The best pet shops & services in Crestview

Central Bark Fort Walton Beach focuses on enrichment-based day care with small, well-matched playgroups, then backs it up with grooming, boarding, and positive reinforcement training, so local pups come home content, clean, and better mannered.

From the Navarre newsletter, September 26, 2026

Golden Almond Health Store has more than vitamins, think a CBD/Cannabis Cafe, supplements, foods, essential oils, and their SCRUTINY organic anti-aging skincare. Serving locals for over 37 years, Jerry Guy also offers 30-minute live blood analysis with a dark-field microscope if you like data with your detox.

From the Navarre newsletter, October 22, 2026

If your dog, cat, or small mammal needs top-notch care, Crossroads Animal Clinic in nearby Fort Walton Beach blends modern medicine with genuinely kind people. Think dentistry, surgery, digital radiology, ultrasound, and even cat boarding, all with a big focus on preventive care and clear, no-stress guidance.

From the Niceville newsletter, October 9, 2026

American Ruffneck Collars turns Navy Special Operations know-how into American-made collars and leashes that don’t quit. Think TITAN Tactical and ATLAS Adjustable built from Biothane, field-tested and Recon-inspired. Perfect for Navarre dogs who pull, patrol, or just charge the trails like they own them.

From the Navarre newsletter, October 6, 2026

Retail chain stocking a wide range of pet supplies, including food, bedding & grooming products.

If your dog’s birthday photos need confetti and your pantry needs better kibble, 3 Dogs and a Chick has quality food for cats and dogs, fun specialty gear, and fresh homemade treats... plus a little photo booth magic for the camera-friendly pups. A solid go-to for locals who actually read ingredient labels.

From the Fort Walton Beach newsletter, September 23, 2026

When you need a spot that treats your dog like family, Primo Dog handles daycare, boarding, and grooming with group play time based on size and temperament, so no one’s bored… plus you can pop in for a tour and meet the team for peace of mind.

From the Fort Walton Beach newsletter, October 7, 2026

Mercy's Play & Stay keeps Fort Walton Beach dog parents sane with no-reservation-needed, off-leash group play daycare, pampering grooming that leaves pups sweet-smelling, and boarding in spacious, secure, meticulously cleaned suites.

From the Navarre newsletter, September 29, 2026

Salty Paws Pet Grooming takes the slow-and-steady route so your dog comes home looking sharp and feeling calm. They review and schedule around your pet’s breed, size, and coat, tailor timing to your pet, and never rush, which Navarre folks who value a patient, safety-first groom will appreciate.

From the Navarre newsletter, October 14, 2026

KP Mutts & Cuts LLC is a Fort Walton Beach groomer you keep on speed dial when your dog starts looking like a tumbleweed. Thoughtful care, tidy cuts, and simple online booking keep the shedding down and the neighborhood walk compliments rolling in.

From the Fort Walton Beach newsletter, October 14, 2026

Groomhaven keeps local dogs looking sharp and feeling comfy with professional grooming you can reserve online in a couple taps. When the Florida heat turns that coat into a tumbleweed factory, their calm, careful groomers get your buddy cleaned up so you can get back to your day.

From the Crestview newsletter, October 15, 2026

Whether your pup loves spa days or needs a little extra reassurance, The Doggerie Grooming delivers patient, professional care in a calm, welcoming space. It’s woman veteran-owned and family-run, with individualized grooming and no-surprise pricing, so you get a happy, great-smelling dog and zero sticker shock.

From the Crestview newsletter, October 9, 2026

When your dog’s coat starts auditioning for a weather report, Bark and Bath Pet Grooming is the nearby go-to for professional grooming that sends them home fresh and tidy. A sensible pick for regular upkeep between backyard shenanigans, rainy-day zoomies, and the occasional surprise mud bath.

From the Crestview newsletter, October 10, 2026