B&S Boarding and Grooming Kennels

11/23/2024

11/20/2024

We love all of our furry friends so we wanted to highlight some Holiday safety tips for our pet parents. Holidays are peak times for lost animals and poison control calls. If we do our part, we can ensure our pets have a fun, engaging, and safe holiday!

1. When giving scraps or human holiday food to your pup, try to avoid spices, high-fat, and high-salted items. Our dogs get most scraps during the cooking process before spices are added. For example: Pure pumpkin is great for dogs but not when it has spices and becomes a pumpkin pie.
2. Be extra careful if you are having guests over as opening and closing the door/gate can result in lost dogs and cats. Animals that would not normally go out the door or gate, might with all the extra noise and people coming and going.
3. Make sure your dog or cat is wearing their collar on the day(s) you are having guests or traveling. That way if they do get out, it will be easier to get them returned home. If you can get your pet chipped (usually discounted at your local Humane Society) before the Holidays, that is even better. But in a pinch, take masking tape or painter's tape and make a makeshift collar or tag with your information written on it.
4. Make sure they have a space to decompress. Even we humans get tired of company, and our pets are no different. If you can provide enrichment such as a lick mat, treat dispenser, yak chew, or chew bone, that will help them relax in their space even more.

Happy Thanksgiving from your B&S Boarding team!

11/13/2024

We have limited spots left for the Holidays.
Please call today to set up your reservations!

08/22/2024

We wanted to update everyone and apologize for some communication issues we have experienced with our email. There was a server issue and we were not receiving requests for reservations entered on our website. We have identified the error and in order to correct it, we needed to update our email. We have changed it on our website, social media, and Google but we wanted to post here for everyone as well.
Our new email is [email protected] It is not case sensitive.

If you need to request a reservation or communicate with us, please use the updated email
[email protected]
or
you can call us at our normal number (317) 272-2206

Again we apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.

08/21/2024

Just a reminder our lobby will be closed on Labor Day. Normal pick-ups and drop-offs will resume on 9/3/2024

07/02/2024

Please consider the below information when lighting fireworks this year. They can be scary and dangerous to everyone and everything. Here are some guidelines for your dogs to keep them safe and sound. More dogs run away or are lost on July 4th than any other day.

1. Make sure your dog is wearing a collar the week before and after the 4th as firework usage sometimes goes on before and after the holiday. You can use a piece of painter's tape with your info on it as an emergency collar or dog tag
2. Make sure doors, gates, and windows are locked so that your dog(s) can not get out when they get scared.
3. Watch for bolting as people are coming and going from your home, if you have dog sitters, especially if you have children. If a dog(s) gets scared, they may take advantage of a slow-closing door
4. Walk your dogs outside to go to the bathroom, just so they feel more safe with you there and you can correct any behavior or opportunity that could result in them getting out of your yard,
5. Since you never know when someone is going to let a firework off, it is best to be ready at all times and not let your guard down.
6. Try to provide a safe space for your pet over the next several days. Try having music playing, the TV volume up, or whatever to help them feel safe.
7. Just because your dog has never shown fear around fireworks before, doesn't mean they won't now. Always be as prepared as possible.

Thank you for helping us keep everyone safe.

06/26/2024

We want to remind everyone that our lobby will be closed on July 4th. There will be no drop-offs or pick-ups on that day. Please have a safe and happy holiday!!

05/02/2024

Thank you for your service Zeke♥️

After more than 7 years of dedicated service to the Town of Danville, and another 3 years enjoying retirement at home with K9 Handler, Sergeant Jeff Slayback, we regret to inform our community that K9 Zeke passed away last night.

K9 Zeke was responsible for the apprehension of a large number of criminal suspects and the detection of a large amount of illegal drugs and narcotics over his extremely decorated 7 year career with the Danville Metropolitan Police Department. K9 Zeke undoubtedly made the streets of Danville a much safer place. K9 Zeke did all of this with a tennis ball in his mouth and a drive each and every day to be the best dual purpose K9 in the area. We applaud K9 Zeke’s dedicated service to our community and will not soon forget his commitment to our department and citizens.

Rest easy, K9 Zeke. Please keep his handler, K9 Sergeant Slayback in your thoughts during this difficult time.

-From a grateful agency and a grateful community.

12/29/2023

🐱DRY KITTEN FOOD NEEDED🐱

Our supply of DRY KITTEN FOOD is almost completely gone, and we have hungry babies to feed! Our kittens are not picky about brands—any will work!

Donations can be dropped off during our regular hours. We have also updated our Amazon wishlist if you would like to have a donation shipped: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2RJK56XGIAOU1?ref_=wl_share

Thank you for any support you can provide as we work to care for the homeless pets of Hendricks County!❤️

12/10/2023

Our groomers still have some openings before Christmas, for Baths and Haircuts.
317-272-2206😊