We want Rover to be every pup’s home away from home!

Before staying overnight, dogs must:

• Attend daycare for at least one month.

• Complete 1 full day + 3 half days of daycare beforehand.

• Attend daycare at least twice per month to maintain overnight eligibility.

This helps your dog feel comfortable and confident while you are away.

Our overnight sleepovers include a full day of daycare play, cozy overnight accommodations, and lots of love from our staff.

🐾 Nightly Rates

• 1 Dog: $48 per night (24hrs)

• 2 Dogs (same household): $88 per night (24hrs)

• 3 Dogs (same household): $120 per night (24hrs)

Sibling dogs are welcome to stay together and enjoy their sleepover as a family.

During busier travel times, the following additional fees apply:

• Weekends: +$5 per night

• Holidays: +$10 per night

Peak pricing helps us ensure we have the proper staffing and care available during our busiest overnight periods.

Overnight guests spend their days playing and socializing in daycare with the rest of the pack. This provides exercise, enrichment, and positive socialization throughout the day.

Morning Routine:

6:00 AM – Morning Potty Break
Staff return in the morning and take all dogs outside.

6:30 AM – Morning Rest Period
Dogs rest briefly before breakfast.

7:00 AM – Breakfast
Dogs are fed their morning meal.

After Breakfast – Digestive Rest
Dogs rest for about one hour after eating to allow for proper digestion and to reduce the risk of bloat. (GDV)

8:00 AM – Daycare Play Begins
Dogs begin their day of daycare play and socialization with the rest of the pack.

Evening Routine:

3:30 PM – Rest Time
Dogs take a 30-minute rest period before dinner to allow their bodies to settle after a full day of play.

4:00 PM – Dinner Time
Dogs are fed their evening meal.

After Dinner – Quiet Rest
Dogs rest for about one hour after eating. This rest period helps with digestion and reduces the risk of bloat (GDV).

5:00–6:30 PM – Evening Playtime
After resting, dogs return to supervised play and social time with their friends.

Before Bed – Final Potty Break
All dogs go outside for one last potty break before settling in for the night.

Bedtime
Dogs are settled into their sleeping areas, and a radio is played overnight to provide comforting background sound.

Our staff leaves for the evening once all dogs are safely settled for the night.

This structured routine helps ensure dogs get the right balance of exercise, digestion time, and sleep, so they stay healthy and happy during their overnight stay.

At Rover Come Over, we want every dog to feel safe and comfortable during their overnight stay. All dogs are separated at night to allow them to rest peacefully and safely.

However, dogs from the same household are welcome to stay together if their owners prefer.

Sleeping arrangements are chosen based on each dog’s comfort level and personality. Dogs may sleep in:

• A comfortable kennel

• A crate

• An empty daycare floor space

Each dog is provided with a bed and fresh water to ensure they are comfortable throughout the night.

Our team determines the best option for each dog to help them relax and settle in for the night. Some dogs feel more secure in a crate or kennel, while others prefer a larger space to stretch out.

Our goal is to create a calm, quiet nighttime environment so your pup can get the rest they need after a full day of daycare play.

You may bring:

• Your dog’s food

• Medication

• A bed or blanket (optional)

If needed, food and treats are also available for purchase.