Dog owner resources in London, Ontario
Our favourite spots and the official info every London dog owner needs, hand-picked by the Bark and Scoop team.
Off-leash dog parks
The City of London runs five off-leash parks, open year-round from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Every park asks you to clean up after your dog.
Pottersburg-FIDO Off-Leash Dog Area
A fenced area plus an open section marked by signs, with a separate space for small dogs.
Stoney Creek Off-Leash Area
Fully fenced, with a small-dog area that has its own entrance from the parking lot.
Greenway Off-Leash Area
Fully fenced, with a separate small-dog area that has its own entrance and parking.
Caesars Off-Leash Area
Fully fenced with double-gated entrances and a separate area for small dogs.
Campbell Memorial Park Off-Leash Area
A fully fenced downtown option with a double-gate entrance, reached on foot from Dundas Street.
Vets and emergencies
Save the emergency number before you need it.
London Regional Veterinary Emergency and Referral Hospital
Emergency care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, plus specialist referrals.
City rules and services
The official info for dog owners in the City of London.
Dog and cat licences
Every dog and cat in London needs a licence each year; licences expire December 31. Licensed owners get a Pet Owner Rewards Card with local discounts.
London Animal Care Centre
Where to buy a new licence or renew one in person.
Off-leash park rules
Park hours, which parks have small-dog areas, and the rule that owners clean up after their dogs.
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