Best dog walkers in Carey
One of the most dog friendly neighborhoods in Daytona Beach. Instantly book and meet an exceptional dog walker in Carey today.
Thoroughly-vetted
Each walker with Wag! has been through a comprehensive screening, including a background check and competency quiz.
Fully insured dog walkers
Services booked on the Wag! platform may be protected with up to $1M property damage protection.
Wag! Guaranteed
400K+ Pet Caregivers with Wag! have a trusted record of experience with over 12 million pet care services, including Sitting, Walking, Boarding & Training, across 5,300+ cities in all 50 U.S. states.
Top dog walkers in Carey
See the full listSee the full list
Wag! Walkers know Carey
Carey is a tiny community located on the corner of Aberdeen
Street and North Street, consisting of a handful of single-family homes behind the
Daytona Wrecker Services Facility.
Living here puts you within a few blocks of
the Halifax River and the Marina. There are plenty of restaurants in town, you just
have to drive to find them. Luckily, none of them are very far away! Daytona
Beach is home to a fantastic range of restaurants, serving up an even more
incredible range of cultural dishes from
all over the world. If you want dog parks and pet supply stores,
you will also need to hop in the car and go for a ride to reach them. However, living in Daytona, like most other cities, means having to drive to the things you want. The difference
is that the traffic is not as bad here as it is in many other urban areas.
What is the terrain like in Carey?
The terrain here is much like you will find anywhere in town: flat with plenty of paved surfaces for you and your dog to take your daily hikes on. While walking on pavement can help keep your pup's claws trimmed, it can also grind on the pads under their paws. Take
your time letting them get used to the surface before you start trying to go
for distance.
Making your walks challenging on this type of terrain means
putting your thinking cap on and trying to keep your walks around the many blocks in the area as varied and interesting as possible. This could mean heading west one day and maybe
south the next.
Summertime in Daytona means
pavement that can be over 135°F which is so hot that it can cause burns and discomfort to sensitive puppy paws. During the summer months, be sure to take your walks during the early morning hours, long before things start
heating up.
How many greenways are there in Carey?
The only green space nearby is Sunnyland Park, but this is a very small park with just enough room for an
expanse of grass to run around on. To the north is the Riviera
Oaks Dog Park which has fenced-in areas for both large and small dogs. There are
doggie watering stations, benches in the shade for humans, restrooms, and a
walking trail.
If you prefer somewhere a little bigger and natural, it's only a few miles to
the Tomoka and Bulow State Parks. Together, these parks cover approximately 18,000
acres at the headwaters to the Tomoka river that once teemed with fish which
is why the Timucuan Indians built their village of Nocoroco here over 1,500 years
ago. There are miles of trails for you and Fido to explore every chance you
get. Just don't forget to bring your
mosquito repellent with you to keep the Florida pests at bay!
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a dog walk cost in Carey, Daytona Beach?
How do I find and choose a dog walker in Carey, Daytona Beach?
How long does a dog walk last in Carey, Daytona Beach?
How to book a dog walk in Carey, Daytona Beach?
Is hiring a dog walker in Carey, Daytona Beach safe?
How to hire a dog walker in Carey, Daytona Beach?
How much do dog walkers charge in Carey, Daytona Beach?