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Have you ever thought about pet boarding for your dog or cat? There are times when you need to vacation or be away from those furry friends you love so much. Questions arise as to whether they should be boarded commercially, have a pet sitter come into the home for care, or go to the daycare for extended play date overnighters (and we can provide referrals and references for these options). For those special needs kids, those that need medications, frequent attention, and walks to keep those joints from stiffening up, those who don’t necessarily get along with their canine colleagues,  the Animal Health Care of Marlboro can offer another solution. We offer a medical/special needs unit in our boarding area. Whether you call it a pet hotel, a kennel, a pet boarding facility, a pet lodging facility or just overnight pet care, we are here for you.

Cat Boarding

We have a separate kitty room for our feline friends away from the hubbub of the general hospital. It is right next door to our team break room. So there is a lot of foot traffic going back and forth for frequent petting and interactions. There’s lots of natural light provided by the large windows. You can see them from the back of the hospital and play stations set up for climbing and scratching. The kitty condos are set up with perching spaces. If the room permits, there can be double wide or three story condo choices for exercise and sleeping spaces.

Dog Boarding

For our dogs, we have heated floor runs with natural lighting and flushing floor drains. Cushions are provided for traction and support. Frequent leash walks around the grounds to get fresh air and sunshine are part of the normal routine. We also have different sized sleeping spaces for those who might feel overwhelmed with such a large run space. We adjust to whatever our special- needs kids require. Our hospital is not the best place for routine boarding vacationers because we don’t have a fenced yard for playtime. The doggie day care options and in home care we can't compete with in that way. To access our pet boarding forms and additional information, go to: Our Forms