Dog-Friendly Venues in Merton

Merton offers a welcoming mix of dog-friendly cafes, traditional pubs and pet stores where you and your four-legged companion can explore together. Whether you're after a quiet coffee in Colliers Wood or a sunny afternoon by the ponds in Carshalton, there's plenty to discover across this south London borough.

Coffee in the Wood, a charming cafe in Colliers Wood with a 4.7/5 Google rating, was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). Just a stone's throw away, Fire Stables was also checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews), offering a laid-back spot for a pint. If you're looking for outdoor space, The Greyhound in Carshalton states on its website that dogs are welcome and features an enclosed garden overlooking the village ponds, perfect for warmer days. Across the 8 venues listed on this page, 3 of 8 have outdoor seating.

Getting around is straightforward, with venues near stations including Colliers Wood, New Malden and Carshalton. Many are just a short walk from public transport, making it easy to plan a day out with your pup across Merton's neighbourhoods.

This page combines Paws of London venue records with information published on venue websites and, where available, supplied by venues or contributed by visitors. Where a dog policy is shown as not yet confirmed, we have not checked it with the venue: call ahead before travelling.

• Pets Corner – 374 Grand Dr, London SM4 4EX, United Kingdom

  Discover a wide array of pet supplies at Pets Corner Morden, a dedicated pet shop conveniently located in the Merton area. This store offers ID tag engraving, raw dog food, and harness fitting services to cater to all your pet needs. They also provide expert advice, including nutritional guidance and even puppy socialisation classes, making it a great spot for dog owners. With free parking and a carry-to-car service, your shopping experience is made easy and stress-free. Conveniently located a 16-minute walk from Motspur Park station.

• Coffee in the Wood – 99-101 High Street Colliers Wood, London SW19 2JF, United Kingdom

  A charming cafe in Colliers Wood, Coffee in the Wood boasts a fantastic 4.7/5 Google rating. While specific dog amenities aren't detailed, its listing as a dog-friendly venue suggests a welcoming atmosphere for both human and canine visitors. Conveniently located right next to Colliers Wood station, it's an easily accessible spot for a relaxing break.

• Pets at Home New Malden – 80 Bushey Rd, Raynes Park, London SW20 0JQ, United Kingdom

  Pets at Home in Raynes Park is a large pet supply store offering services like the Groom Room and Vets4Pets. Well-behaved dogs are welcome in-store, and they offer services like free harness fitting and weight checks, making it easy to shop for your furry friend. It's a convenient stop for all your pet needs in South West London, a short walk from Raynes Park station.

• Fire Stables – 27-29 Church Rd, London SW19 5DQ, United Kingdom

  Fire Stables is a Young's pub at 27-29 Church Road in Wimbledon Village. It describes itself as Wimbledon Village's most-loved local, a sun dappled, laid-back pub in the heart of the Village with a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The bar makes cocktails alongside a selection of craft beers, wines and spirits, and alcohol-free options are available. In the kitchen, the pub says its Head Chef champions British farmers and producers, with brunch plates on Saturday mornings, sandwiches and lighter lunches during the week, and a more indulgent menu in the evening. Sundays are for roasts with Yorkshire puddings and pub gravy. It also has semi-private spaces for celebrations. For dog owners, the pub says it welcomes dogs after a walk on the Common, with complimentary treats and water served in a dish. The nearest stations are Wimbledon, an 11 minute walk, and Dundonald Road, 15 minutes away.

• Pets at Home Wimbledon – plough lane retail park, Plough Ln, London SW17 0BW, United Kingdom

  Pets at Home Wimbledon is listed by the chain as the Pet Care Centre Wimbledon, at Plough Lane Retail Park on Plough Lane. It covers the Merton area and sells pet supplies, with a vets and a grooming service attached to the store. The branch page lists nutrition consultations and live animals in store, namely hamsters, guinea pigs, rats, gerbils and fish. Grooming and vets appointments are booked through enquiry links on the page. Like other stores in the chain, it offers One Hour Click & Collect, so online orders can be picked up within an hour of being placed. For dog owners, the recorded amenity is dogs welcome indoors. The chain says its stores welcome well-behaved dogs, which must be kept on a lead and under control at all times. The nearest station is Haydons Road, about seven minutes on foot. Wimbledon Park is around 14 minutes away and Tooting Broadway about 15.

• The Pet Vet Morden, Mitcham & Wimbledon – 145 Morden Rd, Mitcham CR4 4DB, UK

  The Pet Vet Morden, Mitcham & Wimbledon is an independent veterinary surgery at 145 Morden Road, Mitcham. It is located next to Ravensbury Park and serves Morden, Mitcham, Wimbledon and the surrounding areas. The website lists free customer parking. The surgery offers routine and emergency treatment, with X-ray, ultrasound and dental X-ray among its facilities. Other non-routine procedures are carried out at the surgery by its own team of vets. It opens every day of the week with no surcharge for weekend appointments, even for unregistered customers. Monthly or annual plans are offered to cover preventive healthcare. The Pet Vet describes itself as independent and family-owned. Its founder says the first The Pet Vet surgery was established in 2011. This page is about the Morden site, and the team listing on it includes vets and registered veterinary nurses. Paws of London records that the practice treats dogs.

• M.E.D Coffee & Movement – 18 Watermill Wy, London SW19 2RD, United Kingdom

  M.E.D Coffee & Movement is a cafe at 18 Watermill Way in Southfields, in the London Borough of Merton. The name stands for Mind Energy Determination, and the cafe says it is located in Merton Abbey Mills, where it aims to champion a community that seeks to eat, move and live well. The kitchen makes paninis and salads daily, and the cafe bakes its own pastries and cakes. The coffee is roasted by Capital, a family-run business located just round the corner, and there is decaf available too. Seating includes a heated and covered pergola, so sitting outside does not depend on the weather. For dog owners, Paws of London records dogs as welcome indoors, and the outdoor seating has heaters. The editorial check on file simply notes the venue as dog friendly. The nearest stations are South Wimbledon, an 8 minute walk, then Colliers Wood and Morden Road, each about 10 minutes on foot.

• Travelodge London Raynes Park – Durham House, 1 Amity Grove, Raynes Park, London SW20 0LQ, United Kingdom

  Travelodge London Raynes Park is a budget-friendly hotel in the quiet south London suburb of Raynes Park, just a 2-minute walk from Raynes Park station. As a Travelodge property, it's part of a chain known for welcoming four-legged guests, making it a practical base for dog owners exploring southwest London. The hotel offers no-frills accommodation ideal for short stays with your pup.

Cafes: Dog cafes in London, grouped by area.

Nearest Stations

• Motspur Park (3 venues)
• Colliers Wood (2 venues)
• Tooting Broadway (2 venues)
• Haydons Road (2 venues)
• Wimbledon Park (2 venues)

Neighbourhoods in Merton

• Colliers Wood (3 venues)

Are there dog-friendly cafes in Merton?

Yes, Merton has several dog-friendly cafes to choose from. Coffee in the Wood in Colliers Wood boasts a 4.7/5 Google rating and was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews), and it's right by the station (0 min walk). M.E.D Coffee & Movement in Southfields states on its website that dogs are welcome and offers heated outdoor seating, making it a cosy option year-round.

Which dog-friendly venues in Merton have outdoor seating?

Across the 8 venues listed on this page, 3 of 8 have outdoor seating. The Greyhound in Carshalton states on its website that dogs are welcome and features an enclosed garden that's sunny all day, overlooking the village ponds. M.E.D Coffee & Movement states on its website that dogs are welcome and provides heated outdoor seating at Merton Abbey Mills, perfect for cooler weather.

Are there any dog-friendly pubs in Merton?

Fire Stables in Colliers Wood is a welcoming pub with a 4.4/5 rating that was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). The Greyhound in Carshalton, a newly renovated traditional pub with a 4.4/5 rating, states on its website that dogs are welcome both indoors and in the enclosed garden. Glasshouse in New Malden was also checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews) and is just 1 min walk from the station.

Where can I buy pet supplies in Merton with my dog?

Pets Corner in Morden was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews) and offers ID tag engraving, raw dog food and harness fitting services. Pets at Home Wimbledon states on its website that dogs are welcome in-store and has a dedicated grooming salon and Vets4Pets on site, making it a one-stop shop for all your pet care needs.

Which dog-friendly venue in Merton is closest to the station?

Coffee in the Wood in Colliers Wood is right by the station at 0 min walk from Colliers Wood station, making it one of the most accessible options. Glasshouse in New Malden is also extremely convenient at just 1 min walk from New Malden station. Both venues were checked by Paws of London before listing (their websites and recent reviews).

Are all the venues in Merton confirmed as dog-friendly?

Not all venues have their dog policies fully confirmed yet. Of the 8 venues listed on this page, 3 of 8 have a website stating dogs are allowed, and 5 of 8 have no confirmed dog policy yet. We always recommend calling ahead to check the current dog policy, especially if you're travelling from further afield, to avoid any disappointment on arrival.