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Resort Requirements & Requests
Recovering from Vet Visits
Attention all pet owners we
cannot accept any pets recovering from recent medical procedures such as
surgery, stitches, open or bandaged wounds or any pets requiring the use
of an Elizabethan Collar.
These pets
should be boarded with a veterinarian. Please inform Fon Jon Petcare
Center of any other medical needs your pet may have when making
reservations. Pets that have been spayed cannot be boarded until
3 weeks after the surgery.
Senior Dogs
We are no longer accepting new geriatric canine clients
for day care or boarding.
Large dogs 10 and over
Small dogs 12 and over
Vaccinations
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Canine
DHLPP
Rabies (Every 3 Years)
*Bordetella |
Feline
FVRCP
FeLv
Rabies |
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All vaccinations need to be verified by documentation from
your veterinarian.
* Bordatella - We strongly recommend that this vaccination
be given every six months, or within the last month before
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You are welcome to bring in toys or bedding in for your
pet with the understanding that there is the possibility
that it may not come back in the same condition. It can be
destroyed or disposed of when you return. Also, please
understand that your dog will behave in a different way
when he is away from home, so he might tear or completely
destroy his bedding or toys. Furthermore, during the
morning we are on a very tight schedule to clean the
kennel and to exercise all the dogs and cats, so it is
difficult to find toys or bones which the dog has buried
in his bedding. Please make sure that you put either your
last name or your pet's name on the toy or blanket you
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 We take care of the feeding. We feed once a day. The type
of food we feed is Iams Lamb & Rice dry mixed with warm
water. Most dogs do not have any problem eating our food,
but if your dog is on a special diet or is a finicky
eater, you are welcome to bring in your own brand of food.
People often ask us if they get a discount if they bring
in their own food, but actually it is more time consuming
to feed special diets than it is to feed our own food.
There are some kennels that will charge extra to feed
special diets; in our case we will do it for free. If you
want your dog to be fed twice a day, just let the
receptionist know and we will take care of it. Treats
are welcome. It is your own responsibility to make sure
that all the articles which you bring in have your last
name or your pet's name on them. |
If your dog is on medication you need to bring in written
instructions on how it should be given, how often and what
it is for. We cannot give injections of any kind. We can
give medication one to three times a day. We charge $1.00
per medication for each time administered. Please let the
front office know if you brought enough medication for
your pet's complete stay. |
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In order for us to provide better service we ask for your
cooperation. Due to our busy schedule, it is impossible
for us to accept walk-ins. We ask that you call in advance
and make an appointment.
Attention!!!!
To all pet owners that choose to enroll your pets in
interactive play programs, such as group play, roam play
or daycare. Please be aware that these are fast paced,
rigorous play situations ,somewhat like enrolling your
child in contact sports like football, soccer, basketball,
etc. For these reasons you must be aware that "sports
related" injuries such as soreness, sprains, strains or
even joint injuries can occur. While we at Fon Jon pet
care center do monitor the level of activity, it is
impossible to control all situations or to know what are
the athletic limitations or predisposed genetic conditions
of every pet. For this reason, we can not assume liability
for injuries that a pet may cause to itself or another pet
while engaged in these activities. Please keep this in
mind especially if your pet is older, (a good rule is the
1 to 7 ratio, 1 year in a dogs life it equal to 7 years in
a persons life, therefore a 7 year old dog would be akin
to a 49 year old person).
While interactive play may sound fun for all pets it can
be very demanding physically and we ask that you take
careful consideration of all these factors before
enrolling your pet in these programs. Thank you for your
consideration.
Please click on the
link below to read the
ABKA informational flyer:
Let's Talk
about Boarding your Geriatric Pet
Fon
Jon pet care center |
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