Dog Boarding in Quakertown, PA

Heading out of town? Reserve your pet a spot at Camp Mill Pond, part of Mill Pond Veterinary Clinic & Kennel. Our social boarding facility cares for dogs and cats in Quakertown and across Upper Bucks County, offering attentive kennel staff, daily play groups, and climate-controlled comfort so your companion is happy while you’re away.

A Social, Comfortable Place to Stay

At Camp Mill Pond, boarding is more than a place to sleep. As a social facility, dogs stay in indoor/outdoor runs with a kennel mate and join supervised play groups for daily exercise and socialization—so they come in ready for supper and a good night’s sleep. Our kennels are heated and air-conditioned, with mats and bedding provided for every guest.

Common Questions About Dog Boarding

Planning a boarding stay comes with questions, and we’re happy to help. Here are answers we often share with dog and cat owners across Quakertown about boarding at Camp Mill Pond, part of Mill Pond Veterinary Clinic & Kennel.

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How do I reserve a boarding stay?
Boarding at Camp Mill Pond is by reservation and can be scheduled online through GINGR, so you can check availability and book your pet's stay with ease. You're also welcome to call our Camp Clubhouse with questions. Reservations should be made in advance, especially around holidays and busy travel seasons.
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What vaccinations does my pet need to board?

All dogs boarding at Camp Mill Pond must be current on Rabies, DHPP/DHLPP, Bordetella, and Canine Influenza (CIV) vaccines, while cats need current Rabies and FVRCP. We're required by law to keep a signed Rabies certificate on file. You can upload records through GINGR or have your veterinarian email them to boarding@mpvclinic.com.

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Pricing
Boarding (Per Night)
Under 20 lbs: $43
21–50 lbs: $45
51–100 lbs: $47
Over 100 lbs: $50
Board Alone: $56
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What's included in the boarding rate?

Our rates are all-inclusive. Daily play groups, medication administration, house food, and afternoon pickup come at no extra charge. We use Hill's Sensitive Skin & Stomach dry food and Hill's Chicken & Barley canned, though you're welcome to bring your own food, prepackaged per meal.

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Do you board cats as well as dogs?

Yes. While Camp Mill Pond is a social facility geared toward dogs, we also offer cat boarding in a comfortable setting. Cats must be up to date on Rabies and FVRCP vaccinations. Reach out through GINGR or call our Camp Clubhouse to reserve a spot for your cat and ask about availability.

Boarding That Feels Like Camp

As a social boarding facility, Camp Mill Pond keeps dogs active and engaged rather than confined. Each day, your dog can join supervised play groups in our outdoor yards, weather permitting, for exercise and companionship before settling in for supper and sleep. When not playing, dogs rest in heated, air-conditioned indoor/outdoor runs with a kennel mate. We provide plenty of bedding, toys, and dishes—laundered daily—so every pet stays comfortable throughout their stay.

Plan Your Pet’s Stay

A little preparation makes drop-off smooth, so your pet can settle into camp comfortably and you can travel with peace of mind.
Reservations are required for boarding at Camp Mill Pond, and you can schedule online through GINGR. To save time at drop-off, complete the Boarding Questionnaire and Boarding Waiver ahead of your stay and email them to boarding@mpvclinic.com no sooner than the day before, or bring them with you. If your food or your pet’s medications come along, please prepackage them—per meal for food, per dose for medications.
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