Jan and D.
I would stay there if they let me!
Our dogs are well cared for, clean and happy when they return home and never smell like they have been in a "kennel".

For fun, safe and clean boarding, grooming, day camp and veterinary care for your dog or cat, look to any of the 35 Pet Paradise locations in the southern U.S.
Pet Paradise (petparadise.com) has 3,986 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
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Jan and D.
Our dogs are well cared for, clean and happy when they return home and never smell like they have been in a "kennel".
Maria
I would board my dogs & cat here again & again. Excellent staff & customer service. My babies were well taken care of
Rebeca
Everyone is always so welcoming. Bubba gets so excited to go, and I know he gets so much love and is taken well care of. Definitely recommend to bring your fur baby’s for playtime !
Hank + D.
We bring our very energetic male Vizsla for day camp and occasional boarding to Pet Paradise in Naples, Florida. The staff is wonderful with our boy. He runs in the door, we can tell he loves Amanda and her entire staff. I'm so grateful because they are all so caring. You can tell they love what they do!
Phillip
Great place for pups n dogs!! Staff is always friendly and helpful.
Blake & A.
The staff has been great and my dog enjoys it.
Lisa
We love this place. My dog (black lab) loves it here. I can drop her off for the day and she gets a lot of exercise here when she can't get it at home. And she's wore out by the time she gets home. We also board her here knowing she will be taken care of. The staff is great.
Mary & R.
Staff needs disaster preparedness and response training. Response after Hurricane Michael was not well thought out. Not sure how the animals were treated the night of the storm but my dog showed signs of trauma for over a week. Made me wonder if they were left alone. Having someone on premises not enough unless they were interacting/reassuring the animals.