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Welcome to A & N Dog Boarding, LLC
We offer dog boarding and daycare services for your furry friends. Trust us to provide your dog with a safe and comfortable home away from home. Book your pet's stay today!
The Basics
Services we offer
>Overnight Boarding. We're here to make being away from your pet easier.
>Day Boarding. This service is intended for dogs that need care for a day but not overnight. The dog’s time out of the kennel will depend on the dog’s desire, temperament, and current census.
>Daycare. A & N Dog Boarding is a great place for your pet during the day! We will provide a place to play with friends and burn energy. Days of operation are Monday - Friday, 7:30 am to 5:30 pm.
Contact Information & Hours
Address: 1840 Court Street, Beatrice NE 68310
Phone or Text: 402-500-0250 If possible text or email (we are often with or around dogs). If you need to talk to someone, the best times to call are between 9 am-11am, and 1pm-3pm.
Email: andogboarding@gmail.com
Website: andogboarding.com
Business Hours: Mon/Sat 8:00 to 11:00 and 1:00 to 5:30
Sun 11:00 to 5:30
Requirements for all services
>All dogs entering the facility must be current on standard vaccinations and treatments. We highly recommend Bordetella be current within six months of attending daycare or being boarded. You can upload the records, bring them with you upon arrival, snap a pic and text or email, or request your vet send up a copy. See above for our contact information.
>Credit card on file or make payment before or at the time of arrival.
>Enough food for the length of boarding stay. Food for daycare attendance is optional.
>Accurate and continuously updated information about your dog.
Step-by-step Instructions to Book Online
First
Step 1 -- New Customers Click the BOOK ONLINE Button Above
Step 1 -- New Customers Click the BOOK ONLINE Button Above
Gather vaccination records. Know your vacation/surgery/business/ plans, itinerary, schedule, agenda, etc,.
Step 1 -- New Customers Click the BOOK ONLINE Button Above
Step 1 -- New Customers Click the BOOK ONLINE Button Above
Step 1 -- New Customers Click the BOOK ONLINE Button Above
Click the Book Online button to link to our scheduling software Revelation Pets. >Complete the required information (email, name, password, ...)
>Click the round paw print & complete all of the fields.
Helpful Hint: Open the VIEW VACCINES Box & complete the dates. Otherwise the program glitches.
Step 2 -- Select Drop-off and Pick-up Dates AND Times
Step 1 -- New Customers Click the BOOK ONLINE Button Above
Step 2 -- Select Drop-off and Pick-up Dates AND Times
It is important for you to select accurate dates and times for numerous reasons.
>If a RED availability box appears try adjusting your drop-off or pick-up times first, then try adjusting your dates.
Step 3 -- Read and Sign the Agreement
Step 3 -- Read and Sign the Agreement
Step 2 -- Select Drop-off and Pick-up Dates AND Times
>Click Submit
Step 4 -- Bookmark this Web Page.
Step 3 -- Read and Sign the Agreement
Step 4 -- Bookmark this Web Page.
Doing so will give you easy access...
>...for future Boarding Reservations
>...to view your pet's boarding activity
>...to make payments
Step 5 -- Wait for a Reply.
Step 3 -- Read and Sign the Agreement
Step 4 -- Bookmark this Web Page.
>A confirmed reservation will require
payment to hold your kennel
>During peak / holiday times you might receive an email saying your request has been wait-listed or denied. We know who has been wait-listed and will call if a kennel opens up.
Considerations
What are the Risks of Boarding, Daycare, and Group Play
While most of our guests never have an issue, there are risks when taking your dog into any setting where there are multiple dogs and open play. We compare our facility to a childcare center where toys, drool, and other things are shared...and sometimes not. :) Here are a few risks to consider.
- Accidents, corrections, rough play, and arguments that result in nips, scratches, bites, muscle soreness, and contraction of whatever virus/bacteria might be around, etc,.
- Intact female: We have several intact male dogs that visit for boarding and/or occasional daycare. Please provide guidance for EVERY visit of your intact female dog. We are not breeding experts and rely on your guidance.
- Results of exposure and/or time in a new/different environment. Although it’s infrequent we have seen dogs that needed help adapting to epoxy flooring, metal gates, shiny surfaces, garage doors, etc.
Aftercare
FIVE MOST COMMON BEHAVIORS IN YOUR DOG AFTER BOARDING
Changing the environment, routine, diet, and any other pattern your dog experiences in his/her life can cause stress. Every dog handles stress differently. After picking up your dog from our boarding kennel, you may see one or all of these five changes. Most will go away in a day or two but if the change persists or is an extreme shift from your dog’s standard, talk to your veterinarian.
Drinking Excessively
You bring Fluffy home, and she won’t stop drinking. Your first question is, when was the last time she drank? Did she have access to water? Yes, she absolutely had access to water. We monitor water closely refilling regularly throughout the day. Dogs drink more when they get home for multiple reasons.
Change in Diet
Your dog may eat his food ravenously when he gets home. Again you think, Did he eat while boarded? Again, yes. Same with water, over-excitement of seeing you and being back home may change his normal behavior. Don’t feed him right away. Let him settle-in and eat a few hours after returning home.
Change in Personality
Your dog may ignore you or become extra clingy when you get home. Both are normal. Remember dogs are pack animals and look to you for leadership, structure, and protection. If you don’t make boarding personal, the dog will be less likely to make it personal.
Change in Stool or Vomiting
The excitement or stress may result in your dog’s stool being soft or loose. If you forgot to bring food or we ran out, a switch in food may have a significant effect on your dog’s stomach.
Sleeping a lot / Tired
Your dog will most likely come home and sleep soundly for a day or two. The combination of increased playtime, new friends, new smells and a new place leads to a lot less sleep. Similar to when you go on vacation and walk a few extra miles, the saying, “I need a vacation from my vacation,” comes to mind.
*Another uncommon issue: Canine Cough (AKA Kennel Cough)
About 4 to 5 times a year Beatrice and Lincoln see a spike in Canine Cough. If your dog develops a distinctive cough after spending time around other dogs (dog park, friend’s house, boarding, grooming, etc), he may have a case of Canine Cough. Just like when toddlers at daycare pass around a cold, dogs do the same with Canine Cough.