Seattle, WA 98122
United States of America
Pet stores and dog specialists in the emerald city.
Did you know Seattle has more dog treat bakeries per capita than any other U.S. city? From the doggie day cares to the designer labels, Seattle is a town made for the dog lover. Keep reading for a guide to the best dog businesses in Seattle.
1. The Seattle Dog Play Directory
www.ahimsadogtraining.com
Run through the Ahimsa Dog Training School, the Seattle Dog Play Directory is a place to hook up with other dog owners and make a regular playgroup. Like setting a play date for kids or online dating for adults, the Seattle Dog Play Directory lets you list your local park, doggie play style, breed and other crucial details. Who knows, you may find a match made in heaven.
2. Urban Beast Pet Supply Store
217 Yale Ave N, South Lake Union
www.urbanbeast-seattle.com
For the truly debonair dog, Urban Beast is all about upscale style and tasty organic dog food. From designer water bowls to high-end leashes, Urban Beast is all about the dog (or cat) who deserves more. Owner Katie Rockwell lives in Seattle and is committed to always testing every product before she stocks them.
3. Railey's Leash & Treat
513 N 36th St, Fremont
www.raileys.com
From trendy cashmere sweaters to leather leashes, Railey's is all about dog clothes style. Doggie fashion is their passion. Railey's also boasts an in-store pet bakery chock full of tasty treats that are ultra-fresh.
4. All The Best Pet Care
2127 Queen Anne Ave N, Queen Anne
www.allthebestpetcare.com
With five Seattle locations, All The Best Pet Care is a local success story. Their flagship Queen Anne store is stocked to the brim with natural dog food, organic supplements, herbal products, homeopathic remedies, unique toys and knowledgeable staff that are happy to help. Bring your dog in with you, and you'll have a hard time getting him or her to leave.
5. High Maintenance Bitch
1713 N 45th St, Wallingford
www.hmb-seattle.com
Almost all the products in this cute store are designed by local owners Ryan and Lori Pacchiano. They make and carry everything from feathered dog boas to doggie jewelry. Their custom dog collars are a hit, with spikes and crystals made to match for even the most discerning dog. By stocking items like their own full line of dog bath and beauty products, High Maintenance Bitch has made a name for itself both in Seattle and nationally. You can even register for your favorite canine on their online gift registry.
Published by J.B.
Jesse is a grad student and freelance writer based in Washington. View profile
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