My Monterey Peninsula - A Great Place for Pets!

by Bob Hamilton on 07/14/2018, 02:37 PM

Categories: Pets
Tags: dogs , pets

 
Top Reasons Why The Monterey Peninsula is A Great Place for Dogs (and other pets)!

1. Lots of places to walk and explore 

2. Beautiful SPCA just 10 miles away
Whether you need some special non-emergency medical attention for your pet, looking to adopt a new pet, or just in the mood to check it out, this SPCA is a wonderful place to visit.   (831) 373-2631

1002 Monterey-Salinas Highway  (Hwy 68)
Open every day of the year
Daily: 8:00am – 5:00pm to surrender animals

Adoption Center Hours
     Monday – Friday, 11:00 – 5:00
     Saturday – Sunday, 11:00 – 4:00

MID VALLEY ANIMAL HOSPITAL
312 Mid Valley Center
http://carmeldvm.com/
831-624-8509

Hours:
Monday8:30am5:30pm
Tuesday8:30am5:30pm
Wednesday8:30am5:30pm
Thursday8:30am5:30pm
Friday8:30am5:30pm
Saturday8:30am12:00pm
SundayClosedClosed

CARMEL VALLEY VETERINARY HOSPITAL
http://www.carmelvalleyvet.com/
13738 Center Street
Carmel Valley Village, CA 93924
(831) 659-2286

HOURS
Mon. - Thurs.: 7:30AM - 5:30PM
Friday: 7:30AM - 5:00PM
Saturday: 8AM - 12noon

Ten situations that require emergency care:
http://newradio.com/MontereyCountyRVParks/35788


3. Nearby parks and beaches:

Carmel Beach
Pet friendly beaches including "leash free" at Carmel Beach
One of the most beautiful beaches I have ever seen is also the most dog friendly. 
Dogs may run free and play in the waves without being on a leash.   They must be on leash, however, to and from where your car is parked.   The entire town of Carmel is dog friendly with many stores furnishing bowls of water near the door.  Dogs must be on a leash while walking in town. 

Toro Park:
Toro County Park has much to offer the outdoor enthusiast. The park facilities include an equestrian staging area and riding trails, two softball fields, playgrounds, horseshoe pits, mountain biking, volleyball courts, and over 20 miles of hiking trials.  Dogs on leash.

Jacks Peak:
Almost 8.5 miles of horseback riding and hiking trails wind through cathedral-like forests and to breathtaking ridge top vistas. The Skyline Self-Guided Nature Trail traverses the summit of Jacks Peak and features fossils from the Miocene epoch.  Dogs on leash.

Carmel River Beach:
Dogs are allowed but must be on a leash.

Warning:
Point Lobos State Reserve:
Dogs are not allowed in the Reserve, even if they are in a vehicle.

Seaside State Beach:
Dogs are not allowed at Seaside Beach as it is considered an endangered species area, but they are allowed south of the hotel which is also part of Monterey State Beach.

Garland Park: 
Dogs are welcome if under leash or immediate voice and visual control.  Owners must clean up after their pets and dispose of waste in trash receptacles.  Garland Park is open from sunrise to sunset.  It is located on Carmel Valley Road, four miles further into the valley from Saddle Mountain Ranch.

PET SERVICES

Stones's Pet Shop
13748 Center St
Carmel Valley, CA 93924
Phone number (831) 659-5317

Suds 'N Scissors
223 Crossroads Blvd
Carmel, CA 93923
Phone number (831) 624-4697

PetSmart
2020 California Ave
Sand City, CA 93955
Phone number (831) 392-0150

mid valley pet spa
204 Mid Valley Shopping Ctr
Carmel, CA 93923
Phone number (831) 625-6922