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Orlando Dog Parks

Barber Dog Park
3701 Gatlin Ave, Orlando, FL
Note: This dog park has a separate small dog area, agility equipment, and shade trees.

Barnett Dog Park
4801 W. Colonial Drive, Orlando, FL
Note: this fenced dog park is located behind the Central Florida fairgrounds

Downey Dog Park
10107 Flowers Ave, park at East Colonial Dr, Orlando, FL
Note: This dog park has a separate small dog area, benches, trees, and drinking fountains.

Falcon Pines Apartments Dog Park
10200 Falcon Pine Blvd, Orlando, FL
Note: This park is dedicated for Apartment residents only.

Meadow Woods Dog Park
1751 Rhode Island Woods Circle, Orlando, FL
Note: Fenced dog park

Pet Clinics in Orlando, FL

Corrine Drive Animal Hospital

2905 Corrine Drive, Orlando, FL
PH: (407) 895-3774

East Orlando Animal Hospital

7600 Lake Underhill Road, Orlando, FL
PH: (407) 277-3497

John Young Parkway Animal Hospital

4020 North John Young Parkway, Orlando, FL
PH: (407) 295-4482

Kirkman Area Animal Clinic

5633 Metro West Blvd, Orlando, FL
PH: (407) 295-7547

South Orlando Animal Hospital

11265 S. Hwy 441, Orlando, FL
PH: (407) 855-1297

Underhill Animal Hospital

490 Lake Underhill Rd, Orlando, FL
PH: (407) 277-0927

Orlando Pet Shelters

Humane Society of Orlando

The SPCA of Central Florida - We're your local Humane Society?saving pets since 1937!

Contact:
2727 Conroy Road, Orlando, FL
(407) 351-7722 (Phone)

Pet Friendly Hotels Orlando, FL

Embarking on a vacation to Orlando, FL, means heading into warm, subtropical climes and plenty of attractions to fill the days. But when we want to bring our pets along for the trip, there are special considerations and some are points specific to Orlando. With a little preparation, your Florida trip should be fun for both you and your companion.

Finding a hotel in Orlando that allows pets is only the first step. It's important to note that while some hotels do allow pets but do not really go out of their way to make them feel welcome, many hotels in Orlando have special amenities just for the four legged guests. Some hotels do go above and beyond, offering treats, a special fenced in pet area, doggy beds and food bowls. Several of the hotels near the attractions have dog walking areas near the hotels and a couple even feature dog-specific room service menu items.
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One key consideration is that Orlando hotels often have limitations on the size of dog that can be allowed, and while some hotels in other cities consider large dogs to be 'larger than 70 pounds', the limitation here can be no dogs over 30 pounds. Check ahead of time to make sure that your companion will be accommodated.

Also, remember that Florida is a subtropical climate with heavy humidity. Just as with humans, pets who have special health conditions or are overweight may need additional care and considerations. Walking your pet in Orlando may be best done in the earlier, cooler part of the day. Major theme parks can become quite hot and crowded at peak times, so any pets should be allowed to cool off as much as possible. Keeping pets cool and happy is a vital piece of pre-business planning that should help you and your pet avoid any problems.

Since the city of Orlando is situated so much around travelers attending the major parks, do a little reconnaissance ahead of time to make sure there are nearby emergency vet facilities near your hotel as well.
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