A private society where you and your dog belong together. One membership. A clubhouse in Mayfair. Concierge, wellness, travel and a community of fellow owners — under one crest.
London is home to over 850,000 dogs and the highest concentration of premium dog owners in the United Kingdom. Yet the city's existing offering is fragmented: a different walker on Tuesdays, a hurried groomer in Pimlico, a daycare with a six-week waitlist, a vet appointment booked weeks in advance.
Pets Club Society replaces that fragmentation with a single membership. One number to call. One clubhouse to visit. One community of owners and one carefully curated team of vets, trainers, groomers, walkers and chefs — answerable to a single standard.
From the morning walk to the annual health review, from a last-minute trip to the Cotswolds to the weekly social calendar — the Society holds it all under one roof.
A single direct line, answered by a member of the Society team who knows your dog by name, breed, temperament and dietary needs. Available around the clock, every day of the year.
A discreet Mayfair townhouse reserved exclusively for members and their dogs. A drawing room, a quiet bar, a private dining room — and below stairs, a fully appointed grooming spa, daycare lounges, and a heated outdoor garden.
The Society retains a panel of leading London veterinarians, nutritionists, behaviourists and physiotherapists. Annual reviews are scheduled automatically, and personalised wellness plans are kept on file from puppyhood to senior years.
Pet passports, private transport, customs, partner hotels, and country-house weekends are arranged by a desk that exists for one purpose: to ensure your dog never has to be left behind.
A members' calendar of breakfasts, walks, lectures and seasonal events. Owners meet owners. Dogs meet dogs. A community designed for those who consider their dog family.
Every walker, groomer, trainer and vet associated with the Society is personally vetted, insured, DBS-checked and bound by our code of conduct. Members never wonder who is holding the lead.
Set across four floors of a Grade II listed Mayfair townhouse, the Clubhouse is the beating heart of the Society. The drawing rooms welcome dogs as freely as their owners — yet a separate professional wing houses the daycare lounges, grooming spa, and consulting rooms used by our resident vets.
It is a place to drop your dog off for the day, to bring them along for a quiet lunch, or to simply call in for a coffee with other members on a Saturday morning.
Existing private clubs welcome dogs as guests. Existing dog services treat owners as customers. The Society is the first place in London designed for both — at the same standard, in the same building, under one membership.
Where competitors offer a single service in isolation, we offer the entirety of dog ownership, curated, coordinated, and accountable to you.
All memberships include access to the Clubhouse, the 24/7 Concierge, and full Society events. Tiers differ in the volume of services included and the level of personal attention.
All memberships are subject to application and a brief interview. Founding members enjoy lifetime preferential rates.
There is no reception desk to speak of. The porter knows your name, and your dog's. A pot of tea is brought to the drawing room without being asked. Somewhere upstairs, a Spaniel is being towel-dried after a bath. The Saturday newspaper is folded on the table where you left it last week.
It is, in every quiet way, the opposite of how London usually treats its dogs.
I have belonged to four members' clubs in this city. The Society is the first that has ever truly understood that my dog is not a guest in my life — she is the centre of it.
A gentle hour of walking in Hyde Park led by one of our resident dog behaviourists, followed by breakfast at the Clubhouse.
Talks from leading veterinarians, breeders, trainers and authors. Past speakers have included Britain's foremost canine cardiologists.
The Society's flagship summer evening. Owners in black tie, dogs in their best collars, served on the lawns of a Mayfair garden.
An autumn weekend at a private country estate. Long walks, log fires, three-course dinners — and dogs welcome at every meal.
The final event of the calendar year — a formal dinner, complete with a bespoke seasonal menu for both ends of the lead.
Private playdates arranged by breed, age, and temperament — for puppies finding their first friends, and for older dogs seeking familiar company.