Pets are welcome at the Carlton Inn Midway

Your Pet at the Carlton Inn Midway

Pet Policy
We offer designated "pet friendly" rooms. Dogs or Cats under 60 lbs. are welcome. A $50 deposit is required and refunded upon inspection of room at check-out and a $5.00 nightly fee for your companion applies.

Local Veterinarians
Animal Medical Center (2.7 miles)	7015 S. Pulaski Rd.	(773) 582-6130
Archer Animal Hospital (1.1 miles)	4472 S. Archer Rd.	(773) 254-5444
Pulaski Animal Hospital (0.4 miles)	5424 S. Pulaski Rd.	(773) 735-2112

Local Pet Grooming
Chicago Grooming Parlor (1.3 miles)	6009 S. Pulaski Rd.	(773) 767-0494
Fee Fee's Dog & Cat Grooming (3.8 miles)	5935 W. 63rd St.	(773) 581-0544
Tres Chic Dog Grooming (2.1 miles)	4656 W. 63rd St.	(773) 582-4480
Waggin-Wheels Mobil Dog Grooming		(773) 282-2802

Local Kennels
Archer Animal Hospital (1.1 miles)	4472 S. Archer	(773) 254-5444
Collar & Leash Pet Motel (4.9 miles)	3541 W. Columbus Ave.	(773) 737-1323
Pulaski Pet Motel (2.7 miles)	7015 S. Pulaski Rd.	(773) 582-6130

Pet Travel Tips

If you are planning on traveling with your best pal, here are a few things to remember for a safe and happy trip:

Bring food and water from home. The last thing you want is digestive problems when you are on the road. Some pets prefer their regular dishes.
Make sure your dog's nametag is up-to-date and readable.
Pack a lead and tie out. Attach the lead before you open the door for your dog's safety.
Do not forget your dog's favorite toys. It will make them more comfortable and less restless.
Provide plenty of exercise before you leave.
Stop often on long trips to allow dogs to relieve themselves.
Clean up after your dog to keep the great outdoors great, and out of consideration for others.
Travel on an empty stomach. Car sickness is more likely if your dog has a full stomach. If the trip is long, feed a smaller amount than normal at least two hours before you leave.
NEVER LEAVE YOUR DOG IN A HOT CAR even if you park in the shade. Pets are unable to control body temperature as efficiently as humans and just a few minutes in a hot car could cause irreversible damage or death.