Life at My Cage-Free Dog Boarding
I don't believe in kennels or cages. Here, dogs get open space, farm play, and the kind of care they would get at home.
A happy, healthy dog is a beautiful sight. Here at my boarding, dogs are free to be themselves, enjoying the open space and fresh air. This senior Labrador is a perfect example of a content dog living his best life, full of gentle walks and peaceful naps.
This is what a day at the farm looks like for Pequi, Pepe, Rico, and Raju. From playful zoomies in the grass to quiet moments of connection, each dog enjoys their time here. This is what happy, stress-free boarding is all about.
Every dog is different, and so are their food preferences. While our staple is freshly cooked chicken, rice, and veggies, we customize meals for every guest. Some dogs get rotis with desi ghee, others get paneer. As long as it's not dry kibble, we can prepare whatever makes them happy and eat well.
A clean environment is a healthy environment. We use only dog-friendly, chemical-free cleaners and clean the entire boarding facility three times a day. We also serve fresh, homemade buttermilk in the afternoons to keep their tummies cool and aid digestion, especially in the summer.
About Life at the Boarding
I clean the entire boarding facility three times a day using only chemical-free, dog-safe cleaners. It is not just about having the space; it is about keeping it hygienic. In the summer heat, every guest gets fresh buttermilk to keep their tummy cool and healthy. It is these small, daily habits that keep the farm running properly, rather than a rigid kennel routine.
Most people worry about whether their dog will be stressed in a new environment. That is why I do not have kennels. When a dog comes here, they get a life, not just a roof.
Why Cage-Free Matters
Your dog is an individual. Some need social play, while others prefer quiet corners. In my setup, there is no forced interaction. If your dog wants to nap under a tree or run in the grass, they can. This freedom reduces the anxiety often seen in traditional boarding facilities where dogs are confined to cages.
Nutrition and Care
I treat boarding like home care. If your dog is used to rotis and ghee, I don't force them onto dry kibble. I cook fresh, balanced meals twice a day because I know food shapes their mood and health. For senior dogs or those with medical needs like kidney or liver issues, I provide specific nutritional adjustments. Yeh sab generic nahi hai (this is not generic)—everything is decided based on the dog's physical assessment.
My Philosophy
I often ask parents: what happens after you drop them off? For me, it is about maintaining their routine. Whether it is monitoring stool consistency, adjusting meal timings to suit their biology, or just giving them the space to be themselves, I focus on what makes the dog comfortable. We are not just holding your pet; we are ensuring they have a safe, stress-free time until you return.
Asha Arun
I’m Arun, and my home is where your dog gets to be a dog again. I don't run a facility with cages; I run a place where your companion gets individual attention, fresh farm food, and the freedom to run around.
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