Pet Stores
Small independent pet supply store inside Parker Place mall carrying premium foods, treats and accessories for cats and dogs. Owner-run, open daily from late morning to early evening, and easy to fold into a Golden Village food run.
Bring the current bag with you, or at least a photo of the label, because that is what makes a proper comparison possible. If you are switching a dog off supermarket kibble, or working around a cat with a protein sensitivity, someone who knows their own inventory beats reading ingredient panels in a big-box aisle at nine at night. BonAppawtite is a small independent shop inside Parker Place carrying premium foods, treats and accessories for cats and dogs, and the advice across the counter is worth more than the shelf.
Parker Place is an unusual home for it. The mall is mostly food court, Chinese groceries and small retail on No. 3 Road, and a pet supply store inside it is not what anyone expects, which means people who could use it walk straight past.
Being indoors carries a practical upside. You are shopping under cover, and in a Richmond November that is not nothing, particularly if you are carrying a fifteen kilogram bag back to the car. The store folds neatly into a Golden Village run: eat at Parker Place, buy the dog food, walk out with both, and skip the separate trip to a big-box store on the edge of the city. Independent pet shops have been squeezed hard by subscription delivery over the past decade, and the ones that survive tend to do it on exactly this kind of advice and convenience rather than on price.
In the Golden Village neighbourhood of Richmond.
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Boutique pet grocer on Leslie Road, about an eight-minute walk from Aberdeen Station, focused on raw, frozen, dry and wet food for cats and dogs plus treats, grooming and walking gear. Small shop with staff who talk you through a food switch.
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Small pet products and services shop on Leslie Road in the Golden Village. It keeps short daytime hours and closes Tuesdays, so phone first, but it is a handy neighborhood option for food, supplies and pet care basics.
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Independent pet store in the Seafair shopping center that has served west Richmond for years. Food, treats, toys and basic supplies for cats, dogs and small animals, with staff who remember regulars and give straightforward advice.
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Newer Steveston shop specializing in raw and frozen diets for dogs and cats, plus treats and supplements. A short walk from the Bayview Street shops, so it fits into a village errand run rather than a trip out to a big-box store.
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Dee Dee’s Raw provides raw dog and cat food with free personal delivery to customers throughout Richmond and the Lower Mainland. There is no storefront or pickup location; customers order online and I personally deliver their food to their door. Our food is produced in Langley, BC using human-grade meats and
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