Services & rates
Dog Boarding
Short & long-term stays
A home-like indoor space with cameras, a TV and a noise machine, meals at 8am and 4pm, and six trips outside a day from 8am to 8pm. Kennels run from medium up to our Lux Large suite, which has its own doggie door out to a private patio, plus a big dog run outside. Bring your dog’s food and any medications and we’ll keep their routine going — short stays and extended stays are both welcome.
Boarding Rate
Day stay $25
Day stays run 8am–5:30pm. Overnight and long-term rates vary by length of stay — ask us for a quote. We take 10% off for military, first responders, Border Patrol & DPS.
Grooming — KK's K9 SPA
Baths, brush-outs & full grooms
Baths, brush-outs, nail trims, ear cleaning and full breed-style grooms to send your pup home fresh. KK’s K9 SPA is run by Kalye Utterback and sits right inside the lodge. Grooming keeps skin and coat healthy — and it isn’t just for long-haired dogs. By appointment only.
A few things before your dog’s stay
Here’s everything your dog needs for a smooth first stay.
Up-to-date vaccinations
Rabies, parvo and bordetella — please bring a copy of the records.
Your dog’s own food
Pre-packaged or in a sealed container, please — no big bags.
Any medications
With clear instructions for dosage and timing.
Bed, blanket, toys & nylon bones
All welcome — but no rawhides, please. We can’t be responsible for lost or destroyed items.
Before your first stay
We’d rather tell you everything up front than surprise you later.
What’s required
· Up to date on rabies, parvo and bordetella — please bring a copy.
· People-friendly, with no signs of aggression.
· Free of ticks and fleas.
· Big dogs are evaluated first at a scheduled meet & greet.
When you arrive
· Dogs on a leash, please.
· Drop-offs and pick-ups are scheduled — please be on time.
· Watch for snakes on the walk up. We’re in South Texas; it’s their territory too.
· Drive slow, and please don’t touch any other dogs.
First-time dogs
· Some dogs don’t eat right away — they will once they’re hungry.
· A tummy ache or loose stools during or after a stay can be normal.
· Boarding can bring out an underlying condition, especially in senior dogs.
· Panting, pacing, scratching or extra barking are common stress signs.