Trusted and Experienced Kennel Services

We require all dogs to be vaccinated against Rabies, Bordetella, and Distemper/Parvo.

All cats are required to be vaccinated against Rabies and Distemper.  We recommend Feline Leukemia as well, but not required.

We can not accept self administered vaccinations.  Proof of vaccinations by a licensed veterinarian is required upon arrival.  

We require the Bordetella vaccine every 12 months, but every six months may provide additional protection for your pet. It is up to you and your veterinarian’s discretion. Please keep in mind that even with the Bordetella vaccination, there is still a slight risk of contracting a mutated strain of this virus.

Absolutely! We’d love to have you visit Wyolina Kennels before your pet comes to stay with us. It’ll help put your mind at ease to see where your pet will be staying and also help you familiarize yourself with our facility.

Please call to schedule a tour with us!

As of right now, we are only doing tours on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays.

Feel free to bring a small blanket, t-shirt, or pillowcase that reminds your pet of home.  We have plenty of beds, cots, and thick blankets to keep all of our fur babies cozy and warm. You can bring your pet's favorite toys. 

We do not give rawhide bones/chewies since we do not watch them 24/7. 

We recommend you bring your pet's food/treats to avoid any upset stomach.

 Please keep the number of personal items to a maximum of 4 per family.   Everything must be labeled with the dog's name (food bin, scoop, blanket, toys, etc.)

We do not take beds - we have cots/beds we can provide.

Sure! We are happy to hear from owners and to report on how their pet is enjoying their stay. No news from us is good news!

No, your dog does not need to be spayed/neutered to come and stay with us! They won't be able to play with other dogs if you're wanting to do daycare, but they will get lots of love and playtime from human friends!

No worries! Here at Wyolina Kennels, it is not a requirement that our boarders go out with other dogs. Your dog will get to enjoy our huge fenced-in play areas all to themselves!  We also offer Day Boarding for dogs that don't get along with other dogs, but still need some energy burned off. Drop off and pick up same day.  

With the boarding charges, your dog will get to use the yards to go to the bathroom two times per day. Dogs that are over 8 years old will get out three times per day. They are out each time for about 25 minutes and are always supervised by a human.  You may add on additional time outside, swim time, or daycare.

We are closed to the public on Sundays but that doesn't mean our staff isn't here! 

Your babies will still get out to use the potty and play on Sundays.

Sometimes being kenneled can be stressful for a dog. He/she is in an unfamiliar place, surrounded by barking dogs and unfamiliar smells and noises. “Stress” diarrhea can be a factor for some dogs, or your dog may have had a dietary change while boarded. To help eliminate as many factors as possible, we recommend that you bring your pet’s own food from home. Don’t worry, it won’t take long for your dog to become familiar with their new routine!

Yes, we can board your pets together in the same run if the space open allows for multiple dogs (keeping with safety and comfort protocols).  If they have to be fed separately, please let us know at the time of making the reservation.  Dogs that do not board and feed together do not receive the multi-pet discount or Family Suite Rate.  

Yes, we have both heat and air to keep your loved one comfortable

Yes, we have a refrigerator and a microwave to use as needed.

Yes, we are able to administer medications prescribed by your vet, which also may include fish oils, joint supplements, etc. All medications must be labeled with the animal’s name and the name of the medicine. 

We also can administer injectible medications such as insulin. 

There is a small fee for administering medications.

Yes.  A stay at Wyolina Kennels can be very exciting!! Some dogs run around outside, barking at other dogs, the alpacas, or the wind, and they have a wonderful time doing it! They often leave exhausted but happy----and may sleep a lot the first couple days they are home.