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Familiarity
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The last thing you want to do is leave your dog with someone you barely know that barely knows your dog. A veterinarian is someone that you have been in close contact with and have, hopefully, come to trust around your dog. Also, leaving your dog with familiar people will make separation from you a little easier. Your veterinarian will have your dog's full medical history and know exactly how to feed and care for him.
Cleanliness
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Kennels in veterinary clinics are cleaner than dog boarding businesses because they double as medical facilities. There are usually just a few kennels. This ensures that each dog is given a clean and comfortable environment and you don't have to worry about overcrowding.
Medical Care
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While you're away, you'll know that your dog is in great hands if he has any medical needs. Leaving your dog with your veterinarian is also a great time to have a physical exam done and update your dog's shots. This will save you a trip to the vet in the future.
Staff
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Veterinary clinics have staff present 24-hours a day to care for sick animals. Dogs left for boarding at a veterinary clinic will receive 24-hour monitoring and always have someone present in case of an emergency. The staff is, most importantly, highly trained to care for your dog-- something you won't always find at other kennels.
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The Advantages of Leaving Your Dog in Your Vet's Kennel
Many people find it difficult to leave their dogs overnight. To ease that anxiety, leave your dog with someone you trust that you know will be able to care of your dog around the clock. Veterinary clinics typically offer kenneling services with 24-hour care for your beloved pooch.