Creedons Doggie Daycare provides supervised play and socialization in a safe indoor play environment.
When choosing doggie daycare for your dog, be very careful with where you choose. The doggie daycare industry has been fine tuning for decades in the States, and here at Creedons we have modelled ourselves on top of the range state side daycares. Doggie daycare should have highly qualified staff to mind your babies, and they should be qualified in canine first aid. Daycare's should be secure, lots of double doors and restricted access to eliminate escapees. The flooring should be padded rubber mats to give dogs joints cushioning and avoid heavy impacts on their tender joints. Floors should also be rubber as it is easy to clean and keep disinfected – avoid carpets. Big dogs and small dogs should be kept separate. This has nothing to do with their ability to interact, but two big dogs playing together could easily trample a smallie without noticing and could do a lot of harm. A good doggie daycare centre should have pleanty of indoor space to run around so that they can get adequate exercise regardless of weather.
Dogs at doggie daycare should be kept on the premises at all times to eradicate the external risks that are involved with leaving a designated centre (traffic, parasites, poison, broken glass, dog thieves etc.).
Our indoor area is equipped with a special rubberized floor, created specially for dog daycare centres, which allows for a more sanitary environment and is better for the dogs, with lots of agility accessories to play with.
Your dog will have a wonderful day, with lots exercise, attention, interaction and play with dogs of all ages, breeds and sizes.
Dogs are fully supervised at all times, and good behaviour and manners between the dogs is encouraged, with time out an option for over excited doggies.
We can also provide for your dog's special needs such as medication and dietary demands. Dogs are divided into two groups, big dogs and little dogs, and we also have a small puppy nursery area to cater to your little one.
Time spent in daycare increases your doggies' confidence, and helps to relieve stress, boredom, and separation anxiety that can occur when left alone for long spells of time. Daycare helps your tubby buddies drop the extra pounds, and helps your unsocialised doggies make lots of new friends.
During the day your dog will experience supervised indoor group play, individual play with staff, practice of known commands, individually chosen nap time, socialization with other dogs and lots and lots of love and attention
Our Daycare enables your pooches to run and play with their buddies off leash, while in a safe, secure, clean, fully supervised environment. At the end of the day, you are reunited with a tired, happy dog who will thank you with a wagging tail, and cover you with kisses, hoping you'll bring them back to Creedons Doggie daycare real soon!
We keep our dogs active, both physically and mentally. Their midday siesta gives them a chance to eat and rest and reflect on their day, before awaking for more of the same!
All our staff are fully qualified and experienced in dog handling and will get to know your dog like their own. We are be able to pick up on if your doggie is off form or displaying symptoms of doggie illness, and we will be able to advise you on what action to take. Kind Regards,
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7.00 > 10.30am |
Dogs arrive and are greeted by our friendly staff. Their collection time is noted, as is any meals that pooch is getting. Dogs all head to the gym to see who's in Creedon's Doggie Daycare today. Cue lots of butt sniffing and tail wagging. |
9.00 > 10.00am |
Most of the doggies should be here by now, so let the playtime begin! we spend lots of time playing and sniffing around! |
10.00 > 12.00am |
Run run run play play play. Our daycare staff co-ordinate a number of games to get your doggies thinking and burning off energy. Everyone's having fun, but we make sure doggies don't get too excited! Calm, coordinated fun is where daycare thrives! |
12.00 > 12.30pm |
A quick toilet break in the playground, and then…… Lunch time! We recommend that you provide lunch for your dog, or avail of our doggie canteen services. Your dog will probably be burning off a lot more energy than usual, so we recommend that you up their food intake a little, and a small meal before nap time will allow your dog to sleep better. |
12.30 > 2.00pm |
Nap time. Dogs nap in our relaxation room. They are put into separate crates and given a chewy treat. Special dog relaxation music is played, and lights are dimmed. |
2.00 > 2.30pm |
Wakey wakey! Time for everyone to get up from their naps! A quick stretch, a good morning sniff, and then back out to the playground again! |
2.30 > 5.30 pm |
Back to the gym for more of the same. Lots of games and fun before home time! We play ‘find the human', ‘who can sit the longest', and so on. |
5.30 > 7.00 pm |
Everyone unwinds for the end of the day. A lot of one on one time with their carers. Dogs are asked to show their carer any tricks they know, and are taught a few more. Your dog receives a quick brush down and is crated in the relaxation room for cool down time fifteen minutes before your due to arrive. |
Daycare Prices:
€17.50 per day -- €75 for a full week -- €10 for a half day (4 hours)
