Dog Day, Every Day!

I love how the staff knows the personalities of each of my dogs. I also appreciate that they keep me informed about how things are going when I am out of town. Thank you, Dog Day Every Day for taking good care of my pups!

Once again, Dog Day Every day to the rescue! We gave had many weekend last minute needs the past few months. DOG day has been more than accomodating! Always extremely kind, always very interested in our sweet girl’s home activities and always ready to let sweet Lola sleep in bed with overnight staff!!!
Outstanding business, and great family focused care.

My two dogs have been going to Dog Day Every Day for over 2 ½ years now and absolutely love going to school. The staff there is amazing. By the time we pull into the parking lot, they are both ready to jump out and get inside to play with their friends. I have also boarded them there and feel comfortable in the knowledge that they aren’t in a kennel and someone is there with them all the time.
On a side note; doggy day care isn’t just for younger dogs. My 2 dogs are 12 ½ and 3 ½. The older one is just as excited to go as the younger one.

Still the BEST dog daycare/​boarding facility I know in Cincy area – both locations nice but I use Beechmont/​east side location routinely. Try to attend at least 1 – 2 times a week so my service dog gets free time to play with friends. My dog barks whenever we drive past as if to tell me we need to turn here – and she always looks sad if we do not turn in! Staff are friendly, place is kept clean. dogs are watched constantly and cleaned up quickly They do overnights & baths as well. I have them brush my standard poodle out between her grooming appointments and she always looks nice. We have even used the bath service a couple times and she smelled great. They also accommodate individual needs such as meals, medications, extra exercise time etc. (all my extra attention requests have been free but brushing, baths and overnights are extra. You supply the food.) All costs are reasonable/​competitive —- I highly recommend this company!!! It is still the ONLY place I trust with my SERVICE DOG!!!

First, let me say this place is phenomenal! I live in Monroe and teach in the Lakota schools but I do whatever it takes to get them there. My dogs Maggie and Murdoch cannot wait to get there! They start crying as soon as they get within a mile. The ladies do a great job. If you’re dogs have certain anxieties they will help. If you’re dog has problems socializing I highly recommend to NOT stop taking them because the more they go the better they get. Both of my dogs were adoptions and Murdoch was severely abused before I got him and he struggled mightily with other dogs but Carrie helped her and now whenever I take him to the park or any place in public he always does well.
I have to also praise the owner who goes back and forth from Beechmont. They have a great boarding facility there. At times whenever my wife and I were on vacation we will call and check and for four years they have been consistently polite and helpful. There is no other place I’d take my babies other than this place and I wish we had more of them!!!

We love Dog Day Every Day! This is my dog’s home away from home. I feel very comfortable leaving a member of my family with these folks because they treat him like a member of theirs. They’re very easy to work with, very committed to excellent care, and comfortable with a wide variety of pups. The staff knows Sam by name and loves on him just like I would.
We have taken Sam for daycare (2 – 3 times a week) and for overnight boarding for over a year now. He’s always tuckered out after a day at daycare (which is great!). I hated taking him to a kennel when we would leave town because he seemed scared when I would drop him off and stressed out when I would pick him up. Not the case at Dog Day. He runs off happily («Mom who?») when I drop him off and seems just as comfortable when I come to pick him up.
The grooming services provided here only add to how great this place is. They always do an excellent job keeping my giant, hairy Sam clean. We get Sam’s nails trimmed every couple week weeks here and they always do a great job, even working with his challenging double dew claws.
I think that, without Dog Day, Sam would be a different, less happy dog. This is an awesome way to keep him socialized and active while I’m at work all day. I don’t know what we would do without Dog Day and so appreciate all the love and care they provide for the droolist and fuzziest member of our family.

We had previously used another dog daycare in Cincy and liked it but it was a drive from home. We discovered Dog Day Every Day by chance and it is just down the street (serves me right for not using Unilocal to locate one). We have since used them twice and been very pleased. After our first visit, they gave us a picture of our dog’s «first day» and sent a postcard the following day, hoping we enjoyed their services. On our last visit, when I picked up the dog, their credit card machine was on the fritz and they said «don’t worry about it. You can just pay it the next time you are here.» I had cash but it was surprising they were so trusting of someone who had only used their service twice. The staff are friendly and the space for the dogs is good. We will certainly use them again!

When my fiancée (now my wife) and I bought a house, the first thing I wanted to do was get a dog. I had dogs in the past, and enjoyed the companionship they brought to my life. We adopted from the fine folks at The League For Animal Welfare (
) and brought our pup, Roscoe, home. Unlike other dogs I had been around in my lifetime, he was a HANDFUL!
We would take him for at least two 30-​minute walks a day and play with him a bit in the house as well in order to try and burn his energy, but it didn’t seem to help. He still ran around with anything he could get his teeth on in order to get more attention. Socks, toilet paper, boxes, pants, even bath mats were trotted down the hall unceremoniously.
The term daycare seems to be a term you would apply to a place you take children and, with much naiveté, I lumped it in the same category as bows in my dog’s hair or dressing them up in raincoats and galoshes when they go outside (although both of my dogs do now own Halloween costumes…).
This, friends, is not the case.
Dog Day Every Day has become indispensible in our household. We use it at least once a week. Roscoe goes to Dog Day and spends about 12 hours there playing with other dogs. Since he has more energy than many of the dogs there, they sometimes will let him run on the doggy treadmill or, when the weather is nice, outside to play in the hose/​pet pool. When he comes home he eats dinner, and then sleeps. He doesn’t whine for attention, he doesn’t parade around with our socks, he doesn’t beg for our dinner (well, not usually), he simply lays out on the couch.

My wife and I now have a second dog, Bandit. While Bandit’s demeanor is much more laid back than Roscoe’s, we occasionally take him as well. Both dogs have learned to associate the word daycare with a positive experience, and both get very excited when they hear the term.
The staff at Dog Day is great. Owner Suzanne Zimmerman seems to be there at least one shift every day, is very personable, and always willing to take time to talk specifically about your dog. The rest of the staff is warm and friendly as well.
Dog Day isn’t only a reprieve for us from our dog’s vigor, but it also is a good place for them to get a chance to become comfortable with other dogs (on a busy day there can be upwards of 60 dogs for them to interact with) and get plenty of exercise that we just don’t usually have time for.