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Pet care prices in Phoenix, AZ

In Phoenix, AZ, median published pet care rates across 127 local businesses: dog boarding $54 a night, dog daycare $38 a day, dog grooming $70 a visit, cat boarding $35 a night. The metro area also offers 15 emergency animal hospitals, including 14 open 24/7. Prices checked November 6, 2026; hospital details checked November 9, 2026.

How much do pet care services cost in Phoenix, AZ?

Median and middle-50% published rates from official pet care websites in Phoenix, AZ.

ServiceBusinessesPublished range (middle 50%)Median rateDirectory
Dog boardingper night53$49 – $65$54View Phoenix, AZ directory →
Dog daycareper full day55$30 – $42$38View Phoenix, AZ directory →
Dog groomingper visit49$65 – $75$70View Phoenix, AZ directory →
Cat boardingper night16$30 – $37$35View Phoenix, AZ directory →
Emergency care

Which emergency vets in Phoenix, AZ are open 24 hours?

In Phoenix, AZ, there are 15 verified emergency animal hospitals, of which 14 are open 24/7 for trauma and urgent procedures. All addresses, hours, and direct telephone lines were checked on each hospital's official site.

View emergency hospitals in Phoenix, AZ →Always call ahead before you go.

Frequently asked questions about pet care prices in Phoenix, AZ

How much does dog boarding cost in Phoenix, AZ?

In Phoenix, AZ, dog boarding medians are $54 per night, with the middle 50% of facilities charging $49 to $65 across 53 surveyed businesses (verified 2026-11-06).

How much does dog daycare cost in Phoenix, AZ?

Dog daycare in Phoenix, AZ averages a median of $38 for a full day, with middle-50% rates ranging from $30 to $42 across 55 facilities.

How much does cat boarding cost in Phoenix, AZ?

In Phoenix, AZ, cat boarding medians are $35 per night, with the middle 50% of facilities charging $30 to $37 across 16 surveyed businesses (verified 2026-11-06).

Are there 24-hour emergency vets in Phoenix, AZ?

Yes. In Phoenix, AZ, there are 14 emergency veterinary hospitals open 24 hours a day, out of 15 total emergency facilities (verified November 9, 2026). Always call ahead before arriving.