The Green Bay Pet Paradise
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4531 County Road T South
Denmark, WI 54208 (map) - (920) 863-1434
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The Green Bay Pet Paradise • Denmark, WI
- You'll be asked a few quick questions that will help describe your needs.
- You'll be asked to provide your contact information so that Richard Steele will be able to get in touch with you.
- You'll have the option to get competing quotes from other qualified service professionals, saving you time and money.
With our 11+ years of experience, The Green Bay Pet Paradise is the finest pet boarding facility in the Green Bay, Wisconsin area.
We excel at dog boarding of all breeds, especially large dogs. The Green Bay Pet Paradise is not just a basic dog kennel; it is a Green Bay pet resort.
We also specialize in dog kenneling, boarding of old and special care dogs, and dog daycare. Our dog daycare vehicle picks up and delivers in Green Bay area!
The Green Bay Pet Paradise has: Large runs -- 11x12 ft. inside and out, 6x15 ft. covered, and 13x14 ft. uncovered; suite with furniture, TV, and music; and almost 2 acres of fenced, supervised fun and play area with toys and pools for pets to cool off (no pools in winter).
Our dog boarding facility is climate-controlled (heat and AC). Bring your pet to "The Green Bay Pet Paradise, where our boarders aren't bored."©
Check out our web page for specials and first-time booking deals.
So, relax! While you are on vacation, your pets are, too! ©
Question and answer
Q. What advice do you have for a customer looking to hire a provider like you?
A. Always ask to have the size of the inside and outside runs of the kennel. Ask what kind of care they provide, is there an outside exercise area or do they just say that they walk your dog, do they really do it? When you pick up your dog is it anxious and hyper or happy and relaxed? This will tell you a lot about the kind of care that has been provided. Your dog should be happy, not trying to get away from the place, and should be relaxed even tired from running and playing and not being kept in a little box for days on end. Are they clean or do they smell like their elimination? If they smell badly, they have been left alone and not been properly taken care of.
Q. If you were a customer, what do you wish you knew about your trade? Any inside secrets to share?
A. Meet the people that are actually taking care of your pet. Go into the facility and see where your pet is being kept. Is the facility clean and tidy? Are all the dogs relaxed or anxious? Look at what type of bedding that is provided, is it clean? Look at the food bowls are they clean, with fresh water? Is there a place the dog can run and burn off energy? If you want your dog to to be treated just like at home, do they have a suite with furniture, radio, TV chairs, couches, etc.? Watch other dogs as they leave, how are they acting, what do they look like?
Q. What questions should a consumer ask to hire the right service professional?
A. What services do you provide with your kennel? Do you personally take care of each pet, spending personal time with them? How much? What do you do if a dog is afraid or acting agitated? Do you work with them after-hours or forget them after you close until the next morning? Do you have a supervised free-run and play area? How are your kennels furnished? Do you take large dogs? How do you take care of old dogs?
