Page 18 - Indulge August 2017

Going to the Pets just want to have fun — and fortunately, the Lehigh
Valley has no shortage of places where you can take
Where to pamper your (well-behaved and leashed) canine companion. From pet
your pet bakeries and dog-friendly retailers to breweries, ballparks and
book shops, check out our list of places your pampered pooch
this summer will enjoy breaking their everyday routine for.

by Shannon Sigafoos AL FRESCO DINING
Most restaurants throughout the Lehigh Valley that offer
A Heathy Pet is a Happy Pet
outdoor dining on enclosed patios, decks or sidewalks are
Foods, Treats & Supplements happy to see your pet join you for a meal — and will likely
High-Quality, Complete Raw Diets even leave bowls of water out for your pup to cool off with.
Eco-Friendly, Made in the USA Toys & Accessories
Featuring Farmina N&D, Orijen, Acana, Steve’s Real Food, Rad Cat & More! Allentown: Fegley’s Allentown Brew Works offers a Doggy
1238 Main St., Hellertown PA • 610-838-1900 Yappy Hour on their outdoor patio from 6:30-8:30 p.m. every
Tuesday night through Sept. 26, with a different pet charity
/DoggyDaoCatsMeow receiving donations from the “Yappy Hour Special” each week.
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Bethlehem: Tapas on Main, The Steel Pub, Apollo Grill,
The Wooden Match, Mama Nina’s, Roosevelt’s 21st, Fegley’s
Bethlehem Brew Works, McCarthy’s Red Stag Pub, Mach’s Gute
Pub and Grille, The Brick and the Hotel Bethlehem all offer
locations that are popular for pets and people watching. For
dessert, swing by Vegan Treats, where your pup is welcome
both indoors and out.

Easton: Sette Luna, Weyerbacher Brewing Co., Two Rivers
Brewing Co., Mesa Modern Mexican and The Widow’s Tavern
and Grille all invite man’s best friend to join you, whether you’re
dining outdoors or sampling what’s on tap.

Emmaus: The South Mountain Cycle and Café, a bicycle
dealership, offers an on-site café and coffee bar where your
pup is welcome at outdoor tables.

TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLGAME
For years, the Lehigh Valley IronPigs have offered the

opportunity for dogs to attend specific “Dog Day” games. This
season, there are seven on the calendar, including Aug. 7
and 21. The “Pawparazzi” Dog Club provides complimentary
admission for dogs to all Dog Days on the season schedule,
two general admission tickets valid for one of the Dog Days, a
limited edition giveaway item and a donation to the Center for
Animal Health and Welfare.

“Baseball and man’s best friend are two things that go hand
in hand. In the summer, being able to sit in the grass and have
your dog there is really nice. We put water
bowls out there and have dog vendors set
up for them,” says Jeffrey Draluck, IronPigs
community relations manager. “The response
has been really good, and the numbers in the
club have continued to grow. Whenever you have
dogs around, it automatically brightens the mood
for people.”

ROVER-FRIENDLY RETAILERS
The Promenade Shops at Saucon

Valley have welcomed pets for years,
with more retailers than ever now on
board as dog-friendly zones. Four of
the nearly 40 participating retailers