Doggy Daycare
Eight play yards. Two acres. One very tired dog.
Your dog has been alone since 7am, and you both know how that ends. Bring them here instead — two acres of fenced yard, a group that actually suits them, and staff watching the whole time.
The Paws & Claws Difference.
Most daycares have a yard. We have eight.
One yard means every dog plays in the same space no matter their size, age or temperament. Eight yards means we can put your dog exactly where they belong — and move them if the fit isn’t right.
- Eight separate outdoor yards across two acres
- Matched by size, energy and temperament
- Fully vaccinated environment
- Direct Human Interaction
- Three indoor rooms, heated and cooled
- Built for all energy levels
- Puppies welcome
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Eight play yards. Two acres. One very tired dog.
Doggy daycare in Billings
Your dog belongs here. Every dog starts with a temperament evaluation before their first full day. It takes one visit, it’s how we learn who your dog actually is, and it’s the reason our yards stay calm.
Step 1: We meet them
We introduce your dog to a small group and watch how they handle it — play style, energy, how they read other dogs, how they respond to staff.
Step 2: We place them
Your dog goes into the group that fits. The big rowdy crowd and the small quiet crowd are in different yards, not different corners of the same yard.
Step 3: We adjust
Dogs change. A puppy grows up, a nervous dog gains confidence. We move them when they're ready, and we'll tell you when we do.
If your dog turns out not to enjoy group play, we’ll tell you honestly and talk through other options — extra walks, one-on-one playtime, or a training plan.
Daycare Rates
Doggy daycare in Billings
Per dog, per day. Daycare guests are welcome any time we’re open — Monday to Saturday, 7 AM to 7 PM.
Build note: multi-day packages recommended — see copy deck.
For The Regulars
Two Or Three Days A Week Changes A Dog
The owners who come in regularly notice it first. Less chewing. Less barking at the window. A dog who settles in the evening instead of pacing. It isn’t magic — a dog who ran for six hours doesn’t have anything left to spend on your furniture.
Regulars also get the easiest boarding experience in town because when you go away, your dog isn’t arriving somewhere strange. They’re staying the night at a place they already know, with people they already like.
Before Their First Day
What We'll Need From You
At P&C your dog’s safety is our priority.
Temperament evaluation
One visit before your dog’s first full day, so we know which group fits. Call to schedule.
Day Care agreement
A short form, completed before you come in.
Vaccinations up to date
Rabies, DHPP and Bordetella — all current. They can be uploaded on gingr.
Spayed or neutered
Required for dogs over 6 months. Intact dogs are subject to an additional charge.
The Best Bit
One Trip, Not Two
Add grooming to a boarding stay or a daycare day and your dog comes home clean as well as tired. No second appointment, no second drive across town, no dog who smells like a kennel sitting in your back seat.
Tell us when you book, or mention it at drop-off if we have a slot.
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Common Questions
Daycare FAQ
Have questions about our dog day care services? We’ve answered some of the most common questions.
Not once your dog is set up. First-timers need a temperament evaluation, which takes one visit. After that, just come in any time we're open.
Monday to Saturday, 7 AM to 7 PM. We don't take daycare drop-offs on Sundays.
Ours is $18 for a half day, up to 6 hours, and $28 for a full day.
With eight separate yards, we can accommodate dogs of all personalities. We run quieter, smaller and lower-energy groups alongside the rowdy ones. The temperament evaluation helps us to evaluate where your dog belongs.