DOG EAT DOG
DOG EAT DOG is a community-driven gift shop in Sarnia-Lambton showcasing a wide selection of handmade and locally made products, including stained glass, ironwork, woodwork, furniture, candles, specialty foods, chocolates, and pet items. The family-owned store supports dozens of local artisans, offers custom ordering from many makers, and hosts occasional in-store promotions and events. Focused on local craft and gift-ready merchandise, DOG EAT DOG emphasizes personal service and community engagement.
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Last updated on Apr 18th, 2026
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Dog Eat Dog promotional message
DOG EAT DOG shared a playful promotional message on 2026-07-22 that promises joy and laughter for anyone with a sense of humour. The brief line is crafted for quick engagement and reflects the brand's lighthearted voice.
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DOG EAT DOG merchandise sale
DOG EAT DOG is offering a merch sale posted on July 19 2026 with Tshirts for $25, 3/4 sleeve shirts for $35, hoodies for $45, a white koozie for $5, and a white mug with black inner for $15. Colors available are grey black or white, and the post instructs buyers to pm to order.
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Whimsy & Grace Candle Co. teacup candle sets
DOG EAT DOG is introducing Whimsy & Grace Candle Co. and its teacup candle sets on 2026-07-18, praising the product detail and packaging and asking shoppers to stop in tomorrow to support a new Sarnia artisan. These teacup candle sets are presented as especially gift ready, ideal if you are looking for a locally made present.
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Pine Needle Primatives drop
Pine Needle Primatives has a small product drop at DOG EAT DOG, announced on July 16, 2026, and the seller is accepting custom orders. Reach out to DOG EAT DOG to ask about available pieces, custom options, and how to purchase.
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Catch the Ace cancellation and Dog Eat Dog hours
Sarnia Legion Branch 62 canceled Catch the Ace because of air quality concerns, and Dog Eat Dog will be open from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM on the affected day. The announcement was published by DOG EAT DOG on 2026-07-16, and patrons should watch organizer channels for any further updates.
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7-year business anniversary thank-you
DOG EAT DOG posted a warm thank-you on 2026-07-12 marking seven years in business, thanking every person who walked through the door for their support. The short, personal message celebrates community ties and invites continued visits to this local shop.
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Featured artisan: Off The Hook Amigurumi
Off The Hook Amigurumi is featured by DOG EAT DOG as one of 36 artisans, and offers custom orders so you can get handmade items tailored to your preferences. This spotlight highlights local makers and invites you to support small creative businesses showcased by DOG EAT DOG.
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Dog treat event tomorrow 10-5
DOG EAT DOG is offering a drop in dog treat event on 2026-07-11 from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, inviting dog owners to pick up treats for their pets. The event is a simple, friendly opportunity to stop by during the day and connect with other local dog lovers.
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Visit Mitton Village shops tomorrow
DOG EAT DOG invites you to visit Mitton Village shops tomorrow, 2026-07-11, for an easy outing of local shopping and browsing. The short post is a friendly reminder to support independent stores and make a last minute plan to explore the village.
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Book surprise announcement
DOG EAT DOG announced that many books include hidden surprises tucked into their covers, a playful prompt for readers to check inside. The short announcement encourages book hunting and sharing discoveries with others and was published on 2026-07-08.
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Temporary store closure due to heat-related illness
DOG EAT DOG is closed on 2026-07-03 while the owner recovers from heat related illness, with an expected reopening on 2026-07-04. The message was posted by the store as a brief, same day notice advising customers they will return tomorrow.
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Call for local businesses to support charity in Sarnia
DOG EAT DOG asks Sarnia businesses to support a local charity using practical actions like sharing social posts and selling tickets at their establishments. The July 1 call to action focuses on visible, low barrier steps that help build community investment in Sarnia's economy.
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Beanzz gluten-free options
Beanzz, promoted by DOG EAT DOG, is a friendly Thursday hangout offering cold and hot drinks plus fresh snacks, and the menu explicitly includes gluten free options. It is presented as a casual place to fill out Catch the Ace tickets and enjoy a relaxed evening with food that accommodates gluten free needs.
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Hot forecast and barbecue suggestion
DOG EAT DOG reports a notably hot week and encourages you to bring out your barbecue and aprons on June 27, 2026. The short, festive note pairs a summer forecast with food emojis and simple grilling inspiration for an easy backyard get together.
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Birthday recognition for active community volunteer
Today is Kris Mills birthday, celebrated by DOG EAT DOG and a close friend in recognition of years of quiet, wide ranging community service. Kris volunteers at fundraisers, serves meals at the Inn of the Good Shephard and the Salvation Army food truck, and turns up for local events from the Polar Plunge to the Big Squeeze, all while supporting neighbors and friends.
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DoggyStyleCoffee Anniversary Sale
Dog Eat Dog is running a one day DoggyStyleCoffee anniversary sale on 2026-06-24 from 10 AM to 5 PM, celebrating five years of the roast by Blackwater Coffee Company. Expect coffee bags for $9.99 and coffee infused chocolate bark for $7 while existing stock lasts.
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Holistic Haven Collective opening and owner interview
The Holistic Haven Collective has opened in Mitton Village, and customers are already enjoying the neighborhood vibe. Read an owner interview with Mandy Bosilo RMT of A Touch Above to learn how she built the collective and what it means for local wellness.
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Welcoming visitors from Australia
DOG EAT DOG shared that Lizzie and Devin from Australia are in town for three weeks to visit family and attend a wedding in Toronto. The post invites locals to say hi and help make them feel welcome while they are here.
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Thank-you and recognition for contributions to children
DOG EAT DOG published a heartfelt thank you on 2026-06-19 honoring Adam Kilner and Erma for shaping the lives of more than 50 children and giving them chances to experience unconditional love and opportunity. The message is a warm public recognition of their positive impact on young lives.
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New design for Sarnia merchandise
DOG EAT DOG released a new Sarnia design on June 17 2026 across Tshirts, 3/4 sleeves, Hoodies, a white Koozie, and a white mug with black inner. Prices are listed per item, and orders are placed by private message to the seller. Available apparel colors are grey, black, and white.
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Recommendation of Paulina's Flower Shoppe
DOG EAT DOG highlighted Paulina's Flower Shoppe as a must visit in Sarnia in a locally focused Facebook post on June 17, 2026. The recommendation frames the shop as a community favorite worth checking out for floral gifts, seasonal arrangements, and attentive neighborhood service.
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Call to contact for custom orders
DOG EAT DOG asks customers to reach out to Simply Harvest Creations to place custom orders. Contact the maker to discuss design preferences, materials, timing, and fulfillment so you can get a personalized piece made to your specs.
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Father's Day merchandise
DOG EAT DOG is offering a small Father's Day merchandise collection with Tshirts for $25, 3/4 sleeve shirts for $35, hoodies for $45, koozies for $5, and mugs for $15. Colors are noted for shirts and mugs, and orders are placed by private message for Father\'s Day.
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Eddy's Lost Boys Dog Rescue support requests
Eddy's Lost Boys Dog Rescue, a new Sarnia nonprofit led by founder Taryn, is seeking local business support to spread awareness and raise funds. They welcome flyers, fundraising collaborations, and donations of items, gift cards, or services to support food assistance, training, veterinary planning, and safe placements for dogs. Visit www.eddyslostboys.ca or their Facebook page to connect.
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Local artisans reminder
DOG EAT DOG highlights local artisans and reminds the community that makers at the venue welcome custom orders. Tap into unique, personalized goods and support neighborhood creators by contacting artisans through DOG EAT DOG or following #localsupportinglocallocal.
