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Dog Walking in South London with your dog
Peckham Rye Park
A great place for a dog walk in South London is Peckham Rye Park. With over 113 acres of open space, trails, and a Japanese garden there’s plenty to keep you busy as well as a cafe to keep you refreshed during your walk.
Crystal Palace Park
If you’re looking for a full day out with a Jurassic Park feel then this is the park for you. Whether you’re looking after a dog in South London or taking your pup for a walk, Crystal Palace Park should be on your list. With dinosaurs (statues), a maze, it’s own farm, a museum, terraces and a boating lake there’s plenty to keep you amused.
Richmond Park
A guide to South London wouldn’t be complete without mentioning Richmond Park. The biggest royal park in London and home to many free roaming deer it really is a great place to spend an afternoon, offering plenty of open space for games of fetch!
Greenwich Park
If you’re looking for some new dog walks Greenwich Park makes for a pretty pawsome day out. Home to the scenic Queen’s Orchard and one of the largest open green spaces in South East London, Greenwich Park makes a lovely picnic spot in summer months.
Where to eat in South London with your dog
Brewdog Clapham Junction
Brewdog provides a great doggy friendly pitstop for any dog walker and their furry friend. Water and ear ruffles are provided for your pup and you can pick from a range of craft beers and sourdough pizzas. If you really enjoy yourself you can also pick up a brewdog collar for your pup. Pawsome!
The Rosendale West Dulwich
If you are dog minding for the weekend The Rosendale offers three gardens as well as inside seating for you and your pooch. Their menu is largely free range and local and whether you fancy steak or a roast with all the trimmings, they are happy to box up any doggy friendly leftovers for you to take home, which is guaranteed to put a smile on your pups face.
The Pig & Whistle Wandsworth
This place had to get a mention as they don’t just provide water, tennis balls and free bonio’s (which is pretty wagnificent anyway) but they have their very own doggy menu. Whether your pup fancies a light snack, a doggy beer or some organic cheese and apple treats, The Pig & Whistle have you covered. There’s an even larger menu for dog walkers and minders too!
M Restaurant
If you’re out dog walking in South London and feel like treating yourself there’s nowhere more pawsome than M Restaurant in Victoria Street. You can bring your pup to M Restaurant at any time but on Saturday’s they offer a six legs brunch for you and your furry friend priced at £35 per human and pup - including a £5 donation to a canine charity.
Local vets in South London
London Veterinary Surgeries
London Veterinary Surgeries is a network of veterinary practices over South London, with 8 different surgeries all providing the very best care for your animals. If you are a dog walker in South London and need to find a vet near you, then take a look at their website to find your nearest practice.
Pet shops in South London
Pet Pavillion
If you are borrowing a dog in South London and feel like treating your pooch then a good place to start is Pet Pavillion. With three out of their four branches based in South London you have a good chance of being able to reach one of them. Their services include grooming and pampering, they also sell a range of blankets, toys, clothing and accessories - making it the perfect treat pitstop.
Creature Company
As well as food and treats, Creature Company in Wimbledon offer grooming, washing, blow-drying, teeth brushing and face trims. Head here if your pooch needs a spruce and pamper after a long walk.