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Rotten Pet Spa Case Study

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Spoiled Rotten Pet Spa is a dog boarding facility that is located in Sanborn, New York. This company was established in 2007. Their boarding rates include 1 dog-- $29 per night, 2 dogs from the same household-- $51 per night, 3 dogs from the same household-- $66 per night, 1 cat-- $14 per night, 2 cats from the same household-- $23 per night, and 3 cats from the same household-- $29 per night. Their boarding services are second to none in the area.

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