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Grimaud Tourisme

On holiday with my dog

In Grimaud

Dog lovers, discover all the possibilities offered by our destination – awarded the “Animal Friendly City” label in 2024 – for a peaceful holiday with your dog in Grimaud, within the famous Gulf of Saint-Tropez.

Where to sleep, eat and walk – we’ve got it all!

 

Leisure and activities with your dog

Now that you’ve packed your bags, it’s time to make the most of your trip! What to do in Grimaud with your dog

Nature walks, heritage and local discoveries, sea outings … Follow the guide!

The best practices for a perfect holiday

Have you thought of everything before you set off and do you know all the useful information for when you get there? (poop bags, water points, etc.)

Let’s check!

Useful numbers

  • Veterinary surgeon in Grimaud Dr Schneider, 244 Chemin du Plan de la Tour: + 33 (0)4 94 56 16 37
  • Veterinary emergencies: +33 (0)7 77 00 00 79
  • Veterinary emergencies in the Gulf of St Tropez are dealt with, outside consultation hours, in the form of on-call duty, by several structures in turn.

It is imperative that you call before going to the emergency clinic.

  • Veterinary emergencies at night (after 11pm): contact UV Delta 83, ZAC Les Messugues, 19 Les Barestes in Puget-sur-Argens): +33 (0)4 89 88 34 34
  • Animal osteopath “Trust PACA”: + 33 (0)7 77 82 78 81, La Garde-Freinet

Specialist shops:

Your dog is allowed to accompany you in the shop, on a lead.
Water bowl available.

Small doggies are allowed into the shop if they are placed in a trolley (available at the shop entrance).

If your dog runs away, contact:

  • Grimaud Municipal Police: +33 (0)4 94 55 09 88
  • The Grimaud Gendarmerie: + 33 (0)4 98 12 68 80
  • Grimaud Town Hall: +33 (0)4 94 55 69 00
  • Grimaud Animal-Protection Associations
  • Défense Animale Grimaudoise (DAG): +33 (0)6 83 24 72 54
  • Pantaille DSI : +33 (0)6 80 47 80 94
  • La SPA (Flayosc-Draguignan): +33 (0)4 94 70 70 60
  • Grimaud vet Dr Schneider: +33 (0)4 94 56 16 37

Give them a description of your dog, its tattoo or microchip number and your contact details.

You can also:

  • Advertise on local social networks:
  1. Animaux perdus/trouvés du Golfe de Saint-Tropez
  2. DAG (Grimaud)
  3. NALA (La Garde Freinet)
  4. PAM (Sainte-Maxime)
  5. AGDA (Cogolin)
  6. ACADA (La Croix Valmer)
  7. Solidarité Animaux (Cavalaire)
  8. Mim ô chats (Plan de la Tour)
  • Report it missing on specialised websites:
  1. I-cad.fr
  2. Pet Alert
  3. la-spa.fr
  4. 30millionsdamis.fr

In Grimaud, and anywhere else in France, if you see an animal being mistreated, contact the first national animal-abuse hotline.

Call the CNPA (National Council for Animal Protection) on +33 3677.

If your dog needs to look their best:

  • Dog’s STropez: +33 (0)6 98 23 03 25 (23, avenue du Général de Gaulle, 83990 Saint-Tropez)
  • Dog & cat’s beauté: +33 (0)4 94 45 06 82 (5, traverse des Lauriers roses, 83120 Sainte-Maxime)
  • Angel toilettage # Le salon de Rosie: +33 (0)6 32 69 18 00 (Chemin de Pimpinon, 83580 Gassin)
  • Au chien galant: +33 (0)6 82 92 64 31 (77, avenue Charles de Gaulle, 83240 Cavalaire-sur-Mer)
  • Pretty Dog: +33 (0)4 94 54 69 22 (32, rue Marceau, 83310 Cogolin)

If your dog needs a pet-sitter:

  • Pinou & Co (Gassin): +33 (0)6 62 66 72 02. Home care, boarding, walks.
  • Pension canine du Rigaou (Cogolin): +33 (0)6 76 04 15 06. Full board or long stay.
  • Chiens comme chats (Golfe de Saint-Tropez): +33 (0)7 70 01 49 34. Pet-sitter.
  • Homesitting : Pet-sitting at your home by retired people.
    www.homesitting.fr
  • Emprunte mon toutou : Free, voluntary dog-sitters for walks and dog-sitting.
    www.empruntemontoutou.com
  • Animauté : For dog-walking and sitting.
    www.animaute.fr

Are you on holiday and your dog is afraid of water? Would you like him to learn to swim? Would you like him to meet some friends so that he can also have fun during the holidays?

Happy Dog Saint-Tropez: + 33 (0)6 20 70 88 73. Dog trainer & behaviourist

Getting around

in the Gulf de saint-Tropez

To avoid heavy traffic and get around our region in a more “eco-responsible” way, opt for public transport. This is possible with your pooch under certain conditions.