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08 Sept 2025
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08 Sept 2025
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Carlow pups Kali and Odin enjoy dog-friendly cake ahead of Petmania Carlow's family fun day
Petmania Carlow invited Carlow pups Kali (a one year old Dachshund) and Odin (an 18 month old German Shepherd/Collie Mix) into the store to celebrate the Irish company’s 16 years in business.
Carlow residents Marco Mandrelle, Store Manager, and Daragh Patel, Assistant Store Manager at the Carlow store, are pictured below with Carlow pups Kali and Odin enjoying dog-friendly cake.
Petmania's Carlow store will have a special family fun day on Saturday 19th August, by welcoming Nore Valley Petting Farm to visit customers in-store to mark the celebration.
Nore Valley Park Open Farm has operated as an open pet farm and caravan park in Kilkenny since 1989.
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