Lop Bunny Still in the "Aeroplane ears" stage
Lop Cross Baby
Self Blue Netherland Dwarf
At Pets Republic Telok Kurau, our flagship store, we always try to have pets of exceptional quality or of unique colourations. This batch of European cavies turned out exceptionally well, and we are sure you guys are gonna love them too!
Two-Toned Lilac AbbyTri Coloured Sheltie
Tri-Coloured Peruvian
Lilac White Long Coat Abby
Orange-White Abby
Woody-Brown White Stripped Abby
Meet our new batch of chinchillas in the far West of Singapore!
Geraldine is a quiet girl who loves to be groomed – only after she gets to know you though!
Meet our fiesty white violet boy – his adorable babyface looks belie a strong character! Though not bitey, he can get very possessive of his food bowl and home!
"Watcha doing poking your face in my home?"
"Another picture? Only if I get a treat..."
Our silver white westsider has an intense love affair with strawberries…..
"Sniff Sniff, could my favourite dried strawberries be under there?"
Lloyd is a very active chinchilla, he quite literally bounces around in his cage!
"Give me a large space to run and I will love you FOREVER!"
We love how each chinchilla has his or her own character, don’t you? Do check with our staff if you are interested in taking these cuddly chinny chins home!
Her eyes are in there......somewhere....
Guinea Pig or Round Ball with Eyes?
Gold Black Peruvian
In the spirit of giving this Christmas season, Pets Republic is offering our customers a special discounted price for grooming services enjoyed by the pet during his or her stay at our premises during the boarding period.
From manicures and pedicures to long relaxing showers to ensure your pet comes home to you smelling fresh as daisies and also to ensure he doesn’t pick anything up from other pets, they are all going to be promotional prices!!!
While you are off enjoying your well deserved break, you are assured that your pet is being pampered as he or she wants too. Pets will be groomed before the owner collects or before they are sent off.
Do check with our staff at the respective outlets!
Ms Eyeliner Drama Queen Glamour Puss says "Maybe I'm born with it, Maybe it's Maybellie!"
"I might be the brother of Ms Eyeliner there, but real lops need spots on their nose an back, not just eyeliner!"
"Although I open my door every morning, it's really not cuz i want to escape, I just like my home well ventilated and fresh!"
My favourite thing to do? Explore!
Pretty nifty multi functional new hay brand on the market. Hay from Canada that comes with its own hay feeder. This means no mess as you transfer the hay from the bag or container to its cage / bowl! No matter how careful we are, we always get bits of hay falling all around, this totally eliminates the mess – simply tear along the perforated lines and hang the whole box on the cage. It is made of non-toxic chewable cardboard, so it doubles up as a chew toy too!
The hay also seems pretty fresh and green and smells yummmy! Not sure if it can compare to APD though – we tested it on our bunnies, they seem to like it but then our bunnies are not the fussy type. Someone with a fussy rabbit who has tried it please let us know!
Also another thing I like about it….the fact that it comes not only in the usual Timothy and Alfalfa varieties, it also has one with Timothy And Alfalfa. Interesting. I think its a great combination for weaning bunnies or for owners who just prefer to feed a variety.
It is also comparable in price to other popular hay brands on the market. Comes in 12oz and 24oz sizes. Only thing I think could be a drawback is if you have a psychotic chewing pet in the house and he finishes the box before the hay…..hrm…
Let us know what you think!
So some of you might have noticed a playful white Japanese Spitz hanging around the door at our Jurong outlet? Well, thats Kenji and hes looking for a new home!
This is Kenji’s story: He is a 2 year old Japanese Spitz, imported from Australia. He was bought by a family and was very well cared for by them. That is until the parents started facing problems. Furkids are also innocent victims of broken families, unfortunately 
So, Kenji’s owner had to put him up for adoption. Kenji has come to us for his grooming and also pet supplies since he was a 3 month old puppy, we could not bear to see him go to an organisatin that might put him down due to resources constraints and over crowding so we took him in.
Kenji has been with us for a couple of weeks, and he is adjusting nicely. We think he likes it here because there are always new people to sayang him, plenty of toys to play with (he just pulls them out of the basket of toys we have for sale on the sales floor =_= apparently, they are ALL his) and nice jiejies who buy treats for him out of their own wages. He also never misses out on grooming sessions and baths now. We love having him here, but the fact is Kenji needs a new home, regardless.
For one thing, he has to be locked up in a cage at night. He is then left alone the whole night in the dark after the shop closes. When we get busy with grooming and customers or when we are short of manpower, he might miss out on his walks. Some customers also literally run screaming out of the store (hahaha, usually kids) because they think he is going to bite them and he is bigger than them when all he really wants is to say hi. He has managed to run out twice when a customer left the door open and he slipped out. Luckily he found his way back both times.
Kenji is an amazingly sweet dog who loves a game of fetch and doesnt whine or bark much. He is also newspaper trained. He knows basic commands like Sit, Paw and Stay. He has had his full course of vaccinations and comes with papers. He also comes with a large carrier and leash and harness.
However, interested parties must take note that his thick coat requires much maintenance. He sheds a fair bit, so he needs to be brushed out regularly. Kenji is also a little ball of energy. He needs a family preferably with kids who can afford the time and effort to play with him. He gets bored easily and has had a history of biting his paw out of boredem (yes, till it bleeds).
He is NOT for free. He can be rehomed for $880 to parties who are suitable. The price tag is mainly to reimburse some of the costs the owner has incurred in his maintenance. It is also to discourage people from taking him in without seriously considering the responsibilities. We reserve the rights to screen potential owners.
For the first time, we are carrying campbells – the Black Bear. Their glossy ebony coat gives them a distinctive appearance and are gorgeous to look at.
But then hamsters don’t really look like bears really. They are like a hundred times smaller, don’t hibernate nor attempt to devour humans – or do they? :p
And in keeping with my belief on how awesome humans are in keeping the harmony within the animal kingdom, heres a photo of Einstein disproving the Tom and Jerry myth – rodents on top cat at the bottom sunbathing, loving it!
Msg from my rodent-loving cat Einstein: Make love, not War. Meow.
As a small animal specialty store, we are almost obliged to keep mice……though not as conventionally cute as bunnies or chinchillas, they are kind of adorable in their own way (i suppose). Truth be told, i have always been rather ambivalent about them. Their naked tails are a little bit…..eeky, and they are the closest things to a very scary, dirty, disease-infested rodent – the gutter rat!
BUT then i got to know them better!
For one thing, unless you have picked yours up from the drain outside your house, they are really as clean as your average house hamster, but it does take a while to overcome the irrational fear of them. Their little paws are also really cute! Especially when they cling on to your finger and wrap their tail around whatever they can support themselves on. You will actually be able to feel their unbelievably tiny nails! They are amazing climbers and can do inclines as steep as a 90 degree gradient - speaking from personal experience after their, like, 3rd escape! We have since learnt to put them in covered containers. Most importantly, unlike some breeds of hammies, they do not bite! They also seem to live very amicably in relatively large colonies without turning on each other. Another advantage over hammies. =)
Eeks! Mice! Gross!
OR
Eeeks! Mice! So CUTE!
Come down, get to know them then You decide. =)
