Pet Boarding at the Oakland Park Animal Hospital

Whether you're going away on vacation for a week or your pet has to stay overnight for a medical reason, you can feel secure knowing your pet will have a safe and comfortable stay at Oakland Park Animal Hospital. We're happy to offer pet boarding for both dogs and cats, for overnight stays or long-term care. We'll care for your pet like he or she was our own, and we even offer pet grooming services to make your smallest family member feel truly special and pampered during her stay.

Staying at our Oakland Park Vet Hospital

We want your pet to have a safe and happy time here at our Oakland Park vet hospital, so we ask you please take the time to do some preparation before you bring her in for her stay. We aim to create a safe and loving atmosphere for all the pets that stay here, and some basic health preparations are necessary to achieve that goal. If you've been keeping up with your pet's regular veterinary schedule, this prep should not be a problem.

Make sure your dog or cat is up-to-date on her vaccinations. You'll need to have proof of the date of your dog's last distemper and rabies shots. We'll also need proof that she's been immunized against Bordetella, or kennel cough, in the last six months. If you're bringing your cat in to stay with us at the veterinary hospital, you'll need his immunization record, as well.

In order to keep every animal here clean and safe, we ask that your pet be free of fleas, ticks and other parasites before you bring her here to stay. This should not be a concern if you've been keeping regular appointments at our animal vet clinic, as that's an ongoing process we deal with here every day.

Feel free to bring in your pet's favorite food and feeding schedule, along with any special toys or blanket he'll need to make him feel secure away from home. We'll take special care to give him play time and treats to make sure his stay is as comfortable and stress-free as possible.

What special toys or items do you take along when your board your cat or dog?