At The Pet Station Country Club, your pets health is our first priority.
First things first. To become a member and take advantage of all of our great services, follow this link. You’ll be prompted to fill out your information and then help your pets fill out theirs. After you’ve filled out your initial information, you can upload vet records, sign agreements, request boarding services, and view your purchases all with the click of a button.
Make sure your pet uploads a #selfie for our records!
Vaccination Requirements for Dogs:
- Canine Influenza: Must have both rounds (both the initial vaccine and booster) of the bivalent vaccine.
- Bordetella: Must have been administered within the previous year, and no later than 3 days prior to the first day of boarding reservation. We highly recommend the intranasal vaccine as it is most effective.
- Distemper/Parvo Virus: Must be up-to-date according to your veterinarian’s policy
- Rabies: Must be up-to-date according to your veterinarian’s policy
All dogs must be on a monthly flea and tick and heartworm preventative.
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Vaccination Requirements for Cats:
- Rabies: Must be up-to-date according to your veterinarian’s policy
- FVRCP: Must be up-to-date according to your veterinarian’s policy
Kittens should have received all rounds of kitten shots, including Rabies.
All cats must have tested negative for Feline Leukemia Virus and be on a monthly flea/tick and heart worm preventative.
Vaccination Details
When you come to The Pet Station Country Club, you can expect the very best care and attention for your pet with the highest level of respect. While no communicable disease in fully preventable through vaccination, vaccines do greatly reduce the symptoms and spread of the illness. There are also many viral and bacterial infections that can spread from pet to pet that do not have vaccines at all. Vaccinations are required for all pets. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Vaccines must have been administered by a Veterinary Clinic. We do not accept self-administered vaccines or those administered by third-parties who are not veterinarians (e.g: rescue organizations). If your pet requires an updated vaccination, it should be done no later than 7 days before the scheduled arrival date. Titers will be accepted with documentation.
If you have any concerns about vaccines, please consult your veterinarian to make the best decision for your pet.