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GroomingSPA Resources
In the world of conscientious pet owners there are a few necessities required to keep your pet happy and healthy.  On this page we list a few contacts you can use to make your life easier and your best friends life better.  Please feel free to contact us with any suggestions that will help other pet owners enhance the lives of their fury friends.  

Carkeek Park Veterinary
9756 Holman Rd Nw
Seattle, WA
(206) 789-8505

Issaquah Veterinary Hospital
795 1st Ave NW
Issaquah, WA
(425) 392-6211

Bellevue Animal Hospital 
10415 Main St
Bellevue, WA 98004
(425) 454-1246

Emerald City Emergency Clinic
4102 Stone Way N
Seattle, WA
(206) 634-9000

Northwest Veterinary Hospital
4922 Stone Way N
Seattle, WA
(206) 545-4255

Animal Healing Center
8015 165th Ave NE
Redmond, WA
(425) 885-5400

Renton Veterinary Hospital
128 Rainier Ave S
Renton, WA
(425) 255-8676

Kingsgate Veterinary Hospital
13603 100th Ave NE
Kirkland, WA
(425) 821-1105

West Seattle Animal Hospital
4714 42nd Ave SW
Seattle, WA
(206) 932-3308

Greentree Animal Hospital
4440 California Ave SW
Seattle, WA
(206) 932-5593

Marymoor Park

One of the most notable amenities at Marymoor Park is the off-leash dog exercise area that covers 40 acres - bigger than many neighborhood parks. Dogs can run free in this area while under voice control. The off-leash area has spawned a non-profit group of dog owners called SODA (Serve Our Dog Areas) who are dedicated to its preservation. Another off-leash dog area can be found at Luther Burbank Park on Mercer Island.

Magnusun

Description: Magnuson is the only off-leash area in Seattle with beach access (dogs are not allowed on beaches elsewhere within the city limits). As such, the beach though small is often packed with dogs fetching balls in the water. Magnuson's beach area was renovated in 2004 and re-opened January 8, 2005. You'll find a much larger usable area, nice landscaping, and dry picnic bench areas. Pebble landscaping along the water's edge now keep your feet dry and help with erosion. Hey, do us a favor and don't toss those pebbles out into the water for your dog -- those rocks are the beach! Upon arriving at the park you'll find a large playfield with a shelter and running water (with built-in drainage so you can even rinse your dog off, although Droopy would never hear of such a thing). A one-mile path leads to the beach access on Lake Washington (freshwater, so your doggie doesn't come home smelling like salty seaweed). The long path gives both you and your dog exercise with a change of scenery. It is wheelchair accessible. As part of the voter-approved Pro-Parks Levy, $700,000 was allocated to the renovation of Magnuson. The park was redesigned partly in response to wetland concerns. It remains one of the largest off-leash areas in Seattle.

Downsides: It is not a loop so you have to travel the same path back, unless you'd like to explore the rest of beautiful Magnuson Park on-leash.

Directions: Located at the old Sandpoint Naval Station at approximately 75th and Sandpoint Way. Turn into the guardhouse entrance and follow the road straight to the playground. The new offleash area has a separate parking area behind and to the left of the playground.

GroomingSPA Greenlake
308 NE 72nd St
Seattle, WA 98115
206 527 2707