Daycare in Dorr, MI

Less pet-parent guilt, more tail wagging

If your pup spends too many hours home alone, daycare at Dorr Veterinary Clinic in Dorr, MI gives them a place to play, burn off energy, and get the attention they crave. It is a complete school experience, not just recess, with exercise for the body and enrichment for the mind.

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Exercise, enrichment, and social time under close supervision

Does your dog need more interaction? Our daycare lets your pup play with other dogs and spend the day with our daycare monitors and team. We exercise your pet’s mind as much as their body, so along with the physical activity they need, they enjoy mental stimulation through crafts, games, and enrichment activities.

We limit daycare to fewer than 20 dogs each day. Smaller groups encourage more intentional interactions and allow for closer supervision.

A group setting is also a chance for dogs to polish their social skills. They can release pent-up energy and get the stimulation they need. Time in a structured, engaging environment can help improve many disruptive behaviors and anxious tendencies. If you are also looking for overnight care, learn more about our pet boarding options.

Talk to our team and veterinarians about what you would like daycare to do for your pet.

A daily routine built around your dog

The daycare routine gives your dog plenty of play time, free access to water, and access to the pup potty area. Dogs also get rest or alone time when their behavior shows they need it.

Meanwhile, you can spend your day guilt free. Daycare can help relieve your pet’s anxiety or destructive habits, address separation anxiety, and aid in shedding some extra unwanted pounds.

There is a special play group for all ages and kinds of dogs here.

Dogs enjoying daycare at Dorr Veterinary Clinic

Daycare vaccine requirements

Keeping every dog healthy is a top priority. These requirements help protect all of our daycare guests. Questions about keeping your pet current? See our preventative medicine services.

  • DOGS: Distemper, Lepto, Rabies, Kennel Cough, Influenza vaccines, and a fecal parasite screening. Heartworm testing and flea and tick prevention are recommended.
  • Every 6 months: The Kennel Cough vaccine and a negative fecal test are required every 6 months for this program.

Daycare information from Dorr Veterinary Clinic

Doggy daycare questions, answered

What is doggy daycare at Dorr Veterinary Clinic?

It is a structured program where your dog plays with other dogs, interacts with our daycare monitors and team, and enjoys enrichment activities. We focus on exercising your dog’s mind as well as their body.

How many dogs attend daycare each day?

We limit daycare to fewer than 20 dogs each day. This encourages more intentional interactions and allows for heightened supervision.

What vaccines does my dog need for daycare?

Dogs need Distemper, Lepto, Rabies, Kennel Cough, and Influenza vaccines, plus a fecal parasite screening. A heartworm test and flea and tick prevention are recommended.

How often are the Kennel Cough vaccine and fecal test required?

The Kennel Cough vaccine and a negative fecal test are required every 6 months for the daycare program.

What does my dog do during the day?

Your dog gets plenty of play time, free access to water and the pup potty area, and rest or alone time when their behavior shows they need it. They also take part in crafts, games, and other enrichment activities.

Can daycare help with separation anxiety or destructive habits?

Time in a structured, engaging environment can help improve many disruptive behaviors and anxious tendencies. Daycare can also help dogs burn off pent-up energy and shed some extra pounds. Talk with our team about your goals for your pet.

Is there a play group for every age and type of dog?

Yes. We have special play groups for dogs of all ages and kinds, so your pup can socialize in a setting that suits them.

Give your pup a day worth wagging about

Ready to see how daycare can help your dog? Call us at (269) 793-7387 or reach out online to get started.

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