Affectionate Pet Care's Dog Daycare
- Unlimited hours of supervised play and socialization with other carefully screened dogs.
- lots of exercise to promote health, well-being, and longevity for your dog.
- Outdoor time every hour for dogs to relieve themselves and run in our large fenced yards.
- Fun games of fetch, chase, climbing on the jungle gym, and a dip in the doggy pool in the summer time.
- Nap time on futons and dog beds alongside their buddies with TV or radio on and lights out.
- Daily report cards to let you know how much fun your dog had, who he/she played with what he ate, how much he napped, and a general health report.
- LIFE TIME FRIENDSHIPS FORMED! At APCC dogs come in on a regular basis so the dogs and staff know and love each other. We have small playgroups so that we can provide premium supervision and individual attention.
- Evaluations are conducted before any dog can attend daycare. This is the screening process we complete to check all dogs for behavior and social skills before accepting them. This is to ensure your dog's safety. You must call to make an appointment for you dog's evaluation. During the evaluation we will introduce your dog to others to make sure they will get along well with the other dogs, at this time you can also view our facility and fill out forms to get your dog ready for their day with us.
- A copy of your dog's vaccine records from your Veterinarian including up-to-date Rabies, Distemper/Parvo (DHLPP), and Boardetella
- Your dog must be spayed or neutered if over six months of age.
- Your dog must be in general good health and free of any illnesses or communicative diseases within the past three months.
- If you recently adopted your dog from a shelter you must have had him or her living in your home in good health for one month before bring them into our center or provide a good health certificate from your Veterinarian.
- We highly recommend your dog be on a monthly flea, tick, and parasite preventive.
- High energy dogs who need a place to channel all that energy while you're at work.
- Young dogs needing to develop socialization skills
- Dogs who suffer from separation anxiety.
- Dogs you wish to spoil with attention and affection, and the one thing us humans cannot provide: dog to dog relationships they crave so much.
