Pets in Buckeye
43rd Ave. Animal Hospital
Up to 50% Off 43rd Ave. Animal Hospital
Local businesses like this one promote thriving, distinctive communities by offering a rich array of goods and services to locals like you
North Mountain
Up to 63% Off Doggy Daycare or Boarding
Faust Animal Hospital
$65 $25
Doggy daycare allows pets to socialize under supervision; boarding pets enjoy blankets and toys from home in private sleeping accommodations
50% Off Services
Phoenix
$150 $75
Local businesses like this one promote thriving, distinctive communities by offering a rich array of goods and services to locals like you
Half Off Two Nights of Dog Boarding
Deer Valley
$52 $26
Air conditioned and monitored 24 hours a day, the facility welcomes pooches with three sizes of suites and indoor and outdoor play areas
Half Off Dog Training or Boarding
Phoenix
$150 $75
Learn how to communicate with dogs in order to quash behavior issues or teach tricks; boarding gives pups a place to stay when family's away
53% Off Canine or Feline Exam Package
Anthem/North Phoenix
$137 $65
Veterinary hospital offers medical, surgical, dental, & holistic care to a variety of furry companions, like dogs, cats, and rabbits.
Half Off Dog Boarding or Daycare
Paradise Valley
$70 $34.99
Dogs bunk down in private rooms with beds during 24-hour staffed boarding; daycare guests enjoy all-day play in 10,000-square-foot area
Up to 52% Off Dog Care
Phoenix
$60 $29
Pups play in a 1,500 sq. ft. indoor dog park during daycare and bed down in private rooms for boarding; certified groomers on staff
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Arizona Pet Vet is a network of 17 animal hospitals peppered throughout the Valley area. The veterinarians use modern treatments and therapies to care for animal companions, treating each pet like an important member of its owner's family. The company doles out tips for bringing home a new pet on its website and exhibits evidence of the animal kingdom's capacity for cuteness on its Facebook page.
The Arizona Humane Society has provided shelter and rehabilitation to homeless and abandoned animals since 1957, watching over more than 46,000 dogs, cats, and smaller critters every year as they await new homes. After proving their eligibility for adoption and consulting with the shelter staff, new owners can choose a companion from any of the pets prowling the menagerie, from puppies and kittens up to 9 months old to adult dogs and cats. Rabbits and ferrets also scurry about, searching for farmers' carrots carelessly planted in an animal shelter. For current owners, the society provides low-cost spaying and neutering services as a public service, as well as education and outreach programs to promote compassion and ensure a safe home for all creatures.
With more than 14 years of experience styling both cats and dogs, Amber Keller is well-versed in the art of keeping pets looking spruce. As owner and head pet stylist of Cutie Paw Tootie Pet Spa along with her husband Jasen, who has five years of experience, Amber treats animals to thorough baths with plant-based shampoo at her downtown spa before cleaning out ears, trimming nails, and trimming breed-specific or custom fur styles.
Staffers roaming the 8,000-square-foot of Petz Place often pause to greet regular shoppers and their pups by name. The friendly associates also do their best to spot first-time pet owners so they can direct them to essential items and share tips on how to train their new companions to sit, stay, and greet them at the door with cocktails in paw. They only stock premium items, including durable pet toys and beds, as well as a huge selection of natural and raw pet foods. They also house a colorful community of birds, reptiles, and tropical fish within fetching distance of care products and equipment. In addition to helping keep pets healthy and clean, the store entertains pups and their owners with visiting photographers and, at Christmas time, photo ops with Santa Claus.