FAQs

Everything You Need to Know About ACC+

We understand that choosing care for your dog—especially during recovery or while managing a medical condition—comes with a lot of questions.

Here’s exactly how Assisted Canine Care Plus works, who it’s for, and what you can expect

General Program Questions

What is ACC+?

ACC+ (Assisted Canine Care Plus) is a specialized recovery and support program for dogs who need more than traditional daycare or boarding.

We provide structured, attentive care for dogs recovering from surgery, managing medical conditions, or needing early intervention and monitoring.

ACC+ bridges the gap between veterinary care and home—providing a calm, controlled environment where your dog can heal safely, be closely monitored, and receive consistent support.

ACC+ is not group play.

Traditional daycare focuses on socialization and high activity.
ACC+ is intentionally different.

Your dog receives:

Boarding guests receive 24-hour supervision.

We focus on healing, safety, and prevention—not stimulation.

No—we are not a medical facility.

We work alongside your veterinarian by following care instructions and maintaining consistency between visits.

ACC+ is designed to support and extend your vet’s care—not replace it.

ACC+ may be a good fit if your dog:

If your dog isn’t ready for normal activity—but doesn’t require hospitalization—ACC+ is likely the right fit.

Conditions & Cases We Support

ACC+ supports dogs who are medically stable but need structured care, including:

Post-Surgical Recovery

Pricing & Services

ACC+ pricing reflects the level of supervision, structure, and specialized care provided.

Daycare (ACC+ Program): $100/day
Includes:

Includes:

Additional therapeutic services are available, including red light therapy, PEMF sessions, massage, and enrichment.

Medical & Care Questions

Do you follow my vet’s instructions?
Yes. We follow all veterinary guidelines, including:

Consistency is critical to healing—and we take that seriously.

Yes. We provide accurate, on-time medication support, including:

We closely monitor every dog in our care.

If something changes:

Early detection is one of the biggest advantages of ACC+.

No. ACC+ only supports non-contagious conditions for the safety of all dogs.

Daily Experience

What does a typical day look like?

Each dog’s day is structured around their needs and may include:

This is a calm, intentional environment designed for healing.

Minimal to none in most cases.

Recovery and safety always come first.

Problem:
A dog recovering from a cancerous brain tumor removal required close monitoring due to stitches, medication, and a surgical drain.

What We Did:
During care, we closely observed the incision site and noticed slight oozing that could have easily gone unnoticed at home.

Outcome:
We immediately contacted the pet parent and veterinary team. The vet confirmed it was within normal healing—but catching it early ensured no complications and prevented unnecessary risk.

Problem:
A dog needed monitoring after dental surgery to ensure proper healing and safe response to medications.

What We Did:
We carefully observed eating behavior, monitored the surgical site, and tracked how the dog responded to prescribed medications.

Outcome:
We confirmed:

The pet parent had peace of mind knowing recovery was progressing exactly as it should.

Problem:
A dog was awaiting diagnosis for a possible ACL tear and needed strict activity restriction to prevent worsening the injury.

What We Did:
We enforced:

Outcome:
This prevented further strain and reduced the risk of a complete tear—supporting safer next steps and potentially avoiding more serious intervention.

Problem:
A dog had a tumor removed from her tail and required constant supervision to prevent licking or chewing stitches. She needed to wear an e-collar but was known to slip it off, and her owner worked full-time.

What We Did:
We provided consistent, hands-on monitoring by:

Outcome:
The incision remained clean, dry, and intact, allowing for proper healing and successful stitch removal after biopsy—without complications or setbacks.

When Acc+ May Not Be The Right Fit

ACC+ is highly specialized—but it’s not for every dog.

This program may not be the best fit if your dog:

If your dog needs a different level of care, we will always guide you in the right direction.

Pet Parent Peace Of Mind

How will I know how my dog is doing?

We provide consistent updates, so you always know:

We are the bridge between veterinary care and traditional care.

That means:

Still have questions? We’re here to help.

Let’s talk through your dog’s needs and how we can support their recovery, comfort, and long-term well-being.
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