Closed the first Saturday of the month
Closed the first Saturday of the month
We promise to care for all Eno pets as if they were our own. We will love your fur baby almost as much as you do! Our kennel assistants are highly trained to give the best in care, cleanliness, attention, play, exercise, snuggles, and spoiling.
We provide soft blankets and cozy bedding. We use our own food and water bowls. We do all we can to make sure your pet feels safe and comfortable.
Your pet may eat his or her exact diet, if you supply that food, or our easily digestible in-house dry food for $2 per day.
We check on pets at least three times a day—and often many more just because we love them! We meticulously track eating, drinking, and elimination habits. If we ever notice anything even slightly amiss, we immediately alert a member of the medical team.
We’re happy to give lots of love. Or if your pet prefers peace and quiet, that’s OK, too. We can usually make special accommodations and go above and beyond to do what’s best for each unique boarding fur baby.
Yes! To join the Eno family, call our team or book a visit online. We need to meet your pet and establish care before a boarding reservation. Remember you get $40 off your first visit.
Just like in human medicine, veterinarians must legally and ethically establish a doctor/patient relationship with all pets in our care. (We’re a private hospital, not a doggy daycare or public boarding facility.) Your vet will perform a full physical exam and update any core vaccines required to keep all boarding pets safe. See our Boarding Policies below for details.
Please book boarding as far in advance as possible. We want to put a two-week cushion between your pet’s first visit and boarding stay.
Why? #1: We want to make sure your fur baby is comfortable with us! Our Fear Free pros will assess your pet’s emotional health score and determine if boarding is the best option. Pets with high fear, anxiety, and stress do much better at home with a sitter.
In fact, pets with a high FAS (“fear, anxiety, and stress”) score can suffer trauma being boarded: refusing to eat, shaking and whimpering, showing fear aggression, and worse. This is awful for your fur baby and dangerous to our team.
We only accept boarding pets with FAS scores of 3 or below and require our “chill protocol” for any pets with medium FAS scores. We welcome and encourage you to book a trial boarding period for your pet! Even a night or two can help us see what’s best for your unique fur baby.
#2. A pet who needs core vaccines will have two weeks of protection on board when coming to stay in our boarding facilities. The health and safety of all pets in our care is always our top priority.