Service Animal & Pet-Friendly Amenities
The Mars Petcare BETTER CITIES FOR PETS™ program at Nashville International Airport® has prioritized the safety and ease of traveling with pets and service animals, installing a variety of pet-friendly amenities before and after the security checkpoint.
With these new spaces installed, pet parents will have options before and after the security checkpoint ensuring a more comfortable airport experience for travelers and their pets and service animals.
Nashville International Airport is the first to earn this certification with new pet-friendly amenities.
Features include:
Dog Park
Pre-security, Terminal Garage 1
Pedestrian Plaza, Level P5
Provides much-needed outdoor green space to traveling pets and pet parents complete with a hydration station and waste stations with clean-up bags. (Thank you for cleaning up after your pet or service animal!)
Pet/Service Animal Relief Areas
OUTDOOR
Pre-security, Departures Level
Curbside, North and South sides – click here for map
Picturesque, conveniently located spaces equipped with a hydration station and waste station with clean-up bags. (Thank you for cleaning up after your pet or service animal!)
INDOOR
Post-security, Concourse D
Near Gate D2 – click here for map
Conveniently accessible space inside the terminal equipped with a hydration station, waste station, sink and Nashville-inspired scenery.
NOTE: Outdoor relief areas are also located on the secure side of the passenger terminal (Concourses B and C). Please see your gate agent to access these facilities.
Pet Selfie Spots
A custom pet-themed mural is located in the South terminal for travelers to snap a photo to celebrate pets and pet ownership as they travel.
South Terminal Connector between Concourses C and D - click for map
Next to USO
Enhanced Visual and Wayfinding Signage
Throughout the Passenger Terminal
Permanent and digital wayfinding signage makes locating pet-friendly amenities easier for travelers. It's just one more way we're making BNA a world-class airport for travelers as they come and go in Music City.
