• Purina EN Dry Kibble & Wet Food – Veterinary recommended for sensitive stomachs
• Upon request, we offer Fromm Chicken and Brown Rice Kibble or NutriSource Chicken and Rice Wet Food
• Fortiflora probiotics are added to every boarding guests nightly meals to help with any stress-related stomach issues

We are happy to accommodate your regular home feeding schedule as well and invite you to bring in your own food and feeding instructions.

Upon check-in, you will be asked to designate a dollar amount for your pet in the event of an emergency. Our first course of action is to contact you and contact your veterinarian. Should you be out of touch, and depending on the severity of the situation, we may make a decision to treat your pet at our Animal Hospital at Bark Avenue.

Sign up for our Pet Healthcare Warranty program only $3 a night. This will offer to reimburse pet parents up to $250 in eligible veterinary expenses, provided by Bark Avenue Animal Hospital, for all eligible expenses due to illness or injuries that occur during a pet’s boarding visit. 

Each guest receives a card and collar for identification purposes when checking in. This identification card contains important personal information and care instructions and accompanies your pet throughout his/her stay!

Yes! Please, feel free to contact us at any time during regular business hours to check on your pet. We’ll be happy to give you an update!

No. In addition to dog and cat boarding, we also open our doors to birds, exotics, and small animals!

No, but we do fill up often, so a reservation is recommended. If you can, please try to make reservations as much in advance as possible. Although we attempt to accommodate all requests for lodging, we do experience certain “peak periods,” generally occurring around busy holiday periods and traditional summer vacation months.

Yes. It is just like bringing a child to school. Even though we take every precaution to protect your pet from being exposed to disease while staying at Bark Avenue Pet Resort, any situation where multiple animals are in one area, it becomes possible for them to contract an airborne illness from another pet. This is why current vaccinations are mandatory. To further reduce the risk, we use stainless steel food and water bowls, which are sanitized between each use, and we keep our housekeeping sanitation procedures similar to those in human hospitals.

To keep all our furry guests healthy, we do require proof of vaccinations from a licensed veterinarian.

Dog Requirements:

Distemper/Parvo, Rabies, Bordetella (kennel cough) vaccinations, as well as a recent Flea and Tick Treatment. Although not required, we strongly recommend the Canine Influenza & Leptospirosis vaccinations

Cat Requirements:

FVRCP/Respiratory and Rabies vaccinations as well as a recent Flea and Tick treatment.