New Shop Open




Well at last the lock down has eased and we have opened our new shop for business

It is not fully completed but is fully stocked It can be found in the Barclays Business Centre

Unit 24, Barclays Business Centre, Aintree Park, 

 Liverpool L9 7AU 

You will see the sign used as a header to this post above the unit

Here are some photos of the unit 



Here is our first customer 



Trevor has come from Wales to try out the scales - I hid the weight display to save his blushes but he is losing weight on a raw diet from  the Raw Paw Store.
Looks well for an 11 year old




The ladies love him!



and so does Michael




nad here is Peggy the Frenchie with her dinner



Holly sorts out one of the displays of treats


How the unit looked last month



We now have a walk in freezer to keep all the food in great condition


As well as many display freezers

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