TODAY'S CUSTOMER ★SECRET- TOY POODLE★

One of venicepets’ popular pup, SECRET. (Toy Poodle) By the way, Secret’s hair style is the AFRO!! Just want the head to go BIG! Secret is a true AFRO-KEN. (Afro dog) The dad says, everywhere they go, everyone talks to them. The way Secret always wags the tail is very cute. -Mari

TODAY'S CUSTOMER ★DOLPHIN-SIBERIAN HUSKY★

This is Dolphin, 7 week old Siberian Husky. Dolphin’s parents shopped at venicepets by themselves before but today they came in with her. Since Dolphin is still a baby, she was held in her dad’s arms. She might be bigger the next time she comes in. When I held her, she felt like a plush doll with her soft hair. Please come again! -Mari

HALLOWEEN COSTUMES @ venicepets

Unfortunately, the summer has past by us very quickly and suddenly it is already near Halloween.

Once again, we have several different costumes for your doggy kids. And what’s so great about it is that all of the HALLOWEEN ITEMS ARE ALREADY 20% OFF before Halloween! The quantities are limited so please don’t miss out on this chance!

★For those who can’t come to our store, product shipping is available domestically and internationally. For detailed information, please email your questions to: venicepets@hotmail.com -Mari

TODAY'S CUSTOMER FROM FLORIDA ★SEABASS★

Seabass, (YorkyPoo, Male) a customer from Tampa, Florida. He purchased Little Lilly boots! It was his first boots but walked like he was already used to them. It was purchased to be used for walks at the beach since it is even hot for us to be walking bear foot on the sand. He was a cute fluffy puppy. Please come and visit when you come to L.A. again. -Mari

KIMONO PUPPY ★CECE & POPPI★

Our regular customer CECE (Maltese) purchased the Kimono.
The hair ribbon imitating the Shichi Go San hair style was very cute along with the obi kimono belt. The other one is her brother POPPI. They are both very cute.
I always look forward seeing them.
“Shichi-go-san is a festival celebrated by parents on the fifteenth of November in Japan, to mark the growth of their children as they turn three, five and seven years of age.” -Mari