Dog-Friendly Venues in Highgate

Highgate has 5 dog-friendly venues listed on Paws of London. Village Vet Highgate is the highest rated on Google with a 4.6/5 rating. You'll find pub, vets, restaurant and more. The nearest stations include Highgate (3 venues), Archway (3 venues), Gospel Oak (3 venues).

• Village Vet Highgate – 65, 67 Chetwynd Rd, London NW5 1BX, United Kingdom

  Village Vet Highgate is a veterinary practice at 65-67 Chetwynd Road, in the Dartmouth Park area of north London. The practice says it has the latest equipment on site and has tried hard to create an environment that both owners and pets feel comfortable visiting. It describes a focus on preventative health care as well as treating disease, and its nurses run clinics such as weight clinics. The team listed on the page includes vets, a certified canine rehabilitation practitioner and veterinary nurses. Consultations are by appointment, and separate appointments are requested for each pet. The practice also has a retail section selling food, food bowls, baskets, toys and fashion accessories. For out-of-hours emergencies, it says its Hampstead practice is open 24/7 for emergency pet care within the London area. Paws of London records that dogs are welcome indoors. Street parking is available around the practice, and the nearest stations are Tufnell Park (6 minutes' walk), Gospel Oak (8) and Kentish Town (12).

• Highgate Veterinary Clinic – 21 Pond Square, London N6 6BA, United Kingdom

  Highgate Veterinary Clinic is an independent veterinary clinic at 21 Pond Square in Highgate, in the London Borough of Camden. It is owned and run by Dr Jennie Lefkowitz and her husband Matt Craggs, and the website says they are helped by their dog, Odin. The clinic describes itself as RCVS Accredited, meaning it has been independently assessed against veterinary standards. The website offers 30-minute vet consultations, and care from everyday check-ups to advanced veterinary care. Owners can register and book online, and the clinic mentions ways to spread the cost of routine and preventative care. For emergencies, it says pets have access to emergency vet care in Highgate during opening hours. Out of hours, a local 24/7 emergency partner, Veteris, covers North London homes. The nearest stations are Highgate (10 minutes on foot), Archway (15 minutes) and Upper Holloway (21 minutes). Paws of London lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows what we have checked.

• The Red Lion & Sun – 25 North Rd, London N6 4BE, United Kingdom

  The Red Lion & Sun is a privately owned pub at 25 North Road in Highgate Village. It says there has been a public house on the site since the 16th century, and that it stands within walking distance of Hampstead Heath, Kenwood House and Highgate Cemetery. Inside there is a wood burning fire; outside there are two beer gardens. The front garden has a marquee roof with open sides for air flow, while the back garden is not covered. The kitchen serves rustic modern British pub food on a daily changing menu, sourced from suppliers that include Natoora, Flying Fish Cornwall, Aubrey Allen Butchers and Caravan Coffee Roasters, alongside a wine list and a large whisky range. The largest group booking accepted is eight people. For dog owners, the pub says it welcomes friendly dogs, and asks that you mention your dogs in the booking notes so your table has ample space and is kept away from other bookings with dogs. Paws of London also records outdoor seating. Highgate station is about a seven-minute walk, with Archway about sixteen minutes on foot.

• The Flask, Highgate – 77 Highgate W Hill, London N6 6BU, United Kingdom

  The Flask is a Fuller's pub at 77 Highgate West Hill in Highgate, in the London Borough of Camden. According to its own history page, the stable block, the oldest part of the pub, dates back to 1663 and still has two 17th century horseboxes. The main body of the pub dates from around the 1720s and keeps its original shutter-window bar with bullseye glass panels. The pub name comes from the tradition of selling flasks that were used to collect water from springs around Highgate and Hampstead Heath. The menu is described as refined pub classics, the bar offers craft beers and cask ales, and function rooms can be used for business meetings, weddings and birthdays. Outdoor seating is recorded by Paws of London. The website lists assistance dogs as welcome. Paws of London lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked. Hampstead Heath is nearby. The nearest stations are Highgate (11 minutes on foot), Archway (15) and Gospel Oak (20), and the 214 bus from Camden stops outside.

• The Bull and Last – 168 Highgate Rd, London NW5 1QS, United Kingdom

  This charming Highgate pub doubles as a boutique hotel with seven elegantly themed guest rooms inspired by Hampstead Heath and Kenwood House. The Bull and Last serves seasonal British cuisine using quality produce, and welcomes four-legged guests with dog treats. Just a 5-minute walk from Gospel Oak station, it's an ideal spot for a cosy pint or overnight stay with your pup.

Nearest Stations

• Highgate (3 venues)
• Archway (3 venues)
• Gospel Oak (3 venues)
• Upper Holloway (2 venues)
• Tufnell Park (2 venues)

Neighbourhoods in Highgate

• Highgate (5 venues)

How many dog-friendly venues are there in Highgate?

Paws of London currently lists 5 dog-friendly venues in Highgate. New venues are added regularly.

What types of dog-friendly venues are in Highgate?

You can find Pub, Vets, Restaurant, Hotel and more in Highgate.

What's the highest-rated dog-friendly venue in Highgate?

Village Vet Highgate is currently the highest-rated, based on Google reviews.

Which stations are closest to dog-friendly venues in Highgate?

The most common nearby stations are Highgate, Archway, Gospel Oak, Upper Holloway, Tufnell Park.