- Half Day Doggie Daycare - $35
- Full Day Doggie Daycare - $42
In Dog Daycare, your dog will be able to participate in daily exercise through group activities. Participants play in a cage free environment while enjoying the freedom to stretch their legs.
- Half Day Daycare services are for a morning or afternoon session.
- Full Day Daycare services are all morning and afternoon.
Doggie Daycare in Audubon, PA
An Ultimate Way to Treat Your Dogs
As a dog owner, it's common to feel uneasy about leaving your fur friend at home all day while at work or running errands. Worrying if they're bored, lonely, or anxious or getting enough exercise and socialization is natural. But the good news is there's a solution: doggie daycare services. One of the best places to take your dog for daycare services is K9 Resorts—a luxurious doggie daycare in Audubon offering a wide range of amenities.
A Chance to Socialize
Socialization is a critical aspect of a dog's life, especially if they're young. At K9 Resorts Luxury Pet Hotel Audubon, dogs receive plenty of opportunities to socialize and play with other dogs of their size and temperament. It's a golden opportunity for your dog to make new friends, learn essential social skills, and expend their energy. Socializing with other dogs also reduces anxiety and loneliness, leading to a happier and healthier dog.
Professional Supervision and Safety
One of pet parents' biggest fears is their dogs' safety. With our Audubon doggie daycare, you can rest easy knowing they're in good hands. Our team of extensively trained professionals keeps a watchful eye on your pup, providing individual attention, monitoring their behavior, and, most importantly, keeping them safe. Our daycare facility is supervised by the best in the business, ensuring your dog is always in a safe and secure environment.
We offer two main playgroups: one for large dogs weighing 30 pounds and over, and another for small dogs weighing less than 30 pounds.
Exercise and Stimulation
Dogs require a lot of exercise and stimulation to stay healthy and happy. Under our watch, dogs enjoy daily exercise routines such as playtime in our outdoor courtyard. Daily activities on our artificial grass help them burn off their energy and stay physically healthy. After all, a tired dog is a happy dog.
Professional Supervision from Pet Care Specialists
As a dog parent, finding time for your furry friend is not always easy, especially if you have a busy lifestyle. When you book our doggie daycare services, you can easily drop off your dog on your way to work and pick them up when you're done. Our daycare system is designed to make your life easier, and you can customize our services according to your schedule.
K9 Resorts' doggie daycare services in Audubon provide the ultimate way to treat your dog to luxury while giving them the care they deserve. With professional supervision, exercise routines, and socialization opportunities, your dog will never be bored or lonely. We promise a safe and secure environment that offers peace of mind to dogs and pet parents alike.
If you're looking for a reliable dog daycare service in Audubon, you’ve come to the right place. Give your furry family member(s) the gift of a premium staycation by reserving a spot in our daycare! Call (610) 595-9030 today!
K9 Resorts Luxury Pet Hotel Audubon
The K9 Resorts Difference
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The K9 Clean System
At K9 Resorts, we ensure our facilities are not only spotless, but fully sanitized, and smell clean, so that your dog stays healthy while in our care.
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The K9 Experience
We are proud to lead the way in the luxury pet hospitality industry, and provide world class accommodations and service to our guests so that your dog is happy, comfortable, and relaxed.
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K9 Resorts University
Our customers tell us our staff is the best in the business. Caring staff members are pet lovers to start, then K9 Resorts professionally educates, trains and certifies each one- providing unparalleled customer service, animal expertise and peace-of-mind.
Frequently Asked Questions
Need help? Here are the top questions asked by our clients
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Is dog daycare good for dogs?
Yes! Doggy daycare is good for most dogs.
Bringing your dog to daycare has its benefits, including those that improve your dog’s quality of life:
Plenty of mental stimulation and physical activity: Not only does this tire your pup out, but it can also reduce unwanted behaviors like constant barking.
An outlet to expend excess energy, exercise, and remain active: Your dog will be able to participate in daily exercise through group activities. Participants play in a cage-free environment while enjoying the freedom to stretch their legs.
Eases separation anxiety: By giving your pup time away from you in a safe, fun, and stimulating environment, dog daycare gives your pup great practice for alone time. Our staff will give your dog the attention and care they need to help make their stay as low-stress as possible.
The chance to socialize with other dogs of a similar size and temperament: Dogs are social animals, and they benefit from spending time with other dogs! Each dog is evaluated to ensure appropriate and comfortable play with the other dogs, and maintain a completely safe and healthy environment. If your dog doesn’t do well with other dogs, they can still benefit from a dog daycare—group play will be replaced with one-on-one playtime with our staff.
Keep in mind, however, that if your dog is reactive (common among dogs who were rescued from abusive owners), dog daycare may not be the best idea. Please let us know if your dog struggles with aggression, and we can discuss whether behavioral training is recommended before checking in.
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How often should my dog go to dog daycare?Daycare is recommended as often as possible! Dogs are highly adaptable and enjoy a routine that is predictable. Most commonly dogs will come between 2-4 times per week, but we very often see dogs upwards of 5 times a week! The exercise is wonderful to keep them entertained and socialized, and they will make “friends” they can consistently see and interact with at daycare. We love to see your dogs as often as we can and establish our own relationships with them, in turn making them much more comfortable while in our care.
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What is a dog daycare evaluation?If your dog will be participating in Doggie Daycare while at K9 Resorts, in order to provide the most safe and enjoyable environment possible, our trained and certified staff evaluates every dog on their first day. During the evaluation process, we are assessing the temperament of your dog and their compatibility with a group of dogs.
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How do I know if my dog likes dog daycare?Dogs are social animals that need exercise and stimulation, and doggie daycare is the best way to provide both! Dogs that are approved for doggie daycare will come home happy, tired, and ready to come back! Most dogs do require an adjustment period from what they are accustomed to, but typically after your 2nd or 3rd visit, your dog will pull you to the door, tail wagging, and will be excited to see the staff and play with their friends. Some owners have even told us they cannot use their “daycare trigger word” in the house unless they intend to bring their dog that day, or else they get so disappointed when mom and dad don’t end up bringing them to daycare. Don’t get offended if they don’t say goodbye, we promise they’re just appreciative you’ve found a fun place for them to be, and will be thrilled to see you later in the day!
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Do you separate dogs by size in dog daycare?Yes, dogs that are 30 pounds and over are evaluated for our large playgroup. Dogs that are 29 pounds and under are evaluated for our small daycare playgroup.
Hear It From
Happy Pet Parents
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"K9 Resorts noticed my dog was not himself last week. They took his temp, examined his gums and called me. They checked him again a bit later and let me know my vet couldn't see him for hours. They recommended he go to the emergency vet. James, the manager,"- Holly Evans
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- Kyrra Gelinas
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"I feel really comfortable leaving Jackson at K9 Resorts because I feel like we are sending Jackson on vacation too!"
- Nancy Manket
