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Bailey has arrived on island and during his first trip to the ocean we broke his leash - oops! Any recommendations for where to buy pet supplies and pet food on STX? We got one small bag at KMart and I bought him a new bowl (one didn't make it through the USPS) at Superior. Didn't know if anyone recommended anywhere else for pet supplies.
Thanks 🙂
Posted : August 9, 2008 10:48 pm
ye old feed shoppe off of the highway has high end food,(eukanuba and sciencs diet)
and accessories and tends to be a few bucks cheaper all around when compared to the place in princess next to oscars (superior pets?)
Posted : August 9, 2008 11:16 pm
Superior Pet in Princess has leashes and great quality dog food, like Wellness 🙂 and Chicken Soup. They also have lots of other supplies. Also Island Animal Clinic has leashes and prescription type food it you need it.
Posted : August 10, 2008 2:00 am
Superior has a great selection but they are very high. Good for short term emergencies. I was shocked on the mark up on their pet accessories and this is well before gas went up. $95 for a 3 gallon water feeder thats about $20 stateside. I buy all toys/accessories stateside or ship it down. Both vets sell the high end food. I buy dog food at cost u less.
Posted : August 10, 2008 4:38 am
Has anyone found a great on-line pet store that ships here? And, truly, where is the least expensive place to buy pet food? We adopted a cat from the shelter this past week, so we're feeding our dog, our cat, and 3+ outdoor cats. I feed the better food to my dog and cat, but I have been purchasing "generic" food for the outdoor cats, but it's still quite expensive.
Posted : August 10, 2008 11:09 am
Petsmart does. They use USPS but I don't know how or if it would be cheaper for pet food but check it out in case you wanted other stuff.
www.petsmart.com
Posted : August 10, 2008 11:22 am
Oh, and for leashes, etc. check out Ebay.
Posted : August 10, 2008 11:23 am
I'm glad to hear that PetSmart ships to STX.
What about pet sitting? I travel with my dog whenever possible, but I know there will be times when I can't. She's not the type who can just be left at home with a neighbor to pop in and feed her... she needs lots of attention and activity. It took me a while to find a person I trust who doesn't charge an arm and a leg here in the states. I'm not close enough to moving to need specifics yet, but it would be reassuring to know that such services are available. The setup I have right now is a friend of a friend who owns two dogs of the same breed as mine and makes a little business out of boarding 2-3 at a time for $10-20 per night, per dog.
Posted : August 10, 2008 11:27 am
