Dog & cat daycare in Northbridge, DC16 Fern Court

Phones open Monday to Friday(202) 555-0111

Regular days.

The same days every week, so their routine, their carers and their friends stay familiar.

Same days each week

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About this option.

Regular days suit pets who come to daycare most weeks. Choosing the same days helps them settle into a rhythm, and it helps us plan their groups, their quiet time and their naps around them.

Dogs often get to know the same few friends, which makes play calmer and more fun. Cats tend to relax more when they recognise the room, the carers and the routine, and some start heading straight for their favorite shelf.

We’ll check in with you as their routine settles. If your weeks change, or your pet’s needs do, we can talk about different days or a quieter plan.

How it goes.

  1. Same time

    A familiar drop-off

    The same days and times each week help them know what to expect.

  2. Same friends

    Their usual group

    Dogs often get to know a few regular friends. Cats get to know their favorite carers.

  3. Same rhythm

    Play, then rest

    A day planned around what we’ve learned about them, week by week.

  4. Check-ins

    How it’s going

    We talk with you as their routine settles and adjust if anything changes.

For dogs, and for cats.

The same option, planned around who’s coming.

Dogs

  • Often the same group of friends
  • Groups planned around what they enjoy
  • A routine that helps busy dogs rest

Cats

  • A familiar room and familiar faces
  • Food and naps kept to their usual times
  • A favorite spot that’s theirs
A carer kneeling beside a whippet and a shaggy black dog exploring a green puzzle feeder in a timber-floored play room

When their routine changes.

Life changes. If your working week moves, or your pet slows down, gets older or simply seems to want something different, tell us. We’ll talk about different days, shorter days or a quiet care plan.

If you’re going away and need a break from their regular days, let us know as early as you can, so we can plan their groups and their friends around it.

What to bring.

  • Lead and harness, or their carrier
  • Food in a labeled container, if needed
  • A quick note if anything’s different
  • Who’s collecting, if it changes

Regular days questions.

Anything else? Call us during opening hours.

Call (202) 555-0111

Come and say hello.

Tell us about your dog or cat and the days you have in mind. We’ll start with a hello visit and plan the rest together.

An illustration of a person, a dog and a cat playing in a sunny park