Miss Pet II

Miss Pet II has just about everything you might need for your furry friends, including a wide variety of food types, treats, toys and necessities like bowls, collars and leashes. The shop owner is extremely friendly and I appreciate that he recognizes me and knows my «food order» so to speak. He has also been helpful in the past in trying to connect me with a dog walker when we were in a bind, which certainly is above and beyond what he would need to do.
Although pet products and services tend to be more expensive in Hong Kong than they were back in Washington, DC (I wistfully remember the days of ordering giant bags of all things dog on Amazon Prime), Miss Pet is quite reasonably priced for regular types of dog food (read: not organic or fancy), particularly if you buy in bulk.
The resident dogs are fun and friendly, and I always enjoy spending some time petting them if I have to wait for a minute or two. Miss Pet II is definitely my go-​to shop for pet supplies in Happy Valley.

One of my bigger shocks upon moving to HK was discovering the costs associated with dog grooming. In San Francisco, $ 40-​$ 45 USD was pretty typical for my 18kg mini Shar Pei. However, in Hong Kong I was quoted prices ranging from $ 500 — $ 700 HKD ($ 65 — $ 90 USD). Obviously, being the frugal shopper I am I chose the shop offering grooming services at the low end of the price range.
So Miss Pet II it was! Sasha was a bit skittish once we walked inside, as there’s usually a few very confident (ahem, assertive) dogs hanging out in the store. I believe they’re the owners dogs as we walk by the shop every day and they’re definitely furry fixtures! After dropping Sasha off, I returned two hours later to find the best version of my pup: fluffy, soft, and fresh-​smelling, with the tidiest nails.
Though I’m still adjusting to Sasha’s new grooming costs, I’ll continue to stick with Miss Pet II unless I find a better deal.