A Chinese New Year Special: How To Celebrate The Year Of The Dog With Your Pooch!
Another year has gone by on the Lunar calendar, and this time, the year belongs to the 11th Chinese Zodiac animal, the Dog! If you hadn't noticed, the Dog and the Rabbit are the only two Chinese Zodiac characters that are coincidentally common domestic Pets for many— You know this Chinese New Year is going to have a ton of co-relation with your furry friend at home.
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And if you can't beat the buzz, why not join in?☺
We've looked up on fun-filled ways you can celebrate this major Chinese festivity with your Doggo(s):
1. Dressing Up
It's a time to dress-up in new clothes, so what fun is there if your Dog isn't dressed up? We hope your Doggos have already gotten their routined grooming. With 15 more days till the end of Chinese New Year, grab some novelty outfits at these places:
Dress A Pet
| Photos via Dress A Pet |
9839 3092 | SCAPE 2 Orchard Link. #02-16A (S) 237978 | [email protected]
ItsyDogsy
via Qoo10
| Photos via Qoo10 |
HappyTupp88
via Shopee
| Photos via Shopee |
Tweebi | NoddleDancer | Ceeger | Kdiva | Shirtsnstuff
via Carousell
| Photos in accordance to sellers, via Carousell |
2. Dog-Friendly CNY Treats
Don't forget those puppy-eyes while you're enjoying all the Chinese New Year goodies. Instead of sharing yours which in turn may be harmful for them, how about snagging some Dog-friendly treats instead— Here's where you may still have a chance at scoring these goodies if you missed the pre-orders:
Barking Good
| Photos via Barking Good |
96914761 | 128 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 #01-1849 (S)560128 | [email protected]
The Barkery
| Photos via The Barkery |
*Resumes business on 20 Feb
6247 7321 / 9616 9097 / 9155 6290 | 326 Joo Chiat Rd (S) 427583 | [email protected]
Feed My Paws
| Photos via Feed My Paws |
*May have closed orders on CNY treats
If you've missed out on getting their CNY specials, we found interesting alternatives— an E-recipe book inclusive of CNY treats, and cute collectibles for the Dog year ☺
| Photos via Feed My Paws |
3. Visit Dog Cafes
We're no strangers of how mundane Chinese New Year can be once you're done with visiting, but you can never be sure who's staying open on this major holiday— so we've consolidated the dates when your favourite Dog Cafe(s) will be resuming business during this period!
Don't forget to call before heading down to save a spot ☺
Sun Ray Cafe
17 Feb 9.30am — 10.30pm
18 Feb Normal hours resume
| Photos via Sun Ray Cafe |
6283 8700 | 79 Brighton Crescent, Serangoon Gardens (S)559218 | [email protected]
Ah B Cafe
22 Feb Business as usual
| Photos via Ah B Cafe |
8858 6661 | 110 Turf Club Road, Sunny Heights (S)288000 | [email protected]
Happenstance Cafe
19 Feb Business as usual
| Photos via Happenstance Cafe |
6341 7871 | 35 Opal Crescent (S)328425 | [email protected]
I.N.U. Pet Cafe
22 Feb Business as usual
| Photos via I.N.U. Pet Friendly Cafe |
8189 8092 | 530 Balestier Road Monville Mansions #01-07 (S)329857 | [email protected]
Ulu Ulu Pet Cafe
14 — 18 Feb Private Events
21 Feb Business as usual
| Photos via Ulu Ulu Pet Cafe |
8809 9966 | 10 Neo Tiew Lane 2 D’Kranji Farm Resort #01-10C & 10D (S) 718813
OFur Paw Cafe
17 Feb Business as usual
| Photos via OFur Paw Cafe |
9181 1825 | 21 Lorong Kilat #01-03 Sun Court (S) 598123 | [email protected]
We hope these plans can keep your festive days happy and pawesome, Happy Chinese New Year from all of us at The Pets Dialogue!
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