By: Lindsay Garbacik By: Lindsay Garbacik | August 31, 2022 | Lifestyle, Community,
It’s always a great day to spoil your furry friend. They’re loyal, cuddly, obedient, and most importantly, love unconditionally. We’ve rounded up the top local dog boutiques to pamper your pup in Orange County, but let’s be honest, there doesn’t need to be an excuse to dress your pet in couture and shower them in homemade treats.
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8541 Edison Drive, Huntington Beach / Website
Unleash your energetic pup for a day of fun playing with other dogs at this popular daycare and boarding facility. The property boasts over 5,000 square feet of outdoor turf and a nine-inch deep wading pool, perfect for water-loving dogs. Each dog is evaluated before being accepted for a stay at Bark City, and once in, big and small dogs are kept separately, ensuring all dogs get along as best as possible. Grooming services are also available on-site.
20401 Sun Valley Drive, Laguna Beach / Website
Leave your furry friend in the company of dogs they can play and socialize with. This large property features two custom saltwater dog pools complete with fountain fixtures and sunning decks, as well as two large outdoor turf yards and a covered area for rainy days. Each dog suite is free of cages and emphasizes natural light, a comfortable controlled temperature, and quiet enough to keep anxious dogs calm. The daycare, spa, and boarding facility is located next to a veterinarian's office so worried pet parents can rest easy knowing their dog is safe and cared for by professionals.
Multiple Locations / Website
Stop by Hala’s Paws to treat your pup to all the toys, treats, and accessories they deserve. The owner’s mom handcrafts an exclusive line of bandanas and bows, all of which are made in adorable, unique fabrics. In addition, the shop has a huge selection of dog outfits, accessories, and all the cutest toys. The store also hosts dog-centered events, on occasion, at their Mission Viejo location. Keep up with their social media to find out about events.
103 E 17th Street, Costa Mesa / Website
Serious about your dog’s diet? Treat your pup to fresh frozen meals made from real, natural ingredients and in a variety of flavor combinations. There are options like chicken and white rice, lamb and brown rice, fish and sweet potato, beef and russet potatoes, venison and squash, and many more. It’s so fresh you’ll have to remember it’s for the dog! Pop into their Costa Mesa shop with your pup to consult with a nutritionist about what foods and portions will work best for your dog.
20672 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach / Website
Let your dog run free at the popular Laguna Beach Dog Park. The park is free to attend, but organizers stress the importance of monitoring your pup while they’re at the park to ensure dogs of all sizes and demeanors can play peacefully. There’s a designated small dog area as well as plenty of trees, benches, and water fountains. Love the park? Donate to the non-profit that maintains it.
424 Forest Avenue, Laguna Beach / Website
Pamper your pooch with a variety of fresh, all-natural treats and baked goods. Naked Dog Bistro sells its brand of fresh dog food all made from real ingredients that even humans can eat. Choose from options like “paw lickin’ chicken”, “Bark-B-Que Beef”, and “Herby Turkey” among others. The shop also carries a full lineup of CBD products perfect for calming an anxious or aching dog.
180 5th Street, Huntington Beach / Website
This all-in-one shop does everything from bathing, grooming, and spa treatments, to hosting and planning dog birthday parties, to baking treats fresh on-site daily. All of the shop’s adorable baked goods can be personalized to any occasion. Order a full cake for your dog’s birthday party and even choose from a list of dog-approved flavors. Your good dog will love a trip to this shop… as long as you buy them treats.
When pampering your pooch look to your community for amazing dog accessories, outfits, foods, spa treatments, and boarding. Meet up with local dog experts and dog lovers at these local spots and embrace the dog-loving Orange County society today.
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