Dog Daycare at Bark & Lounge is a great way to ensure that your dog is getting activity and social stimulation. Whether you're busy during the day or feel that your dog could use more exercise, our daycare is a safe, supervised setting where your pup will receive lots of personal attention.
For your pup’s safety, daycare is split into two groups: small dogs and large dogs. Daycare rooms are always monitored by multiple team members who are trained in aggression response to make sure everyone has their best day.
We take the safety of the pets in our care very seriously, so each dog must first complete a Free Meet & Greet to ensure that they are a great fit for daycare. Your dog will need to be dropped off between 7 and 8 AM Monday through Friday, or between 9 and 10 AM Saturday and Sunday, and stay a minimum of 3 hours for temperament testing. Temperament testing is $25 and you must bring a copy of all current vet records (Rabies, Parvo-Distemper, and Bordetella) and complete an application for daycare.
Book your dog's Meet & Greet today for a FREE trial day of daycare!
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Monday through Friday: 7 am – 7 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 9 am – 6 pm
After a hard slobbery day of play, we suggest a bath. If you would like for us to bathe your dog, we’ll make your pooch hugging clean before you pick them up. The cost of the exit bath is $47 for a Small dog, $55 for a Medium dog, $61 for a Large dog and $70 for an XL dog.
Please note: there will be a $15 late fee charged for any dog remaining 15 minutes more. If the owner is late for 30 min or more for pick-ups, another boarding and daycare rate will be charged.
We reserve the right to turn away any dog deemed aggressive toward people or another dog.
Proper socialization with other dogs and other humans is critical to having a happy, healthy, and well-adjusted pet. With many people spending more time away from home, your furry family member may now be home alone for long periods of the day for the first time in a while. The stress of solitude can cause anti-social habits such as destructive chewing, persistent digging, excessive barking, or other signs of separation anxiety. Pets may also show signs of stress such as drooling, attempts to escape, and pacing.
If your pet is suffering from separation anxiety or simply the boredom of home isolation after many months of company, bring them to daycare with us! Daycare provides your loved one with the pack environment dogs are accustomed to, creating a trusted second home for your pet while you are away. Bringing your pup to daycare with us provides all the physical, mental, and social exercise your dog needs. Give us a call to learn more about the socialization benefits of daycare.
