Before You Book
Rates
Every published price, in one place, with the date it was last changed.
| Rate | |
|---|---|
| First dog, per night | $53 |
| Each additional dog | $50 |
| First cat, per night | $37 |
| Each additional cat | $35 |
| Intact pet, per night | +$5 |
| Holiday, per pet | +$10 |
Source: their published pricing page, last updated 14 June 2026.
| First dog | Second dog | |
|---|---|---|
| Half day, or daycare and groom bundle | $25.50 | - |
| Single day | $36 | $26 |
| 5 day package | $165 | $145 |
| 10 day package | $310 | $270 |
| 20 day package | $570 | $490 |
Packages must be used within six months. Second-dog pricing is the right-hand column.
What Is Not On This Page
Why are some prices not listed?
The Pet Brigade prices grooming by breed and size, and prices transportation, poop scoop, dog walking and litter box cleaning by the job, so none of them appear as a published list. The office quotes them on the phone. Boarding and daycare, which are fixed, are published in full above.
Have the details ready and it is one call rather than three: breed and weight for grooming, address and frequency for the yard and walking services, pick-up and drop-off points for transport. (253) 912-4898.
Worth Knowing
When does a night of boarding end?
One night of boarding at The Pet Brigade runs from the time of drop off until 12pm the following day, and collecting after noon carries a next-day fee. An intact pet is $5 more a night and a holiday is $10 more per pet, so a Christmas week for two intact dogs prices differently from a Tuesday.
Worth planning around: a flight that lands mid-afternoon means a next-day fee unless you collect the following morning, and Sunday is closed to pick up entirely.
Pricing Questions
What do people ask about the bill?
The most common question reaching The Pet Brigade is some version of what a stay will cost: for three dogs, for seventeen days, for a dog and two cats, over a holiday. The answers below give the published rates, and the office will price a specific set of dates on the phone.
How much does boarding cost?
Dogs are $53 a night for the first dog and $50 for each additional dog. Cats are $37 for the first and $35 for each additional. An intact pet is $5 more a night, and holidays are $10 more per pet. A night runs from drop off until noon the following day. Full rates are on the rates page.
What does daycare cost?
A single day is $36 for the first dog and $26 for a second. A half day, or the daycare and groom bundle, is $25.50. Packages bring it down: 5 days for $165, 10 for $310, 20 for $570, and they have to be used within six months. Second-dog pricing runs alongside every package on the rates page.
I have three dogs. Can they board together, and do they get outside?
Yes to both. Family quarters are larger kennels for households with more than one pet, so dogs who live together can stay together. Every dog is outside for fresh air whenever they are not sleeping in their bunk, and the day includes community play time, walk time and, in summer, the pools.
Can my dog stay over a Sunday?
Pets stay through the weekend. What closes on Sunday is drop off and pick up: the published hours are Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:30pm and Saturday 9-10am or 4-5pm, with Sunday closed to both.
How do I make a reservation?
Reservations run through PawPartner, their booking portal, for boarding, grooming and daycare. Transportation, poop scoop, dog walking and litter box service are arranged by phone on (253) 912-4898.
Next Step
Get an exact number.
Send the dates, the breed and the size and the office will price the whole stay.