Dog Boarding in Cable-Westwood, San Antonio
Find a loving dog sitter to watch your dog overnight at your sitter's home.
Cat & Dog Caretaker w/ fenced yard
San Antonio, TX, 78245
Dog Boarding, Drop-In Visits, Dog Walking
"Samuel & Lauren are a wonderful couple who are true animal lovers. They watched our fur baby Molly for a quick weekend road trip we had planned. They both to... (more)"
Home full-time - large yard!
Meadow Village, San Antonio, TX, 78227
Dog Boarding, House Sitting, Drop-In Visits, Doggy Day Care, Dog Walking
"I really appreciated Paige for her flexibility and thoughtful pictures and videos of Leo. Leo was a bit shy at first, but Paige made him feel comfortable! Pa... (more)"
Army wife-loves animal w/ time
San Antonio, TX, 78245
Dog Boarding, House Sitting, Drop-In Visits, Doggy Day Care, Dog Walking
"Juanita was great! I loved that she sent me lots of pictures/videos & updates of my pup, Leilu while I was out of town. She seemed like she had a great time! (more)"
Rover also offers dog boarding in these other San Antonio neighborhoods:
Why do dog owners love living in San Antonio?
Also known as River City, San Antonio's rich history attracts all kinds of people. Home to the Alamo museum and the San Antonio Riverwalk, it's the seventh most populous city in the U.S. and full of pet parents and dog owners. With all those pet owners, there's a need for trusted dog sitters in San Antonio, and that's where 5-star services like Rover come in.
Why do San Antonio dog owners choose Rover dog boarding?
While there are several options for dog boarding in San Antonio, few can give dogs and puppies all the comforts of home like Rover sitters can. When you book a Rover dog sitter, your dog stays in your sitter's home and is treated like part of the family. Many sitters will even snuggle your pup on the couch, just like you would, or take your dog to a local dog park for the day.
Which San Antonio parks do dog owners like to visit?
San Antonio residents have 10 plus dog parks in the area to enjoy with their canine companions. One favorite has got to be Phil Hardberger Park off Blanco Road with its fun obstacle courses for pups to master and plentiful parking for pet owners. There are separate large and small dog areas and the park is open from sunrise to sunset. The next must-visit dog part for San Antonio dog owners is Pearsall Park. It features 1.5 acres of combined area for large and small dogs to romp and play. It has a bit less shade than other parks, so be sure to get there early before the heat of the day. Pearsall Park is rumored to be full of regulars, so your dog can really make some sweet connections with other local pups. Another local spot is McAllister Park, open from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. Amenities there include an agility park, tunnels, a doggie fountain, and lots of dog-friendly trails perfect for running or walking.
Which neighborhoods in San Antonio are great for dog owners?
You can't say San Antonio without conjuring up images of the Alamo. The downtown core is home to lots of tourist attractions beyond the Alamo, like the Tower of the Americas and the Alamodome. Midtown includes the historic Olmos Park Terrace, perfect for strolling with your dog and taking in the atmosphere. Just south of the Blue Star District lies in Southtown, where you'll find the Alamo Heights neighborhood - also known as 78209 or simply the '09. In Uptown Central, you'll find nearly five million square feet of retail space to buy yourself and your pup some presents, including the well-known North Star Mall. You could also go shopping at the Rolling Oaks Mall in the Northeast Side, which is also home to Randolph Air Force Base. From there, the Northwest Side has the University of Texas San Antonio and lots of students living nearby creating a fun, young atmosphere. We can't forget the South Side, a diverse neighborhood with both Palo Alto College and Texas A&M University-San Antonio in its limits.
