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A day at camp
At Camp 4 Paws doggy daycare, we prioritise the well-being and comfort of each canine guest by providing a carefully structured routine that allows for individual rest, feeding, cuddle time, and play.
Our guidelines are flexible and adaptable to accommodate various factors such as weather conditions, dog breeds, ages, overstimulation, and the specific needs of your dog.
Here's an overview of our daily daycare routine:
7:30 - 9:30am
Arrival & morning free play time
As the day begins, dogs are welcomed and introduced to the daycare environment. During this time, they engage in games and play with other dogs, allowing them to socialise and burn off some energy.
9:45 - 10:45am
Rest, Treats, Cuddles & Feeding Time
After the initial playtime, dogs are given a chance to rest and recharge. We provide treats, cuddles, and ensure they have a peaceful environment away from other dogs. Individual feeding time is also provided during this period. Meanwhile, our dedicated staff attends to outside cleaning and disinfecting procedures and takes care of their own dogs.
11:00am - 12:00pm
Free play time
Depending on the number of dogs at the daycare, their ages, and behaviour, the free playtime can be extended to accommodate their needs.
12:00 - 2:00pm
Rest time inside camp cabins
During this period, dogs have the opportunity to relax and unwind in their individual camp cabins. They are provided with toys, treats, and plenty of attention. Our staff also takes care of their own dogs during this time.
2:00 - 4:30pm
Extended free play time
The dogs enjoy more free playtime, and for older dogs or young puppies, this playtime is adjusted to suit their individual requirements.
4:30 - 5:15pm
Wind down & departure
As the day comes to an end, dogs are brought back inside their cabins to wind down before returning home. Outside areas are cleaned, toys are disinfected, and everything is tidied up. Inside areas are also cleaned as dogs leave for home, ensuring a clean and comfortable environment for each dog's arrival the next day.
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