WHAT IS THEIR DOG TO PET ATTENDANT RATIO?
The lower the number means more one on one contact for Positive Behavioral Corrections, Aggression Intervention, and the overall safety of the animals. Little Paws Inn tries to maintain the ratio of
1 Staff : 15 Dogs.
IS THE FACILITY STAFFED DURING OVERNIGHT STAYS?
Little Paws Inn has staff members on site 24/7 for the added safety and security of your loved ones.
DO THEY OFFER TOURS? DISPLAY THEIR PRICING?
Little Paws Inn respects our clients time when shopping around. We believe in FULL TRANSPARENCY! Our pricing is attached to all of our services (you shouldn't have to pry), and you DO NOT need an appointment to come for a tour. We are always showroom ready! Just let us know that you would like to stop by and we will do our best to free up a Pet Care Tech to show you around.
WHAT TYPE OF CORRECTION DO THEY USE?
Little Paws Inn ONLY uses a Force Free Positive Reinforcement approach when handling your loved ones. This is trained into our staff and are proven techniques that produce better results than the dated "Swat on the butt" routine.
DO THEY CHARGE EXTRA FOR FEEDINGS, MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION etc?
Watch out for the "ADD ON"s! The old "Bate and Switch". At Little Paws Inn Feedings and Administering Medications are included (Only under the instruction of the Owner). Make sure you ask about all billing practices to avoid an awkward check out.
WHAT TYPE OF BEDDING WILL MY PET BE EXPOSED TO?
Avoid the cold floor feel. Little Paws Inn has plenty of couches, chairs, and doggy cots for your pet's comfort. We haven't forgot about our Feline friends... each of your private accomodations are outfitted with plenty of soft pillowy places to rest your ears!
Ask the Questions?
We have jotted down a few items that are important to you. Sometimes the questions just don't pop into your head at the time of questioning a new potential Pet Care Facility.
Make sure you carefully think about what is important to you.... Write down a few questions of your own to have ready when you are ready to make that contact.
These are just a few sample questions to get you started.