OUR MISSION is to provide pet lovers with the HEALTHIEST TREATS on Earth. Along with extensive, ongoing, and cutting edge knowledge; so your pets can enjoy the lifestyle they truly deserve. Spike's Treats is committed to happier and healthier lives for you and your SPECIAL pawed members of the FAMILY!
Spike's Treats is located right on one of the Worlds Largest Fountains!!
Spike's Treats is located in beautiful Fountain Hills, Arizona. Our Town is a Pet Lovers Paradise! It's also a great destination for much more. Whether it's a family get away, a day of hiking, or a romantic interlude, our Town will titillate your sense of excitement and adventure around every turn.
If you like to travel with your pet, Fountain Hills might the perfect place for both of you to have fun. It’s a pet friendly community that offers amenities pet owners and pets can appreciate.
If your pup is more of a city dog, it might enjoy a stroll around Fountain Park. And if your dog likes to hike, you’ll find plenty of dog friendly hiking trails in Fountain Hills. A delightful short hike can be found on the Overlook Trail, a moderate trail with a 167 foot elevation change and a one way distance of only .4 miles. The summit rewards you with spectacular views of downtown Fountain hills, Four Peaks and the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation.
The Desert Vista Dog Park is a three-acre fenced facility that allows pet owners the opportunity to let their dogs run free (of course, dogs must be licensed and have proper vaccinations). The Dog Park is divided into two fenced areas, one for larger dogs and the other smaller canines. The large/active dog area can be accessed from entrances on either Tower Drive or Desert Vista. The small/passive dog area can only be accessed from Tower Drive. For details visit the Town of Fountain Hills website at: http://www.fh.az.gov/desert-vista-park.aspx.
Another option is to take a walk in the Fountain Hills Botanical Garden just off Fountain Hills Boulevard. It’s a great place to find solitude right in town. Twenty-nine Sonoran Desert plants are identified along the half mile meandering trail that has been constructed on the desert slopes. The trail allows for interesting views of rock formations, desert flora, animal life and an abandoned P-Bar Ranch campsite next to the April 25, 1941 constructed dam wall. Information and a downloadable brochure is available at http://www.fh.az.gov/botanical-garden.aspx
If your dog prefers a more vigorous hike, try the newly opened McDowell Mountain Preserve or take advantage of more than 40 miles of hiking and biking trails in the McDowell Mountain Regional Park. http://www.maricopa.gov/parks/mcdowell/
When it’s time to find the perfect treat, Spikes Treats is ready with freshly made healthy treats. Spike’s mission is to provide you with the “healthiest treats on the planet.” Yappy Hour is a tradition at Spikes with educational presentations, pool parties and other fun ways for you and your pet to relax and unwind. http://stores.spikestreats.com/StoreFront.bok
Finding a pet friendly accommodation is easy in Fountain Hills. Many of the hotels and other types of accommodations allow pets. BringFido.com is a great resource to help you find just what you are looking for. http://www.bringfido.com/
If your pup is a city dog, it might enjoy a stroll around Fountain Park. There area also plenty of dog friendly hiking trails in Fountain Hills.
A delightful short hike can be found on the Overlook Trail, a moderate trail with a 167 foot elevation change and a one way distance of only .4 miles. The summit rewards you with spectacular views of downtown Fountain hills, Four Peaks and the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation.
The Desert Vista Dog Park is a three-acre fenced facility that allows pet owners the opportunity to let their dogs run free (of course, dogs must be licensed and have proper vaccinations). The Dog Park is divided into two fenced areas, one for larger dogs and the other smaller canines.
Another option is to take a walk in the Fountain Hills Botanical Garden just off Fountain Hills Boulevard. It's a great place to find solitude right in town. Twenty-nine Sonoran Desert plants are identified along the half mile meandering trail that has been constructed on the desert slopes. The trail allows for interesting views of rock formations, desert flora, animal life and an abandoned P-Bar Ranch campsite next to the April 25, 1941 constructed dam wall. Information and a downloadable brochure is available at http://www.fh.az.gov/botanical-garden.aspx
If your dog prefers a more vigorous hike, try the newly opened McDowell Mountain Preserve or take advantage of more than 40 miles of hiking and biking trails in the McDowell Mountain Regional Park.
When it's time to find the perfect treat, Spikes Treats is ready with freshly made healthy treats. Spike's mission is to provide you with the "healthiest treats on the planet." Yappy Hour is a tradition at Spikes with educational presentations, pool parties and other fun ways for you and your pet to relax and unwind.
Finding a pet friendly accommodation is easy in Fountain Hills. Many of the hotels and other types of accommodations allow pets. BringFido.com is a great resource to help you find just what you are looking for.
If you need to board your dog or cat, Pal's Inn - Pet Resort offers a luxury stay; with web cam access available it is easy can check-in on your pet at anytime http://www.palsinnpetresort.com/
So if you are looking for a vacation that you can share with your "best friend" look no further than Fountain Hills.
More great events in FH:
There are few things in life more enjoyable than taking a hike w/ fido. Check out the Phoenix Dog Hiking Club as a resource for your hikes around Arizona:http://phoenixdoghikingclub.com/
Spike's Treas is located at Plaza Fountainside 12645 N. Saguaro Blvd. Ste 14 Fountain Hills, AZ 85268 Please schedule enough time to check out the other great merchants located in the Plaza www.plazafountainside.com Shop until you drop, is out motto!!
