FAQs for finding pet boarding near you in Boston, MA
How much does pet boarding cost near me in Boston, MA?
The average hourly rate of pet boarding services near you in Boston, MA is $18.46. The rate you’ll end up paying for pet boarding can look quite different than this average. Where you live, the level of experience the pet boarding facility brings to the table, and how many pets you have can all impact pet boarding rates.
How can I find a good pet boarding service near me in Boston, MA?
To find the right pet boarding service for your pet near you in Boston, MA, you can use Care.com to make the research process easier. Within minutes you can start comparing the rates and services offered by pet boarding facilities in your area. You can also read reviews from customers on Care.com.
What steps should I take to ensure safety when looking for pet boarding near me in Boston, MA?
To help find a safe place for your pet to stay when you can’t be with them, we recommend you take safety precautions as a part of your search. When looking for pet boarding near you in Boston, MA, look for profiles on Care.com that have a badge indicating they completed a CareCheck (aka an annual background check we ask all providers to complete). We feel a CareCheck is a strong jumping off point, but we strongly recommend you do your own research to ensure your pet’s safety, like running a private background check and requesting references.
What types of pet boarding services are available near me in Boston, MA?
There are many different pet boarding services available near you in Boston, MA. From daytime care to overnight stays, there is a pet boarding facility that can help provide your pet with the care they need. From exercise, to playtime, to feedings, to walks, to medicine administration, pet boarding facilities can offer a variety of services.
What do I need to know before dropping my pet off at a pet boarding near me in Boston, MA?
Before you drop your pet off at a pet boarding facility near you in Boston, MA, it’s helpful to know about the services these facilities offer. First, you’ll want to confirm that the pet boarding facility is licensed and insured, that way you’re financially protected if anything happens to your pet during their stay. You will also want to ask them what you need to bring with you for your pet’s stay such as food, bedding, toys, leashes, or medicine.