Dog-friendly Inverness: places to go with your dog
Planning a day out in Inverness with your dog? Here are 17 dog-friendly places in Inverness: vets, shops and hotels & stays – each on the maps.dog map, with what dog owners want to know first.

- Places
- 17
- Vets
- 7
- Shops
- 4
- Hotels & stays
- 2
Dog-friendly vets in Inverness
7 places
- Canalside SurgeryInvernessDogs welcome, details not known yet
- Crown SurgeryArgyle Street 58, IV2 3BB InvernessDogs welcome, details not known yet
- Culloden Veterinary ClinicIV2 7LL InvernessDogs welcome, details not known yet
- Eastgate Veterinary SurgeryInvernessDogs welcome, details not known yet
- Inshes Veterinary CentreIV2 5FF InvernessDogs welcome, details not known yet
- Moray Coast Veterinary GroupCulloden Road, IV2 7HQ InvernessDogs welcome, details not known yet
- Scottish Vet ReferralsIV2 5NA InvernessDogs welcome, details not known yet
Dog-friendly shops in Inverness
4 places
Dog-friendly hotels & stays in Inverness
2 places
Dog-friendly places in Inverness
2 places
Dog-friendly cafés in Inverness
1 place
Dog-friendly bars & pubs in Inverness
1 place
Eating out with your dog in Inverness
2 cafés, restaurants and bars in Inverness are listed as dog-friendly. Dogs are welcome inside at Black Isle Bar & Rooms, Café Ness and Kessock Caravan Park, for example.
Vets, shops and places to stay
For everything else, Inverness has 7 vets and animal clinics, 4 shops that let dogs in and 2 hotels and stays where your dog can sleep over.
Missing a place in Inverness?
Know a café, park or beach in Inverness that welcomes dogs? Add it on the map. After a quick check it helps every dog owner in Inverness.
FAQ
Is Inverness dog-friendly?
maps.dog lists 17 places in Inverness where dogs are welcome, including vets, shops and hotels & stays.
Which cafés and restaurants in Inverness allow dogs inside?
According to dog owners, Black Isle Bar & Rooms, Café Ness and Kessock Caravan Park, for example. Every other entry says whether only the terrace is allowed.
How up to date is this?
The base data comes from OpenStreetMap and from dog owners. Every review updates the info on dogs inside, water bowls and leads.