Frequently Asked Questions

What services do you provide?

Daycare and boarding for dogs and cats.

What vaccinations do you require?

View vaccination requirements under Boarding and Daycare.

How old does my pet have to be to attend daycare/boarding?

Pet(s) must be a minimum of four (4) months of age and have completed all shot series to attend daycare and board at Paws on Post.

Does my pet have to be spayed or neutered to attend boarding or daycare?

No, your pet(s) do not have to be spayed or neutered to attend daycare or boarding.  Please be aware that any pet that is not spayed or neutered starting at 6mo of age will be in individual play or will stay within their family.

Why are pets required to be dropped off and picked up during certain times?

We request all pets be dropped off and picked up during the required timeframes so that pets are not passing each other and reduce the likelihood of an incident, to allow staff ample time to properly clean kennels to keep all pet(s) safe and healthy, and to allow kennel(s) to be ready for pets being dropped off in a timely manner.

All pet(s) picked up or dropped off outside the standard drop off and pick up times will be charged for a full day of boarding.

Do you have breed restrictions?

Yes, Paws on Post Kennel has to follow the breed restrictions set forth by the Garrison. The following breeds or mixed breeds of dogs are not permitted on the installation: American Pit Bull Terrier, American Bully, American Staffordshire Terrier, English Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Rottweiler, Presa Canarios, Chow Chow, Doberman Pinscher and Wolf or Wolf Hybrid. Reg 40-5, 3-4 (update as of 13Aug24)

Does my pet have to complete a shot series in order to attend daycare and boarding?

Yes, all pets are required to complete the required shot series prior to being able to attend daycare and boarding at Paws on Post.  Completing the shot series ensure the health and safety of not only your pet the but other pets in our facilities care.

What must I provide during my pet’s stay?

Food: provide enough food for the duration of your pet’s stay to include a few extra days.  All food must be provided in an airtight container (to prevent pests) and labeled with the pet and owner’s name. If your pet does run out of food while in our care, Paws on Post can provide food for an additional fee.

Please note that it is against regulation to feed raw food diets at the kennel. 

Medication: medication can be provided in a pill organizer, but MUST be provided with original packaging.

Paws on Post DOES NOT administer injectable medications (insulin, joint pain meds, allergy meds, etc.)

Pet parents can provide the kennel with their pet’s own blankets, etc. but we are not responsible for the condition of the items upon return or that they will be returned due to their condition.

Miscellaneous items: Owners are more than welcome to provide toys for their pets

Why am I required to register my pet(s) at the Fort Bragg Vet Center?

All pet(s) of Active Duty, Retirees, and Families staying with Paws on Post Kennels are required to be registered at the Fort Bragg Vet Center in case your pet requires veterinary care in your absence.  The Fort Bragg Vet Center is located at: Bldg 2-7606 Rock Merritt Ave., Fort Bragg, NC 28308

The facility is closed on Federal Holidays, do the pets being boarded get taken care of?

Yes, all pets boarding at Paws on Post are taken care of on Federal Holidays when the facility is not open to patrons for boarding or daycare.