Quality pet care in South Weber, bringing professional dog walking and pet sitting to this growing community.
A local team of W-2 employees. Background-checked, bonded, and insured.
Away Home & Pet Care provides professional dog walking, pet sitting, cat sitting, and house checks in South Weber, UT and throughout the surrounding Weber County communities. All sitters are W-2 employees (not independent contractors) who are background-checked, bonded, insured, and Pet CPR & First Aid certified. Founded in 2007. Zip codes we cover in South Weber: 84405.
Quality pet care in South Weber, bringing professional dog walking and pet sitting to this growing community at the mouth of Weber Canyon.
Our team covers Old Fort Road, River Bend, Heritage Hills, and the neighborhoods strung along the Weber River corridor.
Our care team can tell you which streets get icy in January and which driveways are the tricky ones.
Room to stretch, smells to investigate, and trees for shade. These are the parks our walkers actually use.
691 E Old Fort Rd, South Weber, UT 84405
South Weber City's dedicated fenced dog park adjacent to the Posse Grounds recreation area. Features seating for owners and a safe off-leash play area. Open 7 AM to 8 PM daily.
Off-leash within fenced enclosure only; leash required entering and exiting
Local favorites, all dog-friendly, all worth the drive.
The southern end of the Weber River Parkway begins at the Cottonwood Drive trailhead, running northwest along the Weber River through cottonwood and willow groves with multiple river access points. First 2 miles from the South Weber trailhead are compacted gravel; the trail transitions to paved asphalt heading north.
Leash required at all times per Davis County animal control ordinance
Tip. Park along Cottonwood Drive (575 East Cottonwood Drive) at the southern trailhead. Best river access for dogs is in the stretch between South Weber and Riverdale.
The Bonneville Shoreline Trail follows the ancient shoreline of Lake Bonneville along the base of the Wasatch Front. The South Weber access point connects into a regional network of natural-surface singletrack with canyon and valley views.
Leash required; Davis County ordinance applies on public trail corridors
Tip. Trail surface is natural compacted material, footing can be loose in dry conditions. Carry extra water for your dog; shade is limited on exposed hillside sections.
We keep your preferred vet on file and contact them if anything comes up.
Full-service small animal clinic explicitly serving the South Weber community alongside Layton and Riverdale. Wellness exams, vaccinations, dental care, surgery, spay/neuter, microchipping, and senior pet care. Monday–Friday 8 AM–6 PM, Saturday 9 AM–1 PM.
Visit WebsiteModern veterinary clinic sharing the 84405 zip code with South Weber. Routine wellness, vaccinations, and general care. Monday–Friday 8 AM–5 PM.
Visit WebsiteFull-service small animal hospital in Ogden offering general medicine, surgery (soft-tissue and orthopedic), dental care, diagnostic imaging, laboratory services, and physical therapy/rehabilitation.
Visit WebsiteNote. We are not affiliated with any veterinary practice. This list is provided as a community resource. Always verify current hours and availability directly with the clinic.
Patios where your pup is a welcome guest.
2325 B Ave, Ogden, UT 84401
Dog-friendly outdoor patio at the B Street taproom. Leashed dogs welcome at outdoor tables. Note: only the B Street location has the dog-friendly patio. Approximately 4 miles west of South Weber.
(801) 689-2879
209 24th St, Ogden, UT 84401
Popular Ogden craft pizza spot with a dog-friendly outdoor patio. Approximately 4 miles from South Weber via I-84.
(801) 399-0637
Plain-English summary of the key rules for pet owners.
Dogs must be on a physical leash in all public spaces in South Weber. The only legal off-leash location is the city dog park or your own fenced private property.
South Weber contracts animal control to Davis County Animal Services. Davis County ordinance requires a physically tethered leash in all public areas including parks, trails, sidewalks, and multi-family housing common areas. Electronic leashes (e-collars only) are not recognized as adequate control. The sole designated off-leash exception in South Weber is the dog park at 691 E Old Fort Rd.
Dogs and cats over 4 months of age that reside in South Weber for more than 30 days must be licensed through Davis County Animal Services.
South Weber contracts animal control to Davis County, so Davis County licensing requirements apply. Dogs and cats 4+ months old must be licensed if they have lived in the county more than 30 days. Licenses available online at licensepet.com, by mail, or in person. Temporary residents (30 days or fewer) are exempt.
South Weber's dog park requires leashes until inside the enclosure, limits owners to two dogs at a time, and prohibits puppies under 4 months.
Per South Weber City Resolution 21-20: All dogs must be on leash until safely inside the fenced enclosure and must be leashed again before exiting. Owners/handlers must be 18 or older to be in the park unsupervised. Maximum two dogs per adult at one time. Puppies under 4 months and unvaccinated dogs are not permitted.
Disclaimer. This is a plain-English summary for informational purposes. Always verify current ordinances directly with city animal services or consult the official city code. Laws may change.
South Weber sits right at the mouth of Weber Canyon, which means trail access is world-class and our South Weber clients tend to be active, outdoor-oriented pet owners.
We know the difference between a quick street walk in Heritage Hills and a longer pull along the Weber River Parkway.
The same local team, the same standards, across every service we offer.
A consistent midday routine for your dog, 1x to 5x per week.
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In-home pet sitting while you're away. Multiple visits per day, full care plan, visit reports on every stop.
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Patient, Fear-Free trained cat sitters who respect your cat's routine and territory.
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Daily drop-ins while you travel. Mail, packages, plants, thermostat, and a quick walkthrough.
Learn more →Yes, the Weber River Parkway's southern trailhead is right at the edge of South Weber on Cottonwood Drive, just south of I-84. Dogs are welcome but must be on leash the entire time per Davis County ordinance. The first two miles from the South Weber end are compacted gravel before transitioning to paved asphalt. You can follow the river northwest all the way to downtown Ogden, about 8 miles one way.
South Weber sits right at the western mouth of Weber Canyon, so the Weber River Parkway starts here and the Bonneville Shoreline Trail is accessible from the eastern edge of town. For National Forest trails further up the canyon, you'd need to drive east on Weber Canyon Road. All trails in and around South Weber require leashed dogs.
South Weber contracts animal control to Davis County Animal Services, so Davis County licensing requirements apply. Dogs and cats over 4 months who have lived in the county more than 30 days must be licensed. You can license online at licensepet.com, by mail, or in person. Service animals must be licensed, though fees may be waived.
No. Our pricing is the same across every city we serve. See current pricing or ask during your free meet and greet.
We're a team, not a single sitter. Your care team is consistent and trained, and any backup sitter already knows your pet's care plan through Time to Pet before they arrive. You'll always know who's coming and see a photo report after every visit.
Yes. Every team member is a W-2 employee who lives in and around Ogden. We're not a national franchise or a gig app — we're a local team serving the same neighborhoods we live in.
The first step is a free, no-obligation meet and greet at your home. We'll walk your neighborhood, meet your pet, and build a care plan that fits your schedule.
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