Your dog’s first stay at a dog hotel goes much more smoothly with a little preparation. Use this checklist.
Key takeaways
- 1–2 weeks before: check vaccines and book a trial day (assessment) if needed.
- Bring: vaccination booklet, leash, usual food, medication and something that smells like home.
- Beds, bowls and toys are usually provided.
1–2 weeks before
- Check rabies and core vaccines are current and parasite prevention is up to date.
- Book a daycare assessment if your dog is nervous, under-socialized, an unneutered male, or a large dog prone to anxiety — at Mini Boarding House this is required before boarding.
- Ask about rules for unneutered dogs, females in heat and medication.
What to bring
- Original vaccination booklet
- Leash or harness
- Usual food, portioned per day
- Medication with written instructions
- A blanket or T-shirt that smells like home
What to tell the staff
- Allergies or sensitive stomach
- Toilet habits (grass only, pads, etc.)
- Fears, food guarding and how your dog gets on with others
- Emergency contact and your usual vet
FAQ
What should I bring for my dog’s first boarding stay?
Vaccination booklet, leash or harness, usual food, medication and something that smells like home.
Do I need to bring a bed or bowls?
Usually not — Mini Boarding House provides beds, bowls and toys.
Is a trial day required?
At Mini Boarding House, it is required for nervous, under-socialized or unneutered male dogs and large dogs prone to anxiety.
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