List of the Best Dog Daycares in Scottsdale

If you’re a pet parent, you know that it’s important to find a great place for your four-legged family member to stay when you go to work or need to leave town – but where do you even start? Fortunately, there are plenty of dog daycare facilities in Scottsdale, and while we don’t endorse one over the other, this list will get you started in choosing the one that’s right for your pup.

Check out the most popular dog daycares in Scottsdale here:

Raintree Pet Resort
Dogtopia
D Pet Hotels
Paw Commons
The Barking Dog
FurBabies Resort and Spa

Here’s a closer look at each.

Name and Link	Address and Phone	Amenities
Raintree Pet Resort	8215 East Raintree Drive 480-991-3371	Playtime with similar-sized dogs Heated in-ground pool Splash pad Misted grassy play yards Indoor play space Individual play Treats
Dogtopia	14747 North Northsight Boulevard 480-494-8833	Plenty of interaction with humans and other dogs Supervised open play Obstacle courses Climate-controlled play areas Webcam access so you can see your dog
D Pet Hotels	15060 North Northsight Boulevard 480-696-3738	4,000-square-foot indoor dog park divided into three areas for size and temperament Full-time park staff to play, interact and maintain safety Rubberized epoxy flooring Agility equipment, hoops, tunnels and toys
Paw Commons Pet Resort	3639 North Marshall Way 480-300-0080	Splash pad Play structures Bubble time Snack time Movie time Toys Large indoor dog park
The Barking Dog	8330 North Pima Center Parkway 480-434-6685	Indoor pool Toys Supervised playtime Outdoor recreation area Obstacle equipment Staff interaction
FurBabies Resort and Spa	7030 East Indian School Road 480-699-1077	4,900-square-foot facility Cage-free daycare Single and group play Three play areas separated by size and anxiety levels Bubble sessions every hour Fun toys and games Indoor grass Doggie treadmill sessions Photo session for doggie report cards

How to Choose the Right Doggie Daycare in Scottsdale

Choosing the right doggie daycare can be tough – so the first thing you should do is take your pooch with you to tour some facilities. Generally, you have to call first; then, you can schedule a meet-and-greet with staff and some of the dogs who regularly attend.
During your meet-and-greet:

Find out how dogs are grouped together for playtime
See how much time your four-legged family member will spend in a kennel
Learn about how much (and what type of) training staff has
Ask about the staff-to-dog ratio
Find out what kind of schedule they follow

What it really comes down to is how comfortable your dog is with the environment. If your pup shies away and doesn’t want anything to do with a facility, it’s probably not the right choice. However, if your pooch is excited to meet new friends and seems to like the environment, you may have a winner on your hands.

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List of the Best Dog Daycares in Scottsdale