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Voted the Most Dog Friendly Shop in the UK - TWICE!* From playful puppies to work out buddies, 100 mile an hour couch potatoes to utterly pampered pooches, we simply couldn't be without dogs! They bring smiles to our faces, listen to our problems, and nothing beats the sight of a wagging tail when you return home.
Dogs enrich our daily lives so much that it's only natural to want to give them a nice cozy bed, yummy things to chew, top quality food and (you guessed it!) plenty of fun toys. Lucky for you - and your favorite pooch - we stock only the best products available, and have fully trained friendly staff on hand everyday to offer you the best most up to date advice available. So the next time you are in Haslemere, pop in and experience for yourself how different shopping at The Haslemere Pet Company can be! *Voted the UK's Most Dog Friendly Shop -The Kennel Club's Open for Dogs Awards 2008 and 2010! |
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Meet the Staff
Claire Goyer. BA(Hons), HND Canine NutritionTherapist Ever since she was a little girl pestering her parents for more books, Claire has been fascinated by the world of dogs. After a successful career in (gasp!) banking, Claire decided to make her passion her life's work and achieved her qualifications in Animal Nutrition with distinction. Claire is available for general help and advice, as well as private one on one nutrition consultations, in the shop from Monday to Tuesday, and Thursday to Friday. In store general help and basic advice is FREE! Private, one on one consultations to address specific concerns are available at a rate of £10.00 per 30 min session. To book your consultation, please email Claire direct at feedthatdog@gmail.com
Articles HELP! What Type of Food Should I Chose? Common Myths About Food and Feeding Feeding and its Physical Implications How to Chose a Puppy: Link to an article by the APDT The Dog in Your Living Room: Link to Barry Eaton's superb essay on the outdated Dominance Theory in Dog Training. Positive Training is for Softies? Let's "Carpark" that Idea: A Look at the jargon of Dog Training by Karen Wild BA (Hons.), Dip App. Psy |
