Bark Avenue Holistic Pet Supplies
Natural pet food, supplements, and treats for dogs and cats on McMyn Road, near the Town Centre core.
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Nine pet-related businesses are listed, running from national chain pet stores at Meadowtown to smaller holistic pet supply shops on Harris Road and McMyn Road, plus dedicated groomers and two boarding kennels out toward the edges of the city. Pet Valu and Pet Planet cover the chain end of pet food and supplies, while Bark Avenue, Fetch A Bone and The Doggy's Den lean toward specialty and holistic products.
Grooming is its own small cluster, with Ola Puppy and Pittmeadows Dog Grooming both taking appointments rather than walk-ins. For anyone needing overnight boarding, Happy Haven Kennels and Canine Meadows Pet Resort are the two dedicated kennels, both worth booking ahead of a trip since kennel space fills up around holidays faster than most people expect. Each listing carries its neighborhood, address and hours where published.
Natural pet food, supplements, and treats for dogs and cats on McMyn Road, near the Town Centre core.
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Dog boarding on Old Dewdney Trunk Road with private suites, grooming, and live-stream cameras.
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A holistic pet shop on Harris Road baking dog treats in house, alongside grain-free and limited-ingredient food.
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Dog boarding on Richardson Road since 2015, with heated floors to keep pets comfortable through winter stays.
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Dog grooming on Harris Road featuring hydro-massage bathing plus a pickup and delivery service for busy owners.
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A BC pet supply chain location on Lougheed Highway stocking everyday food, litter, leashes, and small animal supplies.
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Dog grooming tucked into a commercial unit on 191B Street, with services and appointments best confirmed by phone.
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A pet store on Sharpe Road serving Pitt Meadows, with exact retail and service offerings best confirmed by phone.
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