Dog Friendly Israel
Israel is pet friendly! If you need help to decide where to stay, play, or eat with Fido, you’ve come to the right place. Here’s the scoop on our favourite pet friendly hotels, dog friendly activities, and restaurants that allow dogs in Israel. Or, read about pet travel restrictions & quarantine information for Israel in preparation for your trip. Browse Popular CitiesPlaces to Stay with Your Dog
Brown Machne Yehuda
Brown Machne Yehuda is pet friendly! Dogs of any size are allowed for no additional fee. Cats are also welcome.
Villa Aqueduct
This 5-bedroom villa in Hof HaCarmel is pet friendly! Dogs of any size are welcome for no additional fee. Cats may also be allowed by request.
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Krivine B&B
Krivine B&B allows dogs of any size for no additional fee. Cats may also be allowed by request.
Back to Nature Camping & Huts
Back to Nature Camping & Huts is pet friendly! Dogs of any size are allowed for no additional fee. Cats may also be allowed by request. Food &…
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Things to Do with Your Dog
Hayarkon Park
Hayarkon Park is pet-friendly. Bring your pooch for a walk along the shaded trails around this beautiful Tel Aviv Park. Located in the middle of this…
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Pet Services
Randel Family Home Dog Pension
The Randel Family Home Dog Pension is located in central Tel Aviv, close to a dog park. They are a dog loving family offering a home pension with individual…
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K9 Style
K9 Style is a pet-friendly grooming facility in Tel Aviv, IL. Services offered include haircuts, nail trimmings, ear cleaning, baths and fragrances…
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KelevLand
Dog Training in Tel Aviv, Puppy obedience training, solving unwanted behavior, Professional and qualified K-9 Trainer, in home consultations…
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Traveller Photos
We dug up 25 pictures of dogs in Israel.
All 25 PhotosWant to feature your creature? Upload a photo of your pet in Israel! You can also share by using the hashtag #bringfido on Facebook, X, TikTok or Instagram.
