About Pet Shop

[Taz_Zoee]

Well, that's good that you aren't planning on selling dogs and cats. Otherwise, I have no advice for you. Sorry.
But good luck. Have you searched online? Or Catty1's advice was excellent too.

[carole]

If you do venture into selling cats or dogs,then PLEASE make sure you sell them with a spaying or neutering certificate,this means when they are old enough to be fixed, the buyer already has a voucher, this ensures that the pets you are selling do not go on to breed unwanted babies.

Only one pet store in my city does this, and it infuriates me how irresponsible other pet stores are.

Also make sure that you hire suitable staff that really do know something about the care of animals, i was in a pet store the other day, two kittens were play fighting ,and the young girl said they don't like each other and took one out of the cage, she would have put it back, but i did say that is normal for kittens and healthy, she then took it on the counter, she was distracted and it nearly fell off the counter, i was really annoyed, it was obvious this young employee knew very little about kittens.

Alot of people on PT are against the selling of cats and dogs in pet stores,however the only thing i wonder about is what happens to these animals that would normally get homes through the store,i think they have a place,but just as long as it is done properly.,i don't think we have puppy mills in NZ, but i am not sure about that.

Anyhow wishing you success in your new venture.

[sean11]

If you do venture into selling cats or dogs,then PLEASE make sure you sell them with a spaying or neutering certificate,this means when they are old enough to be fixed, the buyer already has a voucher, this ensures that the pets you are selling do not go on to breed unwanted babies.

Only one pet store in my city does this, and it infuriates me how irresponsible other pet stores are.

Also make sure that you hire suitable staff that really do know something about the care of animals, i was in a pet store the other day, two kittens were play fighting ,and the young girl said they don't like each other and took one out of the cage, she would have put it back, but i did say that is normal for kittens and healthy, she then took it on the counter, she was distracted and it nearly fell off the counter, i was really annoyed, it was obvious this young employee knew very little about kittens.

Alot of people on PT are against the selling of cats and dogs in pet stores,however the only thing i wonder about is what happens to these animals that would normally get homes through the store,i think they have a place,but just as long as it is done properly.,i don't think we have puppmillsbe in NZ, but i am not sure about that.

Anyhow wishing you success in your new venture.

I am not planing to work on dogs or cats. I my self have 3 cats and 2 dogs and they were all homeless. I adopt them from streets and peoples who can not look after. On employe you are right. I must be carefull but I am will be there so I can control my self. I am also dealing with a vet about my bussines so I belive he will be helpfull. We are planing to open animal hospital. I am not against dog or cat sale on pet shop. I know some pet shops help peoples sell their puppy. This is kind of helping the owner and also earning smal money.

[caseysmom]

If you do venture into selling cats or dogs,then PLEASE make sure you sell them with a spaying or neutering certificate,this means when they are old enough to be fixed, the buyer already has a voucher, this ensures that the pets you are selling do not go on to breed unwanted babies.

Only one pet store in my city does this, and it infuriates me how irresponsible other pet stores are.

Also make sure that you hire suitable staff that really do know something about the care of animals, i was in a pet store the other day, two kittens were play fighting ,and the young girl said they don't like each other and took one out of the cage, she would have put it back, but i did say that is normal for kittens and healthy, she then took it on the counter, she was distracted and it nearly fell off the counter, i was really annoyed, it was obvious this young employee knew very little about kittens.

Alot of people on PT are against the selling of cats and dogs in pet stores,however the only thing i wonder about is what happens to these animals that would normally get homes through the store,i think they have a place,but just as long as it is done properly.,i don't think we have puppy mills in NZ, but i am not sure about that.

Anyhow wishing you success in your new venture.

Pet stores are the main reason for puppy mills in the U.S. IF pet stores would stop selling puppies the puppy mills would have no demand and quit producing these puppies. I would never buy a pet from a pet store.

[caseysmom]

Which country are you planning on doing this in?

[sean11]

Which country are you planning on doing this in?

Cyprus

[caseysmom]

I don't know anything about Cyprus. Are there animal shelters there? Are pets obtained mostly by accidental breeding? If so this is an opportunity for you to make a difference and provide education regarding spaying and neutering.

[sean11]

I don't know anything about Cyprus. Are there animal shelters there? Are pets obtained mostly by accidental breeding? If so this is an opportunity for you to make a difference and provide education regarding spaying and neutering.

yes we have some shelters. They collect unwanted or street dogs.