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What can virtual vets treat?
Vets in Philadelphia can talk you through a variety of health issues and offer guidance for taking care of your pet. They can work with new and existing patients to understand health and wellness issues, and in some cases they may prescribe medications, offer over-the-counter suggestions, or just leave you with the peace of mind of knowing your pet is in good hands.

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Top activities for pet owners in Philadelphia

Philadelphia is one of the oldest and most historic cities in the United States, and that history has led to many individuals choosing to live there. If you’re a pet owner thinking about living in or visiting Philadelphia, there are lots of places to go. From unique pet-friendly eateries to specialty zoos and supply stores, here are a few Philadelphia opportunities you won’t want to miss.

North Philadelphia East

The unique shape of this neighborhood, bordered by the 611 on its left and many other neighborhoods on its right, gives a slight indication of the unique pet-friendly areas within it. Here are a few to check out.
The Conwell Inn
The most popular boutique hotel in Philadelphia, this location allows up to two dogs or cats with a combined weight of 60 pounds.
ham + bone
This specialty dog boutique offers dog grooming services, as well as supplies for dogs, cats, and small animals like hamsters and gerbils.

Spring Garden/Fairmount

While most of Philadelphia is heavily unique in style and design, these two neighborhoods have many Victorian brownstones and plenty of gardens to enjoy. Here are a few places to visit with your furry friend.
The Fairview
Specialty bar serving beer, wine, and cocktails, with several outdoor tables where you can sit with your dog.
Doggie Style Pets
You can find multiple locations of this supply store, offering food, treats, toys, and grooming for dogs and cats within Philadelphia, including this Spring Garden location.
Fairmount Pet Shoppe
Adoption agency that often holds local events to help with adoptions for dogs, cats, and even rabbits.

Old City

As the name indicates, Old City is home to some of the most historic locations in Philadelphia. There are also plenty of places for animal lovers to congregate.
Red Owl Tavern
This is one of the most dog-friendly restaurants in Philadelphia, with a special weekly Yappy Hour, complete with a pup dinner menu, on-site grooming, and proceeds benefiting LuLu’s Rescue.
ANIMA
Preventative health-focused supply store, offering food for dogs, cats, horses, wild birds, and small pets, like hamsters and gerbils.
The Dog Alley
Specialty doggy daycare in a uniquely renovated space to ensure your dog always feels right at home.

Centennial District

This large area within Philadelphia is home to many pet-loving locations, backed up right against the Schuylkill River. Here are a few of them.
Philadelphia Zoo
This large zoo is home to almost 1,300 animals, putting a spotlight on many rare and endangered animals, such as exotic birds, turtles, maned wolves, and more.
McNeil Avian Center
This unique area within the Philadelphia Zoo is a great place for birdwatching, with extinct and endangered birds free to roam.
Pelzer's Stable/ Pelzer's Horse & Pet Supplies
Family-owned and operated location providing supplies, treats, and grooming for dogs, cats, and horses.

Center City

Center City is widely recognized as the “bustling heart” of Philadelphia. Although its historic sites are can’t-miss tourist locations, animal lovers will want to check out these locations as well.
Garces Trading Company
All-day café and bar offering fresh, seasonal favorites and welcoming dogs at outdoor tables when the weather is mild.
The Alexander Inn
One of the most welcoming hotels in Philadelphia, the Alexander Inn accepts pets of any size with no extra fee, and also provides beds, bowls, and treats if requested.
Rittenhouse Pet Supply
Food, accessories, and even clothing for dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, gerbils, fish, and turtles, with local delivery also available.

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