Nights + dog size + add-ons — see the real total, including the fees a headline rate usually hides.
Standard kennel boarding in the U.S. typically runs $35 to $65 per night, budget kennels start around $25, and luxury pet hotels can charge $75 to $125 or more per night. In-home sitting through apps like Rover or Wag usually falls around $30 to $60 per night.
Common add-ons include medication administration fees, extra one-on-one play sessions, exit baths before pickup, and holiday surcharges — together these can add 20–40% to the quoted nightly rate over a week-long stay.
Often, yes — many facilities offer a discount for a second dog from the same household sharing a suite or kennel run, though the exact discount varies by facility, so always confirm before booking.
Yes — many facilities charge holiday surcharges during peak travel periods like Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's, sometimes 50% or more above the standard nightly rate, due to high demand.