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Denver Dog Parks

Barnum Dog Park
Hooker and West 5th, Denver, CO
Note: 3 acres. This dog park is not fenced, so be sure your dog is under good voice control.

Berkeley Dog Park
Sheridan and West 46th, Denver, CO
Note: 2 acre fenced park. It is mostly dirt and short grass in the summer.

Fuller Dog Park
Franklin and East 29th , Denver, CO
Note: 1 acre park. Fenced. Make sure to bring your own water. No benches

Green Valley Ranch East Dog Park
Jebel and East 45th , Denver, CO
Note: 2 acre park. The dog park had a renovation in 2008 and now is fully fenced all dirt and has benches (no separate small dog area.

Kennedy Dog Park
Hampden and South Dayton, Denver, CO
Note: 3 acres. Some fencing and natural boundaries. Be sure to bring water for your dog.

Stapleton Dog Park (near Fred Thomas Park)
East 24th Avenue & Syracuse Street, Denver, CO
Note: Fenced - water spigot, all one large enclosure for dogs of all sizes, with sand, benches, and a few trees.

Pet Clinics in Denver, CO

Bear Valley Veterinary Clinic

5600 West Dartmouth Suite 105, Denver, CO
PH: (303)985-3316

Campus Veterinary Clinic

2186 South Colorado Boulevard Suite A, Denver, CO
PH: (303)757-8481

Harrison Memorial Animal Hospital

191 Yuma Street, Denver, CO
PH: (303)722-5800

Pets on Broadway

2232 S Broadway, Denver, CO
PH: (303)282-0808

Tender Touch Animal Hospital

350 Kalamath St, Denver, CO
PH: (303)733-2728

University Hills Animal Hospital

4040 E Warren Ave, Denver, CO
PH: (303)757-5638

VCA Alameda East Veterinary Hospital

9770 East Alameda Avenue, Denver, CO
PH: (303)366-2639

VCA Aspenwood Animal Hospital

1290 South Colorado Boulevard, Denver, CO
PH: (303)757-5646

VCA Southeast Area Animal Hospital

9801 East Iliff Avenue, Denver, CO
PH: (303)751-4954

Denver Pet Shelters

Maxfund Animal Adoption Center

Maxfund Animal Adoption Center is a No Kill Animal Shelter in Denver Colorado

Contact:
1025 Galapago St., Denver, CO
(303) 595-4917 (Phone)

Pet Friendly Hotels Denver, CO

Traveling with a pet can be tough, as many hotels don't allow animals, or only allow very small dogs and cats. However, in the Denver area, there are a ton of great hotels that will allow any pets, as long as you use some common sense and stay courteous.
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Before traveling to a Denver pet friendly hotel, be sure to prepare your animal. If you've got a dog, keeping it from making a mess can be difficult. Be ready to take it out frequently, if possible, much more frequently than you would at home. Never leave an animal in a hotel room for more than a few hours if you can avoid it. The animal may get anxious, and could chew up anything in the room. Keep your dog or cat crated if you're going to be leaving for the day, and make sure that it has room to move around, a small amount of fresh water, and toys to chew. Some dogs will begin to whine in new areas. This can be hard to prevent, but you'll stand a better chance if you keep the dog entertained. If your dog has a special preference for a certain toy or plush animal, it's very important to bring this item along with you.

Below is a list of Denver area hotels that are friendly to pets. Be sure to explain which type of pet that you have before checking in, and be ready with the pet's weight in case you're asked. Traveling with a pet can be an ordeal, but with the right hotel, everything should go smoothly.
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