Pet Sitting & Dog Daycare in Toronto

Because every indoor attraction in the city excludes pets, a few hours of daycare is what buys you the tower, the aquarium or a museum afternoon. Toronto has a mature daycare industry, mostly cage-free and play-based, and the good facilities all work the same way: they want proof of rabies, DHPP and bordetella vaccination, and they insist on a free temperament assessment before a first stay. That assessment is the thing to book ahead, because turning up on the day with a dog nobody has met is how a plan fails. Ask about a single-day rate rather than a package, and confirm whether pick-up is possible on a Sunday, since some sites restrict weekend collection to appointments.