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kaytlin BCedar Creek, TX

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As a pet/house sitter for over 10 years I have been invited into peoples’ homes and entrusted with their fur members of the family. I believe that my performance for my clients over the years has shown that I am trustworthy. I am aware of each animal's personality and temperament in order to make sure all animals remained in a safe controlled environment. I am also certified in emergency first aid and cpr for cats/dogs.

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Dog first aid and/or CPR, Can run with dogs, Oral medicine administration, Injected medicine administration, Senior dog care, Special needs dog care, High energy dogs, Fast walker, Dogs who pull, Puppy care

Karina MCedar Creek, TX

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““Wag Adventures” Paws on the move!”

Fall in love with a dog and in many ways you enter a new universe that features not just new colors but new rituals but a new way of experiencing attachment. Dogs have given us their absolute all. We are the center of their universe, the focus of their love, Faith, and trust. As your San Antonio Walker I am here to provide the best service for your pup and for you! I vow to love and treat them as if they were my own. In my hands they'll have the time of their lives!! Dogs need vacations too!

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Dog Walking in Cedar Creek

Cedar Creek, Texas acquired its name from a tributary of the Colorado River that is named Cedar Creek. The first settlement was in 1832 when people started to populate the land on the Old San Antonio Road. Cedar Creek was the water source which passed through the area, making it a convenient spot to settle.

Today, this city is happy to welcome you and your furry friend. There is a nice pet-friendly campground here where you and your pooch can stay. Dogs are welcome at the Highway 71 RV Park as long as they stay on their leash. There is plenty of room for your pup to explore here, and it will be a fun adventure for the two of you!

There is also a reservoir in Cedar Creek that you and your pooch can visit called the Cedar Creek Reservoir. If you enjoy fishing, there are several types of fish that can be caught in this reservoir, including catfish, largemouth bass, bass, and crappie. This reservoir allows fishing all year round. You and your pooch can enjoy the calm atmosphere of the lake and it surroundings.

Other than that, Cedar Creek doesn't have many other dog-friendly amenities, but you'll find more just a short drive away in nearby cities.

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Cedar Creek

Red Bud Isle

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

4,329 per sq. mi.

Red Bud Isle

This dog-friendly neighborhood is located 21 miles from Cedar Creek and has an amazing dog park. The Red Bud Isle is a huge, off-leash dog park that is surrounded on 3 sides by water. If your pooch likes to swim, then this will be like a water park for them! There is easy access for swimming and plenty of room for you and your canine pal to make a splash. There is also an open grassy area for your furry friend to run around with other canine friends. Seating and trees are available for shade. You will want to bring water and supplies for cleaning up after your pooch. Grab a few towels and head over here for a day full of fun.

West

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

3,678 per sq. mi.

West

Looking for a good ol' fashioned dog park? You'll find one in this pawesome neighborhood, located just 19 miles from Cedar Creek. The West Austin Dog Park is an off-leash, completely fenced-in dog park with plenty of seating and shade available for owners and their pups. There is a hose for water and your pooch will love exploring everything this furrific park has to offer. The surface is manly dirt and some grass. You will want to pack doggy waste bags for quick clean up. Grab your pup’s favorite toy and head out for a fun-filled day!

Bull Creek

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

3,095 per sq. mi.

Bull Creek

This Austin neighborhood, approximately 35 minutes from Cedar Creek, is home to the Bull Creek District Park, a large park that has a dog park within it. Your canine friend can have a blast exploring off his leash in the dog park. Outside of this area, your canine pal will need to be on a leash. There's plenty of room to romp in the dog park, as well as a pond to splash in, so don't forget to pack a towel! The shade trees will shield you and your pal from the scorching Texas sun. You will need to bring water and supplies for cleaning up after your furry friend.

Downtown

Population Density

6,820 per sq. mi.

Downtown

This pawesome neighborhood has a fun lake that you and your pooch can visit. The Lady Bird Lake sits in downtown Austin, and is about 25 miles from Cedar Creek, Texas. Your pooch will love running along the lake and watching the boats and wildlife. There are several trails that you and your pooch can take a stroll on. They have a great view and they go on for miles. Something to keep in mind is that there is really nowhere for you to sit or much shade available. You will need to bring along water and waste nags for cleaning up. This is a great place to get out in nature without going out of the city.

Kingsbury

Dog Parks

1 park

Population Density

3,678 per sq. mi.

Kingsbury

Let your pal take a dip in the pond on a hot day in this pawesome neighborhood, which is home to Pease Park. This large dog park welcomes leashed canine friends and offers a creek for your pooch to explore and swim in. There are rocks near the creek that your pooch can play on and jump over. The trees provide shade, and there are also walking paths so you and your pal can get some mutts-needed exercise. There are also seats available and picnic tables if you want to rest or have a nice lunch. Make sure to pack doggy waste bags and plenty of water. Grab your pup’s leash and enjoy a day of exploration!