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Petsmart Pet Hotel
Have any of you used this? I'm wondering about the cost...
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Re: Petsmart Pet Hotel
No they don't take the dogs outside to the bathroom.
They have a room that is scented like the outside or something like that that is used, its got some sort of drainage/cleaning system in it. Sounds gross and strange, but I've never had an issue with my dog smelling bad or being dirty or anything when I've picked him up.
For what its worth, this info is in their pamphlet.
Check with Camp Bow Wow of Durham/RTP on Page Road... our dog loves it there, and I have found their level of care is much higher than at PetsMart.
Bonus, they have a webcam so you can see your doggy.
They also have a location in Cary too.
If you are interested in this, I would look into their 10 or 15 day boarding packages. By buying in bulk, it lowers the price from $40/night to $36 or $34/night. I found that many boarding places charge by the day, so even though the nightly rate for Camp Bow Wow may be more expensive, it's usually about the same for a weekend away because it's one fewer night than days.
We used to take our dog to the one on Capital as well. I want to say the cost varies by breed/size, but we paid about $25 a day, with one extra walk, and an extra play time. Our dog was a 75 lb English Bulldog. This was a few years ago, as he passed away in Jan '08.
He could be a pretty neurotic dog, but was always very happy and relaxed there. He got to know the people who worked there, and loved them. He never seemed to mind/notice that he wasn't taken outside. We had a great experience there.
My brown eyed girl. :-)