Dog and cat boarding in Loganville
Looking for trusted dog and cat boarding in Loganville, GA? At Walton Gwinnett Animal Clinic, we provide a safe, comfortable, and medically supervised environment where your pet receives the same level of care they would at home.
Our experienced veterinary team is committed to delivering high-standard boarding care with a focus on cleanliness, comfort, and individualized attention. We understand that leaving your pet can be stressful, which is why we prioritize clear communication, compassionate care, and a team you can trust.
During their stay, pets receive attentive daily care including feeding, medication administration (if needed), fresh grass walks, and plenty of affection from our staff. As a veterinary clinic, we’re also equipped to promptly address any medical concerns or emergencies that may arise. Not to mention, each pet gets a fresh set of linens during their stay, or has the option to enjoy our grooming services.
Why Choose Walton Gwinnet Animal Clinic for Pet Boarding?
Pet owners trust us for boarding because we provide:
CANINE BOARDING
Dog boarding is based on weight. Our single and double kennels are ideal for small to medium-sized dogs, while larger kennels accommodate large to extra-large dogs. Runs are also available upon request for any size dog.
Dogs enjoy multiple walks per day, regular feeding, and attentive care from our team. As a veterinary clinic, we’re also able to administer medications and monitor your pet’s health throughout their stay.
FELINE BOARDING
We offer a variety of comfortable options for cats, including cages, single condos, and double condos. Single condos provide vertical space with a perch for climbing, while double condos offer additional room to stretch and relax.
Cats receive individualized attention based on their comfort level, along with fresh food, water, and a clean, quiet environment designed to minimize stress.
Frequently Asked Questions
Vaccination Requirements
For dogs: DHPPV-L, Rabies, Intra Trac 3 (kennel cough or bordatella), Fecal, and Flu.
For cats: Rabies and FVRCP.