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5,631 places in 31 cities · free · See the map
Top-rated by metro
The highest-rated places in each city, with how many reviews back each score.
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Each city page has a map, the top-rated places and what a night typically costs.
Dallas, TX406 places · about $50/night
Chicago, IL386 places · about $60/night
Austin, TX87 places · about $55/night
San Antonio, TX66 places · about $51/night
Denver, CO48 places · about $61/night
Colorado Springs, CO52 places · about $48/night
Las Vegas, NV60 places · about $57/night
Charlotte, NC166 places · about $54/night
Orlando, FL56 places · about $47/night
San Diego, CA39 places · about $75/night
Nashville, TN48 places · about $50/night
Phoenix, AZ193 places · about $55/night
Seattle, WA244 places · about $65/night
Atlanta, GA327 places · about $45/night
Raleigh, NC59 places · about $58/night
Tampa, FL184 places · about $45/night
Houston, TX332 places · about $48/night
Los Angeles, CA333 places · about $74/night
Portland, OR156 places · about $56/night
Indianapolis, IN29 places · about $46/night
Sacramento, CA94 places · about $55/night
Salt Lake City, UT91 places · about $50/night
Kansas City, MO154 places · about $45/night
New York, NY642 places · about $74/night
Miami, FL205 places · about $60/night
St. Louis, MO109 places · about $51/night
Boston, MA352 places · about $70/night
Columbus, OH163 places · about $43/night
Philadelphia, PA232 places · about $65/night
Minneapolis, MN162 places · about $56/night
San Francisco, CA156 places · about $85/nightGuides for first-timers (and worriers)
How much does dog boarding cost in 2026?
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Read the guide →HealthDog boarding vaccination requirements, explained
Nearly every US facility requires rabies, DHPP, and Bordetella; many now ask for canine influenza. Timing rules, paperwork, and why titer letters usually don’t work.
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