Frequently Asked Questions

1. Do we need to provide our own food?

No, we provide professional feed called Bil-Jac. Bil-Jac is a high protein, poultry based dry food.

2. Can I bring my own food?

Yes, although our food is very palatable and most dogs like it, some customers choose to keep their pet on their own diet. If you wish to bring your own food, all we ask is that you only bring enough for your pet’s stay and that it is packaged in baggies or reseal able container with your name and instructions written on it. Sorry, containers cannot be returned.

3. Can I bring my own dog bed and toys?

We provide beds however beds, toys and blankets are welcome.

4. What vaccinations does my dog or cat need to stay at Day Hill Kennels?

All dogs must have the following:
Distemper
Rabies
Boardatella (Kennel Cough Vaccination)

All cats must have the following:
Rabies
Feline Distemper

5. What happens if my dog gets sick while at Day Hill Kennels?

Although it rarely occurs, our professional trained staff is experienced at recognizing illness. If this is the case we would provide transportation to the dog's own veterinarian whenever possible. If this is not possible i.e. (out-of-state) we would use a local veterinarian and seek immediate treatment to insure your dogs well-being.

6. What if my dog is on medication?

If your pet is on medication, clearly label the medication with the proper dosage and frequency and our staff will administer the medication appropriately.

7. Do I need to bring my own feeding bowl?

No, Day Hill Kennels uses sterilized, stainless steel bowls which is better for your dog.

8. Why is my dog so thirsty when he gets home?

Even though all of our guests are provided with water 24 hours a day they will often seem thirsty when they first get home. This is not uncommon and is caused by the excitement and anxiety of being reunited with their owner;. It is best to limit their water intake for the first hour of arriving home until they settle down.

9. Why is my dog so tired when he gets home?

Are you tired when you get home from vacation? Well, it’s no different for your pet! After spending a week or two in a strange bed and a different environment we’re all tired. Let’s face it, there is no place like home and in a day or two we are all back to our old selves again.