Pet Boarding

Yes absolutely. Every cat and dog has his or her own sleeping, eating and toileting areas. We do not ever board strange cats in the same cage.

If you have two cats in your home we can remove dividers between cages to allow them to wander through one another’s cage.

If you have two dogs in your home due to cage size we have to board them separate overnight, but during the day we can have them outdoors together.

Please note we cannot board cats and dogs together – even if they live at home together.

Of course. A veterinary nurse administers medications twice daily to your pet if required. Should your pet require medication their fees are as follows:

Cats $31 per night
Dogs $37 per night

Yes we do. A veterinary clinic is the best place to board a diabetic animal as they are experienced in what is required and can adjust insulin doses if required according to blood glucose readings.

Diabetic cats rate: $35
Diabetic dogs rate: $41

For those pets with higher care needs eg, very elderly, incontinent, severe mobility issues, complex medications who will need more intense nursing care + veterinary input. We will also require a copy of their current medical history prior to confirmation of stay (to ensure we will be able to provide the care & environment they require)

Dogs $51/night
Cats $44/night

We act as a pick up facility for two other boarding kennels:
Meadowmist: 9627-2395 – http://meadowmist.net.au/
Hanrob: 1300 426 762 – https://www.hanrob.com.au/

No we do not offer a 24 hour service. During the week the clinic is staffed 8-7:30pm and on weekends we have a kennel hand who comes back in the afternoons to feed and check all boarding patients.

Yes you can, but be aware Saturdays and Sundays we have shorter opening hours. Any public holidays we are only open 9am-12noon so animals will need to be dropped off in this time frame.

You do not need to provide any bedding or bowls for your pet as we have a wide range of this on site.

Our bedding is thick, warm and is designed to drain fluid away from your pet should it become wet.

If your pet is on a special veterinary diet – we ask that you provide this diet on admission.

If you pet is quite fussy you are also welcome to provide foods for us to offer.

We feed all pets a high quality premium range of pet foods, both wet and dry.

We no longer board these animals.

As you can imagine, Christmas, Easter and school holidays are our most popular times. Outside these times we are a little more flexible.

Christmas bookings start to fill up from the beginning of the year and we are usually booked out by August/September.

No our rates remain the same all year round. We also do not provide discounts for a longer stay.

Cats need to have had an F3 vaccination in the last 12 months.

Dogs need to have had a C5 vaccination in the last 13 months. (Triennial C3’s with an annual BBpi are accepted)

We require proof of this vaccination before any booking can be made.

We also request that animals are up to date on their flea treatment and worming. Whilst we do our best to ensure we stay flea free, we encourage owners to ensure that an oral or topical flea treatment is applied before their stay to ensure their pets protection.