It’s Only May… But the Fourth of July Books Up Fast!
Do you worry about your pets on big holidays like the 4th of July or New Years Eve? Worry not. Cascade Kennels can provide a safe escape for your pets during the rumble of holiday fireworks and festivities. Our secluded location isolates us from much of the noise, and on these specific holidays, our staff checks on the dogs in the middle of the night to make sure everyone is sleeping soundly. 
Flea Season is Coming
Depending on the climate, fleas may be a seasonal or year-round problem. While you may have enjoyed the mild weather this winter, the flea population did too! As a result, we are expecting more flea problems than usual this year. Adult fleas spend much of their time on our pets – or in some cases, us. However, most of their life is spent on the carpet, floors, and furniture of our homes, or outdoors in the soil, in backyards, and dog parks. Female fleas produce up to 50 eggs each day, which can then fall from your pet wherever they go. These eggs hatch into tiny larva which can stay dormant in a pre-adult stage for months, depending on the surrounding temperature and humidity. They then emerge as adults – ready to re-infest your pet. A mild flea infestation can be very hard to spot. Fleas move fast and know where to hide. At first, you may only notice discomfort or excessive scratching. You might also notice small, black flea droppings in their coat. Some pets can develop an allergic reaction to flea bites, and the scratching can lead to sores or infections. You can search for fleas with a metal flea comb, which can be purchased at any pet store. Many different remedies exist for combating fleas, but it is important to treat both your pet and its general environment. First, it is important to frequently wash your pet’s bedding and thoroughly vacuum furniture, carpets and other flooring. For more information on fleas and their eradication, please contact your veterinarian.
Heads up!
Our Boarding Prices Will Be Changing Beginning June 1st
The new prices will be:
Dogs – $27 per night
Cats – $19 per night
Exotics – $14 per night, with $2 per day cage rental fee for critters staying in our enclosures. All of the prices for our other services, such as daycare, grooming, and optional activities, will stay the same.
