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Adorable custom built suites (not kennels) to comfortably accomodate different size dogs as well as multiple dog families. Lets face it, traditional kennels suck!!  We wanted to build a place we would feel comfortable leaving our own dogs.  So, we did just that!

Each Suite is complete with a raised diner bowl for food and water.  Each are sanitized in the dishwasher between guests.  A raised cot and clean, soft fleece blanket is also included!

Please bring along your dogs regular food and treats, pre-portioned and labeled in ziploc bags.  If your pet takes medication, please include it in the labeled meal baggie in a pill pocket.  For example, "Fluffy PM Meal, pill included."

We do not allow beds/blankets or toys from home.  We have plenty of beds, bowls and toys here!!  You may bring a small item from home, like a sock or t-shirt that you are ok if not returned.

There is never a charge for administering medication.  Deja's is all inclusive so you never incur extra charges for the special care your pet deserves!

  If your pet takes medication, please include it in the labeled meal baggie in a pill pocket.  For example, "Fluffy PM Meal, pill included." 

Guests are fed in the comfort of their suite at 6:30am and 5pm daily.  If your dog normally eats lunch, don't worry! We will serve this extra meal during naptime.  

6:00am Rise and Shine!! 

6:00am-7:00am Potty Time, Breakfast

7:00am-11:00am Daycare fun!

11:00am-12noon Naptime and Snack 

12:00pm-5:00pm  Daycare Fun!

5:30pm Dinner and Quiet Time in Suite

9:30pm Potty Break 

10:00pm Bedtime

Since our canine campers are allowed to interact with each other throughout the day, we do require all dogs over 9 months of age to be spayed or neutered. We appreciate your understanding.

We understand puppies need daycare, so we make the exception up until 9 months of age.  

At that time, your pup must be spayed/neutered to continue attending.

         2. Rabies vaccination

         3. Bordetella vaccination: protects against “kennel cough”, a highly contagious respiratory infection with symptoms similar to the flu

We Strongly Recommended the following:

1. Internal parasite control: There are several different products available from your vet to control internal parasites such as heartworm, roundworms, hookworms, whipworms and tapeworms. These medications are usually administered as a monthly chewable tablet. Some of these products are Interceptor, Heartguard, Sentinel, and Revolution.
2. External parasite control: Your vet can also provide products to control external parasites such as fleas, ticks and mites. These products are generally administered as a topical medication applied along the upper spine of your dog. Some of these products are Frontline, Program, Sentinel, Advantage, Advantix and Revolution. FLEA & TICK COLLARS ARE NOT ALLOWED AT DEJA’S DOGGIE CAMP. If your dog arrives wearing one of these collars, it will be removed. The chemicals in these collars could be dangerous if ingested by one of your dog’s fellow campers.
3. Talk to your vet about whether the influenza vaccine is a good idea for your pets!