Daycare

Separate indoor and outdoor areas for small and large dogs.  Over 7,000 square foot of space to romp, run and play indoor and out!!!

Our outdoor play yards are complete with ARTIFICIAL TURF. This gives us a competitive edge on sanitation and safety in our outdoor yards.  

Simply click here or go to register.  You can upload your pets' vaccines or even just take a picture of your vaccine paperwork and upload the picture. Your vet can also send them to us at dejasdoggiecamp@msn.com.  

1. Distemper vaccination combo (commonly referred to as DHPP): this includes distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus and parainfluenza.
2. Rabies vaccination
3. Bordetella vaccination: protects against “kennel cough”, a highly contagious respiratory infection with symptoms similar to the flu

We Strongly Recommend:

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. Talking to your vet about if the influenza vaccine is a good idea for your pet.  

Since our canine campers are allowed to interact with each other throughout the day, we do require all dogs 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.