1. Collar
   A simple, flat collar without attachments or elaborate decoration is ideal.
2. Identity tag
   The most suitable type of tag is a straightforward durable metal disk with clear, legible markings.
3. Comforter
   You dog will settle quickly if it has a familiar toy, comforter or pacifier to give reassurance and help if it feels at home.
4. Diet
   Feeding instructions and special dietary requirements should be given to the kennel staff, preferably in writing.
5. Contact name
   It is helpful for the boarding kennel to have the name and telephone number of someone who can be contacted in your absence - possible a friend or member of the family.
6. Vet
   The name and telephone number of your vet is necessary in case of illness or an emergency.
7. Medical
   Details of any medical conditions should be carefully explained, and instructions regarding any medication should be given to kennel staff, preferably in writing. 
8. Vaccination
   Take along current vaccination certification, including one for Intrac which provides effective protection against Bordetella bronchiseptica, the major cause of infectious bronchitis.
9. Dates
   The kennel staff will need confirmation of boarding dates, along with the date and time of expected collection.
10. Pet name
    If your dog has a particular pet name that it knows and responds to, inform the staff.  It will help them to establish a rapport with your dog. 

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