The best pet shops & services in Salem

For a calmer, kinder groom, Overall Pet Salon focuses on holistic, one-on-one sessions for both dogs and cats, prioritizing comfort and emotional well-being. It’s by appointment only, and new clients join the waitlist while returning clients can book online.

From the Waltham newsletter, September 20, 2026

With West Roxbury and Wrentham locations, Luxe Pet Resort handles the real-life stuff like dog daycare, dog and cat boarding, and even dog hikes, plus a self-serve dog wash for post-park chaos. Temperament tests and vaccination requirements keep the fun safe, so you can actually relax.

From the Boston newsletter, September 16, 2026

The Doggie Depot | Danvers delivers pro grooming, lively daycare, and an all-inclusive Doggie Depot Hotel for boarding, so your four-legged roommate gets play, rest, and real care while you tackle life; established in 2012, they’ve become a North Shore standby for safe, joyful dogs.

From the Salem newsletter, October 17, 2026

When the zoomies hit, 2 Dogs Treats keeps it simple with Just Chicken Rounds, Just Beef, Just Fish Skins, Just Pork, Just Organic Sweet Potatoes, and Just Turkey, plus Summit Dog Chews for the super chewers. Build-a-Box and easy subscriptions mean fewer last-minute pet store runs and happier North Shore pups.

From the Beverly newsletter, September 18, 2026

Boston Barkery bakes dog treats with simple, wholesome ingredients in their Massachusetts bakery, all made in the USA and decorated to order. Grab their Soft Barkery Bites, gluten-free goodies, or a birthday cake and treat box for that next gotcha-day... your couch will witness extra tail wags.

From the Peabody newsletter, October 8, 2026

C. handles baths, brush-outs, lion cuts, dematting, nail caps and more, right in your apartment or at their Boston spa, so your cat keeps the throne with minimal drama. They even offer cat sitting and homemade natural treats...

From the Boston newsletter, September 30, 2026

The Pooped Pooch Pet Supply keeps it simple with natural, holistic treats, food, and toys curated by two Marks who live and breathe dogs. If your schedule’s a mess, their team also handles daycare, dog walks, pet visits, and overnights around Dorchester and South Boston… so your buddy stays happy while you handle life.

From the Boston newsletter, October 16, 2026

Peabody-based Marathon Pet Food cooks up high-protein, real-meat recipes for dogs and cats with no artificial fillers, built to support muscles, brain, and immune health. Think Beef Power, Chicken Vitality, Fish & Turkey, plus crispy treats... because your couch wolf deserves something better than mystery kibble.

From the Peabody newsletter, October 4, 2026

Babi’s Grooming keeps Peabody pets looking sharp with breed-savvy groomers, safe, high-quality products, and a focus on punctual, low-stress visits.

From the Peabody newsletter, October 15, 2026

Eastie Walks is a small East Boston crew that treats clients like family, handling daily dog walks, playdates, pet visits, and in-home boarding. They use the Time To Pet app for easy scheduling and photo-filled updates, plus they do a quick compatibility consult so your pup’s vibe fits.

From the Boston newsletter, September 23, 2026

If kibble roulette and flimsy toys are letting you down, Hungry Tails stocks healthy foods, natural treats, quality toys, and thoughtful health and wellness picks for dogs and cats... plus options for fish and small pets.

From the Boston newsletter, October 9, 2026

If you want daycare and training actually run by trainers, Four Leggers Pet Supplies & Services keeps it force free, with a high staff to dog ratio and 8,000 sq ft of indoor and outdoor play. Add grooming, boarding, and a shop stocked with healthy treats, and it’s an easy yes.

From the Beverly newsletter, October 15, 2026

MSPCA at Northeast Animal Shelter brings pets and people together with adoptable dogs, cats, and small animals, backed by a compassionate team that knows good matches. Drop in this week to meet your maybe new roommate, grab training tips and new pet resources, or dip a paw in through fostering or volunteering.

From the Salem newsletter, October 8, 2026