The Dog’s Spot is a brand-new location where starving hounds can take pleasure in treats such as pork shakes, overtake good friends over a goat’s milk ‘puppicino’ and a turmeric cake, cool off with a doggy ice cream and host a celebration for good friends.
There is likewise an onsite wash and blow-dry service, in addition to devices for canine fashionistas.
The business will likewise be using treats and food to take home.
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The Dog’s Spot opened this month and has actually been an immediate hit with clients, winning rave evaluations and homages.
It remains in the previous air ambulance charity shop in High Street, which closed in October.
Visitors have actually applauded a ‘stunning shop with beautiful items’, ‘friendly staff’ and included that The Dog’s Spot is a ‘wonderful location for dogs and their owners’.
The Oxford City Dog blog site called The Dog’s Spot a ‘pawsome paradise’.
Co-creator of the business Anna Browning said: “We desire the Dog’s Spot to be the ultimate dog location in addition to being the centre of a neighborhood that commemorates individuals’ family pets.
“We’ve carefully picked the very best devices for dogs consisting of a few of the coolest brand names.
“We concentrate on regional and natural fruit and vegetables, which consists of high quality raw food and healthy kibble which we’ve created to promote canine health and health and wellbeing.
“We likewise take care of owners with top quality coffee roasted in your area together with scrumptious cakes and pastries.
“So far, we’ve been overwhelmed by the positive response from owners and pets, who have been so eager to spread the word there’s a special spot for them in Oxfordshire.”
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There are 4 hairs to The Dog’s Spot business run by Ms Browning and co-founder Bernadette Smith:
- Boutique – whatever from leads and harnesses to rainwear and toys, consisting of brand names like Cocopup and the Stately Hound.
- Café – coffee from the Dark Horse Roastery with speciality treats and ice cream for dogs.
- Grooming – drop-in wash and go service, in addition to complete grooming alternatives.
- Nutrition – raw and total foods and natural treats.
The opening is an increase for the High Street filling an empty system near the previous sports shop.
The business is open 7 days a week from 8.30am to 5pm Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm on Saturday and 10am to 4pm on Sunday.
Visit thedogsspot.co.uk to learn more.
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