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Please be specific. Thank you. □ Current customer □ Friend □ Veterinarian □ Website □ Verizon Yellow Pages □ Yellow Book□ Other Please give us the name of the referral: BFFE Policies for contagious virus’s ex: KennelCough Please make sure your dog’s Bordetella vaccine is up to date. The Bordetella vaccine helps to protect your dog against kennel cough, however, much like the flu vaccine for people, the Bordetella vaccine does not protect them against ALL strains of kennel cough. Kennel cough is similar to a cold in people and is just as contagious. Please DO NOT bring your dog in if he/she is coughing. Dogs can get kennel cough in any area where dogs frequent, the vet, dog parks, dog daycare, dog parks, or your daily walk. It is very similar as to us getting a cold and is contagious in the same way, it’s an airborne virus. Coughing in dogs is a unique sound, it sounds similar to them trying to vomit but bringing nothing up. Some over the counter medications such as vitamin C or Robitusson can be effective in making your pup more comfortable while the virus runs its course. Generally, our beloved pets fight off the equivalent to a common cold in people, quite well, and do not require veterinary attention. Symptoms of a dog developing secondary infections such as bronchitis or pneumonia (the same complications that can develop in people), are lethargy, purulent discharge from the nostrils, vomiting, or fever (normal dog temp is 101 to 102). Symptoms typically show 2-14 days after exposure, but each dog is different. Similar to humans, contraction of the virus after exposure depends on many different factors such as stress level, vaccination status, and the strength of the individual’s immune system We know that your pets are important to you and are like family. We treat them as family when they are here so you don’t have to worry. We are professionals that take care of lots of pets at once and need to be aware of their safety and welfare. We want to inform and share with you, our clients, how we handle contagious illnesses because every dog we board is important to us. We do require that all dogs utilizing our services must be free of contagious illnesses. If your pup has symptoms of a contagious illness (coughing, vomiting, diarrhea, eye or nose discharge, fever, viral warts etc.) he/she cannot attend. Please check with your veterinarian regarding the duration of his/her illness and when he/she will no longer be contagious. Much like kids in school or camp, if your pup exhibi...
