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Minneapolis Pet Care Directory

Groomers, boarding, daycare, trainers and vets in the Minneapolis and St. Paul area

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iPetzo lists pet care businesses in Minneapolis, St. Paul and the Twin Cities area, including Eden Prairie, Minnetonka, Woodbury, Burnsville, Plymouth and Maple Grove. Each listing uses the address, phone number and hours that the business publishes on its own website.

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Dog Groomers

Full-service grooming, baths and nail trims

Dogs playing together at a daycare

Dog Daycare

Daytime play and supervision for dogs

Border collie in an obedience training session

Dog Trainers

Puppy classes, obedience and behavior help

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Veterinarians

Wellness exams, vaccinations and surgery

Minneapolis pet rules to know

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Pet licenses in the City of Minneapolis

The City of Minneapolis says all dogs, cats and ferrets over four months of age must have a license, and that your pet must be current on its rabies vaccinations before you can get one.

Read the full rules

The City of Minneapolis says all dogs, cats and ferrets over four months of age must have a license, and that your pet must be current on its rabies vaccinations before you can get one. Its one-year fees are $30 for a spayed or neutered dog or cat and $40 for one that is not, with a reduced rate of $15 for spayed or neutered pets owned by seniors 65 and over or by low-income households. These are City of Minneapolis rules, so check with your own city if you live elsewhere in the Twin Cities area. Minneapolis pet licenses (page updated July 6, 2026; checked October 5, 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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