Berwyn PA Pet Boarding Services

You can trust Paoli Vetcare to take care of your pet when you are away. Direct veterinary supervision in our clean, spacious accommodations with a fenced exercise yard supervised by excellent kennel staff ensures your pets’ comfort and well-being. Our HEALTH GUARANTEE is one of the most significant advantages of staying with us. Occasionally, minor health problems related to boarding do arise, sometimes after your pet goes home. At Paoli Vetcare, we treat these upset stomachs or upper respiratory symptoms at no cost to you. Veterinarian-supervised boarding means that your pets’ medication administration is monitored, special dietary needs are accommodated, and the rare health emergency is addressed promptly after consultation with you. Does your dog need a puppy playdate? When you leave Fido with us for the day, they will get frequent group exercise in the backyard and TLC from our staff, making for a happy hound.

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• Separate Cat Facilities
• Doggy & Puppy Daycare
• Bird Boarding
• Veterinary Supervision
• Daily Dog Walks
• Medical Boarding
• Prescription Diet for Sensitive Stomachs
• Bathing, Grooming and Medical Exams
• Tours welcome—stop by anytime!

There are a lot of reasons house veterinary-supervised boarding in Berwyn is great. If you need to board a cat with hyperthyroidism, we know how to give your cat pills. Your diabetic dog must get food and an injection at a certain time, you know you can trust our veterinary nurses to get it right. Any special care for your pet is no problem when you board at our veterinary hospital near Berwyn, PA. The bottom line is that a doctor is there when your fur-baby needs him.

As long as it is safe for your dog to play with the others, s/he will have a ball

Our experienced attendants heavily monitor the dogs to be sure they are well-matched and do not get overstimulated.

A close eye is kept on each boarder to monitor for any signs of illness. Dogs occasionally get sick from the stress of being in an unfamiliar environment. Decreased appetite is the most common complaint, but we also see vomiting, diarrhea or other abnormal activity. Our animal hospital staff quickly informs the doctor when there are any changes in a pet’s physical condition. If you do not board at a veterinary hospital, make a plan with the boarding kennel to have your pet quickly transported to your vet or an emergency vet hospital.