Fieldstone Animal Inn

I brought my dog here for about a week for daycare in January and he loved it. I brought him back a few weeks ago for the day and, again, he got so excited and practically pulled me off of my feet trying to get back into the pet area when I dropped him up. He came out happy, with his tail wagging, and fell asleep in the car. I think he thoroughly enjoyed his day at Fieldstone. Thank you for taking such great care of him!

I love Fieldstone's Doggie Daycare! I always feel very comfortable with the whole process of dropping them off in the morning and picking them up in the evening and I have three labs! The staff is always friendly and helpful.

This place is awful! Please do not support their business.



We had our last dog stay there and against our instructions she was fed table scraps. After a 14 hours flight back to the states, we learn that our dog died in their care due to bloat, which they claimed had nothing to do with it.



This incident was several years ago. After some time passed, we got a new dog and luckily we always had friends and family she could stay with instead of going to a kennel. About a month ago, we had to use Fieldstone as a last resort. We find out that after all this time, we have a $67 credit and Fieldstone never let us know! In fact when we were paying, their accounting system was so flawed that it first showed up as a debit!



Before we had left our dog in their care, we discussed the requirements for our dogs' stay several times with the staff. We were told that all the paperwork and shots were done and all we had to do is drop our dog off. We had to have a friend drop the dog off and upon arrival, she was told that our dog needed a second rabies shot. Turns out the vet had screwed up the reporting of the shots so our dog had to get an unnecessary shot. It doesn't matter though because this should have all been cleared out of the way a week earlier between phone calls, visits, and our discussions to prepare.



$60, three hours and second series of shots later, our dog was admitted. When we wanted to discuss what happened with the owner of Fieldstone (I think her name is Anna?) she unwilling to meet with us.