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Miami Dog Parks

Blanche Dog Park
Shipping Ave and Virginia St, Miami, FL
Note: Fenced dog park

Lago Mar Dog Park
SW 162nd Ave & SW 80th St, Miami, FL
Note: This is a bare bones dog park: be sure to bring water for your dog and also bags for clean up after your pet. This is a carry in and carry out location with no garbage cans or water.

Martell Bark Park
NE 36th St. at Biscayne Bay, Miami, FL
Note: The dog park is at the southern part of the park (below Magnolia and Stearns park). Parking is limited, park around 5th St off NE 36th St.

Northeast Regional Dog Park (at East Greynolds Park)
16700 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL
Note: This 1.76 acre fenced dog park has a separate small dog area, washing area, shade, benches, and sometimes mud puddles.

Pace Dog Park
N Bayshore Dr and NE 18th St, Miami, FL
Note: Fenced Dog Park, opened 2010

The Dog Chow Dog Park (at Kennedy Park)
2600 South Bayshore Dr, Miami, FL
Note: This dog park has a separate small dog area, trees, benches, and drinking water.

Tropical Dog Park
7900 SW 40 St, Miami, FL
Note: This dog park has a separate small dog area, obstacles and agility equipment, drinking fountains, a shade structure, benches, and a doggy rinse area.

Pet Clinics in Miami, FL

Animal General Hospital

7390 Northwest 74th Street, Miami, FL
PH: (305)887-1764

Bayshore Veterinary Clinic

2043 NE 140 Street, Miami, FL
PH: (305)940-2287

Hammocks Veterinary Hospital Inc

10201 Hammocks Boulevard Suite 103, Miami, FL
PH: (305)388-0880

Knowles Animal Clinic

1000 NW 27th Ave, Miami, FL
PH: (305)649-1234

Miami Animal Hospital

4701 West Flagler Street, Miami, FL
PH: (305) 443-4777

South Kendall Animal Hospital

9501 Southwest 160th Street , Miami, FL
PH: (305)238-2030

Town & Country Animal Hospital

13475 Southwest 136th Street, Miami, FL
PH: (305)238-2222

Miami Pet Shelters

Humane Society of Greater Miami

The Humane Society of Greater Miami/Adopt-A-Pet is dedicated to creating a humane community in which all companion animals have homes with responsible, committed and loving caregivers. The Society is focused on ending the euthanasia of healthy, adoptable pets by providing the public with quality adoption services, low-cost spay/neuter services and extensive humane education programming for citizens of all ages.

Contact:
16101 W. Dixie Highway, Miami, FL
(305) 631-8840 (Phone)

Pet Friendly Hotels Miami, FL

Traveling with out lovable companions doesn't mean we have no options when it it comes to where we want to stay. Miami, FL, has plenty of options. However, if you are flying into the city, especially on an international flight, having the correct documentation for your pet is crucial. Getting a signed health certificate is a good idea before flying in, regardless of location. Remember, it's better to plan ahead just in case than be trying to maneuver through red tape in a busy airport.

Miami has a number of pet-friendly hotels, but it's always important to determine the difference between a hotel that will simply 'put up with' your pet as opposed to hotels that truly enjoy having pets come for a visit. Not all Miami hotels who allow pets offer as much for the furry visitors as others. Some hotels offer a wide array of services just for dogs to enjoy, including gourmet biscuits, grooming options, toys and special mats, and these hotels are often nicely decorated and chic enough for any traveler.
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Some hotels even offer custom dog beds or an onsite masseuse, but if you have a larger dog, be sure to find out ahead of time if the hotel can accommodate your pet. It's also a good idea to ask the hotel how they determine a 'large' dog, as some hotels have different size expectations.

Beyond the normal preparations for traveling with your pet, such as proper vaccinations, be aware that Miami's sub-tropical climate means heavy humidity. Animals with heavy fur or obesity problems may need special attention, just as with people. It's also important to scout ahead for available emergency vet services. Since Miami is a popular vacation destination, sometimes hotels are not located near such facilities. However, Miami is a major metropolitan area, so there are plenty of emergency and walk-in pet care locations.
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