Mason Animal Hospital
Urgent care771 Reading Rd, Mason, OH 45040
AAHA-accredited animal hospital in Mason offering wellness care, surgery, and a dedicated urgent care service for dogs and cats.
Vets, dog parks, shelters and pet-friendly spots in Mason, Ohio, checked by the NatiPets team.
Mason sits in the southwest corner of Warren County, about 22 miles up I-71 from downtown Cincinnati, and it is one of the easier places in the region to own a dog. The city keeps more than 330 developed acres of parkland across eight parks, and dogs and cats are welcome in every one of them on a leash.
The off-leash spot is Pawmyra Dog Park, roughly four fenced acres in the lower section of Mason Sports Park on Mason Morrow Millgrove Road, with separate large and small dog areas, a dog water fountain and paved walkways. Reading Road is Mason's vet row: three practices within a few blocks of each other, and Mason Animal Hospital runs a dedicated urgent care service.
Dog licensing and the dog warden are county functions. Warren County licenses go on sale December 1 and are due by January 31, and the county's only shelter, the Humane Association of Warren County, is a short drive north in Lebanon.
Call ahead for hours and whether a practice is taking new patients. Urgent and emergency care is marked.
771 Reading Rd, Mason, OH 45040
AAHA-accredited animal hospital in Mason offering wellness care, surgery, and a dedicated urgent care service for dogs and cats.
1185 Reading Rd, Mason, OH 45040
Full-service veterinary practice in Mason offering wellness exams, surgery, and boarding, open Monday through Friday.
770 Reading Road, Suites A & B, Mason, OH 45040
Full-service veterinary medical facility located on Reading Road in Mason.
5250 Courseview Dr, Mason, OH 45040
Veterinary hospital in Mason providing preventive and critical care for dogs and cats along with exotic pet care for birds, reptiles, and pocket pets.
Patios, shops, groomers, boarding and trainers that welcome pets. Policies change, so a quick call before you go never hurts.
8584 Duke Blvd, Mason, OH 45040
Brewery and taproom in Mason with a dog-friendly outdoor patio.
5224 District Park Drive, Mason, OH 45040
Brewery location in Mason where well-behaved leashed dogs are welcome in the outdoor patio areas, with water bowls available on request.
5141 Overlook Dr, Mason, OH 45040
Family-owned dog grooming salon in Mason offering full grooming, bath and dry, and nail trim services for all breeds.
2690 Water Park Drive, Mason, OH 45040
Pet resort in Mason offering boarding, daycare, grooming, and training with indoor and outdoor play yards.
Adoption hours and available animals change daily. Check each shelter's own site, and see our events page for adoption events this month.
230 Cook Rd, Lebanon, OH 45036nearby
Warren County's only animal shelter and adoption center, providing shelter, medical care, and adoption services for homeless dogs and cats.
Pawmyra Dog Park is inside Mason Sports Park at 3400 Mason Morrow Millgrove Road. It is about four acres, fully fenced, with separate areas for large and small dogs, a dog water fountain and concrete walkways. It is the city's only off-leash park; dogs must be leashed everywhere else in Mason parks.
Yes. The City of Mason welcomes dogs and cats in all of its city parks as long as they stay on a leash. The only off-leash area is Pawmyra Dog Park in Mason Sports Park.
Mason dogs are licensed through the Warren County Auditor, not the city. Ohio requires every dog over three months old to be licensed each year. Warren County licenses go on sale December 1 and must be bought by January 31 to avoid the late penalty.
Mason Animal Hospital at 771 Reading Road runs a dedicated urgent care service for dogs and cats alongside its regular practice. Call before you drive over. For after-hours emergencies, check the clinic's site for its referral hospital.
The Humane Association of Warren County at 230 Cook Road in Lebanon is the county's only shelter and adoption center, about 10 minutes north of Mason. It handles adoptions for dogs and cats. Lost dogs picked up by the county dog warden go there as well.
NatiPets reaches pet parents across Greater Cincinnati in print and online. Vets, groomers, trainers, boarding and pet-friendly businesses in Mason can be listed here and in the magazine.