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boarding kennels + medication?

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  • 18-05-2010 3:28pm
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    tk123
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    Are boarding kennels ok about giving medication? Our guy is going on his holidays this week but he's on metacam atm mixed into his dinner?

    PS - I tried calling and got no answer (they're out taking care of the dogs during the day)


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    morganafay
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    Yeah it should be fine, maybe just leave them written instructions of when and how much he should be given, and they'll give them to him.


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    tk123
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    Thanks! My poor baby lol I'll be worried about him all week and he'll be having too much fun to miss me!


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    tk123
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    Just to update giving the medication was no prob and he had a great time. They even washed and groomed him so he's extra fluffy lol :D


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    Whispered
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    It's such a relief when you find a kennels you're both happy with. :) I just had another reason to think Keith (the guy who runs our local kennels) should be sainted.


    Where did you use TK123?


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    tk123
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    We used Best Kennels. Dog Training Ireland recommended them - he loves all the trainers there so I decided if they recommended the kennels then we'd have no problems. I have to admit I felt terrible leaving him there and worried about him until I got a text the following evening to say he had settled in well! He's in great form - he even let the vet pet him this morning and was wagging his tail at her for a minute - before he reverted to being a brat and growling when it was time to be examined!


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