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Wag! is the nation's fastest-growing network of vetted and background checked pet sitters, overnight boarding, dog walkers, dog trainers, and even virtual vet chat. Schedule ahead for pet care while you are away, or book on-demand pet care during the workday. In minutes you can book a nearby dog sitter, daycare provider, or dog walker, who'll take complete care of your loved one - at their place or yours.
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Why book a dog walker in Cranston?
Need a dog walker in a pinch? Vetted Pet Caregivers in the Cranston, RI area are just a few taps away when you use the Wag! app to book a walk for your dog. Once you've found the "pawfect" dog walker near you, you can save your dog walker as a preferred Caregiver for easy booking the next time you need them. Cranston, RI dog walkers are background checked by Wag! and rated by other local Pet Parents so you don't have to worry about your dog while you're out.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Cranston
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Dyer Ave, Cranston Street
The Dyer Ave/Cranston Street neighborhood is a historic area in Cranston, Rhode Island, and most of the homes were built before 1939. Naturally, that means this neighborhood comes with a lot of character and interesting buildings. Within this neighborhood lies the Washington Secondary Trail. This dog-friendly trail is one of 1600 trails that are part of the Rails-to-Trails program, which converts old railway lines into trails. The Washington Secondary Trail is technically made of four trails, including the Cranston Bike Trail. Together these trails equal 19 miles of paved trail, perfect for exploring with your dog! Once completed, this trail will become part of a larger network of trails that stretches from Florida to Maine.
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Garden City
Development of the Garden City neighborhood of Cranston began in the late 1940s. Since then, it has become a bustling residential neighborhood with finely landscaped homes and large yards. Garden City is a dynamic neighborhood in that not only does it maintain a large residential area, there is also lots of excellent shopping to do. There are many restaurants to try out in the Garden City neighborhood, but if you're looking for something dog-friendly in the area, try out Vesuvio. They are famous for their delicious, homemade bread baskets, and their Eggplant Vairano is another favorite. There are four outdoor tables at Vesuvio, and your dogs are welcome to join you there.24
Meshanticut
The word "Meshanticut" is a Narragansett Indian word that means "place of woods," and that is a great way to describe this neighborhood. Meshanticut is located in western Cranston, and it's well-known for the variety of homes in the area, including many cottages and Victorian homes. This neighborhood is also home to the Meshanticut State Park, which is a popular dog-walking location surrounding Meshanticut Lake. When you are in the area, you'll also want to check out Brutopia Brewery & Kitchen and try their BBQ dishes and craft beer. Fido can join you as well, as Brutopia has nine picnic-style tables that are dog-friendly.
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Northeast North Kingstown
Just a 25-minute drive from Cranston you will find North Kingstown, Rhode Island. This historic town dates back to 1637, and the various neighborhoods in North Kingstown represent the town's character well. Northeast North Kingston is surrounded by the beautiful Narragansett Bay, and it is home to a naval air station as well. When you visit North Kingstown, be sure to stop at Compass Rose Beach in North Kingstown. Dogs are welcome to join you at this small, peaceful beach on-leash, and there are picnic tables in the area when it's time to take a break. An added bonus? Free parking at the beach!0
Darlington
You can make it from Cranston to the city of Pawtucket, Rhode Island in under 30 minutes, and while you are there, make sure you visit the neighborhood of Darlington. Consisting mainly of single-family homes, Darlington is a family-friendly neighborhood with plenty of conveniences within walking distances. And of course, a town with the word "Paw" in its name must have a pawesome dog park, right? That's where the Pawtucket Dog Park within Slate Park in the Darlington neighborhood is! This dog park has lighting for walks when it gets dark, as well as separate areas for big and small dogs and running water.Frequently asked questions
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