Seattle Canine Club

Seattle Canine Club provides dog daycare, dog boarding, dog grooming, cat grooming, and cat boarding across our Seattle locations. Some services vary by location, so the best way to confirm availability is to choose your nearest site and book online.

Choose the location that’s closest to your home or commute and offers the service you need. SoDo supports daycare, boarding, grooming, and cat boarding; South Lake Union offers daycare and grooming; Delridge offers grooming and self-wash. You can also book by location online. We also have a location in the Admiral Junction (Dogcity) which caters to West Seattle and Alki communities.

Yes—appointments are required for daycare, boarding, and grooming so we can manage capacity and keep every pet safe. Nail trims may be accepted as walk-ins, depending on staffing and the day.

Vaccines are required to keep our community safe. Typical requirements include Bordetella, DAP/DHPP, and Rabies. We also commonly require an annual fecal screening to check for parasites. Your pet’s records must be up to date before attending daycare or boarding.

Dog boarding in Seattle commonly ranges from about $50 to $100 per night depending on the facility and level of care. Seattle Canine Club boarding starts at $82 per night and we have available discounts depending on the number of nights and dogs. Expect a 8% discount for stays over 8 nights and 15% for over 15 nights.

Many dogs can attend daycare daily, especially if they enjoy social play and benefit from consistent routines. The right frequency depends on your dog’s age, energy level, and temperament. Our team can help you pick a schedule that keeps your dog happy and well-rested.

Daily daycare can be great for high-energy social dogs, but some dogs do better with rest days. Signs your dog needs fewer days can include extra soreness, stress signals, or difficulty settling at home. We focus on balanced play and breaks and can help tailor a routine.

Daycare includes supervised play, socialization, enrichment activities, and rest breaks. Our staff actively monitors group dynamics and safety so dogs can have fun while staying comfortable and supported throughout the day.

Most dogs benefit from grooming every 4 to 8 weeks, depending on breed, coat type, and lifestyle. Regular grooming helps prevent matting, supports skin health, and makes each appointment easier on your dog.

Dog grooming commonly includes a bath, blow-dry, brush-out, nail trim, ear cleaning, and a haircut or trim (when requested). Services can be adjusted based on coat condition, size, and temperament, with clear expectations discussed at check-in.

Most grooms take about 2–4 hours depending on coat type, size, condition (matting), and behavior. Dogs needing extra de-matting or longer drying time can take longer, and we prioritize safety and comfort over rushing.

We use patient, fear-reducing handling and realistic expectations. That may include slower introductions, breaks, shorter sessions, or a few “happy visits” before a full groom. Our priority is safety and trust, not forcing a perfect result in one visit.

Yes. We welcome tours so you can see the space and ask questions about routines and safety. Contact your preferred location to schedule a time that works with daily operations.

Sometimes, yes—depending on capacity and staffing. For the best chance, book in advance, especially around holidays and peak dates. If you need last-minute care, contact us and we’ll confirm availability.