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Dog Walking in Glasgow
Alexandra Park
If you’re dog sitting in Glasgow and are looking for a short dog walk and possibly a picnic (weather permitting) then head to Alexandra Park. With maintained paths and flower beds as well as two ponds to explore, this makes for a chilled afternoon stroll with your pup.
Boden Boo & Erskine Beach
As recommended by one of our lovely owners - this is a totally pawsome place for walkies. There are a number of woodland walks as well as a few trails to take you down to Erskine beach where your pup can take a swim. Be sure to pack a picnic as there are plenty of seats to rest while your pup makes friends with the other dogs on the beach.
Dalmuir Park
Extending over an area of approximately 7 hectares, Dalmuir Park was originally a designed landscape. With an abundance of flowers, lots of open space as well as designated picnic areas this makes for a great dog walk especially in warmer months.
Cathkin Braes Country Park
This is a slightly more rough and ready park, perfect if you’re a seasoned dog walker in Glasgow looking to pop your wellies on and get stuck into a challenging walk. The views are second to none and well worth the hilly inclines.
Chatelherault Country Park
When mentioning dog walks in Glasgow it’s only fair that Chatelherault Country Park should get a mention. Come rain or shine this is a great big open space with many riverside paths to explore, beautiful in all seasons.
Cowan Park
If you’re walking a dog in Glasgow and are looking for somewhere with plenty of open space for endless games of fetch this is the park for you. With mainly flat terrain and great views, Cowan Park is a perfect Sunday afternoon walk.
Where to eat in Glasgow with your dog
If all that dog walking has left you a bit peckish why not check out some of our favourite pooch friendly lunch spots.
The Bungo
A local gastro pub with an extensive menu of all day mains and fine wines. Stop by, for a bite to eat and unwind with your four legged friend - the pulled pork chilli comes highly recommended!
The Crafty Pig
The name of this place alone is pretty pawsome but with cosy booths, good sized portions and pooch’s more than welcome, this makes for a great lunch pitstop. Check out their instagram for a healthy dose of food envy.
The 13th Note
Self proclaimed “lovers of dogs” this is a bar with a twist. An independent music venue hosting gigs and comedy with a menu suitable for vegetarians and vegans as well as welcoming pooches with open arms. Prepare for your pup to be spoilt and fussed as soon as they set paw in this bar.
DryGate
If you’re a dog sitter in Glasgow looking for a lively brunch spot with a great doggy friendly deck, then Drygate is for you. From craft beer and truffled mac ‘n’ cheese for humans, plus water and ear ruffles for your pup, there is something for everyone.
Local vets in Glasgow
Vets4Pets
If you’re borrowing a dog in Glasgow, it’s always nice to know where your nearest vet is located. Open Monday-Sunday, Vets4Pets offers a range of services. From emergency cover, X-rays, Dentistry and an in-house laboratory your pup should be in good hands.
The Roundhouse Veterinary Hospital
Located in Auldhouse Retail Park and offering facilities with a separate dog and cat waiting area and consultation rooms to limit the chances of fur flying. Services include check ups, vaccinations and in-house cardiology.
Pet shops in Glasgow
The Pet Place
If it’s Artisan treats and a selection of toys you’re looking for, head to The Pet Place. With a range of personalised diamante leather dog collar’s, your pooch is guaranteed to leave with a sparkle in their step.
Pets at Home
If you’re looking for treats, grooming and apparel all under one roof then Pets at Home has you covered. From puppies to adult dogs all the way through to senior dogs, there is something for every pup.
VIP Pets
If you’re looking after a dog in Glasgow and want to buy them a little treat why not check out VIP Pets. With a whole section of their store dedicated to pup treats, there’s sure to be something to get your dog’s tail wagging.
If you’re keen to find someone to look after your dog in Glasgow why not check out the lovely borrowers in your area and see if there’s a pawfect match for your pooch.