There are a huge number of Beach Rentals in Virginia Beach and some will certainly accept pets. Due to the large variety and locations of the beach rentals, many of them that accept pets have specific terms and rules that you must adhere to. Here is a list of beach rental agencies that we have compiled that are pet friendly. To be absolutely sure, your best bet is to contact the rental agent ar agency directly and confirm their pet policy before you book or arrive with your pet.
*NOTE: If we have missed a hotel or you find that some of this information is not accurate, please notify us by calling 757-460-9000.
Dogs of all sizes are allowed in the house rentals (not the condos) for an additional fee of $115 per pet per stay. Dogs must be licensed, and leashed and cleaned up after at all times. Dogs are not allowed on the beach, the boardwalk, or the grassy area west of the boardwalk between Rudee Inlet and 42nd Street from the Friday before Memorial Day to Labor Day unless they are in an escape-proof container.
Why leave your family pet behind when heading to the beach? Your pet needs a vacation too! Siebert Realty has over 70 beach home rentals that welcome pets. Check out our pet friendly rentals today. Many also offer reduced rates! A non-refundable $100 is required (for each pet / limit - 2 pets). Hope to see you and your four-legged friends at the beach.
Why leave your family pet behind when heading to the beach? Your pet needs a vacation too! Siebert Realty has over 70 beach home rentals that welcome pets. Check out our pet friendly rentals today. Many also offer reduced rates! A non-refundable $100 is required (for each pet / limit - 2 pets). Hope to see you and your four-legged friends at the beach.
Memorial Day weekend is really the unofficial start of summer here in Virginia Beach. That means it’s time to start thinking about how the warm weather will impact you and especially your pets. Keep the tips and facts below handy, and your scruffy friends should remain cool and enjoy the summer almost as much as you will!
PET TIPS:
Never leave your pet alone or unattended in the car on a warm or sunny day. Cars can rapidly heat up to a dangerous temperature, even with the window slightly open.
When taking your dog for a walk on a hot day, you should plan for shorter walks during the midday sun, when temperatures are at their peak. You can take longer walks in the morning and evening when it’s cooler. Even though your pet may seem tough on the outside, the hot sidewalks can burn the pads on your dog’s paws, so walk on the grass when possible.
Never leave your dog outdoors unattended on a chain, leash or tether. They have no place to go if they are uncomfortable and long-term chaining during the hot summer months can result in insect and predator bites, dehydration and even heat stroke.
When driving with pets, be sure to keep them properly restrained and inside the vehicle. Remember, pets are not allowed to be in the bed of an open truck.
During a busy vacation, pets can easily become distressed by the noise and commotion involved with festivals and events. Leave pets at home and in a doghouse or crate so that they cannot jump a fence and become lost. Make sure your pets are wearing identification at all times or an internal chip so that if they do become lost we can get them back home.
