Welcome guide · getting ready for their stayPacking for a perfect holiday

Everything to bring so their stay goes perfectly. Print it, tick it off, and pop it in their bag!

  1. Health record / vaccination bookletrequired
    Up-to-date vaccinations. Dogs: DHPL (distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, leptospirosis), plus kennel cough (parainfluenza + Bordetella), recommended for group stays. Cats: feline panleukopenia and cat flu (FeLV recommended). Rabies: required for category 1 and 2 dogs, otherwise as your vet advises.
  2. Identificationrequired
    A microchip or tattoo registered with I-CAD. This is a legal requirement in France for dogs over 4 months old, and for cats over 7 months old born after 1 January 2012.
  3. Up-to-date flea, tick & worm treatmentrequired
    Recent flea, tick and worming treatments: we do walk in the woods!
  4. Food, wet food & treatsyou provide
    Their usual food, enough for the stay plus two days, to avoid tummy upsets. Owners provide all consumables.
  5. Their bowls
    Their own bowls, so things feel familiar.
  6. Their toy, bed or blanket
    Something that smells of home is hugely reassuring, especially for the first few days.
  7. Lead, harness and long line
    A lead and a well-fitted harness, plus a long line (5–10 m) if you have one, for safe woodland walks.
  8. Medication
    Enough medication, the prescription and written instructions (doses, times), plus your vet's details.
  9. An emergency contact
    Someone we can reach if we can't get hold of you.
  10. Their routine
    Fill in the “All about my pet” sheet below: times, quirks, fears, words they know… Nothing is too small!

Please note: without an up-to-date health record we sadly can't take your companion. It keeps every guest safe.

Ready for a proper little holiday?

Let's start with a free meet-and-greet: your companion explores the house, and you ask us anything.

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