If you live in the Las Vegas area and need to board your dog while you're away on business or vacation, check your furry friend into one of Las Vegas’s pet hotels. These hotels are all members of the American Boarding Kennel Association, so you can rest assured that your dog will be safe and well taken care of while you're away.
Conveniently located near the Vegas strip and the airport, Paradise Bay Pet Resort provides an indoor, climate-controlled play area for its doggy guests. Dogs must be at least six years old and current on all vaccinations. Males must be neutered, and unspayed females must not be in heat. In addition, all dogs must first pass a behavior evaluation to determine whether or not they are aggressive before they are allowed to stay at the Paradise Bay Pet Resort.
Paradise Bay Pet Resort
6360 S. Pecos Rd.
Suite 14
Las Vegas, NV 89120
702-456-PETS
paradisebaypetresort.com
A VIP Pet Resort is run by Kurt Williams, one of Las Vegas’s foremost authorities on the Chow Chow breed, which he has been raising since 1987. A VIP Pet Resort ensures that all of its guests get out of their kennels at least twice a day to run around in a large play area.
A VIP Pet Resort
2675 W. Arby Ave.
Las Vegas, NV 89119
702-361-8900
a-vippetresort.com
In existence since 1958, Animal Inn is conveniently located close to both the strip and the airport. As of 2010, the Animal Inn charges $17 a day for small dogs (15 pounds and under), $18 for medium-size dogs (16 pounds up to 39 pounds) and $20 for large dogs. You're eligible for a discounted rate if you have two or more dogs, and special weekly and monthly rates are also available. During holiday periods, the rates increase. If you're vacationing in Las Vegas and boarding your dog here, you are allowed to visit your dog and take it out for walks as often as you want.
Animal Inn
3460 W. Oquendo Rd.
Las Vegas, NV 89118-3196
702-736-0036
animalinnlv.com
