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Wagtails Pet Shop of Aylsham, Norfolk has been trading since 1994; established by Lynne Berry whose passion for animal welfare sets the ethos of the business. But still we are unable to carry stock of everything; non-stocked items can be specially ordered and will be in store within 3 working days.
Welcome to Van Der L Feeds - We are a family run business based in the heart of rural North Norfolk providing a comprehensive range of bird seeds and all manner of animal and pet foods plus associated supplies. Wherever you live in the U.K we can source, supply and deliver exactly what you need.
With over 40 years of experience Su-Bridge is one of the leading pet product wholesalers in the UK. Su-Bridge are a family run business that understands the customer always comes first, while providing the highest quality service and best value for products.
We are Norfolk’s oldest and largest chain of Pet and Garden stores. We have been established since 1937 and with 6 shops throughout central Norfolk, we pride ourselves on being large enough to compete on price but small enough to care for our customers.
Just like us, dogs enjoy a little variety in their diet -Give your dog healthy meals that taste good and offer something different. We know our dog will want whatever he sees us eating so we should have a clear idea of what we can and cannot share.
Horses need good rest. Somewhere clean, fresh and comfortable to bed down. That looks after their wellbeing. So they can perform at their best. And you can enjoy riding them. Everyday.
As well as offering well-known designer brands such as Pet London, Puppy Angel, Puchi, Urban Pup and many more we are also developing our own exclusive range of petwear.
Direct farm supplies was established in 2010 as a mobile agricultural supply service supplying farm supplies direct to the farmer at their farm and at the local livestock markets (thats where the direct bit comes from).
