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Lodging Policy
Check-in & Check-out
Pets lodging at Fieldstone Animal Inn may be picked up, or dropped off any time during our lobby hours. Each pet will be checked in/out in our office. We have a small selection of toys and treats as well as Lupine leashes. Each pet lodging at Fieldstone Animal Inn will be charged for everyday that they stay at our facility-including the day of check-in, regardless of their arrival time. If your pet checks out before noon on their last day of lodging, there will be no lodging fee assessed for that day. If your pet receives a grooming service on their last day of lodging, there will be no lodging fee assessed for that day of lodging regardless of what time they are picked up, although there will be an additional fee for the grooming service.
Luggage
You are welcomed to bring bedding and toys for your pet during their stay; however, these items must be washable and expendable. The only items we do not allow are raw hide chews and pig's ears. In the event that you are to lodge a small mammal with us, we do request that you bring their own enclosure and extra bedding.
Vaccination Requirements
For the protection of your pet and all who enter our facility, we require proof of vaccinations prior to entering the facility. All vaccinations must be given seven days prior to admittance.
For dogs, the following vaccinations are required:
- Bordetella (Canine Cough)
- Distemper
- Rabies
For cats, the following vaccinations are required:
Diets and Medications
You are more than welcome to bring your own food and snacks for your pet during their stay. In the event that you wish not to, your pet will be fed Sportsmen Pride (A high protein diet) or Purina Indoor Formula (for our feline companions). In the event that you are lodging a small mammal, we do ask that you provide your own food.
At Fieldstone Animal Inn, we do accept pets with medications. There is a nominal fee for medication administration ($1.00 per dose of medications, $5.00 per injections). The fees for medication administration are assessed by the number of times a medication is given per day, not by the number of medications administered at a given time.
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