Dog Groomers
Full-service grooming, baths and nail trims
Denver Pet Care Directory
Groomers, boarding, daycare, trainers and vets in the Denver area
Find pet care in Denver by service
iPetzo lists pet care businesses in Denver and nearby cities, including Aurora, Lakewood, Arvada, Englewood, Littleton and Westminster. Each listing uses the address, phone number and hours that the business publishes on its own website.
Dog Daycare
Daytime play and supervision for dogs
Pet Boarding & Kennels
Overnight stays while you travel
Dog Trainers
Puppy classes, obedience and behavior help
Veterinarians
Wellness exams, vaccinations and surgery
Emergency Vet Clinics
24-hour and urgent care for sick or injured pets
Mobile Pet Groomers
Grooming that comes to your home
Pet Sitters & Dog Walkers
In-home care and daily walks
Pet Supply Stores
Food, treats, toys and supplies
Cat Grooming & Boarding
Services for cats
Pet Photographers
Portrait sessions for dogs, cats and other pets
Self-Serve Dog Washes
Wash your own dog with the equipment provided
Denver pet rules to know
Pet licenses
The City and County of Denver requires all dogs and cats 6 months of age and older to be licensed within 30 days of being in the city.
Read the full rules
The City and County of Denver requires all dogs and cats 6 months of age and older to be licensed within 30 days of being in the city. Denver Animal Shelter lists these fees: $15 for a one-year license, $40 for three years and $150 for a lifetime license. People 65 and over can get one free three-year license, and service dogs get a free three-year license. A copy of your pet's current rabies vaccination certificate is required if the rabies vaccination on file has expired. You can buy a license online at PetData.com or in person at the Denver Animal Shelter, 1241 W. Bayaud Ave., Denver, CO 80223. Denver pet licensing (checked October 4, 2026).
Off-leash dog parks
Denver Parks and Recreation lists 17 dog parks, including two pop-up locations.
Read the full rules
Denver Parks and Recreation lists 17 dog parks, including two pop-up locations. Dogs must be spayed or neutered, or have a current Denver Intact Permit, and must have a current rabies vaccination and a Denver dog license. Lighted dog parks are open from 5am to 11pm, and unlighted parks are open from sunrise to sundown, seven days a week. One person may not be in charge of more than two dogs at a time, and the person in charge must be at least 16 years old. Denver dog parks (checked October 4, 2026).
Questions to ask before you book
- Which vaccinations and records do you require?
- What are your hours, including holidays?
- What is your cancellation policy?
- Who will care for my pet, and can I meet the staff first?
- For veterinarians: do you see emergencies, or where do you refer after hours?
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