Renting with Pets in the Magic City—We Fetch You the Best Pet-Friendly Apartments in Miami

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From dog-friendly parks to doggy day care and pet-friendly restaurants, Miami is a great place for pet owners. From Haulover Beach with its stretch of dog paradise to David T Kennedy Park which splits up its doggy areas into those best suited for small or large breeds and Tropical Park with its special doggie play areas, you and your best friend will find plenty to do together.

There’s no shortage of pet healthcare facilities either: Miami has the 5th largest number of veterinarians in the US per capita, according to WalletHub, and has the 4th largest number of pet oriented businesses. So you can be sure of picking up your pal’s favorite kibble or that rhinestone-encrusted leash for Fluffy!

As for residential arrangements, they’re as pet-friendly as the city, with many prime apartments offering pet-friendly facilities. Wondering where you and your furry friends can call home? We look at some pet-friendly apartments to rent in Miami for every taste and budget.

Allapattah GardensAllapattah — rents starting at $944 — Check availability

For an extremely reasonable rental, you can make yourself at home in this charmingly child- and pet-friendly low-rise complex in Allapattah offering spacious two- and three-bedroom apartments for pet-loving families. The focus is very family orientated with childcare facilities on site and with most amenities focused on domestic convenience. As for pets, they’re very welcome, but breed restrictions do apply, so you obviously won’t be able to keep a Great Dane here!

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Miami Riverfront ResidencesGrapeland Heights – rents starting at $1,365 — Check availability

If you’re looking for a super-cool address with all the mod cons, Riverfront Residences in Grapeland Heights could be for you. Overlooking the sweep of the river, it features a pool, a gym and a riverside walking or jogging trail. Apartments are one-bedroom units with roomy open plan living areas. As for the furry buddies, you’re allowed up to two pets, and the maximum size is 60 lbs. Shar-peis and Dalmatians weigh that, so you can bring a pretty hefty pooch. Or a really (REALLY) fat cat…

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Stadium TowerLittle Havana — rents starting at $1,515 — Check availability

Do you fancy the bright lights and vibrant atmosphere of Little Havana? You can live in a pet-friendly environment at Stadium Tower and have the benefit of amenities such as a 24 hour gym and gorgeous outdoor entertainment areas with a view at your disposal. For Fido, there’s a very special doggie park, and apartment rules allow you to keep two fairly large dogs (up to 60 lbs) in exchange for a small extra deposit.

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Brickell FirstBrickell — rents starting at $2,025 — Check availability

For pet owners, Brickell First would be a great first choice for a pet-friendly apartment. Residents can enjoy a full range of excellent amenities including the gym and pool area. You could imagine yourself to be in a luxury hotel, except that your pooches are also welcome. You can keep up to two medium to large size dogs, although you will have to pay a one-time fee plus extra deposit. Breeds with a reputation for aggression aren’t allowed, so you won’t have to worry about your pet (or your kids) having a nasty experience.

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Bermuda VillasPalmetto – Kendal Heights — rental rate on request — Check Availability

Bermuda Villas in Palmetto lives up to its name with a gracious, tropical atmosphere and old-word style buildings set in lush gardens. You’ll get an excellent range of amenities including a gym and business center, and the pool area with its shady pergolas is bound to be a favorite as will the welcoming BBQ area.

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If none of the above communities seems to suit you and your pet, keep searching on RentCafe among the hundreds of pet-friendly apartments in Miami or if you’re interested in houses for sale in Miami, check our sister company Point2Homes.

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Balazs Szekely, our Senior Creative Writer has a degree in journalism and dynamic career experience spanning radio, print and online media, as well as B2B and B2C copywriting. With extensive experience at several real estate industry publications, he’s well-versed in coworking trends, remote work, lifestyle and health topics. Balazs’ work has been featured in The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal, as well as on CBS, CNBC and more. He’s fascinated by photography, winter sports and nature, and, in his free time, you may find him away from home on a city break. You can drop Balazs a line via email.

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