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The Dog Stop has launched Complete Care, a month-to-month wellness subscription open to daycare members and other customers at participating locations. It bundles seven benefits, including monthly baths, nail trims, wellness inspections and 24/7 veterinary telehealth; a Fi-powered activity tracker is planned as a later addition.
The Dog Stop has launched Complete Care, a month-to-month wellness subscription that combines seven services and discounts for dog owners, including people who are not daycare members. The program is available now at participating locations, with monthly prices of $49 for current daycare members and $69 for other customers, according to the company.
Complete Care includes one bath each month, unlimited nail trims and a 15% discount on grooming and retail purchases. Members also receive a boarding upgrade that includes a bedtime treat, a daily boarding add-on and a wellness note at pickup. The company describes the plan as contract-free and month-to-month.
The remaining benefits are access to an online training curriculum, a monthly wellness inspection and 24/7 veterinary telehealth. The inspection includes a body check, measurements and weigh-in, as well as personalized diet and weight guidance from The Dog Stop team. The telehealth service is described as access to a licensed veterinarian without a co-pay or waiting room; the source does not provide further details about the service provider or its terms.
The company says members who enroll now will be first in line for the planned TDS Wellness Tracker, powered by Fi Collar. The wearable is intended to monitor activity and provide wellness insights. Complete Care members will be able to add it for a one-time $19.99 activation fee, which the company says covers the device and six months of monitoring. Renewal after that period is optional.
One Plan Across Dog Care Services
The offering brings routine grooming, basic wellness check-ins, training resources and remote veterinary access under one subscription, rather than requiring customers to arrange each service separately. Its availability to non-daycare customers broadens the program beyond people already using The Dog Stop for regular care.
For readers comparing costs, the stated monthly fee and included benefits provide a starting point, but the value will depend on how often a dog uses the services and what a local location offers. The company says pricing and services may vary by location, so customers should confirm details before enrolling. The tracker could add activity data between visits, but its launch timing and the specific insights it will provide have not been announced in the supplied material.
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The Dog Stop’s Existing Care Network
The Dog Stop operates facilities offering services such as daycare, grooming, overnight boarding, training and retail. The company says it was founded in 2009 and began franchising in 2013; it currently serves customers through 49 locations in 19 states. Those existing services form the operating base for Complete Care, which packages selected offerings for a monthly fee.
The new plan is not described as a veterinary insurance policy or a substitute for treatment by a veterinarian. Its listed veterinary feature is 24/7 telehealth access, while the monthly inspection and guidance are provided by The Dog Stop team. The announcement presents the tracker as a future addition, not a device already included in the current plan.
““Complete Care turns that promise into a program available for all our pet families, making The Dog Stop their trusted partner for their dog’s health and happiness.””
— Jesse Coslov, CEO and co-founder of The Dog Stop
Local Terms and Tracker Timing
The source says Complete Care is available at participating locations, but does not list which locations are enrolled or provide a location-by-location breakdown of services and prices. The company advises that both may vary, so the advertised $49 and $69 monthly rates may not describe every local offering.
The announcement does not give a release date for the TDS Wellness Tracker, explain how its activity and wellness insights are generated, or specify the optional monitoring renewal price. It also does not identify the telehealth provider or detail appointment limits and other service conditions. Those points should be confirmed with The Dog Stop before purchase.
Enrollment and Tracker Rollout
Customers can enroll in person at a participating location, according to the company. Prospective members can ask the location to confirm the available services, monthly price and any local terms before signing up. The plan is month-to-month, with no long-term commitment stated in the announcement.
The next announced development is the tracker launch. The Dog Stop says current Complete Care members will be first in line and may add the device for the stated $19.99 activation fee, covering the device and six months of monitoring. A public release date and details of any later renewal have not been supplied.
Key Questions
Who can join The Dog Stop Complete Care?
The program is open to current daycare members and other customers. The company says it is available at participating locations.
How much does Complete Care cost?
The announced rates are $49 per month for current daycare members and $69 per month for other customers. The Dog Stop says pricing may vary by location, so check with a local facility.
What services are included?
The seven listed benefits are a monthly bath, unlimited nail trims, 15% off grooming and retail, a boarding upgrade, online training access, a monthly wellness inspection and 24/7 veterinary telehealth.
Is the wellness tracker included now?
No. The Fi-powered TDS Wellness Tracker is described as a coming addition. Members who join now are to receive priority when it launches; the company lists a $19.99 activation fee covering the device and six months of monitoring.
Where can customers sign up?
The company says customers can enroll in person at participating The Dog Stop locations. Availability, pricing and services may differ by location.
Source: petsplusmag.com
