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Pet shops · Katong / Joo Chiat, Singapore
A home-grown dog bakery dedicated entirely to dogs, baking birthday cakes, local-inspired treats like Bark-Kwa and bone broth from human-grade ingredients. Its storefront in Joo Chiat welcomes dog parents shopping for their pups.
Singapore's pioneering dog-only bakery where every product is made for canine guests.
The Barkery's own site describes it as 'A Bakery for Dogs' using only human-grade ingredients screened to be safe and nutritious for pets, and notes it supports local animal shelters.
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