To celebrate International Pet Day, we present different plans for celebrating this day in a special way and making sure your pet enjoys their day.
AGENDA
09:00 To start the day with energy, we take a walk with our pet.
13:o0 After a long walk, we can recharge our batteries with a good meal in good company.
15:00 How about going shopping?
18:00 We are going to an exhibition. We can also enjoy art with our pets.
20:oo To end the day, we can do a doga session with our little friends.
What better way to start the day than with a walk in the park?
In Madrid:
- Eva Duarte de Perón Park.
- Cerro del Tío Pío Park.
- Tierno Galván Park.
- Madrid Río.
- Cornisa Park.
- Emir Mohamed Park.
- Temple of Debod.
In Barcelona:
- Joan Miró Park.
- Monterols Park.
- Aigües Park.
- Clot Park.
- Estación Norte Park.
- Ciudadela Park.
- Dog park.

A good meal?We suggest different restaurants where you can go to eat with your pet:
In Madrid:
- El perro y la galleta: modern cuisine, at Claudio Coello Street, 1.
- El columpio: innovative dishes and cocktails, at Caracas Street, 10.
- Zombie Bar: burgers, sandwiches and salads, at Pez Street, 7.
- Buns&Bones: Japanese bread sandwiches, at Santa Isabel Street, 5.
- Café de la Rivière: coffee and cakes, Paseo de la Florida, 47.
- Suscita Café: Japanese cuisine, Alberto Aguilera Street, 52.
- Abrásame Malasaña: specializing in flame-grilled chicken, calle Andrés Borrego, 16.
- Boho Bar: innovative cuisine, calle Colmenares, 13.
- Panela & Co: healthy food, calle Lopez de Hoyos, 10.
- Bumpgreen: Slow food, calle Velazquez, 11.
- Slow Mex: Mexican food, calle San Vicente Ferrer, 33.
- MEAT: burgers, calle Santa Teresa, 4.
- La Jefa Home Bar: Asian fusion cuisine, calle Recoletos, 14.
In Barcelona:
- Lata-Berna: a place to enjoy tapas, calle Torrent de les Flors, 53.
- The Room Service: snacks, calle Vía Augusta, 337.
- Lukumas: artisan pastries, calle Torrent de L’Olla, 169.
- Sol Soler: revamped traditional tapas, Plaza del Sol, 21.
- Buenaventura café: healthy food and vegan options, carrer de Trafalgar, 50.
- La Desayunería: specializing in brunch, carrer del Comte Borrell, 75.
- BioBento: homemade organic food, Ermengarda Street, 34.
- Bar Olimpia: cold tapas and cocktails, Aldana Street, 11.
- Trópico: tropical food, juices and cocktails, Marqués de Barberá, 24.
- Palosanto: traditional food, Rambla del Rival, 26.
- Bar del Convent: café with sweets or tapas, Plaza de l’Acadèmia.
- BrewDog Bar Barcelona: brewery, Casanova 69.

And afterwards? …we're going shopping:
We all know that a gift is always welcome, and to celebrate International Pet Day, ARISTOPET makes it very easy for you: we are giving you a 10% discount so you can choose whatever you like best for your best friend by applying the code: OTOÑO at checkout. Reward your pet with a gift to celebrate their day.
And if you also want to pamper yourself and buy yourself a little gift, here is a list of pet-friendly stores, so you can treat yourself too. The Inditex group is pet-friendly in all cities in Spain (this group includes: Zara, Massimo Dutti, Pull&Bear, Stradivarius, Uterqüe, Oysho, Zara Home, Bershka), and in addition to these, we also include H&M, Mango, New Blanco, Inside and Parfois among the pet-friendly stores.
If you love art as much as animals, we have a plan for you too. There are galleries that are as pet-friendly as they are devoted to painting or photography, and some of them are:
- La Fresh Gallery, at 5 Conde de Aranda Street, Madrid.
- Échale guindas, at 47 Pelayo Street, Madrid.
- Mondo Galería, at 9 San Lucas Street, Madrid.
- Base Elements: at Palau 6, Barcelona.
For sports fans, the sixth edition of the Perrotón will take place in Madrid next October 15 at 10 a.m., a charity race supporting the adoption and responsible ownership of companion animals. Registration costs €12, and 30% goes to the nonprofit Perrotón Association.
If you love pets but, for whatever reason, can’t enjoy their company, we’ve also thought of a plan for you. At La Gatoteca, you can play with and enjoy the company of the cats in the care of the ABRIGA association. More than a café, it’s a meeting place with these animals: you pay for the time you spend with them, and your first drink is on the house. There are no more excuses for lamenting that you can’t enjoy the company of our friends.
To finish, we’ve saved the icing on the cake. We’re going to suggest a plan that’s very hard to resist. A new way to do yoga accompanied by your dog. It’s a relatively new discipline, known as “doga.” You can introduce your dog to the adventure of yoga in Barcelona with Patricia Guerrero, a dog trainer; and in Madrid, with Enrique Solís, a dog trainer at Leal Can.