Welcome to Post Falls, Idaho!
On the hunt for pet-friendly businesses in Idaho's River City? You're in luck! We can help you browse pet-friendly accommodationsso you and your furry family members will be  comfortable and safe on your vacation. Bring your four-legged friends along on some of your Post Falls adventures or pop out to enjoy the restaurants while they nap. 
Pet Friendly Hotels 

Quality Inn (208) 773-8900
3175 E Seltice Way, Post Falls, ID 83854

Sleep Inn (208) 413-9144
157 S Pleasant View Rd, Post Falls, ID 83854

Red Lion Hotel Templin's on the River (208) 773-1611
414 E 1st Ave, Post Falls, ID 83854

SureStay Plus Hotel by Best Western (208) 773-4541
3647 W 5th Ave, Post Falls, ID 83854
​Dog Friendly Restaurants 
that welcome dogs at their outdoor tables
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The Filling Station (208) 981-0444
306 N Spokane St, Post Falls, ID 83854

Tilly's on Seventh (208) 889-9742
212 E 7th Ave, Post Falls, ID, 83854

Sonic Drive-In (208) 777-7162
750 ID-41, Post Falls, ID, 83854

The Bunker Bar (208) 981-0180
702 N. Spokane St. Post Falls, ID 83854

Up North Distillery (208) 773-4445
846 N Boulder Ct Post Falls, ID 83854

Post Falls Brewing Company (208) 773-7301
112 N Spokane St, Post Falls, ID

Thomas Hammer Coffee Roasters (208) 457-9531
3904 E Mullan Ave #K, Post Falls, 83854

Starbucks (208) 777-0144
4082 E Primrose Ln, Post Falls, ID, 83854

Doma Coffee Roasting Co (208) 667-1267
6240 E Seltice Way, Post Falls, ID 83854
Other Pet-Related Information

Post Falls Visitors Center (208) 773-5016
201 E 4th Ave, Post Falls ID 83854​

Emergency Pet Care  (208) 777-2707
3046 E. Seltice Way, Post Falls, ID 83854

Mountain Paw Pet Supply (208) 981-0525
724 N. Hwy 41 Suite C Post Falls, ID 83854

Camp K-9 (Dog Boarding) (208) 773-3203
2179 W. Seltice Way, Post Falls, ID 83854

Ritzy's Dog Spa (DIY Dog Wash) (208) 660-3416
910 N. Hwy 41, Post Falls, ID 83854
HERE ARE THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT TAKING YOUR PET WITH YOU ON YOUR JOURNEY:
  • Always make sure your pet is properly identified. Obtain identification with the address of your destination, as well.  It is always a good idea to microchip your pets.
  • Whether going by plane, train or car, train your pet to travel in a kennel. This invaluable training will make the entire traveling experience less stressful to the animal, whether across the country or across town.
  • Make sure your kennel is the proper size for your animal. It should be large enough for your pet to stand and turn around in comfortably. Kennels should be properly labeled with “This end up” and “Live animal” stickers if traveling by plane.
  • If traveling by car, try to keep your pet on the same potty “schedule” that it is on at home. Stop only when you would normally let your animal out.
  • Never leave your pet unattended in your vehicle or in the airport.
  • If traveling by plane, book direct non-stop flights. Inform flight attendants that you have a pet in cargo, if it is unable to be in the cabin with you. Use airlines that have protections in place for your pet.
  • When traveling by plane, make certain to take your pet to your veterinarian to get them a full physical exam prior to flying. Flying can be very stressful so take precautions to ensure your pet is healthy enough to fly.  If you have a breed that has a short nose (brachycephalic) take extra precautions to ensure your pet can handle the stress of flying. Brachycephalic breeds are predisposed to having a difficult time breathing, which will be exacerbated by the stress of flight.
  • Bring copies of vaccination records with you, as you never know when you might need them. Health certificates are generally required to fly with an animal on an airline.
  • Plan well in advance as some states have strict regulations on traveling with pets. Also note that boarding kennels fill quickly during the high-travel holiday season, so it may be difficult to find a vacancy at the last minute.

​Traveling With Your Pet - American Humane 
Things to do with your pets! 
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