Cozy Canine Camp

Kate Connolly

I took my Miniature Schnauzer here for the first time for grooming and they did a wonderful job. Very friendly and well priced too! We will definitely be back. :)

Kristin A

Cozy Canine Camp is the best! Our high-energy beagle puppy Otto loves to go and gets so excited when it is a 'camp day'. They put up pictures daily so you can see what your dog is up to and are very responsive. I would recommend Cozy Canine Camp to anyone with a dog!

Carolyn Vazza

The facilities are always well maintained and clean and they really care about the animals! They are always putting together fun activities throughout the year for not just your dog but for you as well. My dog is always excited to come and see his friends 😊

Kyle Whittaker

I rescue and foster dogs from numerous organizations in the area, and often times adopt the senior pups that can have trouble getting placed. So you can imagine I take their care very seriously. I try to make sure I'm always the one to take care of them, or my better half. But occasionally we're both traveling, or taking a vacation. Apollo (pictured below) is going on 13 years old now, and has significant arthritis (which he takes numerous medications for, as well as physical therapy and adequan injections). I was nervous to have him boarded for 10 days, but CCC has always been great with my dogs for day care or grooming (as well as previous boarding experiences). I'm remarkably happy I made the decision that I did, to board him and his sister at CCC. The a la carte nature of their experience is great, you can select private walks in the woods, half-day day-care, full-service grooming, late-night potty breaks - all as add-ons and customizations to your pets' stay. And the very well documented check-in process is crucial for older dogs like mine that take a slew of medication at very specific times. Being the fun dog dad that I am, of course I set up my fur-babies for the works. The camp called me after their first day to report they were doing well, and give them their report card. They probably would have called more after that, but I would typically beat them to it. After a couple of days, I got a call that Apollo wasn't doing so well, he was having trouble standing on his own, and wasn't getting around so well. After conversing with Apollo's vet, we decided to make a minor change to medication, and cancel all of the extracurricular activities - he was likely over-exerting himself and needed more quiet time. The camp complied with the change in direction, and called me regularly to report Apollo's progress. If things got any worse, I would return immediately to take care of him. After a couple days, they indicated he was doing much better. When I came to pick them up, several of the staff had come to the front to say good-bye. Apparently they had built a small wooden ramp for the one or two spots that had a step to allow him easier mobility. I've used boarding and day-care at many locations in the area, but there are very few that would have provided the time and attention that Apollo required. The adaptability, communicability, and care that they provided was first-rate. I probably won't be boarding Apollo any more, as he gets up in age that simply won't be a possibility. But for all of my other fur-babies and fosters, I am glad CCC is available.