Furry Frenzy: 10 Pet-friendly cafes in Kuala Lumpur

Dione Chen

03 Jun 2016

updated the 6 June 2016 à 20:31

Don’t want to leave your little furry friend out for dinner? Head on over to these pet-friendly cafes near you!

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The Hound
A simple coffee and dessert cafe for you to chill with your pup on a casual, relaxing afternoon, The Hound is a place where dog lovers unite. Since the cafe owner has a dog herself, you'll be sure that your dog will receive the best service in town!
44-A, Jalan Hujan Emas 4, OUG, Kuala Lumpur

Photo: The Hound Facebook
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CuBs & CuPs
One of the most popular pet-friendly cafes in KL, CuBs & CuPs offers a healthy menu for both you and your little ones to enjoy together. As long as you cooperate and follow the rules of the cafe, we're confident you'll have an amazing experience here!
Lot 22, Wisma Rapid, 30/70A, Desa Sri Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur
Photo: CuBs & CuPs Facebook
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Boathouse TTDI
Boathouse at TTDI is a dog-friendly restaurant that allows you and your dog to dine indoors, and even provides free snacks and water for your furry friend. Serving up some of the best ribs and flambéed dishes, you won't want to give this place a miss!
16 Lorong Rahim Kajai 14, Wilayah Persekutuan, Kuala Lumpur
Photo: Boathouse TTDI Facebook
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Blue Cow Cafe
These doggie meals lovingly created by the chefs at Blue Cow Cafe are completely natural and contain just the right amount of nutrients for your pooch! Head on down today to treat your precious one to a little feast of its own!
N-1-4 Plaza Damas, 60 Jalan Sri Hartamas 1, Sri Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur
Photo: Blue Cow Cafe Facebook
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Sid’s Pub TTDI
Sid's Pub is a place for great beer, exciting rugby matches and general fun and laughter. The first Sid's Pub at TTDI is located near a dog grooming parlour, so it is no wonder fellow canine friends enjoy heading down after a refreshing spa for a few drinks. Okay, not entirely true, but we assure you that the al fresco area is pet-friendly, so you know where to go to lighten up and let loose with your pup pal today!
34 Lorong Rahim Kajai 14, TTDI, Kuala Lumpur
Photo: Sid's Pubs
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Clawset Cafe
Although this cafe houses many dogs (mostly Pomeranians) and even a cat, feel free to bring your own pet along for them to play with! This is definitely one of the livelier places you'll want your little friend to enjoy going to.
36A, Jalan SS22/25, Damansara Jaya, Petaling Jaya
Photo: Clawset Cafe Facebook
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Thai Salad Cafe
Previously known as Barks Bunnies Cafe, this place has undergone some recent changes. Even though it no longer houses bunnies, it still remains a pet-friendly cafe for you to bring along your little best friends. If you're both a lover of Thai food and furry pals, you should definitely check this place out.
7, Jalan SS18/6, Subang Jaya
Photo: Thai Salad Cafe Facebook
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The Bee
We love how even though this place is a public space for locals to showcase their stage talents, it also has a soft spot for pets and their owners to enjoy the music together. Both outlets are pet-friendly, and even play host to the occasional pet adoption drive!
72A Jalan Universiti, F-85.G.1, Palm Square, Jaya One, Petaling Jaya, Selangor
36, Block C, Level G2, Publika, Solaris Dutamas, Jalan Dutamas 1, Kuala Lumpur
Photo: The Bee Facebook

We’re pretty sure you know that your pet probably hates it when you leave them alone at home with no one to play with. But, sometimes, you really want to eat out to avoid making a mess in the kitchen, or maybe you’re just feeling a little more extravagant that day and you want to treat your family to a nice meal out. But, what about your poor pooch that’s left to entertain itself?

Well, you’ve seen it everywhere on the news and on social media as well: the list of pet-friendly cafes all over the world is growing day by day, and Malaysia is one country that’s been really quick to jump on the bandwagon. Most of the cafes listed in our gallery focus on catering to dog owners, and even offer snacks and a play area for your canine buddies. Drop by today for a furry good time!

Dione Chen

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