Welcome to Bouquet Canyon Kennels
Your pet's home away from home!
Phone 661-297-5484
Welcome to Bouquet Canyon Kennels
Your pet's home away from home!
Phone 661-297-5484
About Us
Your pet's home away from home!
We like to think of our place as Grandma's house. We get to spoil your pet while you're gone. Our goal is to get to know your dog, make sure they're happy and send them home tired. You have a lot of places to choose from and we thank you for choosing us.
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What we do.
We are a pet hotel.
It's where they go to vacation while you're away.
We offer all pet boarding as well.
Whether you just need an overnight or longer, we can accommodate.
We also offer daycare Monday - Thursday, 6am to 5:30pm.
The cost is $15/day per dog ($20 as of March 1, 2021).
Location
We are located at 29973 Bouquet Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, CA in the beautiful hills of Santa Clarita's Bouquet Canyon. Going north on Bouquet we're just about a mile past Vasquez Canyon Road and a 1/2 mile up Course Gold Road. It is a dirt road so if it has been raining, give us a call before coming up to check conditions.
If it's too muddy we will do drop off and pick up at the bottom.
Call us with any questions
(661) 297-5484
or email
Pricing
Dogs: Under 30lbs = $30/night; (Starting March 1, 2021: $35/night)
30lbs+ = $35/night (Starting March 1, 2021: $40/night)
Cats: $20/night (Starting March 1, 2021: $25/night)
Pets sharing a spot do receive a discount. Email or call for pricing.
Other pets: $10/night (must come in own habitat) Larger pets such as
goats and pigs are charged at the dog boarding rate. (Starting March 1, 2021: $15/night)
REQUIREMENTS FOR BOARDING
We require a copy of your pet's current shot records - for dogs:
2) DAPP
3) Bordetella
(see the Bordetella disclaimer)
Cats:
2) FVRCP
We will also require FeLV for cats that have been outdoors.
All updates must be done at least 24 hours prior to boarding.
FLEA AND TICK TREATMENT - while we don't require your pet to be treated it is a good idea to have them protected.
For boarding, your dog or cat should be relatively healthy, in good condition, and must be able to walk on their own. Boarding for some dogs can be a stressful time and can decrease their immune system. Please let us know if you have any concerns prior to boarding and we will answer any questions to the best of our ability.
We reserve the right to refuse to board your dog if they arrive at our facility with any concerning health issues not previously discussed with our office staff.
WHAT TO BRING AND WHAT NOT TO BRING:
You may bring your own food and a couple of toys (that they can have unattended).
We will provide a sleeping mat and/or Kuranda bed.
Your dog must come with its own collar and leash.
Your cat must come in a secure carrier - not your arms.
DO NOT BRING
1) bowls (unless it's a slow feeder or bloat bowl)
2) irreplaceable items
3) things your dog may ingest that they shouldn't
4) crates
Watch us grow!
We started with just 12 condos in 2011 and look where we are now. We have 30 condos and 16 small dog spots as well as a designated cat building lovingly known as Rusty's Cat House. We're looking forward to eventually building a larger, all-inclusive facility. We also have plans for an exotics room.
Going High Tech
We just switched over to Gingrapp.com
Let us know if you need help setting up your account.
GROOMING: We're ready. See the price list below and requirements for scheduling.
Bordetella and Canine Cough
The ugly truth about canine cough and the Bordetella shot.
1) Even a vaccinated dog can carry and contract kennel cough.
2) Canine cough is airborne and contagious but not every dog will show symptoms.
3) It's viral so antibiotics won't get rid of it.
4) Your dog will sound horrible for a few days and even vomit a little due to the forcefulness of the cough.
5) The incubation can be anywhere between 3 and 10 days and your pet may remain contagious for up to 2 weeks after contracting it.
6) Canine Cough is like the flu - there are different strains and every dog that boards, or goes to dog parks, or even walks into a vet's office take a chance of being exposed. Luckily, it's generally not life-threatening.
According to WebMD: There are three forms of vaccine for canine cough: one that is injected, one that is delivered as a nasal mist, and one that can be given by mouth. Although these vaccines may help, they do not guarantee protection against canine cough or infectious tracheobronchitis because it can be caused by so many different kinds of bacteria and viruses.
Also, it is important to realize that neither form of the canine cough vaccination will treat active infections.