Protect Your Companion Animal With Holiday Pet Boarding in Uniontown, OH!
You are planning on leaving town during the holidays and it is not practical to bring your beloved companion animal along for the ride. And since your friends, neighbors and relatives are unavailable to look after your dog or cat now, it’s time to make arrangements with professionals for holiday pet boarding.
If you are in search of a veterinarian in Uniontown or a Hartville veterinarian, you’ve come to the right place at Uniontown Veterinary Clinic. Our staff loves to take care of pets and we will treat your animal as if it was a member of our own family.
Preparation for Pet Boarding During the Holidays
Keep in mind that to protect the health of all animals being boarded at our facilities, we require that your dog or cat be current on all required vaccinations. You’ll also have the assurance that if your animal is sick or injured during its stay, we have a full team of veterinarian professionals to treat and look after him or her.
Cat Boarding
Our compassionate and friendly staff is devoted to providing the highest level of pet care. We recommend that you bring along some of your feline’s favorite toys to make it feel more comfortable during the holiday boarding.
If you have more than one cat and they all get along, consider boarding them in the same space at our clinic, because companionship will help keep them calm.
Dog Boarding
When you entrust your pet with us for dog boarding under the supervision of our veterinarian in Uniontown, you will have the peace of mind that comes from knowing all pet care requirements will be taken care of.
If your pet pooch tends to suffer from separation anxiety, your Hartville veterinarian recommends that you bring along the dog’s favorite blanket for greater comfort (and maybe bring a toy or two as well!).
Contact Your Uniontown Veterinarian for Dog Boarding or Cat Boarding Today!
Now that you’ve finalized your holiday travel plans, it’s time to make pet care arrangements to ensure your dog or cat is well cared for while you’re out of town. For more information about cat boarding or dog boarding at your Uniontown veterinarian, please contact Uniontown Veterinary Clinic today at (330) 699-9937.
What is the name of the animal you plan on boarding for the holidays and how long has your pet been a member of the family? Please let us know in the comments section.