Reservation/Evaluation Request Form

E-mail: janelle@senecapetcare.com
Cell: (765) 479-2893
Home: (765) 589-8627
​You will receive an e-mail confirmation within 48 hours confirming your reservation/evaluation request. If you do not receive a confirmation please make sure to call or e-mail to confirm your requested boarding dates. Remember, due to the facct that dogs are let out in play groups and therefore must be friendly with dogs and people, all dogs must be evaluated before you can book your first reservation.

    dog(s) information

    drop-off information

    pick-up information

    (finalized pick-up/drop-off times will be confirmed with reservations confirmation)

    (refer to rate sheet for detailed pricing information)

    SENECA PET CARE REQUIRED VACCINES
    Dogs must be current and up-to date prior to a boarding stay with Seneca Pet Care LLC
    • DHPP/DHPP-L(Distemper, Parvovirus, Parainfluenza, & Adenovirus I & II with or without Leptospirosis)
    • Rabies
    • Bordetella 
    • Canine Influenza Vaccine (Bivalent)
    Effective January 1, 2018 

    Seneca Pet Care LLC requires the Canine Influenza (CIV) bivalent vaccine(H3N2 & H3N8) for all of our current guest dogs and new clients. This is an emerging disease, and we feel the risk is enough to now require this vaccine. We personally have vaccinated all of our own dogs against this disease. The CIV vaccine is a two part series initially, then annual re-vaccination. It takes about 5 weeks for dogs to achieve immunity. 
    *Special considerations can be discussed on an individual basis

    DEWORMING/PARASITE FREE
    We also require dogs to be free of ectopic parasites/internal parasites (current on Flea/tick and monthly deworming) (i.e. frontline, nexguard, bravecto +sentinel, heartguard, interceptor, etc)
    Dogs enjoy spacious accommodations and many times per day to romp outside in our multiple acre paddocks (we have over 15 fenced acres for the dogs to play and explore). For this reason dogs must be friendly off leash with people and other dogs, respectful of fences (no digging, trying to escape or jumping over) and good in their kennel during periods of rest (no destructive behavior or excessive barking-most crate trained dogs have no problem with this requirement). ​