Our veterinary team at Millbrook Valley Animal Hospital provides medical boarding services for cats and dogs in Millbrook and surrounding areas.

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Safe & Reliable Care

We know that it can be a difficult prospect to have to leave your pet, especially when that pet is recovering from a serious illness or surgical procedure.

At Millbrook Valley Animal Hospital, we want to offer you as much peace of mind as possible. We provide medical boarding services for cats and dogs who require medications, treatments or specialized care.

You can depend on our team to provide your pet with a safe, comfortable home away from home while they relax and recover.

Medical Boarding for Cats & Dogs, Millbrook Vet

Medical Boarding at Millbrook Valley Animal Hospital

Medical Boarding for Dogs

Your dog will be spending most of their time in private, climate-controlled kennels fitted with soft, clean bedding.

If your pet requires any medication it will be administered as per your instructions, to ensure their routine is as similar as possible to their time at home.

During their stay, each patient is continually monitored for any changes in medical conditions, as well as signs of anxiety, fear or stress. Our caring veterinary team will address any fears that your dog exhibits.

Medical Boarding for Cats

We will thoroughly discuss any specifications or requirements your cat might have with you prior to their visit with us. Our aim is to provide a seamless transition from their routine at home to their stay with us.

During your cat's time with us, we will feed and administer medication as specified by you, so that their routine closely mimics their time at home.

Our attentive staff is diligent in caring for your feline friend while keeping them and their area clean throughout their visit.

FAQs About Medical Boarding for Pets

We at Millbrook Valley Animal Hospital our team loves providing medical boarding services to recovering pets while giving them all of the affection that they need during this time.

Read our FAQs for answers to common questions get about medical boarding for cats and dogs at our hospital.

If you have any further questions about medical boarding in the Millbrook area, please contact us!

  • Do you offer general boarding services?

    Millbrook Valley Animal Hospital is unfortunately not able to offer general boarding services. We exclusively board pets who require medical care and monitoring that they could not receive at a regular boarding facility.

    There are a number of options for general boarding services in the Millbrook area. Ask us about local boarding options at your next appointment!

  • What accommodations and amenities do you have?

    We offer all the services your pet might need for a recuperative, safe, and enjoyable stay at our hospital, including the following amenities and services:

    • Climate-controlled kennels for comfort
    • Comfy, cozy beds for each patient
    • Clean towels, blankets, and sterilized bowls
    • Individual space for each pet
    • Privacy/hideaway spaces to ease anxiety
    • Cats are boarded separately from dogs
    • Special diet accommodations

    Privacy hideaways or curtains give dogs the solitude they need while they are recovering to ensure maximum comfort.

    Our cat boarding area is separate from the dogs, and fitted with all of the amenities that your feline friend may require while they are with us.

  • Is my pet supervised during their stay?

    Our experienced staff and veterinarians are nearby at all times to ensure that all of your pet's care requirements are met. During your pet's stay with us, they will consult with you on your pet's schedule, administer any required medicine and monitor them closely.

    If necessary, we will contact you immediately if there are any concerning changes in your pet's medical condition.

  • How much does medical pet boarding cost?

    Fees for medical boarding of dogs and cats vary by duration of stay, special medical requirements, and your pet's size. However, our pricing is both competitive and affordable. Contact our veterinary team, we would be happy to provide you with a quote for your stay.

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  • When should I drop off and pick up my pet?

    Drop-off for pets is during regular business hours and pick-up is by end of the day, if your pet is in need of overnight medical boarding you will be required to pick up your pet and transfer them to a 24/7 animal hospital. 

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  • What should I pack for my pet?

    Food: We provide all pets staying with us with food. However, do not hesitate to bring enough of your pet's regular food to last the duration of their stay.

    Medication: Please bring all medications in their original vials, clearly labelled with your pet's name, dosage and instructions included.

    Please do NOT bring these items - we will provide sanitized: toys, bedding, blankets and food bowls.

  • What is the process for administering medication?

    During your pet's stay, a qualified vet technician will administer medication based on the dosage and schedule you specified while you were dropping off your pet.

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  • Can I get updates about my pet during their stay?

    Yes, do not hesitate to contact us during your pet's stay for any updates. Rest assured, if there are any concerns or changes regarding your pet we would contact you immediately.

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  • How should I prepare for my pet's stay?

    Every animal is special. To prepare for your pet's potential stay with us, we will take the following measures to help set your pet up for a successful stay at our animal hospital.

    Step 1: Contact us to get started

    Call us to schedule your pet's visit and discuss any important details about our services and your pet's needs. A member of our team will be happy to organize the booking with you.

    Please note that pets must be up to date with all vaccinations and parasite prevention medications. They must be free of fleas, ticks and parasites to stay at our facility. They also require a negative fecal test within the past 12 months.

    Due to the nature of our accommodations, we also do not accept unaltered dogs. If you have any questions regarding these policies, please contact the office directly.

    Step 2: Set your pet up for success

    When you drop off your pet with our team, there are a few things you can do beforehand to help ease the transition for your furry companion.

    Make sure you spend extra time with them before dropping them off and give them some hearty exercise. This will help ensure that they are calm when they arrive. When you bring them to our hospital, stay calm, confident, and upbeat during the separation.

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  • What do you feed animals that don't have their own food?

    For pets that are not on a special diet, we will provide nutritional food for the duration of the visit.

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