Pamper Your Pet: The Best Local Pet Boutiques Near Reside Living Apartments in Chicago

June 23, 2025

Living in one of Reside Living’s pet-friendly apartments for rent in Chicago means more than just a stylish home, it’s about lifestyle, convenience, and community. For pet lovers, that includes having access to some of the best pet boutiques in the city. Whether you're searching for gourmet treats, stylish leashes, or locally crafted pet products, Chicago is home to a vibrant pet retail scene that caters to even the most pampered paws.


Here are some of the top local pet boutiques near Reside Living Chicago apartments that both you and your pets will love:​

1. Tails in the City

A dog is eating from a white bowl in a living room.

Located just a short walk from several Reside Living communities, State & Chestnut & Gild, Tails in the City is a luxury boutique offering fashionable apparel, accessories, and gourmet dog treats. Known for its upscale aesthetic and attentive staff, this shop is perfect for city dogs who like to strut in style.


1 E Delaware Pl, Chicago, IL 60611

2. Kriser’s Natural Pet

A corgi dog on a leash is standing on a sidewalk next to a manhole cover.

Close to 5425 N Clark Apartments, Kriser’s Natural Pet offers a holistic pet experience with natural foods, premium supplements, grooming, and expert staff. It’s a trusted stop for wellness-conscious pet owners. 


5353 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60640

3. Le Barkery & Spa

A cat and a dog are playing with a toy.

Located in Buena Park, Le Bakery & Spa is an upscale dog bakery and boutique that is a true local gem. With gourmet, chef-crafted dog pastries and a self-wash spa, Le Barkery offers a one-of-a-kind pampering experience. Ideal for residents in our Buena Park apartments looking to spoil their furry friends.


4151 N Broadway, Chicago, IL 60613

4. Pet Care Plus

A person is walking a small dog on a leash in a park.

Right in the heart of Fulton Market, Pet Care Plus combines pet retail with grooming, boarding, daycare, and even a heated pool. It’s everything pet owners in our Fulton Market apartments need for wellness, convenience, and a little luxury for their four-legged family.


350 N Laflin St, Chicago, IL 60607

5. Wigglyville 

Close to our Reside Living Chicago apartments, Roscoe and Stratford, Wigglyville is a modern boutique offering high-quality food, gear, and wellness products. Bonus: they support several local rescues!


3337 N Broadway, Chicago, IL 60657

Pet-Friendly Living at Reside Living

A dachshund puppy is laying on a bed under a blanket.

At Reside Living, we understand that pets are family. That’s why many of our Chicago apartments for rent are pet-friendly and located near green spaces, dog parks, and the city’s best pet-focused businesses. When you choose Reside Living, you’re not just choosing a place to live, you’re choosing a lifestyle where both you and your pet can thrive.

Ready to Find Your Pet-Friendly Apartment in Chicago?

Explore Reside Living's apartments for rent in Chicago today and discover a new standard of urban living for you and your furry friend. From Lincoln Park to Lakeview and beyond, our locations are as dynamic as the city itself.



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September 28, 2026
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