• 24,000 SF indoor/outdoor facility
• Up to 12 hours of group and individual playtime Monday – Friday
• Up to 10 hours of group and individual playtime on Saturday
• Frequent outdoor “potty” breaks
• Lunch service available
• Lots of love and affection
• Gourmet treats and goodies
• Weekly activity days
• Separate play areas for puppies, small, medium, large, and senior guests
• Additional concierge services available by request
• Aqua Park play time (additional fees may apply)

Very Important Paws in West Palm Beach uses a combination of socializing activities, mental stimulation, and physical exercise to keep your pup’s mind and body healthy and happy throughout the stay here. We focus on enhancing your dog’s overall quality of life by introducing them to fun and rewarding activities.

And we do this by encouraging them to do things like use their senses to solve problems, learn new skills, and in the process, gain confidence. All of this is possible with our low dog-to-staff ratios, which provide your doggy with individual dogs’ love, education, and attention.

At Very Important Paws in West Palm Beach, we emphasize providing your fuzzy friend with a healthy balance of exercise, play, socialization, learning, and rest. And we do this by taking the time and effort to ask you about your pup’s diet, behavior, and tendencies.

We then tailor each day spent at our hotel per your furry friend’s needs and preferences. Our expert grooming team nurtures your dog’s body, mind, and senses.

This way, your dog remains healthy, happy, calm, and well-developed at home.

Your furry friend’s typical doggy daycare at Very Important Paws includes:

Play, exercise, and socialization

Just like humans, exercise helps your dog maintain a healthy weight and toned muscles. It improves their moods by providing a healthy outlet to channel all their excessive mental and physical energy.

With this much-wanted outlet letting your fur baby expel all their energy, your furry friend will feel more relaxed at home. Besides, the positive experiences they gain after spending time with new humans, dogs, and environments at our doggy daycare premises help develop them into happy, well-rounded, and well-socialized dogs.

We organize large and small playgroups in indoor or outdoor play areas. Our arrangement lets your pup enjoy and have a fantastic day in an optimal social environment for their age, comfort level, and personality.

Rest

Playing and socializing are undoubtedly essential for your dog’s development. However, in addition to that, they also require sufficient time to rest, relax and recharge. This resting period is essential for your dog’s physical, mental and emotional health.

Very Important Paws provides your dog with a private space to relax and calming interactive toys to play with. Our Palm Beach team also produces healthy food combinations tailored to your doggy’s preferences and diets.

By achieving a healthy balance of playing, learning, and rest, we help promote your dog’s physical and mental relaxation. This is essential because optimal mental, physical and emotional health can prevent unhealthy overstimulation.

Besides, the positive associations we help enforce in your pup also go a long way in making your doggie feel more comfortable, even in crates.

Learning

We have a team of highly trained and professional staff using positive training techniques to help promote safe play time and healthy socializing while at the facility. And as dogs tend to learn from humans and other dogs, even the canines at our Palm Beach facilities constantly teach each other what is and isn’t appropriate socially.

Abundant love and affection

We take care of all the dogs in our dog hotel as a part of our family. Our team thus shows them all the love and attention they require and are entitled to in your absence.

Our team develops a bond with your dog so that they feel comfortable and confident in their presence.

Regular visits to the doggie hotel help our team understand and know your dog’s needs, personality and preferences. The added benefit of acquiring this knowledge allows our team recognizes things that go unnoticed. Examples are its fluctuating moods, behavioral changes, and health problems.