Cache Valley Pet Hotel and Day Camp

ATTENTION:

HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY

Attention
Cache Valley Pet Hotel will be opening at 8am instead of 7am on Friday July 04, 2025 due to the holiday. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you and your pet. Thanks so much for understanding, and have a wonderful 4th of July!
Cache Valley Pet Hotel

Cache valley pet Hotel Customers,
After careful consideration and much research Cache Valley Pet Hotels pricing will now be restructured starting Jan. 01, 2025 in order for us to remain open and operate our business properly offering the community our services for many years to come. Our prices will conside with that of the National Cage Free boarding and Daycare pricing structure.

We appreciate your support over the years and look forward to continue doing business with each and everyone of you. We do realize how upsetting this may be to some of our current customers but we vow to do our best to insure lower cost by keeping our base rate lower then the other facilities in our area as well as discounted daycare prices for our boarding customers.

Thanks so much for your continued business,
Cache Valley Pet Hotel Management

Webcams:

Cache Valley Pet Hotel is happy to announce that we were able to switch our webcams to a private only server where you have to enter a password to log in. That being said we will be able to keep our webcams up at all times now instead of having to turn them off when certain visitors are here! To access the cameras you will need a password provided by the staff members, we will gladly give this to you the day of drop off, or if daycare feel free to text or call us for it! The password will be changed every two weeks so make sure to keep on top of the new passwords!

DISCLAIMERS

A lot of times a dogs first stay can be extremely exhausting for them due to the change of environment and daily routine. When your dog goes back home they may be more tired then usual and not want to eat for a few days. This is all perfectly normal especially if they come during our busy times. The adjustment period only lasts a few days then they should bounce back to their regular everyday behavior. The more they come the better they get used to the type of environment we have and the easier it will be on them in the future. At our facility the dogs are active from 7am to 7pm everyday, with very little downtime. This is different then a home environment as our dogs do not lay down and rest off and on throughout the day especially if they are younger and playful. However we do encourage rest throughout the day, by keeping them up for an hour during feeding to give them a break. We also put dogs up in our suites if we notice their overwhelmed, agitated, or just plain out tired. Sometimes the change from home to boarding back to home again can be stressful and they can show it in different ways, that being stomach aches or not eating for a few days to even just nonstop sleeping. But again this is all normal behavior in the beginning. However if your dog has not improved in the next couple of days and you have any concerns about their behavior please reach out to us and let us know and we will try and get to the root of the problem.

Dogs play rough! Often with open mouths and by jumping on each other. In addition, when dogs are playing they rarely pay attention to their surroundings which can often cause them to crash into things. After a long day of play, your dog will come home happy and exhausted...but they may pick up some scrapes and scratches too! Our staff do their best to keep an eye on everyone, but sometimes scuffles happen. If we notice your dog is hurt, we will be sure to treat any minor injuries as needed. Anything more serious will result in an immediate phone call. We want your dog's stay to be a safe one! Even if it means protecting them from themselves. Your pet's safety is our number one concern, and our facility has been designed with that in mind. From fully enclosed outside areas, heating and air-conditioning year round, double doors to prevent escapes and staff that have been well trained on how to prevent and breakup any altercations. Let your pup come play and get some energy out!