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    Pet World

    Pet World

    (4 reviews)

    This is a shop inside the historic Cardiff Market. An old Victorian building that remains a good…read moresource of produce from local traders. As you enter the market you will be greeted by the same smell of fresh fish that has filled my childhood memories of this place. Pets World offers a wide range of products for pet owners and prospective pet owners alike. They've got hamsters, guinea pigs and rabbits on offer if you fancy getting yourself a furry friend or you just want to gawp at something cute for a few minutes. As well as this they will be able to provide you with all the cages, hutches, food, toys, and supplies you may need for your pet. As with all the traders in the old Cardiff Market, Pets World is an expert in its field, so they will be able to offer expert advice and guidance that you know you can trust.

    Ok so I'm not a particularly animally person as in I'm not big on pets. Tthe reason I went to Pet…read moreWorld is because I just happened to be out with my friend who was getting supplies for his Hamster. Overall the stall has large selection of stock including cages, toys, treats, food and of course animals. I had visited once before and if memory serves they had kittens for sale but sadly they weren't there this time. There was however an array of birds which were sat about chirping and my friend was able to get some nutty seedy type things for the Hamster which weren't that bad for value. This shop can be easily located on the balcony in the market so there should be no problem in finding it if you find yourself in need of straw and sawdust.

    Pets at Home

    Pets at Home

    (4 reviews)

    When I left home, my pets all stayed with my mum. It's their home and they're happy there so I…read morewould never dream of uprooting them and bringing them to Cardiff. Still, I miss them all like crazy and none of the places I've lived in here allow pets so there's this huge animal-shaped hole in my life. Pets at Home provides some relief from this. Firstly, and most obviously, I get to go and enjoy the cute animals they have there. My favourites are the guinea pigs and the Roborovski hamsters, and I can quite easily spend a good hour in there debating whether my landlord would notice if I bought one. I am eternally disappointed that there are no mice here, but any cute animals will amuse me well enough. Secondly, since I miss my cats and dog so much, and feel pretty bad for abandoning them, I regularly pop in to buy them treats and toys to take home with me. The range of beds is particularly good, which is handy when you have a dog as destructive as mine. This branch also has a Companion Care Vetinary Centre (02920 232 957).

    I'm a sucker for pet shops, and I particularly love this chain of pet supermarkets. Although you…read morecan often pick up bits and bobs at little independent pet shops, when you need several things it's often easier to head straight to Pets at Home. My only complaint is that this branch (perhaps it's the same at all Pets at Home branches?) don't sell the dog food I buy (Harrington's), so I still have to pick that up elsewhere. For pick 'n' mix dog treats, squeaky toys, and accessories such as shampoo, bowls, leads and collars, however, Pets at Home has far more choice than most smaller pet shops. The staff all seem real animal-lovers, and if you take your dog in with you they often ask if they can give it a treat or two. Just be prepared for your dog to get into a right frenzy over all the food smells luring them from aisle to aisle - oh, and watch them if you go near the rabbit and guinea pig enclosures!

    Albany Aquarium & Pet Centre

    Albany Aquarium & Pet Centre

    (7 reviews)

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    I popped into this shop to ask the lady some advice about my five new goldfish, which ironically…read moreI'd bought elsewhere, because they seemed to be hiding away and I never saw them. I wanted to find out whether there were any ways I could encourage them out from under the pond plants, and get them a bit tamer. She was very helpful and said she fed her goldfish at the same time each day to get them into a routine (!) and that they are now very confident. By way of saying thank you for her friendly advice, I bought a few treats for my dog - since I hadn't even bought my fish from her. The shop is long and thin, and not particularly big, but they cover most of the basics for cats, hamsters, dogs, rabbits, and most other popular pets - with loads of aquarium-related stuff in stock - and she has her own little dog sat with her behind the counter! Outside they also have some garden plants for sale on a small rack.

    You wouldn't know that it was there if you did not walk up or down the same side of the street that…read moreit is on. It is small and useful to all pet fans. They sometimes even have a real puppy, or a dog, or a cat or a kitten. They always have fish in, large or small, or medium sized fish tanks. This shop even has rabbits; gerbils, guinea pigs, mice, and hamsters in cages or rather, some were more like boxes. The staff are friendly and their prices are reasonable enough. There is no real wheel chair access really, as there are many boxes or bits and pieces in a very squashed shop and even more so because of having such a little building to store it all in. The prices are alright and the place is full of many items such as; fish tanks to buy for your own fish, big and small, cat and dog toys, hamster cages, all ranges of different types of animal foods and treats, bowls, and leads, you'll be spoilt for choice here... I recommend it to all pet owners and children...

    Pampurred Pets

    Pampurred Pets

    (2 reviews)

    They have most of the stuff you need in this pet supplies shop. We generally buy things for the…read morecats. We used to have a rabbit (a white rabbit that had aspirations to be a magician's rabbit and thus every so often would disappear). We bought the rabbit in this very shop many years ago. He lived to a very ripe old age and bickered with the guinea pig that we also bought in this shop. The pet supplies are adequate but what is really nice are the baby rabbits and few other creatures. But what is really really nice (if your taste runs to that sort of thing) is that hidden in the back of the shop is Dragon Reptiles a scary place where they have reptilian pets. (See Dragon Reptiles review for more scary details).

    Housed at Pugh's Garden Centre, this is a great pet shop and offers an alternative to Pets At Home,…read morewhich is pretty much same regardless of which branch you go to. I think Pampurred Pets is also quite a bit chain, but this is the only branch I've been to. Like Pets At Home, they are big enough to offer some decent promotions such as 3 for 2 or similar deals on dog treats and so on, and they cover foods and accessories for dogs, cats, birds and small animals. What's also nice to know is that they currently sponsor Waggy Tails, a charity based near Bournemouth and Poole that rescues and rehomes dogs who have been abandoned, neglected, mistreated, orphaned or otherwise need a new, loving home. Another handy thing about this store is that - like Pets At Home - it's open on Sundays.

    Croeso Veterinary Hospital - Reception

    Croeso Veterinary Hospital

    (5 reviews)

    Croesco Veterinary Hospital is an exceptionally busy veterinary practice that inhabits a large…read morebuilding on Witchurch Road in Heath. They are essentially the only veterinary hospital in Cardiff, offering comprehensive health care to domestic animals. The Hospital is equipped to the highest standards and has its own x-ray development and laboratory facilities which means that diagnoses can be made rapidly, minimizing the distress to the animals being treated, and can obviously save lives where conditions could prove fatal if not treated immediately. Thy also have on-call residential nurses to look after animals that require overnight convalescence after operations have been performed, or who need to be monitored for other reasons. They have a few off-road parking spaces out at the front, but there's also a large car park at the rear. All pet owners should know about this hospital. It is definitely the place to take badly injured pets after road accidents, and other potentially fatal traumas. They also own the Penarth Pet Health Centre in Penarth.

    What might one want of a veterinarian? That he takes care of your animal? That he's professional,…read moreaccessible and responsive to your personal needs? That he engages with you, his client? That he provides value for money? Were I to score Martin Francis on this basis, even a bit harshly, it would go tick tick tick cross. He's always been spot on with diagnosis and treatment, even sending me home without charge when in a panic I'd dragged our wee terror there with a limp caused by him crashing through a fence, but as it turned out with an immediate visual inspection he'd only got a dead leg so CALM DOWN. He likes the fact that our dog is all bluff and bravado befitting a Jack Russell cross but in fact he's delicate like a little flower - aw poor puppy dog - 'cos he's got allergies and sneezes a lot and over grooms - it's not his fault, he's unhappy because he's uncomfortable so we give him hugs. Ahem. You might guess he humours our misguided anthropomorphic projections whilst remaining pragmatic and reasonably (and proportionately) didactic. However, there's something galling about forking over £50 for a check up for him to simply write a prescription for more steroids (another £6) which all takes a matter of 120 seconds and costs him no more than a green-lipped mussell flavoured doggy treat (most dogs won't touch 'em, so I'm told) and a bit of cleaning up (puppy loses lots of fur due to his malfunctioning endocrine system as a result of steroid use to combat allergies to grass, pollen, dust and dust mites and dust mite feces and his own hair and dirt and floor polish and carpets and biscuit mites - it's endless). Hence cross at the end of my scoring analogy. Bored? Sorry, I'll put this thing to bed. OK, services great, vet great, parking difficult sometimes but no problem, cost extortionate! But then, maybe we've the only 'roid guzzling allergen magnet in Cardiff and it's our own fault for not taking the shitzu when we had the chance. Cruel fate or not, Martin Francis is still a top quality vet.

    DP Aquatics - pets - Updated May 2026

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