Pet Lodging

Selecting a Lodging Facility

Bass Pet Resort & Spa in Kissimmee, FL offers a beautiful new facility complete with spacious, clean accommodations complete with their own outdoor patio with a lounge bed. You will not find a more elite facility in the Orlando area. Please come and visit us and see for yourself what sets us apart from the other facilities in the Central Florida area. We offer a five-star accommodation for your furry family member including room service, maid service, soothing music and clean, comfortable, spacious climate-controlled enclosed surroundings.

Call us today at 407-396-6031 to make your reservation now!

Dog accommodations options are available; we have luxurious suites to offer and well as comfortable indoor/outdoor accommodations. Each dog will have access to a well-maintained sleeping and outdoor patio area.

At Bass Pet Resort & Spa we do everything in our power to make sure our guests are as content and comfortable as possible. You are welcome to bring a toy or bed for your pet’s stay. Please limit the amount of belongings you bring with your pet to one toy and one bed. Please be aware, occasionally these articles may become lost or damaged.

Accommodations are available for those who would like their family’s pets of the same species to room together. Large and small, we can accommodate them all!

Stop by a lodging facility and visit with the staff. Get acquainted with the people who will be caring for your pet. Ask questions; take nothing for granted. "Are toys or bedding welcome? How will your pet be exercised? What will your pet be fed?" Talk about safety features. (Discuss frankly any qualms you may have about leaving your pet.) They will appreciate your frankness and interest.

Using the Pet Care Service Association high standards, experienced personnel are trained to recognize the warning signs of potential health questions and will contact the appropriate personnel.

Discuss before arriving, any medication or special care Rover might need.

One standard for measuring the facility owner's interest in his/her profession is the membership in the Pet Care Services Association. You can be certain PCSA members keep current on the latest developments within the industry, and that they truly care. Their membership certificate will be proudly displayed.

Make certain you understand the rate structure for all services and hours of operation. The fee for lodging not only includes the care of your pet but for the peace of mind that goes with knowing that Rover is safe and with someone you can trust.

A Working Partnership

Let us suppose that you do choose to let us care for your pet. As a responsible pet owner there are a few things you must attend to before bringing your pet.

Make certain all immunizations are current, including the Parainfluenza vaccine for protection against Tracheobronchitis.
Your pet should be free of internal and external parasites and not have been exposed to any contagious diseases.
Do not feed your pet for at least 4 hours prior to bringing in your pet to minimize the possibility of stomach upset.

Be sure to inform the pet resort personnel of any special habits or medical problems your pet may have, such as a history of epilepsy, fear of thunder, etc. This will aid in keeping your pet healthy and happy.

You should understand the possible affects of stress on an animal. As a result of unfamiliar surroundings, temporary behavior changes may occur, eating habits may change causing either weight gain or weight loss.

NOW THAT ROVER IS HOME AGAIN...

When Rover is picked up he will be very excited to see you.(Dogs do not have a sense of time, so he would be just as happy to see you if you left him 5 minutes or 5 days.) Do not feed him (though he will act hungry once he gets back on his familiar turf) for at least 3 hours, and then be very careful not to overfeed him. Excitement will also cause Rover to pant a lot, lose body water and be thirsty. Give him a few ice cubes to tide him over until feeding time. Again, in his excited state, excessive food and water consumption can create problems.

Remember your Pet Resort owner is in the business because he/she loves animals.





	Pet Lodging Selecting a Lodging Facility Bass Pet Resort & Spa in Kissimmee, FL offers a beautiful new facility complete with spacious, clean accommodations complete with their own outdoor patio with a lounge bed. You will not find a more elite facility in the Orlando area. Please come and visit us and see for yourself what sets us apart from the other facilities in the Central Florida area. We offer a five-star accommodation for your furry family member including room service, maid service, soothing music and clean, comfortable, spacious climate-controlled enclosed surroundings. Call us today at 407-396-6031 to make your reservation now! Dog accommodations options are available; we have luxurious suites to offer and well as comfortable indoor/outdoor accommodations. Each dog will have access to a well-maintained sleeping and outdoor patio area. At Bass Pet Resort & Spa we do everything in our power to make sure our guests are as content and comfortable as possible. You are welcome to bring a toy or bed for your pet’s stay. Please limit the amount of belongings you bring with your pet to one toy and one bed. Please be aware, occasionally these articles may become lost or damaged. Accommodations are available for those who would like their family’s pets of the same species to room together. Large and small, we can accommodate them all! Stop by a lodging facility and visit with the staff. Get acquainted with the people who will be caring for your pet. Ask questions; take nothing for granted. "Are toys or bedding welcome? How will your pet be exercised? What will your pet be fed?" Talk about safety features. (Discuss frankly any qualms you may have about leaving your pet.) They will appreciate your frankness and interest. Using the Pet Care Service Association high standards, experienced personnel are trained to recognize the warning signs of potential health questions and will contact the appropriate personnel. Discuss before arriving, any medication or special care Rover might need. One standard for measuring the facility owner's interest in his/her profession is the membership in the Pet Care Services Association. You can be certain PCSA members keep current on the latest developments within the industry, and that they truly care. Their membership certificate will be proudly displayed. Make certain you understand the rate structure for all services and hours of operation. The fee for lodging not only includes the care of your pet but for the peace of mind that goes with knowing that Rover is safe and with someone you can trust. A Working Partnership Let us suppose that you do choose to let us care for your pet. As a responsible pet owner there are a few things you must attend to before bringing your pet. Make certain all immunizations are current, including the Parainfluenza vaccine for protection against Tracheobronchitis. Your pet should be free of internal and external parasites and not have been exposed to any contagious diseases. Do not feed your pet for at least 4 hours prior to bringing in your pet to minimize the possibility of stomach upset. Be sure to inform the pet resort personnel of any special habits or medical problems your pet may have, such as a history of epilepsy, fear of thunder, etc. This will aid in keeping your pet healthy and happy. You should understand the possible affects of stress on an animal. As a result of unfamiliar surroundings, temporary behavior changes may occur, eating habits may change causing either weight gain or weight loss. NOW THAT ROVER IS HOME AGAIN... When Rover is picked up he will be very excited to see you.(Dogs do not have a sense of time, so he would be just as happy to see you if you left him 5 minutes or 5 days.) Do not feed him (though he will act hungry once he gets back on his familiar turf) for at least 3 hours, and then be very careful not to overfeed him. Excitement will also cause Rover to pant a lot, lose body water and be thirsty. Give him a few ice cubes to tide him over until feeding time. Again, in his excited state, excessive food and water consumption can create problems. Remember your Pet Resort owner is in the business because he/she loves animals.
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