A Luxurious Sleepover with Pet Boarding in Baton Rouge
Royal Treatment offers luxurious suites and amenities for your prince or princess with our Baton Rouge pet boarding services. We provide a safe, comfortable, and fun environment so your pet experiences relaxation and luxury during their stay.
Does Your Pet Have Everything They Need Before They Visit Us?
Luxury Sleepover
Magnificent Suites & Elegant Pampering
Pet boarding in Baton Rouge from Royal Treatment includes:
Add-Ons
Spoil Your Little Royal with Baton Rouge Pet Boarding Add-Ons
Our Baton Rouge pet boarding add-ons include professional and elegant grooming, additional playtime, and more.
Our number one focus is the comfort and safety of all our guests. Starting April 28th, we will no longer be accepting new clients 12 years of age or older who have never visited Royal Treatment for any services. Although we work closely with our on-call veterinarian and veterinarians in the area to ensure the best possible environment and care possible, we are not a medical boarding facility and would hate for anything to happen on our watch due to old age that we are not equipped to swiftly handle.
Learn more about our luxury sleepover packages for your dogs and cats and what makes Royal Treatment’s pet boarding in Baton Rouge special!
We Maintain High Cleaning & Safety Standards for Your Pet’s Health
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Does My Pet Need Any Vaccines or Shots?
For the safety of all our furry visitors, we require proof that your dog or cat is up to date on their vaccines and shots.
For dogs:
- Bordetella – Canine Cough (6-month booster required) *
- DAV2PPv – Distemper, Hepatitis, Parainfluenza, and Parvovirus
- CIV – Canine Flu (recommended for your dog’s safety)
- Rabies vaccine
- Lepto – (required if not included in their distemper combo)
For cats:
- FVRCP – Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, Panleukopenia
- FeLV – Feline Leukemia (recommended)
- Rabies vaccine
We also require they are not sick and flea-treated. (If we notice fleas, we will treat them at your expense.)
*Bordetella is a canine respiratory illness somewhat similar to the flu/cold. There are many strains of Bordetella. Dogs are particularly susceptible when under any kind of stress, like being away from family. Thus the name “Kennel Cough” being the colloquial term. Vaccines offered by vets cover most but not all forms of Bordetella. We ask that you request a 6-month vaccination from your veterinarian to be best covered. The vaccination does not prevent ALL strains of Bordetella and by bringing your dog you understand that there is still a chance of the illness being spread. Your pet being vaccinated against it does not guarantee that they will not catch it, due to the various strains of the illness.
Do I Need to Bring Any Food or Toys for My Pet?
You are welcome to bring any food or toys for your dog or cat to play with while they stay with us. If they have a special dietary requirement, we ask you to bring their specific food and leave us instructions for their health. We refresh their water daily and provide them with a clean bed.
We can provide food for your pet at $3 a day per pet. Note: switching a pet’s food can lead to upset stomachs if the pet is not used to our house food.
Can You Give My Pet Their Medication?
Yes, we can administer simple oral and topical medicines to your pet at no additional charge. We will also adhere to any special diets or treatments. Please bring your vet’s instructions for administration and scheduling.
Do I Need to Provide Anything Else?
We ask that you leave your and your vet’s emergency contact information in case of an emergency. We do not offer vet boarding or offer any injection services.