For over two decades, Evergreen Kennels has been maintaining a safe and fun place for dogs and cats to stay while their owners are away. Between the fresh air outside, cozy indoor kennels, heated floors, and even soothing music to fall asleep to, Churchville, NY's favorite pet boarding facility has it all.

If you're considering leaving your pet at Evergreen Kennels, you probably have a number of questions. Here are the answers to some of the most frequently asked ones:

• What Shots Are Required? To keep Evergreen Kennels safe for everyone, dogs should be vaccinated against rabies, distemper, and kennel cough, and cats must be vaccinated against rabies and feline distemper. You must bring proof of all vaccinations in the form of documentation from your veterinarian.

• When Is Feeding Time, And Can I Bring my Own Food? Evergreen Kennels will try to stick to the feeding schedule your pet is accustomed to, whether that's once, twice, or three times a day. You are also welcome to bring your own food, provided it's in a plastic container labeled with your pet's name. Refrigeration is available for perishable items.

  

• Can I Bring My Own Toys And Bedding? You may bring machine-washable bedding and toys. They will do their best to return everything at the end of your pet's stay, but cannot guarantee they won't be chewed on or dirty (so it's best to leave favorites at home).

• Will My Dog Play With Other Dogs During Playtime? No. In the best interests of safety, your dog will play with a friendly kennel attendant during playtime.

  

• Do You Administer Medication? Evergreen Kennels administers medications for non-contagious conditions, provided they are in containers clearly labeled with your pet's name. They do not administer insulin shots.

Evergreen Kennels does its best to provide the most enjoyable stay for all of the four-legged guests who come through its doors. To learn more about their dog and cat boarding facilities, visit them online. You can also reach them in Churchville directly by calling (585) 293-1920 today.