Pets

Pet Relief Areas

Furry travelers at DEN have plenty of their own private restrooms. Find facilities for pets at the center of each concourse, on each concourse's outdoor patio, two on the west side of Concourse A, one on the west side of Concourse B, one of the east side of Concourse C, and one outside of Jeppesen Terminal near door 200.  The pet relief areas provide service animals and furry companions a comfortable and welcoming area to take care of business, before or after a flight. All pet relief areas are compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Jeppesen Terminal - Level 2 on the northwest side map

A Gates - Four locations: Patio (west side), near A-17b, near A-25, and Center Core near the U.S. Mail Drop map

B Gates - Four locations: Patio (west side), near gate B-16, Center Core near the U.S. Mail Drop, near gate B-69 map

C Gates - Four locations: Center Core near the U.S. Mail Drop, near gate C-53, near gate C-62, and Patio (east side) map

The indoor pet relief rooms feature artificial turf flooring, with a drainage system and an artificial rock. Because owners are asked to clean up after their animals, bags and disposal containers are provided. The rooms also include a wall-mounted sink, soap dispenser, automatic hand dryer and paper towel dispenser. To bring the outdoors in, each room features a wall mural showcasing owners and their dogs enjoying Colorado’s great outdoors. The design of the rooms allow for a sanitary environment by making cleaning easy and efficient. The outdoor pet relif areas provide grass-like turf, bags and disposal containers.

Wag Hotels

Wag Hotels is the ultimate stay and play resort for dogs and cats, at 24735 E. 75th Ave., located at the WorldPort facility just east of the Pikes Peak shuttle lot along 75th Avenue. Wag Hotels is the only on-airport pet boarding facility at Denver International Airport, offering a variety of innovative services, including hotel-style boarding, doggie daycare, and premium grooming services.

Boarding: Experience the safest and most restful pet care in the industry. Delight your furry family member with clean, private rooms and suites, 24/7 care, playtime, hypoallergenic beds, and much more.

Daycare: At Wag Hotels, your pup gets to enjoy 4 hours of play in a safe, supervised play area. Dogs can play, nap, and get belly rubs anytime they want.

Airport Parking: Park your car with us and while our team takes care of your pet, our airport shuttle service (operated by FOX Rental Car) will take you right to your terminal in our complimentary shuttle.

Boutique: Shop our curated selection of premium, high quality pet products, including unique seasonal items to spoil your fur baby and the pet lovers in your life.

Wag Hotels' Daycare and Boarding amenities:

  • Climate-controlled play areas and rooms
  • A dedicated team of trained, loving caregivers
  • Staff providing care 24/7/365
  • Industry-leading air ventilation
  • Clean, sanitized, and safe facilities
  • Fun, unique care programs tailored to your pet's individualized needs

For more information, or to book a suite, visit www.waghotels.com/denver.

Advice on Traveling with Pets

  • Certified service dogs are always allowed inside public areas at DEN. Visitors who are picking-up arriving passengers or seeing-off departing passengers may bring their service dog, too.
  • Check with your airline for their specific requirements for pets.
  • Federal and state laws require a health certificate signed by a veterinarian for animals on a flight.
  • Dogs and cats must be at least eight weeks old to travel on an airplane.
  • Try to book a nonstop flight, and try to avoid busy holiday or weekend travel. It is best to fly your pet during times when temperatures are moderate. For instance, fly in the morning or evening during the summer months to avoid midday heat. Some airlines have restrictions if temperatures are above 85 degrees or below 45 degrees.
  • Be sure your pet’s collar and kennel have identification tags that include your name, telephone number, and flight information.
  • For your pet's safety, please do not take your pets on escalators or moving walkways.
  • If the pet is flying in the cargo hold, make sure you put food and water in the kennel.
  • If you travel outside the continental United States, be aware that some places, including Hawaii, require your pet to have special vaccinations and may impose a quarantine period when you arrive at your destination. Contact the host country, or ask your airline for assistance in learning the rules that pertain to traveling with your pet outside the U.S. mainland.
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