Everything about boarding and daycare for small dogs in Kissimmee — what your dog needs, how the days work, and what the money rules are. Anything we have missed, text 321-450-3647.
Rabies is a must. All other shots are welcome: DHPP (distemper, hepatitis, parainfluenza, parvo), Bordetella (kennel cough) and canine influenza keep every dog in the house safer. Upload the vet record in the Cuddle Club app when you set up your dog's profile, or bring it to drop-off. Get any booster at least two weeks before the stay so it has taken effect. See what your dog needs before a first stay.
Their usual food, portioned for the stay, and any medication with the directions. A favorite blanket or toy that smells like home helps a nervous dog settle. Feeding is included in every package, and we follow your instructions exactly, so nothing changes for them. Everything that comes as standard is in what every stay includes.
It is when the other dogs are small too. We only take dogs 30 lbs and under, six at most, so nobody gets knocked over or left out. They play in a fenced yard, nap on real beds inside, and two people are with them all day.
Rabies is a must. All other shots are welcome. Your dog should be 30 lbs or under and happy around other small dogs. Come and see us first, free: bring your dog over, meet everyone and see the yard before you book.
A kennel can be. A house with six small dogs and two familiar people is a different thing. Come and see us first, free, with your dog. After that a daycare day or two makes the yard, the beds and us familiar, so the first overnight is just a longer version of a good day.
Daycare is same-day care: drop off between 7 AM and 7 PM and pick up the same day, in 6-, 8- or 12-hour packages. Boarding means your dog sleeps here, so every night is 24-hour care. Both happen in the same house with the same people. Compare them on the dog boarding and daycare prices.
Yes. We send photos and short videos every day in the Cuddle Club app, and you can message us there any time. Calls and texts to 321-450-3647 come straight to us. Nobody waits until pick-up to find out how the stay went.
We reach you and your emergency contact first when there is time, then take your dog to your vet or the nearest licensed vet or animal hospital. You cover the vet bill. When you sign up, you set the most we may spend if we cannot reach you.
Six at most, across daycare and boarding together. That is the house limit, so the calendar on our main page only offers the days and drop-off times that still have room. A few dogs at a time is the whole point of a home instead of a kennel. See the small-dog boarding setup.
For a small dog, usually yes. There are no cages or concrete runs: a living room, real beds, a fenced yard, and two people here all day and all night. Six dogs at most means your dog is known by name, not by run number. Have a look at in-home dog boarding in Kissimmee.
Drop-off and pick-up are 7 AM to 7 PM every day. After 7:15 PM a late pick-up is $1 a minute, and it only ever tops the day up to the next package. Boarding dogs sleep here, so an evening pick-up you cannot make simply becomes a night. The full terms are in the house rules.
Yes. Regulars is $400 a month for three 12-hour days a week, with first pick of holiday dates, baths and two home-cooked meals a week. It is $500 a month with pick-up and drop-off. There are only two Regulars spots.
Book as soon as your dates are set; holidays and school breaks fill first. The 50% deposit holds the spot. Cancel at least 48 hours ahead and the deposit comes back to you; inside 48 hours we keep it, because we turned other dogs away for those days. The deposit and cancellation terms are in the house rules.
Come over with your dog before you book anything. It is free, and it is the best way to know.
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