Dublin Pet Stores

By the time I was 7, many goldfish had come into my life and then quickly left us. Then one night during a thunderstorm my mom brought us home, a new goldfish, and we decided to name it Stormy. Each day we expected to wake up and find that little fish taking an upside down nap. Little Stormy was better than that he was like the eternal goldfish, he repeatedly surprised us and lived and lived and lived. Until one day three years later, my little 3 year old sister decided poor little Stormy looked hungry and that he deserved a piece of bread … well little did she know that poor little Stormy’s stomach couldn’t handle that bread and instead it would burst. RIP Stormy.
The moral of the story always make sure you have enough fish food in the house so if someone thinks your fish looks a bit peckish they feed him the right thing! If you want to avoid the same situation I suggest you stop into Dublin Pet Stores and load up on valuable pet supplies.

this place is super tiny and you basically have to ask the shopkeeper to find anything. but that’s the best part — the owner is this lovely older gentleman who is sweet, very helpful and quite knowledgable (at least about cat food). it’s always a pleasant experience to go in there.
for dublin, things are reasonably priced; especially compared to nearby whacker’s on parnell street. the same bag of cat food is 2 – 3 euro more in whacker’s.
the only reason i don’t go here all the time is that it’s not in the most convenient of places for me to carry 2 large bags of cat food home from. also, because it’s tiny, the selection isn’t great, but i can usually find what i need.