For grooming all we require is up to date Rabies vaccination. We do strongly recommend that your dog has the Distemper combo and Bordetella (kennel cough) also.
That really depends on the dog and type of coat. As a general rule we do recommend getting your pet groomed every 4 to 8 weeks.
Unfortunately we do not currently have a cat groomer.
We love to start puppies young! 3 months is a great age to introduce your puppy to grooming. We don’t always have to give a haircut, but this is a great age to get them used to the different equipment that we use for grooming.
Grooming books out anywhere from 1-2 weeks in advance, so call early to reserve your spot.
Dogs 16 weeks of age and older must have veterinary proof of current Rabies, Distemper combo and Bordetella (kennel cough).
Puppies under 16 weeks must have veterinary proof of up to date Distemper combo and Bordetella (kennel cough).
We request that all pets be on a topical flea and tick preventative (preferably from a veterinarian). Flea collars are not allowed.
Monthly heartworm preventative is recommended.
All pets over seven months of age MUST be spayed or neutered.
For Daycare we ask that you let us know by 8 pm the night before.
For Boarding we ask for 48 hours’ notice.
However, we can reach capacity as well so as soon as you know it will be needed, give us a call.
Pets with special needs (medications, medical conditions, aged, etc.) are always welcome and accommodated.
All dogs will be screened prior to attending Under One Woofs’ Daycare or Overnight Services. We will assess your pet for play style and temperament to best meet both yours and your pet’s needs.
However: All pets must be non-aggressive and have no prior history of aggression toward other animals or people. Failure to disclose such information will result in denial or cancellation of services.
We are happy to work with nervous or fearful dogs to help them be comfortable in our setting. However, staff must be able to touch and handle your dog. We ask if your dog has shown aggression towards people in the past you make other accommodations.
Yes! Households with 2 or more dogs save $1 per dog.
Unfortunately, this type of Daycare and Boarding is not for all dogs. Some dogs prefer the comfort of home, or the mellow setting of a kennel during the day. While other dogs can be too excitable to be in a large group setting. We do offer shorter trial and mini days if you are unsure how your pet will do.
We do not have an age limit. We take dogs at any age, from puppies to the elderly.
We do not require you to do a trail day, but we do recommend it, if your dog has never been in this type of open play daycare and boarding.
We do have things like Bonus items and Grooming services that can be added to your stay. In addition to these we do have a $5 fee for Peak days, a $5-10 fee for same day reservations (as space allows) and fees to administer medications. There may be other additional fee’s for special requests/instructions. At this time, we do not charge a Cancellation fee, however we do ask that you call and let us know. No Showing on a Peak Day may result in additional fee’s.
Yes! If your dog needs lunch we’d be happy to feed him during the day. Please bring your dog’s food in a baggie (please no glass), labeled with name. If your dog requires breakfast or dinner we ask that you feed them before or after their day of play. Not all dogs enjoy eating while here. If your dog decides not to eat 3 times you will be asked to keep his or her lunch at home.
It depends on your dog’s personality and your schedule. You can figure that your dog will be very tired for 1-2 days after each visit. If you have a youngster, 2-3 visits per week will help you keep your sanity. Older or mellower dogs do well with as little as 1 day per week.
We do have discount packages for frequent customers. They are divided between 1 day, 2 days, and 3 days a week.
Although we would like to be playing with the dogs non-stop this can not always be the case. It is not healthy for the dogs to play for 14 hours non-stop with out breaks, this can make them upset and crabby. If it’s a busy day sometimes playing and throwing the balls can overstimulate the pack, and this can cause conflicts.
We do not have any after hours services at this time. If you are unable to make it to pick-up your dog by closing, they will be boarded for the night. (all applicable fees will automatically be added to your total.)
Please bring enough food for your dog’s entire stay. (with a couple extra meals just in case) Feel free to bring their favorite bedding (please limit to 1 bed or 1 blanket) and up to 2 toys.
We have individual boarding kennels assigned to your dog while it stays with us. This is where your dog will eat his or her meals and spend the night.
That’s the best thing about boarding your dog at Under One Woof! He’ll be so busy playing all day and so tuckered out by bedtime that he won’t have time to remember that you’re away!
We do keep some extra food in stock in the event that you forget your dog’s food or if he runs out of food during his stay. The charge for the food is $5 per meal. However, it is in your dog’s best interest to bring plenty of food from home as switching dog foods can be stressful to your dog’s digestive system.
Unfortunately, we do not offer any discounts for long stays.
For a Video Tutorial on Logging in click here.
We may have a different number or email on file for you. Feel free to call or email us and we will make sure to update it to the correct one so you will be able to long in.
Here are a few links to videos for how to make reservations on the portal:
Daycare Reservations Boarding Reservations
Under One Woof will be made aware of your reservation request and will review it for approval.
For a Video Tutorial click here.
Under One Woof will be made aware of your reservation request and will review it for approval.