All of our team members are fully trained veterinary assistants, licensed veterinary technicians, and fully trained pet attendants.

We also have one of Hillsboro’s veterinarians on call 24/7 should the need arise.

We use the best cleaning agents and fully clean our daycare and boarding areas throughout each day.

We have on-site cameras inside and outside the facility.

Our outdoor play area is covered in K9Grass, a dog-specific turf which is softer and cleaner.

At Hillsboro Pet Resort, we like our guests to have some familiar things with them from home to make them as comfortable as possible while they stay with us BUT there is a limit as to the number of things that can fit with them in their private runs. We typically allow the following per dog or cat:

• 2 toys per pet

• A small blanket, towel, or sheepskin mat (1 per pet)

• Owner Provided Treats

• Owner Provided Food

Things we DO NOT allow:

• Glass

• Raw food

• Beds with stuffing

• Leashes, Harnesses and Collars (flea collars are an exception)

• Very large, bed-sized blankets + Blankets or Towels with lots of holes in them (to prevent strangulation accidents)

• Crates (they do not typically allow for enough room in the runs for the dogs or cats to be comfortable.)

• Food and water bowls (Unless your pet has an allergy and needs a special type of bowl, we provide stainless steel food and water bowls, slow feeders and spill guards. No need to bring yours from home!)

• Rawhides (we try our very best to provide a safe environment for our guests and rawhides are particularly dangerous treats due to choking hazards.)

• Beds, blankets, or pillows with stuffing.

Of course! We offer several different sized accommodations for your pets, but we do require that dogs and cats be kept separate during their stay. Our extra-large suites are large enough to accommodate 2 large dogs or 3 medium-sized dogs. Our small dog suites can accommodate up to 3 small dogs.

If you have four or more dogs, depending on the size, we may be able to accommodate them in the same run with their siblings but please call us to be sure the size will still be comfortable for them. If your dogs are a particularly large breed, we may suggest a different option. We are always trying to keep the comfort of your animals foremost in our minds.

For cats, we offer kitty condos which can fit two medium sized cats. Our cattery is separated from our large dog area for sound control and is even on a separate climate control system to help the kitties from smelling the dogs.

Yes, it is! We realize that most of our guests are house animals and need to maintain a high level of comfort while staying with us. We monitor the temperature in the boarding areas constantly and keep a close watch on the weather to be sure we close the private run doors in case of extreme heat, cold or storms.

To keep our dog boarding guests safe and healthy, we require all dogs to be up to date on vaccinations for rabies, distemper/parvo, and Bordetella. Canine influenza is highly recommended.

In order to keep our facility one of the safest in the area, we depend on having the right level of staffing for the number of dogs every day. For this reason, we do require reservations for overnight boarding. If you find yourself in a jam and need last-minute accommodations, we will do our best to fulfill your request.

Yes, we’re able to administer many oral and topical medications for a small fee. Please bring all medications in their original containers with clearly written instructions. We also do offer Intensive Care and Special Needs Package designed for older and special needs pets which includes unlimited and specialized medication administration.

Canine cough, also referred to as kennel cough, is a general term for a cold your dog can get if they are exposed to other dogs or areas where other dogs have been. This includes daycare, the groomer, veterinarian’s office, in dog training class, at a dog park, or in your neighborhood on a walk. These infections are similar to a cold in humans and the vast majority of dogs quickly recover. Symptoms include coughing or hacking, sneezing, running nose, eye discharge, lethargy, loss of appetite, and/or fever. If your dog is exhibiting any of these symptoms, you should seek veterinary care immediately to begin treatment and minimize the risk of a secondary infection. Puppies, elderly dogs, and dogs with weakened immune systems are more susceptible to contracting canine cough.

All the dogs in our care are required to be current with vaccinations, including Bordetella, which protects against certain strains of canine cough. Additionally, our facilities are regularly monitored for clean air and have vigorous disinfecting procedures in place. Our team members are trained on canine cough and if symptoms are detected, dogs are immediately isolated, the pet parent is notified, and the dog is either picked up or can be seen by one of our veterinarians.

All of our team members are fully trained veterinary assistants, licensed veterinary technicians, and fully trained pet attendants.

We use the best cleaning agents and fully clean our daycare and boarding areas throughout each day.

We have on-site cameras inside and outside the facility.

Our outdoor play area is covered in K9Grass, a dog-specific turf which is softer and cleaner.

All of our team members are fully trained veterinary assistants, licensed veterinary technicians, and fully trained pet attendants.

We also have one of Hillsboro’s veterinarians on call 24/7 should the need arise.

We use the best cleaning agents and fully clean our daycare and boarding areas throughout each day.

We have on-site cameras inside and outside the facility.