If you have any questions that are not answered here
on this page or elsewhere on our website, just click on the link
at the bottom of the page to email us, or call or fax us for more
information.
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Q: May I bring in my pet’s favorite toy for her to play
with while I’m away?
A: Toys, meals, and bedding are all provided free of charge to all of our guests,
but please feel free to bring any items that will help your pet to enjoy their
stay with us. All personal items will be marked with permanent ink, and please
keep in mind that even well behaved pets will occasionally become destructive
in a new environment. Sometimes leaving an expensive bed or toy at home is
a treat for your dog or cat to look forward to after a stay with us.
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Q: Can I call to see how my
pet is doing while I’m
away?
A: Absolutely! All of our guests are carefully monitored at
all times, and we will be happy to let you know how your pet
is getting along.
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Q: I tried calling during
your regular business hours, but I got your answering machine.
Isn’t someone there to
answer the phone?
A: Every effort is made to be available to help our human clients,
but the pets come first! If for any reason you are unable to
immediately get through to our staff on the telephone, it is
because we are temporarily busy seeing to our canine and feline
guests. All messages left will be returned at the soonest opportunity.
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Q: You say that the Las Vegas
Pet Resort is "cage free," but
don’t the dogs sleep in kennels?
A: At most boarding facilities each dog
is placed in a small fenced-in run, and left there for the
duration of their stay (unless you pay extra for a 20 minute "exercise time," often on leash in a small yard). For well-socialized
dogs this is completely unnecessary. Even veterinary facilities that offer
boarding services usually keep dogs and cats in metal cages, taking them outside
on leash only for as long as it takes to "relieve" them. For
pets that require close medical supervision, such as post-operative patients,
this is often the best type of place for them to stay.
Here at the Las Vegas Pet Resort, our guests spend their days in large
play areas, and sleep in their own individual kennels or Kitty Condos.
This allows us to carefully monitor their relieving habits, and lets
them know that at the end of the day they still have a private place
to rest and relax. Our guests also receive all of their meals in their
private kennels. This gives them the chance to eat without having to
worry about protecting their food from anyone else.
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Q: How far ahead of time should I make a reservation for
my pet to board with you?
A: Give us a call as soon as you’ve made plans to be away. It’s
not unusual for boarding facilities to be booked up as far as six months ahead
of time for holidays, but for the remainder of the year usually only a few
days’ notice is needed.
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Q: I’m supposed to come pick up my dog today, but I’m
going to be a little late. Will there be someone there to help
me after you’ve closed for the day?
A: We have a 30 minute wait time limit
after/before store hours and there is a $30 fee (you must
inform our staff before closing time). After we close the
office for the day, our answering machine is turned on, the
office staff goes home, and the doors are locked for the
night. Any
guest that is scheduled to depart but is still here at closing
time will have the pleasure of staying with us an extra night, and any
additional boarding charges will be added.
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Q: What if my dog won’t
relieve himself indoors?
A: It might be a good idea to have your
dog stay with us for a day of Day Care so that we can see
if he’ll be comfortable boarding with us for a longer
period of time. His relieving habits will be closely monitored and we’ll
let you know how he did. Dogs are very social animals and learn by watching
other dogs; when your dog sees our other guests relieving themselves, he’ll
probably get the idea right away.
Q: Why do you treat all pets with flea, tick, and mite
topical spray every 30 days?
A: We have many guests that visit us from various states.
Aside from fleas and ticks being an annoyance for pets,
mites can cause dangerous skin infections in puppies so we
take extra precaution for the safety of all guests.
(702)456-PETS (702)456-7387 fax: (702)456-7322
email us at: info@paradisebaypetresort.com
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