Kennel recommendations?

Discussion in 'Cat Dog' started by bostonredhead, Sep 18, 2007.

  1. bostonredhead

    bostonredhead Well-Known Member

    Any recommendations or "stay away froms" for a place to board my dog over Thanksgiving weekend? If you know prices too, please post them along with your comments.

    Thanks in advance!
     
  2. Pickle

    Pickle Well-Known Member

    We use Bone Voyage, on Shipwash dr. off Old Drug Store rd. I am not sure of the prices but I am thinking $19 or $22 for an indoor/outdoor run and $14 for a smaller indoor. You can get individual play time and play groups for a little extra. 329-9892 and www.bonevoyageinc.com could probably give you more accurate and in depth info.
    Also, doesn't Zookeeper have a petsitting business?
     
  3. bostonredhead

    bostonredhead Well-Known Member

    Thanks! I thought about a pet sitter, but I'd rather not have a stranger in my house while I'm gone...
     
  4. PirateGirl

    PirateGirl Well-Known Member

    The way I look at it is if I trust you with my pet, then I would trust you with anything else I have. :)
     
  5. le

    le Well-Known Member


    ain't that the truth!

    our fabulous sitters are already booked for the thanksgiving holiday so ya might wanna reserve a room at a kennel sooner than later.

    if you do not mind driving to fuquay, look up beth ann's country gardens bed and biscuit. very unique place with wonderful staff. 567.9007.
     
  6. JenniferK

    JenniferK Well-Known Member

    I know this probably isn't what you're looking for, but my daughter has been known to "pet sit" on occasion. Of course, I would recommend ZooKeeper first, but if she's booked up, let me know.

    We've pet-sitted before, and will be in town Thanksgiving weekend.
     
  7. PirateGirl

    PirateGirl Well-Known Member

    I also have a petsitting contact if you need it. I use this particular company as well as Zoo. :)
     
  8. cl62810

    cl62810 Guest

    We went to Disney for 10 days in July and left our Rottie with Clayton Animal Hospital. I think it was around $17-$19 per night. The people got to know her at drop off and we took her food and a blanket. A friend dropped in a couple of times to check on her while we were gone and said that she seemed happy. She was content and happy when we picked her up. I'll use them next year. I liked the fact that vets were there in case she got hurt or sick.
     
  9. zookeeper

    zookeeper Well-Known Member

    I appreciate the kudos I've gotten on this thread and others, but felt the need to mention I'm booked solid for every holiday and pretty heavy for every weekend from now till 2008, therefore, I am not able to accept any new clients.

    For those of you with furry loved ones, if you think you may need your pet to be cared for either in a kennel, or by a pet sitter anytime before the first of the year - BOOK NOW! Kennels and pet sitters have repeat clients (for example in January, I was almost booked solid for the July 4th holiday) who book way in advance. Do not wait until the month before your departure, to schedule something. IF you schedule way in advance and find out a month before your original departure date that things have changed (either you can't get off from work. . .etc) most pet sitters will not charge you any kind of cancellation fee - we usually have a cancellation list of people waiting, hoping someone backs out. When you contact a perspective pet sitter, or kennel, ask about their cancellation policy.
     
  10. JenniferK

    JenniferK Well-Known Member

    Wow Zoo, had no idea you stayed that busy!!

    Good for you! Maybe I went into the wrong line of work, lol...

    That's the good thing about cats, I leave them 2 bowls of food and water, clean the litterbox, and leave the toliet seat up, and they're fine!
     
  11. Kelyel

    Kelyel Well-Known Member

    We use and love Stage Road Vet/Boarding. Woof Woof loves it & we bring his own food. No issues. :)
     
  12. markfnc

    markfnc Well-Known Member

    A vote for Bone Voyage here. Our furball seemed to like it, and the staff liked her.
     
  13. AWmom

    AWmom Well-Known Member

    I second Bone Voyage!
     
  14. peaches

    peaches Well-Known Member

    Stage Road Vet gets a vote here, too. Less expensive than some also.
     
  15. smallone

    smallone Well-Known Member

    My pup loves Bone Voyage! He started to jump around in the car when we pull down Shipwash. I work long hours, so having Bone Voyage as an option is a life saver!
     
  16. kaci

    kaci Well-Known Member

    i am so glad i have two grown sons who can look after all my babies if i am out of town:-D
     
  17. bostonredhead

    bostonredhead Well-Known Member

    Closing comments

    We booked Bone Voyage. Thanks so much to everyone for your recommendations and comments!
     

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