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Dougal's Den love to sniff out the latest and greatest toys and treats, beds and bowls, collars and leads , grooming products and premium pet food for your furry friends. With two floors packed full of everything you ever imagined you might need for your furry family our pet boutique is dog and cat paradise. We stock a wide range of gift items for pet parents. We are happy to provide quality advice and guidance on all of our products and love to hear all about your pets. We deliver world wide and you can see the full range of our products on our website.
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10 Stanley Street, ST13 5HG, Leek, United Kingdom
- 01538372180
- woof@dougalsden.co.uk
- dougalsden.co.uk
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