Plan Your Purr-fect Adventure in Pet-Friendly King of Prussia

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Welcome to pet-friendly King of Prussia, a paradise for cat lovers and dog enthusiasts, where businesses are ready to roll out the red carpet so you and your furry sidekick can experience the town’s charm together.

We’ll give you the inside scoop on where you can take your pet to dine under the sun or stars, snuggle up under some luxurious hotel sheets or get a proper education on how to sit, stay and speak.

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Take Your Four-Legged Friend Out for a Night of Bites and Brews

You don’t have to leave your furry friend home alone if you want to hit the town and grab a bite to eat. King of Prussia is full of amazing restaurants serving up delicious dishes where you can enjoy a meal with your pet in outdoor dining areas. If you want a cold beer with your meal, leash up your pup and head over to City Works or Workhorse Brewing Company. City Works has the largest beer selection in the King of Prussia area (there are 90 local and global craft beers on tap!) and the brewers at Workhorse consistently craft top-notch beer year-round. Stop by Shake Shack for a quick meal with your pooch to grab a burger and a creamy shake to satiate your sweet tooth. Don’t forget about Fido–Shake Shack also serves up ShackBurger dog biscuits and Poochinis.

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Paws and Relax at These Pet-Friendly Hotels

Finding pet-friendly accommodations can be tricky when you’re adventuring with your fur baby. That’s not the case when you come to King of Prussia—there are plenty of hotels where you and your pets can curl up and unwind after a day full of fun and exploration. Before you book your stay, check the specific pet policies at any hotel you’re considering. The types of pets welcomed, pet fees, and even policies about leaving pets alone in your hotel room vary from place to place. For example, Sheraton Valley Forge Hotel welcomes one petite pup under 30 pounds per room, while Hyatt House Philadelphia King of Prussia allows you to check in with two dogs that are 50 pounds or under. More of a cat person? The Hyatt House and the Sheraton don’t have accommodations for cats, but you can book a feline-friendly room at The Alloy King of Prussia.

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Level Up Your Pup’s Skills

Enroll your furry friend in training classes to unleash their full potential and transform them into a more well-rounded pup. From mastering essential commands to addressing behavior quirks, the experienced trainers at Bark U and Sit Means Sit will guide your dog toward becoming a well-mannered and more confident companion. Both training centers have classes to improve social skills if your pet’s manners need a little polish.

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Book a Vet Visit to Get Your Pet Some TLC

Partnering with a good veterinarian to keep your pawed playmate happy and healthy is key to ensuring they live a long and full life. The vets at heart + paw keep tails wagging and purr motors going strong with first-class care that covers a variety of services, including preventative care, dental care and even surgery if your loved one needs it. After your fuzzy friend has gotten their yearly booster shots or treatment for their upset tummy, you can also treat them to a fresh cut and a mani-pedi. heart + paw has a style salon run by experienced groomers who will provide the ultimate spa day for your pet. If you’re on a budget, Banfield Pet Hospital in PetSmart King of Prussia provides all your pet’s basic-care needs without breaking the bank.

King of Prussia is also home to over 35 parks and open spaces if you’re looking for an adventure in the great outdoors with your canine companion.