Boarding at Wil-A-Lo Kennels
Requirements
For the health and safety of all our guests, we require proof of vaccination prior to your pet's stay.
Dogs require proof of vaccination for:
Rabies, Distemper/Parvo, and Bordetella
Cats require proof of vaccination for:
Rabies and Feline Distemper (FVRCP)
All dog and cat guests greater than eight months old
must be spayed or neutered.
Our Rooms
At Wil-A-Lo Kennels we offer three styles of accommodation
for every style of dog.
Our Suites are spacious and located in a
calm and relaxed area of the facility.
Our Runs are also spacious providing space for up to two pets.
Our Pop-ups are spacious enough for large dogs, but are used for our tiny guests who prefer cozier sleeping quarters.
All rooms* include a Kuranda bed with bedding,
bowls provided, and toys (if requested).
All rooms are priced at the same rate.
*cots not available in all pop-ups
Add-On Services
Add-On Services at Wil-A-Lo Kennels
are the cherry on top of your dog's stay.
We offer Nature Walks, Play Sessions, Lunch Treats, Daycare, Baths, nail trims, and seasonal treats.
Add-On services are an amazing way
to keep your pet busy, exercised, and feel more at home.
What to Bring
Food and Medicine
Bedding or Smells from Home
Bedding or Smells from Home
All medications should come in its original packaging with clear directions to avoid confusion. This includes both prescription and over-the-counter supplements. Although we provide food and treats, we recommend bringing your pet's regular diet to avoid digestion problems that can arise from abrupt diet changes.
Bedding or Smells from Home
Bedding or Smells from Home
Bedding or Smells from Home
We provide cozy bedding for all our guests, but if your pet has a favorite bed, blanket, or other comfort item from home, you are welcome to bring them along.
Toys and Chews
Bedding or Smells from Home
Toys and Chews
Toys and chews are a great way to combat boredom and keep your pet amused. Toys and chews to keep at home: rawhides (except granulated), raw food, treats, or bones, plush toys with stuffing (if your pet shreds them), hooves, ears, or bully sticks, and dental chews that are too hard for a person to break.