Wag Time Pets

Mon - Fri 7am - 6pm

Saturday 9am - 6pm

Sunday 8am - 10am / 4pm - 6pm

Extended hours are available by appointment and as Staffing allows.

We only offer overnight boarding in our building for pets who are part of our daycare program. We are proud to cater to each pet’s individual needs and this helps ensure that boarders are regular attendees and are comfortable with the daycare routine included in their boarding stay. An added bonus is that because our Staff is very familiar with each of their personalities and quirks, we can quickly notice if anything seems out of the ordinary while your pet is staying with us.

We also offer a hybrid solution of daycare and Pet-Sitting. We have several experienced Pet-Sitters available who can take your pup into their home, come to your home, bring them to daycare during the day, pick them up for you, or provide any combination of help you need.

All our Pet-Sitters are insured and bonded and most are Pet First Aid and CPR Certified. Many of our Pet-Sitters are current or previous employees of the daycare.

We offer baths and nail trims for our daycare customers, but we do not provide haircuts or services to anyone who isn't an established customer.

We are much more than just an average dog daycare! We believe that daycare needs to be more than just dogs running around unattended and unchallenged all day long, and we recognize that dogs thrive on structure and routine. Since they deserve humans who engage with them and promote the use of their natural instincts, we have created an environment designed to enhance your dog's physical, social AND mental needs by spending time WITH our groups, getting to know them and then introducing activities that are exciting for them throughout each day. This is important so that your pup(s) can thrive by satisfying their curiosity, enhancing their ability to adapt to new environments with different people/sounds, reduce stress, and nourish the bond between them and us (their caretakers).

No. Our daycare program is highly structured and set up for regular attendance, so a dog coming in for just one day would not only be unfamiliar with our routine but would likely be stressed. We do not want to add stress for your pet(s) or for our regular daycare attendees.

We do have Pet-Sitters available for these services. However, it is a relationship-based business model so we cannot just arbitrarily provide transport for dogs we do not know.

We require written proof of (current) DHLP-CPV, Rabies and Bordetella. We recommend you discuss your pet(s) needs for the Canine Influenza shot and a fecal test and give those (as well as any others they recommend) at your veterinarian's discretion. Additionally, dogs attending our facility should be in good health, free from fleas, ticks and matts; and should be on heartworm preventative.

We do require they be altered by 6 months of age for Group play. However, unaltered pets may be eligible for one of our Special Programs! Through these programs, we can allow your dog to still come play one on one with Staff members until they are altered, when they will naturally progress into full on Group-play!

We are mainly indoors, which is great for the hot Texas heat and the cold days we are not used to. Our outside space is concrete but because we have no grass, we have no problems with fleas, ticks or other parasites that thrive in soil.

Dogs are insanely smart and know the difference between their home, our daycare, and other spots they frequent. We rotate the dogs outside for potty breaks and we have never had a dog begin using the bathroom indoors as a result of being at our facility.

The products we use to clean and disinfect our facility are non-caustic/non-toxic and are developed for use specifically within veterinary offices, hospitals and kennels.

We do not. Our cameras are tied to our security system so we are able to view and record activity in all rooms, but we do not allow access to the public. Instead, we will post pictures and videos daily of all the fun going on in our building!

Absolutely! Please contact us and we will be happy to show you around our building and to answer all your questions. Our relationships are built on trust so we will spend whatever time necessary for you to feel comfortable bringing your dog to us.

We send report cards for many different reasons, but they are not always sent daily. Things that our staff will send you a report card for include their evaluation day with us, any seasonal or extracurricular activity your pup may be participating in, daily during boarding stays, any minor concerns we may have (either health-wise or behaviorally), and occasionally, we’ll send them if we get a photo that we just have to share because it’s too cute! We do post photos, videos, and snippets from the day to our social media accounts…so be sure to give us a “like” and “follow”!

We do allow toys when the dogs are having one on one time with the staff or are participating in an enrichment activity. However, as safety is always our number one priority, they are not permitted in group play. During the day, our daycare dogs are engaged in other stimulating activities; we provide mental enrichment like practicing “sit”, “place”, recall, and threshold manners, and we also offer fun stuff like playing on the agility equipment, follow the leader games, playing with bubbles, and more!

We do offer lunch services for $5 per pet, per day. Those who eat lunch with us are separated from the group, allowed to eat in a quiet space, and they will have one hour of rest time before re-entering the group. This helps prevent digestive upset and allows their tummy to settle before more play time with their friends. We do require that you provide food if you’d like to add a lunch service to your daycare reservation.

We do. Our daycare is pretty structured and the groups are usually tired and ready to rest early afternoon. We do not force them to rest, we just stop playing and get quiet so they can have some "down" time to recuperate for the next play session.

An Evaluation day is a scheduled first visit that we use to slowly acclimate your dog with our Staff, the new environment and (of course) the other dogs. We assess how they do in a daycare setting and determine whether or not they are likely to thrive in our structured group play.

Typically, you will have already had a tour of our facility and set everything up in our software, as well as spoken to us a few times while setting things up, On the big day, you will arrive at your scheduled time and drop the dog off with us. There is no need for you to stay, as we need time for your dog(s) to become comfortable with all the exciting sounds, smells and new people prior to introducing him to other dogs.

Once your pup has had time to calm down, we will find the best play group and buddies for your BFF and send you an update, report card and pictures on how things are going. If there are any immediate concerns, we will call you to discuss, otherwise, you may assume things are going well and we will reach out via text or email.

We look for three things during our evaluation process:

1. Are they comfortable in the environment

2. Are they comfortable with our Staff

3. Are they comfortable with other dogs
   

Some dogs take a while to warm up and some can't wait to meet a new group of friends! Whatever the case is, we want to be sure they are comfortable in the environment and are able to build trust with the staff before their introduction to the other dogs. If your dog passes their eval day, it means that we did not notice major signs of stress, fear, or aggression.

Our staff will send a report card on their first visit to detail how they are doing and will include photos of them with their new friends. Once you have received your report card, you are free to either pick up your pet, or leave them for the day if they are having a ball with their new buds!

We decide based on age, size, play-style and temperament. Because Group play is dynamic, your dog may play with one group one day and a different group another day, depending on who is here and what's going on around us. Just as humans, some dogs simply like certain friends better than others so we try to accommodate their preferences, while being mindful of safety conditions.

Yes, we have 6 separate daycare rooms and our dogs are separated according to size, as well as play style and temperament. The only situation where we would have dogs of vastly different sizes together is if they are with the same family and the owner requested we leave them together.

Our staff is trained in dog behavior and group play dynamics and is extremely adept at picking up on any cues that there may be tension - however, animals can sometimes behave unpredictably, so in the event that there is an incident, both dogs will be removed from the Group, assessed for any injuries and separated to cool down. Depending on the severity, we will take appropriate actions at that time. We will notify you as soon as possible, again, depending on the severity and circumstances of the encounter.

At some point during the day, we will rewind the video and have all Staff present watch the playback along with Management, so that we can learn from it and also answer any questions about what happened confidently.

It may also rest your worries to know that our staff are all certified in Emergency Pet First-Aid and CPR, and we always keep emergency supplies on hand.

They will most likely be tired and take a nap. Many drink alot of water, even though we have fresh water available to them at all times. We think they play so hard and they're just having so much fun that sometimes they forget to drink enough.

As your dog comes more frequently, you may begin to notice him displaying favorable habits, such as sitting at the door, waiting patiently for their food or treats, and taking their harness or leash more easily. That's because we practice all kinds of good manners every day!

We are sorry, but no. We keep our groups intentionally small so with a low dog to human ratio this is not something that we are able to offer. Multiple dogs from the same home require as much time and attention from staff as multiple dogs from separate families.