FAQ

There are two ways to request an appointment. You can request online or by using our new app, Yourgi! Yourgi is available to download for free today in the App Store and Google Play.

We require up to date Bordetella, Distemper/Parvo and Rabies vaccinations. If these are not up to date, your pup will not be able to enter for the safety of themselves and the safety of the other dogs at our facility. Documentation must be provided.

Your dog can start daycare at the age of 6 months as long as he completed DHPP Series, Bordetella, and Rabies. All dogs will need to be spayed or neutered in order to participate in group day care.

We schedule evaluations on Mondays only. We require pups check in on the day of their evaluation form 7 AM to 9AM.

At Club Fetch, our dog evaluation is a free, full day of play where we evaluate your pup to make sure that they not only get along with the other dogs at our daycare, but also to ensure that their time spent with us is enjoyable and fun.

We do our best to accommodate the busy schedules of our clients. We are open Monday - Friday from 7 AM to 7 PM and Saturday & Sunday from 9 AM to 6 PM. We do offer checkins at 6:30AM on weekdays only. These must be scheduled 24 hours ahead of time..  There are no early checkins offered on Saturdays or Sundays. You are more than welcome to drop off your pup anytime during our business hours unless you are being worked in on a day where a later check in time is required. Ie: We schedule you for a drop off on a day where we are booked and we schedule you based on checking in after a checkout.

We have HD security cameras throughout our facility to monitor playtimes and all other areas where your pup will be during their stay with us. We provide an environment where you pup can safely interact with other pups and receive the BEST care possible when they are at Club Fetch. At this time these cameras are for our review only, so that we can ensure quality control. We provide full visibility into our facility at any time during business hours through guided tours. We post daily pics to our social media outlets so that you can see their cute faces!

Life happens, things are unpredictable. Because of this, Club Fetch has no expiration dates with our daycare visits. Feel free to use your doggy daycare visits whenever you'd like - they will never expire!

Yes, we will refund the remaining balance minus a 10% processing fee. Refunds take up to 30 days to process and Club Fetch must be provided with proof of new residence outside of a 20 mile radius of Club Fetch. No other reasons are accepted for a refund. Visits can be transferred to another Club Fetch client upon written consent from both parties.

While we do our best to provide a safe environment for all of our dogs, there are times when pups can be unpredictable and lash out at another pup. In this case if it is deemed unsafe for your pup to return we will refund the remaining visits after vet costs are deducted from the remaining balance.

Club Fetch requires that you bring your own food, pre-packaged by meal, in a zip lock bag. We will accept food if it is not brought in pre-packaged, but there will be a $5 per day charge added to your invoice to bag meals for your pup. If you do not bring your own food, we will provide a chicken vegetable dry dog food at $5 per meal. You may bring anything that you think will make your pup more comfortable during their stay at Club Fetch. Our kennels are 6 ft deep, 6 ft tall and 3 ft wide, so please make sure that what you bring can fit into our kennels.

Yes, we  require a two night minimum stay during any holiday boarding.

To ensure the safety of all of our guests at Club Fetch, we require that all vaccinations be given by a licensed veterinarian. We do not accept dogs that are given at home vaccinations.

We require that if your pup has been sick that you have them cleared with their veterinarian before bringing them in for daycare or boarding. We want to provide each pup with a safe and healthy environment to play in.

Anytime your pup interacts with other pups, there are potential risks. We require that all pups pass personality assessments to ensure that they are good candidates to interact with other pups as well as our staff. Even after this, some pups have a bad day and may have disagreements with other pups that come to play each day. If your pup is involved in a disagreement, they could be asked not to come back until they are seen by one of our trainers to deem if their return to this environment is safe for them and others they come in contact with.

Pups are just like us and come in contact with germs on a daily basis. We at Club Fetch take cleaning and providing a safe environment extremely serious and go above & beyond any regulations to make sure your pup has the safest and cleanest environment to interact in. Just like your office or place of employment, sometimes someone comes in who is sick. If someone is showing signs and doesn't feel well, then they will typically stay home so that they can feel better and not spread their sickness to others. We ask the same of all of our dog parents here. In the case that your pup comes in sick, we will send them home. Despite our diligence on preventing the spread of any illness, sometimes there are no visible signs of a cold and sick pups can still infect other dogs with their cold. Though rare, this is a risk of interacting your pup with other pups and is not the fault of anyone.

We have consulted trusted veterinarians in the area who have confirmed that cases have been recently reported in Asheville, NC. Know that we take all precautions possible to ensure that your pup has the cleanest and safest possible environment to have fun with their friends. The following link from the CDC will provide you the information for what signs to look for and the facts about Canine Influenza (Dog Flu): https://www.cdc.gov/flu/other/canine-flu/keyfacts.html.

Canine oral papillomas, aka oral warts, are small, benign tumors of the mouth caused by the papilloma virus. These can be found on the lips, gums,mouth, and rarely can also be located on other mucous membranes in the mouth. Canine oral papillomas usually affect young dogs, under the age of 2. Here is a link that describes symptoms: http://www.pethealthnetwork.com/dog-health/dog-diseases-conditions-a-z/oral-papilloma-virus-dogs.

We keep information of our active pups on file for 9 months after their last visit. If it has been more than 9 months since your dog's last visit, a new application will need to be submitted.