5 Pet Friendly Places in Metro Manila to Bond with Your Furry Friends

5 Pet Friendly Places in Metro Manila to Bond with Your Furry Friends

Because pets make everything better, these hangout places in Manila are a hundred times more awesome.

Who says pets should only be kept at home? Gone are the days when cats and dogs are banned from malls and public establishments. In Metro Manila, there are places where your furry best friend can enjoy what you rightfully enjoy – strolling, shopping, socialising and meeting new (human or animal) friends! Treat your pooches and other furry friends to a weekend stroll at these pet-friendly places in Metro Manila.

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Things to remember

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Whenever you are going out with your furry pet, make sure you have enough supplies for the duration of your walk or shopping. These supplies include such items as diapers, water container, and biscuits to keep your pet from starving. The leash should be sturdy enough so it won’t go anywhere out of your sight. This is very important if it is your pet’s first time to experience life in the city, where it will see lots of strangers and other animals as well. It might get too excited or frightened, which is why it should have a proper collar and leash.

1. Quezon City Memorial Circle

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The Quezon City Memorial Circle is a very spacious destination where you and your fur baby can roam around and jog. In addition, there are some stores here for a quick shopping fix, as well as spaces for the whole family to have some picnic or just a nice afternoon chat.

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2. SM Mall of Asia

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One of the largest malls in the country, SM Mall of Asia offers open areas where pets and their owners can walk around for some casual shopping. In fact, there are several pet-centric establishments here. You can also have a seaside stroll and watch the ever-famous Manila Bay sunset.

3. La Mesa Ecopark

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La Mesa Ecopark infuses its long path walks and tree-lined trails with fun and closeness to nature. It has been one of the more popular alternatives to the Quezon City Memorial Circle, and is located a bit farther from the noise and traffic of the city proper. I’m sure you and your pet will appreciate the fresh breeze and serene ambiance that the Ecopark has to offer.

4. Bonifacio High Street

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This is one of the most popular pet-friendly destinations in the metro. Bonifacio High Street showcases great sidewalks and grassy areas for both pets and pet owners to walk around on. It is recommended to drop by the area during weekends to meet and greet more pet owners with their animals.

5. Eastwood City Walk

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The Eastwood City Walk is known as one of the first pet-friendly shopping and dining destinations in Metro Manila. There are ample spaces and lots of places to check without the restriction for pets, thus making this place one of the best pet-friendly places around the metro. With a combination of al fresco and air-conditioned establishments, as well as shops inside the mall that allow entry to pets, shopping around has never been this fun with your fur baby.

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After visiting more than fifty international cities in three continents (and still counting), James is on a quest to visit at least two new countries each year. A registered nurse, a stage father, and a grumpy husband, he has always believed that travelling offers something that you will never learn from school. His best advice is to always take pictures along the way, but never forget the stories behind them. Read more of his travel stories and his passion project at The Panoramic Soul.

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