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Baltimore County Maryland
Natural Pet Food Dealers and Dog Bakeries |
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Pretentious
Pooch
1017 Cathedral Street, Baltimore, MD 21201
443-524-7777, Fax 443-263-0024
A full service boutique for well-loved pets, Pretentious Pooch offers
a fine line of edibles, dog clothing and dog toys. Mention that
you found us on MarylandPet.com and receive a FREE gift for your
pet.
Healthy
Pet Net Products - Jane Rainier
Serving the Greater Baltimore Area
410-284-4739
HealthyPetNet offers safe and effective nutritional supplements,
vitamins, dog and cat food and pet care products for puppies, dogs,
kittens and cats. Jane Rainier, Independent Field Representative.
Also offering canine massage therapeutic massage services. Please
visit our website for details.
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your Pet Related Business Here >>
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Dog Bakeries and Natural Pet Food Stores & Dealers
Xavier
Pet Products (Catonsville)
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