Pet Sitting in Malmö

A large off-leash dog park at the start of Ribersborgs Strand with a permanent agility course and dedicated shoreline access (hundbadet) where dogs can swim. The park offers open green space for running and socializing. One of Malmö's most popular dog destinations, combining beach access with off-leash play.

Ribersborgsstranden, 217 53 Malmö

A fully fenced off-leash dog park in central Malmö with shaded areas for warm days and wheelchair accessibility. The park provides a safe, enclosed environment for dogs to play freely. Centrally located and easy to reach on foot or by bike from most neighborhoods.

Enskifteshagen, Malmö

One of Malmö's largest parks with mature trees, ponds, open lawns, and winding paths. Dogs must be leashed but it is an excellent spot for long, shaded walks. The park hosts seasonal events and is surrounded by residential neighborhoods. A peaceful retreat from the city center.

Pildammsparken, 214 29 Malmö

A dog-friendly park with shaded walking trails and open green spaces. Dog toys are permitted, and the park has a relaxed atmosphere popular with local dog owners. Good for daily walks and casual socializing with other dogs and their owners.

Rönneholmsparken, Malmö

Leash Laws in Urban Areas

Dogs must be kept on a leash in all public areas within Malmö, including streets, parks, and public squares. Off-leash exercise is only allowed in designated hundrastgårdar (dog exercise yards). The leash requirement applies year-round in built-up areas.

Seasonal Wildlife Protection

Between March 1 and August 20, all dogs in Sweden must be kept on a leash in nature areas, forests, and open countryside. This nationwide rule protects wildlife during the breeding season. Violations can result in fines from the local police.

Source: Naturvårdsverket

Public Transport (Skånetrafiken)

Dogs ride free on Skånetrafiken buses and trains within the Malmö region. Dogs must be leashed and kept on the floor. Small pets in closed carriers also travel free. On cross-border Öresund trains to Copenhagen, larger dogs may require a child ticket for the Danish segment.

Dog Waste Cleanup

Owners must immediately clean up after their dogs in all public spaces. Malmö provides waste bag dispensers throughout parks and along walking routes. Fines apply for failure to clean up. The city is well-maintained and expectations for cleanliness are high.

Microchipping and Registration

All dogs in Sweden must be microchipped and registered with the Swedish Board of Agriculture by four months of age. Dogs must wear a collar or harness with the owner's contact information when in public. Unregistered dogs may be seized.

Source: Jordbruksverket

A modern waterfront district with wide promenades, sea views, and contemporary architecture including the Turning Torso. The flat, paved walkways along the coast are ideal for dog walks. Several cafés in the area welcome dogs. Close to Ribersborgs Strand and the dog beach.

A vibrant, multicultural neighborhood centered around Möllevångstorget square. Tree-lined streets, independent shops, and casual cafés create a relaxed atmosphere. The area is walkable with good access to Pildammsparken. A strong community feel with many dog owners in the neighborhood.

A former fishing village turned residential area on Malmö's southwest coast. Quiet streets, a small harbor, and access to the limestone quarry park (Limhamns Kalkbrott) make it a peaceful area for dog owners. The quarry has walking paths with dramatic scenery. Close to Sibbarp beach.