OUR AFFORDABLE BOARDING RATES!
Boarding
- 1-50 lbs: $23 per day, $156 per week, $670/ 30 day stay
- 51 lbs and up: $26 per day, $177 per week, $850/ 30 day stay
- Day Boarding: 9 hour maximum - 7:30am to 5:30pm - Monday -Friday $16.00/day
Cats
- $17 per day, $114 per week, $ 490/30 day stay
- We only board cats that accompany boarding dogs.
EXTRA SERVICES
- FUNTIMES: $6.00/15-20 minute session - 1 dog. $9.00 for 2 dogs
- Medications: $3.00/day (Flat Rate)
- Bordetella Vaccination - $20
BOARDING POLICY
- At Mantayo Kennels & Dog School our boarding policy is similar to standard hotel policy. We will charge the day you drop off your pet. However, we will not charge the day you pick up your pet if your pet is picked up on or before noon of that day. Fees will apply if pets are picked up after noon, unless your pet is being groomed by our staff.
What to Bring!
Food & Treats
At Mantayo Kennels & Dog School, we provide your pet's food at no additional cost. We use Purina Pro Plan diets, generally using lamb and rice, chicken and rice, or beef and rice formulas. You are also welcome to bring your dog's regular food for their stay. Bringing treats are optional as our staff provides treats throughout your pet's stay.
Please do not bring FEEDING BOWLS

Vaccinations
Please note that your pet is required to have current vaccinations prior to being boarded at our facility. We recommend having your pet vaccinated approximately two weeks prior to boarding if needed. Dogs must have their rabies, distemper/parvo combination, and bordetella vaccines. Cats must have their rabies, distemper combination, and leukemia vaccines.
Pet Belongings
We recommend using our bedding as it will be easier to clean and maintain. Bring beds that can fit in a washer/dryer. Bringing pet toys are also optional. We recommend only bringing one or two toys for your dog.
BOARDING SAFETY
FAQ
- Can two Dogs share a run?
Yes! Two dogs can share a run from the same household upon request!
2. Can I get pictures during their stay?
Yes we can!
3. Can my dog stay if he has serious health condtion?
No unless medially treated and managed.
