A Home Away From Home
We understand that it can be stressful to have to leave your pet behind if you need to go out of town — especially when they are recovering from a procedure or surgery, or if they are ill. At Bear Creek Veterinary Hospital, our team wants to help ease your worries.
Choose from our complete general pet boarding services (which are available to all of our patients) or medical boarding services for pets with conditions that standard boarding centers may not be equipped to accommodate.
Dog & Cat Boarding: A Typical Day
Dogs
Every morning, the dogs head outside for an outdoor run to enjoy some fresh air before eating breakfast. Kennels are cleaned, disinfected, and stocked with fresh linens while they are outside.
Dogs who are physically able will be walked by our staff on a regular basis.
Your dog will be supervised throughout their entire stay with us — both during walks and while they are resting. Dinner is served in the evening before the dogs are taken on a final walk before they go to bed.
Cats
Your cat will be fed according to your specifications and their requirements to make sure their routine mimics their time at home as closely as possible.
The kitties receive daily one-n-one interaction (if they want it), including pets, snuggles, and play. Litter boxes are checked, disinfected, and cleaned periodically during the day.
We also refresh linens and clean your cat's room daily. Our cat boarding area is separated from the dog area to ensure your kitty feels safe and relaxed during their time with us.
FAQs About Pet Boarding in Stockton
Everyone at Bear Creek Veterinary Hospital is a serious animal lover, and our entire team enjoys caring for and lavishing attention on your pets during their stay with us.
Here are some frequently asked questions other clients have had about our pet boarding services.
If you have further questions about boarding, please feel free to contact us!
- What accommodations and amenities do you have?
- What time am I able to drop-off or pick-up my pet?
- What is required to for my dog or cat to board at your facility?
- Is there a limit to the number of pets I can board at a time?
- How much does pet boarding cost?
- What time should I drop off and pick up my pet?
- What should I pack for my pet?
- What if my pet needs to take medication?
- Can I get updates about my pet during their stay?
- How should I prepare for my pet's stay?
- What do you feed animals that don't have their own food?
Medical Boarding for Dogs and Cats
Our expert veterinarians and nurses will supervise your pet, administer medications and watch over them closely. Any medications that may be required will be administered to your pet on the same schedule they are used to at home.
