Tacoma, Washington - Cat-Friendly Listings

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Tacoma - as cat-friendly as they come! This city guide will show you all the best (and worst) places for your pets. Don't forget to add your reviews for the businesses in this ultimate resource.

Some Top-Rated Businesses

Hotels
1425 E. 27th Street
Tacoma, WA 98421
Pet-friendly hotel

Veterinarians & Specialists
401 Fawcett Avenue
Suite 100
Tacoma, WA 98402
We are excited to be Tacoma's first urban-centered, full-service veterinary practice. Our hospital was founded on the principle of providing the highest quality medical and surgical care to pets in north and central Tacoma, and offering the best client care in the region. We strive for a practice culture that fulfills the veterinary expectations of pet owners who consider their pets valued family members.

General Pet Stores
1624 Tacoma Ave
Tacoma, WA 98402
At Next to Nature, you'll find all-natural pet foods and nutritional supplements, raw and cooked frozen foods, natural flea products, unique toys and treats, a great selection of collars and leashes and great gifts for pet lovers.

Photography

Tacoma, WA 98445
Unique, custom made films, DVDs and digital photo albums featuring your pet.

Groomers & Spas, Training & Obedience
3326 S 23rd
Tacoma, WA 98466
Friendly and knowledgable. Bring your pet along for the best fit and a snack.

Beaches
5400 N Pearl St
Tacoma, WA 98407
World Class Zoo and Aquarium located on Puget Sound has naturalistic exhibits, a Wild Wonders Outdoor Theater, two aquariums, a carousel, gift and food services, free parking, veiws of both Mt ranges the Olympics and the Cascades, views of Puget Sound plus a walk along the Sound with your dog. If you are here for Christmas catch the Zoolights simply the BEST in the WORLD!!!

3803 N 26th St
Tacoma, WA 98407
Full service pet store. Dogs, cats, birds, fish, you name it... food, leash,

Hotels
1320 Broadway Plaza
Tacoma, WA 98402
Enjoy timeless comfort at Sheraton Tacoma Hotel. Located in the rapidly growing arts community of downtown Tacoma, we are South Puget Sound’s only full-service hotel. Sweeping views of the city skyline, Commencement Bay, and majestic Mt. Rainier add to the beauty and warmth of our contemporary 26-story hotel. Our caring staff will greet you with a smile and take care of your every need, from assisting with meeting services to recommending the best places to visit in the ever-expanding Tacoma area. From the Museum District which boasts the only “Bridge of Glass” in the world, to our very own Theater District, Antique Row and Washington State’s only History Museum, many of Tacoma's attractions are centralized within a six block radius. Share some casual conversation with friends or colleagues in the Vertigo Lounge. Or enjoy a delicious meal at one of our two restaurants. Then retreat to your comfortable guest room, complete with the Sheraton Sweet Sleeper(SM) Bed, for a relaxing end to the evening. We hope you’ll join us at Sheraton Tacoma Hotel for an enjoyable, memorable stay.

N 39th St and N Ferdinand St
Tacoma, WA 98406
All dogs must remain on leashes except in Rogers Off-Leash Dog Park and any fecal matter deposited in our parks and open spaces should be immediately removed.

Beaches
N Ruston Way
Tacoma, WA 98402
Located on the water's edge in the Old Town area, the park was recently renamed in memory of Jack Hyde, former Tacoma mayor and leader in developing the Ruston Way waterfront. Don't miss the plaza below the grassy area - it's a great place to enjoy the view, which includes panoramic views of Commencement Bay, Vashon Island and the Olympic Mountains. The two-mile long scenic waterfront is a great place for walking, jogging or rollerblading. Fishing enthusiasts can find a place to drop their lines at the Les Davis pier. Public art projects add interest to a walk down Ruston Way, where you'll also find several restaurants. Park Hours: * Dawn to dusk Existing features include: * Art Work/ Heritage Monument * Beach Access - Linear Feet of Salt Water Fishing * Parking Stalls - Access to Saltwater * Trail - Other. (Miles) * Trail - Multipurpose Asphalt Concrete or Other Sur * Wildlife Habitat/Open Space

501 South I St.
Tacoma, WA 98405
In 1886 Charles B. Wright (President of the Tacoma Land Company) donated a parcel of land approximately 20 acres in size to the City of Tacoma for the sole purpose of being developed as a public park, his mandate was that 'upon condition nevertheless that said land shall forever be exclusively used as and appropriated for the uses and purposes of a public park.' From this original 20-acre parcel the park quickly grew to its current size of 27 acres filling out 10 city blocks.

6100 N 37th St.
Tacoma, WA 98407
Wonderful neighborhood park no trees lots or baseball and games got to stay on my leash here with mommy. lots of people are here on the weekends but during the week we are here all by ourselves.

2350 N 30th
Tacoma, WA 98405
Located in Tacoma’s Old Town business district, Old Town Park hosts the historic Job Carr Cabin. Park Hours: * Dawn to dusk Existing features include: * Art Work/Heritage Monument * Basketball Half Count - Outdoor * Picnic Shelters - With Cooking Facilities * Picnic Tables - Uncovered * Playground - Uncovered * Trail - Multipurpose Asphalt Concrete or Other Su

General Pet Stores
9th and Broadway
Tacoma, WA 98401
You'll still find your festive Thursday tradition on Broadway, offering up the season's freshest produce, artisan crafts, prepared foods, toe-tapping music and much more. Ride your bike to the market on May 17th and join in the Bike to Market Day festivities sponsored by REI! Don't miss monthly KIDS' DAY events, June 21st and August 2nd. Other Special Event Days to look for in 2007 include 3rd Annual Dog Days of Summer on July 12th, and Health and Fitness Day on August 23rd

General Pet Stores
East 25th and D Streets
Tacoma, WA 98401
Whether you're looking for the freshest local fruits and vegetables, or a stunning bouquet of cut flowers to decorate your table, you're sure to find it among our many farmers' booths. And since the sellers are also the growers, there's no one better to ask for tips on preparing the evening's meal. On top of that, Freighthouse Square provides a vibrant backdrop and even more shopping choices, with a huge selection of craftspeople, restaurants, bakeries, and more.