At Animal House Pet Lodging, we offer transparent, affordable dog boarding rates in Bozeman, Montana, so you always know exactly what to expect. Whether you’re looking for overnight dog boarding, or extended stays our pricing is designed to fit your needs while providing exceptional care for your pet.
Our Bozeman dog boarding services include a safe, clean environment, daily exercise, socialization, and personalized attention—all included in our rates with no hidden fees. Review our services and pricing below to find the best option for your dog’s stay.
DOG BOARDING SERVICES AND RATES
What’s included:
1 Dog: $31/night
2 Dogs (sharing kennel): $51/night
3 Dogs (sharing kennel):$65/night
Every 10th night free during an individual stay. Additional discounts are available for stays of 4 weeks or longer. All stays of 10 days or longer require a 50% deposit, due when the pet is dropped off.
Brush and a Bath (includes nail trim and ear cleaning)Prices begin at $15, and are determined by the size of the dog and the condition of the coat. Grooming is available as an additional service while your dog is boarding with us. We do not schedule grooming-only appointments.
Additional Playtime: $5 per 20 minutes Hand-walking: $5 per 20 minutes Insulin Injections: $1 per day (two injections 12 hours apart)
$5 per day (examples would include unspayed females in heat, dogs with medical conditions which demand special daily care, particularly aggressive dogs that require strictly individual attention.) These charges will accrue depending on the daily needs of the animal.
DOG DAYCARE SERVICES AND RATES
Daycare Features:
Full-Day Daycare: $35/day
Half-Day Daycare (up to 5 hours): $25day
5-Day Package: $160
10-Day Package: $300
Monthly Unlimited Pass: $600
MONDAY – FRIDAY
5.30am – 7.30pm
Please bring your dog’s food, feeding instructions, medications, and a favorite toy or blanket for comfort. All items should be clearly labeled.
There are very few items that we do not allow owners to bring from home. The two items that we do not need are food or water dishes. We provide stainless steel bowls and buckets for all the boarders, and prefer that you leave all dishes at home. The one exception to this is an elevated feeder. If your dog requires a raised feeding surface then you will need to bring it from home. Other than that, everything is fair game. Owners are allowed to bring beds, blankets, cushions, toys, treats, t-shirts, towels, crates, or virtually anything else that they feel will make their pet more comfortable. The one thing we ask is that any bedding be washable. If you have any questions about specific items please feel free to ask.
If your dog requires a specific diet, then you must provide the food. Otherwise, your dog will be fed Annamaet dog food. Brochures are available at the facility if you would like to know more about Annamaet, or you can check out their website at annamaet.com.
We require proof of Rabies, DHPP, and Bordetella vaccinations to protect all pets in our care.
All three vaccinations must be current according to your veterinarian. Animal House will not administer any vaccinations.
All male dogs over the age of 10 months must be neutered. No exceptions.
Yes, our trained staff can administer medications according to your veterinarian’s instructions.
Absolutely! We provide reduced rates for additional dogs from the same household.
Safety is our top priority. Dogs are evaluated for temperament and grouped by size and play style to ensure a positive experience.
Yes, we provide boarding during holidays. We recommend booking early, as space fills quickly.
You can reserve your dog’s stay by calling us, visiting our facility, or booking through our website.
Yes. Our experienced staff closely monitors all dogs to ensure their safety, comfort, and well-being.
Yes! Puppies are welcome, provided they meet vaccination requirements and are ready for a boarding environment.
Professional boarding offers structured routines, socialization opportunities, and continuous supervision in a secure environment.
PICK-UP & DROP OFF TIMES
By Appointment: