Camp Bow Wow Cuyahoga Falls

I’ve taken my dogs here a couple times and it was very cool no problems, but unfortunately this last trip over the holiday weekend, They received a bad report. The camp reported to us that they were snippy with other dogs and not being nice and playing too rough. I not denying this happened, but while on my vacation I contantly monitored the cams, and I rarely got to see my dogs. I called to see what’s going on and they have been put in time out. Also I notice there were way too many dogs, I feel this facility just doesn’t have the room to accommodate so many dogs at one time. I feel any animal is gonna have a hard time with a huge crowd and no room to play. The staff interaction seem low, not alot of playing or petting just working. but the was a time they did stay late for us .also I had to sign a WARNING NOTE for my dogs. I was over it… I would have like the owner or a supervisor to give us this note with an explanation and not just a staff member especially after dropping 100’s or dollars to this company. I will not bring them back here again. Not saying they are a bad company either, there are positives but this incident should have been handled better… be aware of busy times at the camp.

Our dog suffers from separation anxiety, and despite this, is always perfectly happy to ditch us when we drop him off at Camp Bow Wow. I check on him regularly on the Camper Camp and always find that staff are interacting with the dogs and quickly addressing any clean up needs in all of the areas.

My dog loves going here! I love that i can watch him while he is there. They are very friendly and make sure your dog had a great time. I have only used their daycare option. My dog has been here multiple times. We will continue to return!

I have small, very spoiled and high maintenance dogs so going on vacation is very difficult for us. Until now, I had not found a place that I felt comfortable leaving my dogs overnight for several days. We just picked up our dogs from camp bow wow after an eight night stay. WOW! I am so happy with this place. I can tell my babies were given lots of attention while we were gone. I thought for sure they would run to us and do flips and jump in our arms when we went to pick them up, but instead they were all over the staff at camp bow wow which tells me they were happy and comfortable with the staff.
One of the best features is that they have web cams and you can check in on your pup online or from your smart phone camp bow wow app. It really helped me enjoy my vacation because I could check in and see how they were doing throughout the stay.
They were very accommodating with our dogs raw food diet. Half way through the stay our raw food went bad, they quickly called us to let us know that they were going out to purchase new food that would just be added to our bill.
I have very high standards when it comes to the care of our dogs and I am really happy and impressed with Camp Bow Wow.
If you are planning a vacation, I would recommend that you take your dogs in for a half day of day care 2 – 3 times before your vacation so your dogs get used to the people and facility.
I would definitely recommend this place and we will certainly become regular customers.

My puppy Misha and I have tried other doggie daycare/​boarding in the area and Camp Bow Wow is by far our favorite! While their appearance as a «camp» complete with «cabins» for each dog may seem a bit cheesy, the quality of care and service makes the place seem lovable. All the «counselors» I have encountered are always smiling and helpful when I bring Misha in.
The thing that puts Camp Bow Wow above the rest is their attention to detail. They are completely cage free during the day, except for feeding times. However, they have three separate rooms – each for different sized dogs. As the parent of an 8 lb pup, it gives me great relief to know my little darling won’t be taking on any huge dogs. Also, all the playrooms are indoor as well as outdoor, with a doorway connecting the two.
Some more examples of Camp Bow Wow treats: Each boarding dog is given a frozen peanut butter treat before bed. All dogs are boarded in cabins next to their like sized friends. A treat for parents is they can watch their pets from home on special «camper cams».
Boarding is $ 37 a night, $ 25 for daycare. Another special treat is that on Saturdays the camp does daycare for only $ 15! This was extremely helpful one Saturday when I wanted to go watch the Buckeyes crush Wisconsin in Cleveland and instead of MIsha being in a cage all day she was able to play with her friends. :)