Pet Boarding & Kennels
If you are going out of town or have a long day at work, bring your pet to Pet Medical Center of Edmond! We are proud to offer pet boarding and daycare under the supervision of our veterinary team. We cater to all of your pet’s needs while they’re in our care, including lots of exercise and play time!
When your pet is ready for some downtime, they’ll have plenty of space to rest in our large, temperature-controlled runs. By choosing us, you can rest assured that if your pet has a health concern while you are away, they will be in the best hands possible.
Doggy Daycare
Doggy daycare is a great way for your dog to socialize and burn off excess energy. Additionally, if your dog suffers from separation anxiety, doggy daycare can help them build confidence over time.
Our first priority at doggy daycare is safety. All dogs are under constant staff supervision while playing. All dogs attending daycare are carefully screened to ensure they will make good playmates for your dog.
Pet Boarding
Our state of the art lodge features the best pet boarding accommodations around! We offer a variety of packages will allow you to customize your pet’s stay with us. All boarding pets will be exercised frequently, fed a healthy diet (or the food can be brought from home) and receive personalized attention throughout their stay.
At Pet Medical Center of Edmond, Oklahoma, we have convenient drop-off and pick-up times at our Edmond, Oklahoma location:
Monday through Friday, 7:00 am to 5:30 pm, and we can arrange for clients to pick up on Saturdays & Sundays at either 9:00 am or 4:00 pm. Please arrange weekend pick-ups with our team in advance. Our boarding pick-up times may vary on holidays.
Additionally, our boarding kennel fills up quickly, especially around major holidays, so always be sure to call as soon as you can!
Pet Boarding Specials
- FREE bath with all dog boarding stays longer than 10 days.
- FREE night of boarding with stays longer than 15 days.
Vaccine Requirements
Pets must be current on heartworm and parasite prevention and they must have proof of a current heartworm test.
Canines
- DHLPP (Distemper, hepatitis, lepto, parvo, parainfluenza)
- Bordetella (kennel cough)
- Rabies
Felines
- FVRCP (Rhinotracheitis, calici, panleukopenia, chlamydia)
- Rabies
FAQ
How many times does my pet go outside?
Pets go outside a minimum of two times per day, usually more.
How will your team help my pet if they’re stressed?
Our team cannot completely remove the stressful components of boarding, but we go out of our way to ensure your pet stays comfortable during their stay. We give them lots of cuddles and 1-1 time, especially if they’re struggling with being away from their home.
What’s the best way to contact us?
Phone is preferable so we can make sure all your questions are answered correctly before boarding!
