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Camp Bow Wow

3.9 (95 reviews)
Closed 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
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Bath and groom only

Pet boarding

Full grooming

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Dog getting violated with no supervision
Judy W.

Brought my baby girl here for orientation to try and get her boarded at this facility. Everyone seemed friendly and customers seemed happy. Front didn't smell awful, place seemed clean when I arrived. I checked on my girl multiple times on camera and even leaving it on for 2 hours. Luna seemed to be enjoying herself for the first few hours. At one point my sister sent me a screenshot of a dog humping another. I didn't see any workers around when I logged on. When I went to pick her up, I asked to get a tour since I was going to board her the very next day for 5 days. The back smelled like piss, no ventilation. Owner- Casey warned me to watch my step since it's end of night and they do cleaning (liquid he warned was suppose to be cleaning solution, but I figured he meant pee since it just wreaked of piss). He showed me where Luna would be staying, it looked like an animal shelter to me. The area was dark before the sun was even down. Locked in a metal compartment with no view of the surrounding, just metal sheet. Once we finished the tour I asked if the dogs are always supervised, he said yes and it's a fire-able offense. On the spot. Hmm I thought ok.. I swore I didn't see anyone around when the dog was getting humped. And also a few times during the early afternoon people were outside the play area not supervising. A larger set lady on camera is seen holding a spray bottle. I left with my girl and the car ride home was so horrible. She just smelled like piss and I had the AC on full blast so I couldn't smell it. I cleaned her well when we got home. At this point I noticed part of her snout was scraped! She also seemed pretty sad and tail down. When the worker brought her out, she didn't seem excited like usual when she sees me and definitely didn't seem as happy as my old dog that I use to take to Doggie District. I ended up boarding her at my trusted vet instead due to everything that happened, I didn't feel comfortable leaving her there for 5 days and smelling like urine. I would have taken her to Doggie District instead, but Luna didn't get her flu shot in time and doggie district required it.

This is the amount of treats I have them
Irwin B.

I left my dog for 19 days because we had to leave the country. Worst decision ever!!!! I left him with three bags of treats so he may have variety. And 24 lbs of food. When I came to pick him up all the treats were gone and so was the food. The food I can understand but three bags of treats that's where it's bad. Not sure if they gave it to other dogs or fed them all to mine. One of the bags was a large bag of pup-peroni (pretty much Costco size) and the other was a (2) training treat bag full and some freeze dried liver cubes. This is what was gone. It's been two days and my dog has horrible diarrhea and is sluggish and not wanting to play. I would not recommend this place at all. I have tried to reach the owner in different occasions (recommended by the employees) and the person has yet to return my call. I will update the experience as it progresses. Attached is the picture of all the treats and they were all gone 12/20/23 update Spoke to Casey (the owner) he did not seem to care or try to resolve the issue. He said that he would train the feeders. He tried saying that I changed the information on the app when that was not the case. When I made the app I put minimal info just to get through the behavior test. Before I dropped my dog off I updated the feeding directions. They printed out what I put originally and never looked at the feeding instructions for my dogs stay. He mentioned that because my dog ran out of food they used the treats as a substitute, which anyone that has a dog or cat will know that's not ok. I put on the feeding instructions to purchase a bag and I would reimburse, which I understand they do not do, but I never received an call nor did my emergency contact. My dog still has bad diarrhea and now has to go to the veterinary because he is also lethargic. DEFINITELY A PLACE WHERE THEY DO NOT KNOW WHST THEY ARE DOING. Go somewhere else you will be better off.

Maggie C.

We love Camp Bow Wow!! We moved here from California this summer, and I was nervous that I would not find a daycamp service that I was happy and comfortable with as the one we previously had. Not only does Petey love everyone at camp, they all know his name and he runs to greet them to go to play every single time! Being able to watch him on the cameras In the app brings me such peace of mind while I am working. I have boarded him twice, and I love that all day camp is included with the boarding price. In response to a few other reviews I saw: Yes, Petey does come home smelling like urine but it is not every single time. I understand that dogs are playing all day and they have to go potty! They are dogs! Better to come home a little stinky, but tired and happy after a fun filled day, than be bored and just sitting in a crate... Like he would be if he was at home while I had to work. A quick rinse and a brushing and he smells fine again. Casey and the staff are so friendly and I can tell they really enjoy the dogs, and know them all so well. I would be lost without a local, safe and secure place to take my dog to get out his energy and have socialization.

Celine S.

Absolutely love the staff! My Bean usually goes weekly when I have school on Wednesdays and that's usually party day! I love the treats she gets and the photos from events! My shy baby knows most of the staff and recognize her by name now. Very comfortable with leaving her there for vacations and helps when I can check on her through there live cameras- usually playing with other dogs or forcing her way under a hand that isn't busy

Inside
Stephanie A.

Brought our two dogs for their first overnight stay at camp bow wow. Everyone was very friendly and got our fur babies home safe. Love the fact that you can watch your fur babies on camera at any given time except when it's bedtime. I took one star away because we weren't really sure how everything worked. Maybe a FAQ paper for first time customers would be nice. In any event, everyone was wonderful and didn't make us feel bad for calling (probably more than 3x) just to check in. Will definitely take our dogs back. Thank you for watching over our fur babies. Knight & Harley thank you also!

Front desk
Tricia D.

Walking into this doggy day care, I wasn't expecting it to be so cool. Checking in for the first time we were asked to fill out some forms for our dogs, questions about behavior ect. Once the paperwork was done, the staff took Bri to the back into her own play area to get used to being there. The staff then brought in a female dog to get Bri acquainted with being around other dogs. (She's a pup and only been around people) Once the two dogs said hello, they were taken off the leashes to get some freedom. The two females were then leashed and Bri was left in the play area by herself while the staff went and retrieved a male dog. This dog had Bri a bit nervous and she did not want to meet him. The staff were patient and slow with her and brought her back out after a Few minutes. The staff recommended bringing her back on a less busy day so that the energy in the play areas aren't so high. They also thought that she would be less nervous the second time coming back because she now knew that this new place wasn't the vets office. Overall, I like the way the staff worked with Bri and the other dogs so ensure all dogs safety as well as comfortably. There are TV screens in the front reception area so that you can stay and watch your fur babies as well as a phone app to download to do the same. Thumbs up!

AJ J.

My dog sustained puncture injuries at this place and will never be going back. My wife dropped our dog off at Camp Bow Summerlin for dog day care. When she went to pick him up, Casey (owner), informed her that during the course of play another dog had "scratched" our dog on his right side near the shoulder. He went on to say that it was a "small minor scratch" and he had applied an antiseptic solution to the wound then allowed him to return to the play area. My wife called me on her way home and shared what she and Casey had discussed, but she stated that after looking at the wound more closely in the car, it appeared to her that the injury looked more like a puncture wound than a scratch. When they arrived home I examined the injured area. I also felt that the wound was more consistent with a puncture wound most likely the result of a bite rather than a "minor scratch." Additionally, I examined the rest of his body and discovered what appeared to be puncture wounds along the right side of his back and behind his right ear. At that point we decide to take him to the vet immediately. At the vet clinic the injured areas were clipped, cleansed and examined. The vet confirmed that the injury located on our dog's right scapular region was indeed a puncture and not a scratch as Casey stated. She also stated that the other injuries were also puncture wounds. Then she informed us that the puncture wound was deep enough to possibly cause an abscess, which would need to be addressed surgically. Therefore, she instructed us to monitor him closely for any signs of distress and or inflammation near the injured areas. He was provided with a cone, placed on an antibiotic, a pain med and an anti-inflammatory. Approximately 3 days later he became very lethargic, started crying, and what appeared to be an abscess began to form near the puncture wound on his right side near the shoulder. His symptoms began very late in the evening, so we rushed him to the vet at approximately 6 am the following morning. Upon arrival at the vet he was examined and taken into surgery. He was sedated, the area was further cleansed and a drain was placed at the surgical site. Following his surgery, we were instructed to keep the area clean and dry, and return in 3-5 days for drain removal and then again in two weeks for suture removal. Now, I understand that dogs play and things happen, so I'm not upset about that. However, I'm extremely disappointed in how the situation was handled by Casey and his staff. A few days after our dog was bit, but prior to his surgery, I called Casey to get his side of the story and also to express my concerns. Casey pretty much confirmed the story that my wife told me. When I asked him why he didn't notify us immediately upon discovering the wound, he stated that minor injuries occur frequently when dogs play. Therefore, they (CBW staff) have to use their best discretion when deciding on wether or not to notify the pet's owner(s) immediately following an injury. He then went on to say that he had assessed our dog and felt that the injury was only a "minor scratch," so he didn't feel it was necessary to contact us right away. I explained to him that what he believed to be a minor scratch was actually a puncture wound and that he had also missed additional puncture wounds. He didn't really have an answer for that. Next, I asked if he had reviewed the tapes to determine what had occurred and to identify the dog that bit our dog. He stated that he hadn't and it would take hours for him to review the footage, because our dog had been there for a while. In the end Casey did apologize, but his apology doesn't change the fact that our dog was seriously injured and miserable for weeks, nor does it change the fact that we incurred significant vet's fees and had to take a substantial amount of time out of our busy schedules in order to take our pup to his appointments and care for him during his recovery, as he required constant and close supervision. In closing, here are my recommendations to those of you who currently take your dog(s) to CBW and to those who are considering taking your dog(s) there. 1. Request that in the event that your dog gets injured while at CBW, they should contact you immediately after rendering first aid, regardless of the severity of injury. Additionally, ask them not to return your dog to the play area until they've contacted you and apprised you of the situation. If they can't accommodate these simple requests then take your dog elsewhere. 2. Keep a close eye on your pups via the live feed. Don't assume that they're safe and sound and being closely monitored by the CBW staff. 3. Closely examine your dog's body for injuries upon picking him or her up from CBW. Also, monitor their behavior, as my dog was not acting right immediately after he was injured at CBW.

Logan passed his interview!
Erika N.

I'm so glad this location is finally open. It's located near Rainbow and the 95 which is perfectly convenient for me with dropping off my baby boy, Logan, before work and picking him up after. I've taken Logan to day camp twice now, once for his initial interview and once for some all day play. The interview process was quick and seamless. The staff was super friendly and gave me a tour of the entire facility. They also let your dog stay as long as you want afterwards for free the day of. They have 24 hour web cams available on their website and app so you can check in at any time. After the interview they give you a certificate showing your dog passed along with some coupons for future visits and a report card of what they did during the day. Camp Bow Wow is a great alternative to leaving your dog home alone all day and they also offer bordering.

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We love it . Glad that my dogs always get to play all day long and dont get crated constantly like at DD craig .

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Thank you for the paw-some review. Rylee is welcome at Camp anytime!

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Thanks for the review - we love your pups, and their party hats! :)

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Ask the Community - Camp Bow Wow

If my 1 yr old German Shepherd is not neutered can he still come to day camp?

For the safety of all our Campers, we require that all dogs over the age of 6 Months be spayed or neutered. This is also now the law in Clark County. We would love to meet your pup once he gets neutered!! Thank you for your question.

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During a recent trip to Las Vegas my dogs, Ellie and Otto, stayed a few nights and absolutely loved it!

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Who would have thought daycare for your dogs? Pretty genius if you ask me and with most people…read morehaving more pets it makes total sense. I came across camp bow wow before I even got my dog and knew if I ever did this is where they would go. Well I got a dog last year and here we are. I travel often so I knew I would need a place to board my dog whenever I went out of town, i reached out last October to set up a day so my dog can go and check them venue out the process is easy all online , I brought my pup in on October 30th, 2025 for Her intake day, i was nervous she wasn't too happy at first I went back home and waited the few hours and came back to get her and she passed. We booked her for her first stay for Thanksgiving and into the weekend, the boarding process is a simple process, you bring their food and toys and pet bed so they feel more at home give them feeding instructions and give your fur baby some Love before you go, we paid for cuddle time so she got some 1:1 attention, I was nervous leaving her there for so many days but they have cameras you can watch to see them and that makes me more comfortable being able to see my pet. I chose this establishment because of The great reviews and camera access the staff is amazing you can tell they truly love animals, Mine can be a little snappy with people but they are patient with her and I appreciate that, I want to take her to daycare more to be more socialized around people and pets so we are excited to be apart of the camp bow wow family, thank you PP and I are grateful for you!

I desperately needed to find this place and luckily drove past it after a Petsmart trip. We were…read moregoing on a 7 day trip and needed dog boarding. I gave them a call and was told to create an account and fill out an application online. Once I filled out an application online for an interview, I would be called to schedule. When I brought Teddy in, they notified me that they were going to do a minimum 3 hour interview, but was also welcomed to keep him until just before they closed around 7pm. His appointment was at 2pm and just kept him until 5pm. They provided cameras for all of the play yards (2 views - entire play yard or snout view). While watching the cameras, I saw them taking Teddy around the empty play area to walk around, then slowly they introduced different dogs one at a time to see how he interacted. After a series of different dog interactions, he was introduced to the main play yard with all dogs in similar size. The way their dog camp works is all day play. They said Teddy did well and passed the interview. I received a cute coupon with his face that said "welcome to the pack", which included a discounted rate for 3 full days at camp, 1 bath, & 1 individual enrichment session. I scheduled an all day camp a couple of days later to make sure he was acquainted with the space prior to boarding him for a full 7 days. I asked about doggy boarding and wanted the full Lux room to be able to see the room as he sleeps. My anxiety was in full effect because I've never left Teddy alone before and he was already an abandoned dog, so I didn't want him to think we just left him. The day came when we had to bring him in (day before since we had an early flight next day). My husband took Teddy in and I checked the app. It said "cabin" and not the lux suite. I asked my husband if he made sure Teddy was in the upgraded suite and he didn't make sure to ask. I called and spoke with the owner, Paula. She notified me he was indeed booked for a regular cabin, which did not allow me to see him in his room throughout the night. I voiced my frustration that when I booked, I wanted to upgrade to the lux room. She told me all the lux rooms were booked but one would be opening up 3 nights later. I was about to call all the different Camp Bow Wows to ensure I would be able to see my dog. Paula found an alternative. There was an enrichment room for enrichment services that also had a 24/7 camera. She moved things around and allowed Teddy to sleep into the space and notified her team so there wouldn't be any schedule disturbances. My heart felt more at peace knowing I would be able to see how he was doing. Fast forward and I can tell that Teddy was sad from the cameras, which is understandable. We received a call to notify us that he has blood in his stool. He's not used to all day play and I'm sure he was stressed that we haven't come to pick him up. I ended up adding enrichment services everyday until we picked him up. They sent me pictures during snuggle sessions and it made me feel at ease knowing he was getting a little extra love and attention. Or flight was delayed and I kept in constant contact with the text number they provided for me. They notified me that Teddy was welcomed to stay as long as he needed. Service was honestly fantastic. I was so happy with the open communication and reassurance that Teddy was okay or doing better. I'm thankful for the team for loving doggos so much. I kept an eye on those cameras like a hawk. They also state their cleaning supplies for any messes are all dog friendly

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K-9 Country is an amazing place for pet grooming and other items in Southern Highlands!!! I highly…read morerecommend them as their pricing and customer service has been top notch! Our beautiful girl is 1/2 husky, 1/4 german shepherd, 1/4 border collie, and it's absolutely worth the money to get her groomed than attempt to do it ourselves. They do an amazing job and are super fast. $90 is what I've paid both times and that price is VERY REASONABLE compared to other places I have shopped around. The ladies at the front have been nothing but kind and assured me that she would be in good hands. She is a little anxious, so they very generously gave some calming treats for free to try to see if that would help as other treats have been unsuccessful. If you haven't been to K-9 Country, you and your pet are missing out on a great experience!

I just have to share my fantastic experience with K9 Kountry! I can't speak more highly of their…read morestaff - they are truly wonderful. After searching high and low for a place where I could bring my pups without feeling stressed or worried about their well-being, I finally found K9 Kountry. My dogs go there for daycare and absolutely love it. I never feel stressed leaving them, knowing they are in good hands and enjoying themselves. Although we haven't tried the overnight boarding yet, I can wholeheartedly recommend their daycare services. If you're hesitant, like I was initially, give them a try. You won't be disappointed!

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