Health and Vaccination Notes
Dog daycare and boarding environments should protect every dog in care. Owners should keep vaccination
information updated and share any recent illness, injury, allergy, or medication details before the visit.
If a dog is coughing, vomiting, limping, unusually tired, or showing signs of discomfort, owners should
contact the team before arrival.
Feeding and Medication Procedure
Feeding instructions should be simple and written clearly. Include food type, portion amount, meal time,
and whether the dog needs to eat alone. Medication instructions should include dosage, timing, method,
and emergency notes. Medication should be labeled clearly with the dog’s name.
Daycare Play and Rest Routine
Not every dog has the same play style. Some dogs enjoy social play, while others need quiet observation,
slower introductions, or smaller-group time. A balanced daycare day should include supervised play,
water breaks, rest periods, and calm transitions.
Overnight Boarding Procedure
For overnight boarding, owners should share the dog’s normal sleeping routine, feeding schedule,
walking habits, and comfort items. A familiar blanket or toy may help some dogs feel more secure.
Boarding preparation is especially important for dogs staying away from home for the first time.
Pickup and Owner Updates
Pickup is a good time to review how the dog did during the visit. Owners can ask about appetite,
energy, play style, rest, walking, and any behavior notes. This feedback helps future visits become
smoother and more personalized.
