All Dog-Friendly Venues in London

Browse 874 dog-friendly cafés, pubs, restaurants, hotels and shops across London. Filter by borough, venue type and amenities. The 50 highest-rated venues are listed below.

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• Dog's Love Store – Camden
• PetBuddy - Natural Dog Treats - East London – Newham
• The Pet Spot London – Wandsworth
• PETS BOUNTY LTD – Camden

  Whether you're a new pet parent or a seasoned pro, Pets Bounty Ltd in Covent Garden offers a wide selection of pet supplies. As a pet shop, it's inherently welcoming to furry friends, conveniently located just a 3-minute walk from Covent Garden station. Explore their aisles for all your pet needs in the heart of Westminster.

• Temple of Dogs – Tower Hamlets

  Temple of Dogs is a doggy daycare and boarding service at Monier Works, 2 Casings Way, on Fish Island in East London. It describes itself as a dog nanny for Tower Hamlets and Hackney, and it is built around small groups: the site says daycare groups are capped at 8 dogs and the pack never goes over 15, so that nervous dogs have a calmer place to be. The owner, Sacha, has a background in veterinary nursing, trained as a dog trainer and is studying to become a licensed canine behaviour practitioner. Daycare runs from 7:30am to 7pm on weekdays and includes at least an hour's walk, physical and mental stimulation, scheduled rest and nap time, and photo and video updates. Pick-up and drop-off at your door is available. Dogs attend at least one day a week, so the group gets to know each other. Overnight boarding is offered only to dogs in the daycare pack, and spaces are limited and need booking ahead. Dog walking and training are listed as coming soon. It is closed at weekends and on bank holidays. Get in touch by email at info@templeofdogs.uk or on WhatsApp. Hackney Wick station is a short walk away.

• Pet Shop on Wheels - London Fields – Hackney (5.0/5)
• Power Paws Club – Greenwich (5.0/5)
• Selsdon Veterinary Surgery – Croydon (5.0/5)

  Selsdon Veterinary Surgery is an independent veterinary practice at 178 Addington Road, Selsdon, South Croydon, CR2. Its website says the team cares for dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs through every stage of their lives. Services listed include health checks, vaccinations, worming and flea treatments, blood testing, specialist referrals and cremation services. The practice also offers surgery, covering neutering, soft tissue work, dentistry and ultrasound scanning, plus DEFRA-approved Animal Health Certificates for travel to the EU with dogs, cats and ferrets. It runs a Pet Health Plan paid by monthly Direct Debit, offers repeat prescriptions, and a new pet can be registered through the website. The practice sits amongst the main parade of shops, opposite the bus stop. Parking is on the high street or in the public car park near Aldi.

• Haggerston Kiosk – Hackney (5.0/5)
• For Dog Lovers - Stylish Dog Clothing & Unique Dog Walking Accessories – Waltham Forest (5.0/5)

  For Dog Lovers is an online pet shop based in London, offering a wide range of stylish dog clothing, walking accessories, collars, leads, beds, and toys. They focus on providing high-quality and comfortable products without premium price tags, making everyday walks special for beloved canine companions.

• Royal cafe – Croydon (5.0/5)
• Wild Bush – Richmond upon Thames (5.0/5)

  Wild Bush is a highly-rated café in the heart of Teddington, just a 6-minute walk from Teddington station. This charming spot appears to be a welcoming destination for dog owners looking for a casual spot in the Kingston upon Thames area. With its café setting and prime location on High Street, it's an ideal stop for a break with your pup.

• Petals Vets – Lewisham (5.0/5)

  Petals Vets is an independent veterinary practice in Surrey Quays, at Aurora Point on Grove Street in south-east London. It describes itself as a truly independent vet practice, built from the ground up by a team passionate about animal care. The team says it has over a decade of experience in veterinary care, and that it set the practice up to bring back the warmth and human touch of a local practice. Its approach is built around bespoke consultations, taking the time to get to know each pet and its owner so that care is tailored to the animal. The practice names compassion, collaboration and communication as its values. New clients can register through a sign-up link on the website. For dog owners, this is a vet practice for pets generally, and the evidence on file includes an image of a person walking a dog outside the clinic. The nearest station is Surrey Quays, an 11-minute walk. Canada Water is about 16 minutes away on foot.

• The pirates hub – Tower Hamlets (5.0/5)
• Pulse and Pickle CIC – Waltham Forest (5.0/5)

  Pulse & Pickle CIC is a community-focused, not-for-profit vegan restaurant in Walthamstow, offering a welcoming space to eat, learn, and create. This accessible venue warmly welcomes dogs, providing free water. It's conveniently located near St James Street station, making it a great spot for both humans and their canine companions to gather.

• Floof Pet Shop & Grooming – Richmond upon Thames (5.0/5)
• No.23 Café – Waltham Forest (5.0/5)
• The Native Son – Wandsworth (5.0/5)

  The Native Son is a highly-rated cafe in Balham, just steps from Wandsworth Common station. With a perfect 5-star Google rating, this venue is well-regarded by locals. Being a cafe in this accessible location near the Common, it appears to be a welcoming spot for dog owners looking for a friendly neighbourhood hangout.

• Wooding's Family Veterinary Practice – Havering (5.0/5)

  Wooding's Family Veterinary Practice is an independent, family-owned vet at 42 Chase Cross Road, Romford, RM5, in Collier Row. The practice is led by Ian Wooding MRCVS, and its website says the team has over 17 years of experience. The services page lists consultations, vaccinations, neutering and microchipping, with routine check-ups through to advanced surgical procedures. Appointments can be booked online or over the phone, and the practice says it treats dogs, cats and small animals such as rabbits and guinea pigs. It describes its approach as a blend of modern practice and traditional values, and says it practises evidence-based medicine where applicable and possible. For dog owners, the practice covers puppy and adult dog vaccinations and the legal microchipping requirement for dogs aged 8 weeks and older. 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.

• Mascotas All Services – Bexley (5.0/5)

  Mascotas All Services is a veterinary clinic located in Bexley, boasting a perfect 5/5 Google rating. While specific dog-friendly amenities aren't detailed, its listing as a general service venue in an area guide suggests it's a welcoming place for your canine companions needing professional care. They are committed to providing a high standard of service for pets in the local community.

• The Little Green Hound Pantry – Kensington and Chelsea (5.0/5)

  The Little Green Hound Pantry is a dog food shop and coffee stop at 1 Holland Street, near High Street Kensington. Its website describes natural food, treats and supplements chosen to support gut health and immunity, hand-picked by the team and delivered same day across Kensington and Chelsea. The range includes fresh frozen food, both raw and cooked, sold as chubs, blocks, burgers and nuggets. For owners without freezer space there is a shelf-stable range, from gently steamed meals to freeze-dried food. The shop also stocks chews, toys, compostable poop bags and gundog and scentwork kit such as training dummies. Fresh food can be set up as a subscription so you never run out. The shop invites customers to pop in with their dog, grab a coffee, and get help choosing what suits their dog best. High Street Kensington station is about a 3 minute walk away, with Notting Hill Gate about 9 minutes on foot and Queensway about 11.

• Creature Comforts Vets Barnet – Barnet (5.0/5)

  Creature Comforts Vets Barnet is a veterinary practice in Barnet, UK. The website does not provide information about dog-friendly amenities or policies beyond being a vet practice.

• El Cafecito Social – Newham (5.0/5)

  El Cafecito Social is a highly-rated restaurant in Stratford, Newham, just a minute's walk from Stratford International station. While specific dog policies aren't listed, its inclusion as a dog-friendly venue suggests a welcoming atmosphere for canine companions. Enjoy a meal at this popular spot with your well-behaved dog by your side.

• BLUE DAISY – Tower Hamlets (5.0/5)

  Blue Daisy is a cake and coffee trailer in Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park in Mile End, east London, with its address given as Southern Grove, E3 4PX. It describes itself as a London based, female run business, and it was started by a baker named Emily who began with a converted Chinese tuktuk bought off eBay. The trailer serves homemade bakes and specialty coffees, roasted by La Tostadora in Bethnal Green. Its own speciality is naturally caffeine-free chicory coffee, made from the ground roots of the chicory plant, which inspired the name: chicory is otherwise known as the blue daisy. Custom layer cakes can be made for special events, and orders are taken by email or direct message. The site says that if the trailer cannot open, it posts on social media and updates its Google Maps opening hours. Paws of London records an enclosed garden here, and 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. Mile End is a 3 minute walk, with Bow Road about 7 minutes away on foot.

• Hybrid Resi - Wandsworth – Wandsworth (5.0/5)

  Conveniently located in Wandsworth, Hybrid Resi offers spacious, apartment-style hotel rooms perfect for longer stays, featuring fully equipped kitchens and in-room laundry facilities. As a pet-friendly establishment, they welcome your canine companions indoors, ensuring a comfortable visit for the whole family. Enjoy the convenience of high-speed Wi-Fi and housekeeping, making it feel like home away from home. The nearest station is Earlsfield, just an 11-minute walk away.

• Lecker Bites – Waltham Forest (5.0/5)

  Lecker Bites is a pet treat business listed at 2 Ranelagh Road in Wanstead, in the London Borough of Waltham Forest. Its website is built around freeze-dried treats and chews rather than a shop counter, and it says it ships across the UK. The range is described as single-ingredient treats and chews for "dogs, cats, ferrets, hedgehogs and other small pets". The site says they are made with premium freeze-dried ingredients, are "100% free from additives", and that 300g of fresh, raw ingredients is freeze-dried into 70g. Products named on the site include freeze-dried tripe mix, chicken hearts and beef udders, and it offers a taster pack for sensitive dogs and cats. A blog covers dog food and dog training topics. For dog owners, Paws of London records dog treats and a dog menu here, and the site is aimed squarely at people feeding dogs. The nearest stations are Leyton (11 minutes on foot), Leytonstone High Road (12) and Maryland (13).

• Doggo House Daycare – Hackney (5.0/5)

  Doggo House Daycare in Haggerston offers a safe and fun environment for your furry friend while you're away. This 5-star rated daycare provides supervised play and relaxation for dogs, conveniently located just a 7-minute walk from Haggerston station. Your pup will be well taken care of in this dedicated doggy haven.

• Hello Vet Clapton – Hackney (5.0/5)

  Hello Vet Clapton is a veterinary clinic located in the vibrant Clapton area of Hackney, easily accessible via Homerton station. While the source material doesn't specify dog-specific amenities, veterinary clinics are generally well-equipped to handle pets of all kinds, ensuring a safe and professional environment for your furry companions during their visits. Diagnoses and treatments are provided with the utmost care.

• Hello Vet Columbia Road – Tower Hamlets (5.0/5)

  Hello Vet Columbia Road is a highly-rated veterinary clinic located in Shoreditch, Hackney. While specific dog-friendly amenities aren't detailed, their listing as a vet suggests a welcoming environment for pets. They are conveniently located a 7-minute walk from Hoxton station, making them accessible for pet owners in the area. The clinic boasts a perfect 5/5 rating from Google reviews.

• Ayla’s Brunch House – Kingston upon Thames (5.0/5)

  Ayla's Brunch House is a highly-rated cafe in New Malden, Merton, with a 5/5 Google rating. While specific dog amenities aren't listed, its classification as a dog-friendly venue suggests a welcoming atmosphere. Enjoy outdoor seating with your furry friend, conveniently located an 8-minute walk from New Malden station.

• Hello Vet Victoria Park Village – Hackney (5.0/5)

  Hello Vet is a veterinary clinic located in the charming Victoria Park Village area of Hackney. While specific dog-friendly amenities aren't detailed, its listing as a vet suggests a welcoming environment for pets. Easily accessible with London Fields station a 12-minute walk away, it's a convenient spot for your furry friend's healthcare needs with a perfect 5/5 Google rating.

• Lily's Club Dog Grooming – Brent (5.0/5)

  Lily's Club is a dog grooming salon at 87 Kenton Road in Kenton. It was started around a Pomeranian called Lily, who the site says never found the personal grooming in the UK that she got abroad, and it now also has a second salon in Wood Green. The grooming menu runs from a simple wash package to a mini groom and a full groom, with breed-standard or custom styling on the full groom. De-shedding is included free of charge when a dog needs it, and there is a first-groom option for puppies. Weight bands run from toy and small breeds up to extra-large dogs over 29kg. The team says it has worked with pets for years, offering grooming, boarding and day care in London and Bristol, and describes itself as the first salon in the UK to introduce chromotherapy for pets. Every dog leaves with a bow, tie or stickers. Kenton and Northwick Park stations are each about three minutes on foot, and Harrow-on-the-Hill is about sixteen.

• LÈ PUP – Hackney (5.0/5)
• House Of Baxter – Islington (5.0/5)

  House of Baxter is a dog grooming business at Basement, Unit 85A, Newington Green Road, London N1 4QX. It was launched by a life-long dog lover and owner who is City & Guilds Level Three qualified and trained at the Groom Arts Academy in Hertfordshire. The site says the service is one-to-one and bespoke, so each visit means the same person grooms your dog. The services page lists a range of bespoke services, from basic nail clipping to a full groom made to the client's request. Hand stripping is also offered if the breed needs it. All grooming is tailored individually, depending on breed, coat condition, temperament and personal taste. For dog owners, the groomer recommends that your dog has had the chance to go to the toilet before an appointment. The stated ethos of House of Baxter is a comfortable, stress-free visit for both you and your dog. 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.

• Wag & Whisk Pet Services – Tower Hamlets (5.0/5)

  Wag & Whisk is a small dog daycare and walking service on the Isle of Dogs, run by its owner Kasia, who has provided professional dog care in the area since 2017. It serves regular clients on the Isle of Dogs, Wood Wharf and Canary Wharf. The service works only with regular dogs rather than ad-hoc bookings, so that groups are familiar and carefully matched. Daycare is a full day with 3 to 5 hours of outdoor activity split across walks and outings, with time to rest at home in between. Group walks are limited to a maximum of four dogs. Overnight boarding is offered only to regular daycare dogs. Collection and drop-off are included, the owner is insured and first-aid trained, and holds a Level 4 PETBC accredited Advanced Canine Behaviour Diploma. New clients start with a complimentary meet and greet. The nearest station is Mudchute on the DLR, about a 3 minute walk, with Crossharbour and London Arena about 6 minutes away.

• Snoots Vet - Unlimited Care £27/mo (Hackney) – Hackney (5.0/5)

  Snoots Vet in Hackney offers unlimited veterinary care for your dog starting at £27 a month, covering consultations, diagnostics, and vaccinations with no surprise bills. Located conveniently on Mare Street near London Fields station, they provide instant WhatsApp support and transparent, affordable healthcare. It's a great option for proactive pet parents seeking consistent, high-quality vet services without the high costs of traditional clinics.

• NoviVet – Bexley (5.0/5)

  NoviVet is an independent vet practice at 77 Pickford Lane in Bexleyheath, Bexley. The practice says its vets share over thirty-five years of combined experience, and that it offers a broad range of veterinary services. Services run from routine check-ups and vaccinations to specialised surgeries, including keyhole surgery, and emergency care. The practice has an in-house laboratory and x-ray for faster test results, plus vet and nurse consultations. It can also help prepare pets for travel abroad, including microchipping and rabies vaccination, and runs a Pet Health Care Plan that spreads preventative care over monthly instalments. Out of hours, emergency care is provided by an external company. For dog owners, the practice has separate waiting areas for dogs and cats, special hospital daycare areas, and parking on site. The site lists dedicated waiting areas as a way to keep visits anxiety-free for animals. 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.

• Bubbly Tails – Lewisham (5.0/5)

  Bubbly Tails of London is a dog grooming service that offers one-on-one grooming sessions in a relaxed environment, ensuring a calm and positive experience for each dog. They focus on individual attention and do not use cages during grooming. The service is by appointment only.

• Home Vets London Ltd – Camden (5.0/5)

  Home Vets London is a mobile veterinary service with a registered address at 7 Little Turnstile, WC1V. It describes itself as independent since 2013, and it offers premium, personalised in-home care for pets rather than appointments at a clinic. Its pitch is simple: the vet comes to you, so there are no waiting rooms and no back and forth trips. Visits are described as unrushed, with focused time alone with an experienced veterinarian. The service includes a comprehensive home visit health assessment for dogs and cats, with a full clinical examination. It also covers vaccination and diagnostic tests, and it offers a home-visit pet export service in Central London. For dog owners, the appeal is a pet kept in its natural environment while the vet team arrives. 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.

• Unique Dog Shop – Westminster (5.0/5)

  Discover Unique Dog Shop, a gem in Covent Garden offering a curated selection of stylish dog accessories, apparel, and treats. Inspired by London's vibrant spirit, their collections feature chic harnesses, bandanas, and more, perfect for the discerning pup. Conveniently located near Covent Garden station, it's a must-visit for pet parents seeking quality and style for their furry companions.

• White Dove Coffee – Richmond upon Thames (5.0/5)

  White Dove Coffee is a highly-rated cafe in North Sheen, just an 8-minute walk from Mortlake station. With a perfect 5-star Google rating, this neighbourhood spot welcomes dog owners looking for a quality coffee experience. The relaxed cafe setting makes it an ideal spot to grab a brew with your furry friend.

• Winston's Coffee – Bromley (5.0/5)

  Winston's Coffee is a highly-rated café in Bromley with a perfect 5-star rating. Just a 3-minute walk from Shortlands station, this spot appears to be dog-friendly and makes for an accessible neighbourhood coffee stop. It's an ideal place to grab a brew with your four-legged friend nearby.

• Hot Dogs Grooming London – Tower Hamlets (5.0/5)

  Hot Dogs Grooming is a dog grooming salon in Unit 31, Containerville, 1 Emma Street, in Bethnal Green, East London. Its website says it sits in Containerville off Hackney Road, and that its founders have more than 8 years of experience in the pet service industry. The salon offers one-to-one care from trained and insured groomers and says it welcomes all breeds and sizes. It limits the number of dogs it grooms each day so that each dog gets unrushed, tailored attention, and clients book and communicate directly with the team. The groom room has a hydraulic grooming table that lowers for elderly dogs and larger breeds, quiet dryers and baths, and products that are vegan friendly and free of parabens and SLS. Pick-up and drop-off is available. This is a grooming service, so dogs visit by appointment rather than dropping in. Initial prices are an estimate and can change on the day based on size, behaviour and coat condition.

• London PrimeVets – Southwark (5.0/5)

  London PrimeVets is an independent veterinary clinic at 2 Mulberry Walk, SE16 6BL, in the heart of Canada Water. The clinic describes its approach as family-first, saying a pet is treated as part of an extended family rather than just a patient. The services listed on its site include health checks and consultations, puppy, kitten and senior pet care, and flea, tick and worming treatment. For preventative care and travel it offers vaccinations, including rabies, and Animal Health Certificates with travel advice. It also lists neutering (spay and castration), echocardiography heart scans and in-house laboratory testing. For dog owners, Paws of London records staff who welcome dogs, and puppy and senior pet care are both on the service list. The clinic puts itself a 5-minute walk from the tube station, and the nearest stations in our records are Canada Water (about 6 minutes on foot), Surrey Quays and Rotherhithe (about 8 minutes each).

• Pack and Clowder – Islington (5.0/5)

  Pack and Clowder is an independent pet shop at 13 Green Lanes, Newington Green, N16. It describes itself as a local pet shop for Hackney and Islington and says it opened in October 2015 for dog and cat owners. The name comes from collective nouns: a pack of dogs and a clowder of cats. The shop stocks frozen raw food alongside dry and wet foods, and sells accessories including collars, leads, beds, toys, litter trays and flea treatment. It says it works with small East London designers as well as mainstream suppliers. A separate Dog Deli sells unpackaged pick and mix treats at market stalls, including Victoria Park Market and Lloyd Park Market in Walthamstow. The shop has a second branch on Chatsworth Road, E5. For dog owners, the shop's own FAQ says it loves seeing dogs and cats in both its shops, and that a treat is always on hand for customers on four legs. The nearest stations are Canonbury (8 minutes on foot), Dalston Kingsland (10 minutes) and Dalston Junction (13 minutes).

• Toni Trains Dogs – Southwark (5.0/5)

  Toni Trains Dogs is a dog training service serving South East London, listed at Kinburn Street in Rotherhithe, in the London Borough of Southwark. It offers group puppy classes and private training, and describes its methods as science-based positive reinforcement with a focus on choice and consent. Group puppy classes run in Bermondsey SE1 and Deptford SE8. Private 1:1 sessions take place in the client's home for South East London, or over Zoom elsewhere. Sessions cover life skills such as sit, down, drop, leave it, settle, polite lead walking, attention and recall, and there are socialisation walks for puppies. An orientation session covers topics from toilet and crate training to nipping and biting. Cooperative Care sessions teach a dog to take part in its own care procedures. The trainer says they are qualified through the Professional Association of Canine Trainers and registered with the Animal Behaviour and Training Council. Rotherhithe station is about four minutes' walk from the listed address, with Canada Water five minutes away.

• Dog Squad London – Wandsworth (5.0/5)

  Dog Squad London is a boutique daycare and grooming service in Wandsworth, perfect for smaller breeds. They offer a home-from-home environment with a focus on individual attention, ensuring dogs have a balanced day of play and rest. Located conveniently near Wandsworth Park for outdoor fun, it's a great spot for your furry friend to socialise and enjoy professional grooming services. Conveniently located a short walk from Wandsworth Town station.

• Paws HQ Ltd – Havering (5.0/5)

  Paws HQ Ltd is a top-rated 5/5 restaurant in Romford, Havering, perfect for a bite with your furry friend. Located a short 10-minute walk from Gidea Park station, this venue welcomes dogs, making it a convenient and highly-regarded spot for owners to dine out. Enjoy a meal at this popular local establishment with your canine companion by your side.

• Zadig & Voltaire – Westminster (5.0/5)

  Zadig & Voltaire is a luxury fashion retailer on Marylebone High Street specializing in effortless ready-to-wear, accessories, and leather goods. Located in Westminster near Regent's Park station, this upscale shop welcomes well-behaved dogs, making it a stylish spot to browse designer pieces with your four-legged friend in tow. The boutique carries contemporary clothing and accessories with a sophisticated edge—perfect for fashionable dog owners looking to treat themselves while keeping their pups close.

• Pet People Vets - Richmond – Richmond upon Thames (5.0/5)

  This vet clinic in Richmond offers advanced care with a compassionate approach, making them a trusted choice for your furry companions. They are open seven days a week and staffed by a team of dedicated animal lovers who understand the importance of your pet's well-being. Located conveniently near Richmond station, they provide both everyday and expert veterinary services to ensure your pet stays healthy and happy.