Ivy Pet Resort

07/19/2026

Bubbles make everything better! 🫧🐾

From chasing them to sniffing them to wondering where they disappear, bubble time is always a favorite at Ivy Pet Resort.

A little play, a little enrichment, and a whole lot of tail wags! 💙

07/18/2026

06/30/2026

Air conditioned play, happy pups, and wagging tails all day at Ivy Pet Resort.

06/29/2026

We will be playing inside during the afternoons!

06/09/2026

🐾 At Ivy Pet Resort, we love cats too! 🐱

While we're known for our canine guests, our feline friends hold a special place in our hearts. From playful kittens to cuddly lap cats, we enjoy giving every kitty plenty of love, attention, and comfort during their stay.

Just look at these adorable faces! ❤️

06/05/2026

Beautiful day at Ivy Pet Resort!

05/30/2026

At Ivy Pet Resort, daycare is more than just playtime — it’s where tails wag, confidence grows, and dogs make their furever friends! 🐾🧡

From zoomies in the yard to cuddle breaks with their best buddies, every day is an adventure filled with fun, friendship, and lots of happy paws. 🐶✨

05/27/2026

Apparently the hardest word to spell in Georgia is “Chihuahua” — and honestly, we get it! 😄
Whether you spell it Chihuahua, Chiwawa, or “Chi Chi,” one thing is certain… these tiny pups have HUGE personalities and even bigger hearts. 💕

We sure do love our Chi Chis at Ivy Pet Resort! 🐾

A new study found “Chihuahua” is the most commonly misspelled word in Georgia this year. What other words are on the list? MORE BELOW ⬇️⬇️

05/20/2026

Please keep your pet’s Rabies vaccine current!

A rabid raccoon found on Friendship Church Road in Brooks has tested positive for rabies. It attacked dogs on May 15, and authorities are urging residents to make sure pets are up-to-date on rabies vaccinations.

Both the Fayette County ordinance and Georgia law require annual rabies shots for dogs and cats. While rabies is rare, it does occur in local wildlife, so please stay alert. If you see an animal acting strangely — disoriented, drooling, or aggressive — contact Fayette County Animal Control.

Rabies vaccines are available through any licensed veterinarian. For more info on living safely alongside wildlife, visit the Georgia DNR: https://gadnr.org/

05/15/2026

Last Minute Booking at Ivy Pet Resort -

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