Pet-friendly rentals in Calgary

The homes at a glance

As of October 2026, these are the Calgary homes that allow pets on request. The list above is always current.

The Beltline home puts you close to the restaurants on 17th Avenue. The two Riverbend homes are in the southeast, near the Bow River pathways.

If you've been searching for a dog-friendly Airbnb in Calgary, these are homes you can book direct on premierstays.ca.

Which home suits your pet?

Think about where your pet will spend its time. A dog that needs to run will be happier with outdoor space, so start with the two homes that have a yard. A cat or a small dog that's used to an apartment may settle well in a one-bedroom. If you're not sure, tell us about your pet and we'll tell you what we know about each home.

How to bring your pet

1. Pick a home and read its pet rules. Each listing shows its own rules and any pet fee.
2. Ask before you book. Contact us or email hello@premierstays.ca with the home, your dates and your pet: the type of animal, its size and how many you're bringing.
3. Wait for our answer. Book once we've confirmed your pet for that home.
4. Book as usual. Every fee is shown before you pay, and taxes are added at checkout.

Don't book first and ask later: the answer for that home may be no.

Tips for a stay with a pet

• Pack for the whole stay. Food, bowls, a leash, waste bags and any medication your pet needs.
• Put your phone number on your pet's tag. A new place means new smells and an unfamiliar door, and a pet that slips out is easier to get back with a tag.
• Bring your own bedding for your pet. A familiar bed or blanket helps a dog or cat settle, and it keeps hair off the home's furniture.
• Keep pets off beds and sofas if the listing asks. Some homes allow pets in the house but not on the furniture.
• Pick up after your dog, in the yard as well as on walks. Bag it and put it in the outdoor bin.
• Check the gate before you let your dog out, even in the fenced yard.
• Don't leave your pet alone in the home if the listing says not to. If it does allow it, a crate can stop a nervous dog from chewing or scratching.
• Wipe paws after walks, especially in winter and after rain.
• Tell us early if something gets damaged. It's easier to sort out during your stay than after you've left.

House rules still apply

Parties and events are never allowed, and each listing sets its own occupancy limit and quiet hours. A barking dog left alone can disturb the neighbours, so plan your days with that in mind.

Staying a month or longer with your pet? Mention it in your request on monthly stays. For more ideas on getting around the city, read our blog.