Frequently Asked Questions

Yes we do! With your dog or dogs being around other dogs we have to require that they are up to date on Rabies, DHPP and Bordatella. All vaccines must be given 5 days prior to their visit with us. Flea and tick prevention is also required. We ask that you bring your records in or have your vet email us a copy to info@twopawsupkennels.com

At Two Paws Up Kennels and Grooming each dog is in a separate kennel and then let out to play with the boarders who are around the same size as your pup. Aggressive dogs will be on a per dog basis and will be let out by themselves when all others are in their kennel. If we do not think that we can board your dog, we will recommend another facility or a vet.

Yes please! We know that boarding can be stressful on your pup. Bringing your normal food from home will make sure that’s one less new thing for them. If they are being picky with their own food while boarding, we can try and add some warm water or bone broth to entice them to maybe eat it.

Each dog has their own kennel that their personal belongings will be staying in. Out front of each kennel there is a tub to store food, treats, leash and any additional items the pet parent would to like to bring. We provide cots but you are more then welcome to bring a bed or blanket that they love along with toys to stay in their kennel.

Yes we do! The dog play yard is about 6500 square feet of Pet Turf and Pea Gravel and shaded by trees. During the warm months there will be pools out for the pups to play in as well! Coming soon will be some play equipment as well!

We know that your dog playing with others can cause some bumps and scratches. Two Paws Up Kennels and Grooming does have a pet first aid kit for minor cuts and scrapes. In the case of your dog being majorly hurt or becoming ill during their stay with us, we will try and call you or your emergency contact if you are not available. We can take them to their usual vet if it’s within a reasonable distance from our facility. If it’s a true emergency, we will take your dog to the nearest Emergency Vet.