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10 Dog-Friendly Places In Singapore That Every Pawrent Ought To Know

Fluffy ones. Drooly ones. Ones that love to smile. The Singaporean love affair with our four-legged friends is renowned. Our dogs are our family members. They share a bed with us, their grooming regimen is often as elaborate as an adolescent's, and plenty of them even have their very own social media accounts.

So what better way to spend the weekends than with the people and the furkids we love? At these fabulous pet-friendly spots, both you and your dog are more than welcome. Just remember to always be in control of your pooch, leash them and scoop their poop!

To help you get your travel bug started, we have compiled what we consider as the 10 must-go destinations for you and your furkid to visit. These places are arranged based on their location to aid you in case you wish to visit several of these places in one day. The following places are sure to excite and entertain your dog. Let’s get started!

EASTERN PART OF SINGAPORE

1. East Coast Park Dog Run


Have a pawsome time with your doggie at East Coast Park’s dog run!  Located at Parkland Green within East Coast Park (ECP), the rectangular-shaped 0.2-hectare dog park is the largest dog run in the East. The thoughtfully-designed space has 3 entrances that can be helpful for diffusing the crowd which is typically concentrated around the main entrance of parks. Hence, your beloved furkid will have plenty of space to sprint about freely, while socialising with other dogs. As the place is spacious, you have lots of room to play games that require plenty of space (e.g tossing then fetching toys like frisbees and balls). Unlike your home, over here, you do not need to worry about knocking over any fragile items like vases. Thus, you and your furkid can have a whale of a time playing about freely—with minimal space restrictions.


Because there is a slight incline in the dog run’s grass patch,  your doggie will also get to challenge themselves by running both uphill and downhill. Moreover, the area has 1 water point that you can head to if your dog needs to hydrate itself after its rigorous play at the dog run. The water point’s free running water can also be used to wash your dog’s muddy paws after its adventure at the grass patch.

Pro tip: if you are unsatisfied with washing your dog from merely 1 water point because you think that you need more amenities and grooming items, head over to Pet Master’s Do-It-Yourself (DIY) dog wash. It’s literally just a stone’s throw away—as it only takes about 1 minute to walk from ECP dog run to the grooming rooms)! If the aforementioned problem frustrates you, do read on to find out where you can learn more about Pet Master’s 2 grooming rooms which are specially designed to resolve your pain point.

East Coast Park Dog Run| East Coast Park Service Rd| (Photo credit: @kiathowsg)


2.  Paws 4 Splash- Dog Water Playground

Paws 4 splash

Pawrents rejoice! Now, you and your doggie can have a splashing good time at ECP’s first pet-friendly water playground. The 0.9m deep swimming pool with cold sanitised water can accommodate 4 large dogs as well as 4 adults. Hence, you can join your furkid in a pool filled with many colourful floating balls! At the pool, your dog will get to stretch its canine legs by swimming, fetching the array of floating balls, and even befriending other doggies


Furthermore, Paws 4 Splash has a changing room where pet owners may change into their swimming attire, dry themselves and their pets before leaving the facility.


Your pool booking comes with a complimentary life vest that your furkid can wear during the 30-minute session. Because Pet Master has a comprehensive range of high-quality life vests, rest assured, a suitable vest for your dog regardless of its size will be provided. So, even if your dog is new to swimming, it will be able to learn how to swim safely with the necessary protective gear. The pet life vest coupled with your supervision shall safeguard your dog’s safety. Moreover, the pool is cleaned regularly using a water sanitation system. Hence, the pool’s water is very hygienic.


Only healthy dogs that are up to date on their vaccinations will be allowed in, so pet parents need not worry.

Side note:To get the most out of your time at ECP, you can head to the DIY grooming rooms which are right beside the pool. You will be able to use these DIY grooming rooms to wash, dry, and groom your pets after a day at the beach or the dog run. All the bathing items you need will be provided: fully adjustable hot and cold water settings, turbo blow dryer, adjustable grooming tether loop. shampoo, towel, brush, large tub.




Lastly, besides the Paws 4 Splash and Pet Master’s DIY dog wash, you can also enjoy some retail therapy at the one-stop pet wonderland. Without burning a hole in their wallet, pet parents will be able to treat their pet like a king here! Pet Master Mega Store houses an extensive selection of products, which include foods, treats, grooming tools, toys, healthcare, accessories, feeders, etc. Best of all, since the store is pet-friendly, your pet will have a great time wandering the spacious aisles while you shop!
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Paws 4 Splash| 920 #01-03/04/05/06/07/08 ECP, Parkland Green, Singapore, 4498


CENTRAL REGION OF SINGAPORE


3.
Marina Barrage

Marina Barrage is an excellent place for a picnic or a kite-flying session because it has a stunning view of Singapore's skyline. Indeed, the dazzling scenery there is certainly a sight to behold. Your dog will appreciate the beauty of this destination, as well as adore how windy the place is in the evening.
 
It is important to note, however, that pets are allowed in Marina Barrage’s outdoor areas but not the Water Playground.  Furthermore, you must clean up after your pet and always keep your dog on a leash.

Marina Barrage | 8 Marina Gardens, Singapore 018951 | www.pub.gov.sg | (Photo credit: @HoneyKidsAsia)


4.
Bishan Dog Run



Extremely popular with dog lovers in Singapore, this dog run features a large fenced area where you can ditch the leash and let your furry friend run free and have a bit of fun. One of the few enclosed dog parks catering to the needs of both small, timid dogs and large, high-energy dogs. This park has designated areas for both types of dogs. This thoughtfully-designed place also has a water point where you can collect water to hydrate your dogs after their physical workout here, as well as wash your muddy dog. Besides the dog run, this place also has a small nature trail where you can bring your dog for a relaxing walk.

This dog-friendly hip corner is filled with good vibes, great food. plus great booze. Bring your furry friend along to chill out before heading out for a day of shopping. Look out for their occasional dog events that are a chance for your dog to socialise with other canines. For instance, their doggie dress-up day, competitions, etc.

 Although the dog run is a leash-free zone, areas like car parks and paths leading to the dog run will require you to have your dog on a leash.

Bishan Park | Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1 | www.nparks.gov.sg (Photo credit: Nparks)


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Singapore Botanic Gardens

Don't be fooled by the grand gates at the entrance to the garden, this is a place of great fun for your doggie friend. The Botanic Gardens has an impressive array of gardens with numerous native trees, birds and walking tracks—perfect for a nice walk with your dog.
 
Do you love flora and long walks? If so, Singapore Botanic Gardens is a great place for you to visit because it takes about 2 hours to visit the whole garden. This is because you and your furkid will get to stretch your legs for 2 hours while being surrounded by lush greenery.

Singapore Botanic Gardens | 1 Cluny Road, Singapore 259569 | www.sbg.org.sg | (Photo credit: TripAdvisor)

 
SOUTHERN PART OF SINGAPORE

6. Tanjong Beach

Although Sentosa is a hyper commercialized tourist attraction, there are still some places that you and your furkid can visit for free! Tanjong beach is one example that we recommend.Do you and your doggie love the sun, sea and sand? If so, Tanjong beach will be a great place to visit.

This scenic beach, which is located on the quieter side of Sentosa, attracts many dog owners. If your dog loves to meet and play with other dogs, this is the perfect place for playful canines looking to make some new friends and play the most epic game of fetch in the sea. Remember to carry plenty of drinking water and plastic bags to pick up any mess they make. 

Tanjong Beach | 120 Tanjong Beach Walk, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098942 | www.sentosa.com.sg | (Photo credit: Vanillapup)


7. The Green Corridor South Trail (a.k.a the rail corridor)


The green corridor’s hiking trail is certainly very unique. Once a working railway line that connected the old Tanjong Pagar station to Kuala Lumpur, the abandoned railway is now a trendy dog-friendly hiking trail. Numerous dog owners come here to jog and walk while their furry companions tag along, as both parties take a quick break from the hustle and bustle of city life by embarking on a relaxing trek for a few hours.

Of course, as the place is in the great outdoors, you should also protect yourself by bringing mosquito repellant for both you and your dogs. Note that you need to choose pet-friendly mosquito repellent products to stay safe.

The Green Corridor | Map My Gene Pte. Ltd., 2 Kallang Ave, Singapore 339407 | (Photo credit: @ vaporthegoldie)

WESTERN PART OF SINGAPORE

8.
Jurong Lake Gardens Dog Run



Considered as the biggest nature wonderland in the heartlands (spanning a whopping 90 hectares), Jurong Lake Gardens also houses one of Singapore's biggest public dog runs. The 2,200-square-metre grass field is spacious enough for large dogs to run freely. Additionally, the grass mounds there provide natural obstacles for the dogs to enjoy. To cool down, simply bring your pooch to the nearest water point within the area.

Jurong Lake Gardens  |104 Yuan Ching Rd Singapore 618665  | (Photo credit: Nparks)


NORTHERN PART OF SINGAPORE

9.  
Punggol Park Dog Run

Punggol Park is a small dog park in the northeast that is great for small dogs to run about freely. The pen area has ample space, shade and greenery.  Hence, it’s a comfortable place for your dog to play about. There's also a pond nearby, So, you can have a short dog walk to admire the beautiful waters at Punggol Park.

Punggol Park | Junction of Hougang Avenue 8 and 10  | (Photo credit:Kam Hoe Chaw)


10.
Yishun Park Dog Run

Although Yishun Park Dog run is rather small, the place still attracts plenty of furkids and their owners. If you’re living in the North and want to visit a nearby dog walk, this place will be right up your alley.

Yishun Park Dog Run | Plaza 3, Yishun Park | (Photo credit: @puggyfuzzy) 

Visit One Of These Pawsome Places Today

Have the time of your life with your pet at these pawsome places. Still, remember safety always comes first!
Before you go, do take note that dogs are susceptible to ticks, leeches and worms. There may be other concerns depending on the area you choose to visit. Consult your veterinarian and take the right preventative precautions. Learning to recognise the symptoms and how to treat your dog immediately after a bite is key to safeguarding your dog’s wellbeing.

In addition, it always pays to be well prepared. So, here’s a handy list of items that you will need when you go out with your dog.

To-Pack-List:
 - Plastic Poop Bags
-- Collar with Identification
- Leash
- Harness
- Plenty of Water and Water Bowl
- First Aid Kit
- Wet Wipes


What’s your favourite dog-friendly spot in Singapore? Let us know and we’ll be sure to include it in our blog! :) 


Written by Jolene

Jolene
Jolene is a writer who adores animals. That is why she derives deep satisfaction from researching and writing about animal-related topics.