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Pet shops · West Village, Manhattan, New York
A dog-and-cat boutique in the West Village stocked with apparel, toys, beds, leashes and its own Treat Bar of baked goods. Well-behaved leashed dogs are welcome in-store while their humans browse.
A one-stop Hudson Street shop with a treat bar your dog can sniff out in person.
Zoomies' official site lists the shop and its Treat Bar selection of house-baked and other bakery treats; dogs on leash are welcome in the store. Hours are posted on the official site (Mon–Sat 12–7, Sun 12–6).
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