DOG EAT DOG is a community-driven gift shop in Sarnia-Lambton showcasing a rotating selection of handmade and locally made products, including stained glass, ironwork, woodwork, furniture, candles, specialty foods, and pet items. The store represents roughly 35 local artisans and accepts custom orders without taking commission on those customs. DOG EAT DOG also hosts and supports local events, fundraisers, and pop-ups while donating portions of certain sales to nearby causes. Customers can visit the shop to browse artisan goods, seasonal product drops, and community-focused offerings.
Last updated on Apr 18th, 2026
DOG EAT DOG praises Liv Life Upholstered for careful, detail focused reupholstering, and notes that custom orders are welcome. If you have a favorite chair or sofa in need of restoration, this is a prompt to contact Liv Life Upholstered about a custom project.
DOG EAT DOG reports that The Towel Thieves are now restocked with the requested dog breeds, and the store is open today until 5:00 PM. If you have been waiting for breed specific towels, today is a good day to stop by for immediate pickup.
Simply Harvest Creations is offering a substantial storage piece featured by DOG EAT DOG, with generous hidden storage and dimensions of 87"h x 58"w x 14"d. The item is listed at $1,500 and is described as providing endless opportunities to hide your stuff, making it a strong contender for anyone seeking a stylish, functional statement piece.
DOG EAT DOG invites you to downtown Sarnia for the Labour Day Parade on 2026-09-07 at 9:30, a community celebration in support of local workers and businesses. It is a friendly holiday gathering meant to bring neighbors together for a morning of local pride and connection.
DOG EAT DOG announced on September 5, 2026 that J. A. L. Solski, Worlds from Words, has joined as their newest artisan. The brief welcome spotlights the artisan addition and invites the community to look for their work at DOG EAT DOG.
DOG EAT DOG has a temporary hours change for today, open from 10:30 AM to 1:30 PM because the owner must return a car to the garage at 2:00 PM. If you planned to visit, arrive before 1:30 PM as services will be limited after that time.
A local tip from DOG EAT DOG: a mobile ice cream vendor is circulating the south end of Sarnia. Listen for the vendor bells when you are out and about, they may stop briefly to sell treats to neighborhood residents.
Alex delivered five new artisan wood and metal decor pieces to DOG EAT DOG on 2026-09-01, all made from 50/50 recycled and new materials. The collection includes Mountains ($100), Palm Trees ($110), and three larger pieces priced at $150, with dimensions listed for each piece.
DOG EAT DOG is asking Sarnia neighbors to match a $20 donation to cover the city permit for a Cadets Open House. Message the organization from the attached post to contribute and help keep the Open House from being an out of pocket expense.
DOG EAT DOG will have World Suicide Prevention Day tshirts available starting this Thursday, offering a timely way to show support and raise awareness. Check with the shop for sizes, pricing, and in store availability when they arrive.
DOG EAT DOG presents a solid artisan framed metal artwork by Alex, sized 31 1/2" by 31 1/2" with installed hanging hardware, offered for $125. The piece comes in a pine frame and is noted as a non taxed item, ready to place on your wall.
Pine Needle Creatives posted a short appreciation note for Peggy on August 27, 2026, saying, "Peggy, you never cease to amaze me" with playful emojis. The message was shared under the organization DOG EAT DOG, offering a brief public moment of gratitude.
DOG EAT DOG is holding a last chance draw for two free tickets, and you can enter by stopping into the shop between 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM on 2026-08-27. The announcement stresses that today is the final opportunity to add your name to the draw, so drop by during business hours to participate.
Paige will host a lemonade stand in front of Pathways on Thursday, September 3 from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM to raise funds for people affected by recent northern Ontario wildfires. DOG EAT DOG has donated $10 to start the campaign, and organizers are asking neighbors to match that donation and donate in person during the two hour event.
DOG EAT DOG is running a short giveaway asking people to visit the venue this Wednesday and Thursday to put their name in for a chance to win two tickets. Stop by on the listed days to enter and confirm any additional entry rules with staff.
Dog Eat Dog is running a giveaway for two free tickets to Bad Dog Sarnia's Street Party. Visit the Dog Eat Dog shop on Wednesday and Thursday between 10 AM and 5 PM to add your name to the draw, and stop in both days to double your chances.
DOG EAT DOG is running a hot tub raffle to raise funds for the Alzheimer Society of Sarnia-Lambton. Tickets are available in person at the store for $20 each or $100 for six, with proceeds supporting local dementia programs.
DOG EAT DOG published a direct statement on 2026-08-20 criticizing a candidate for relying on lies, saying council and the city have suffered nearly eight years of narcissistic and manipulative behavior. The author adds a personal note that this conduct led them to step down.
DOG EAT DOG announced a restock for Smyth Candle Co and Liv Life Upholstered on 2026-08-15. If you have been waiting for these makers, check DOG EAT DOG channels soon because restocked items often sell out quickly.
DOG EAT DOG announced it houses 35 local artisans and two happy dogs in a playful message on 2026-08-15. The brief, friendly announcement frames the space as a cheerful spot to meet makers and enjoy a lighthearted atmosphere.
DOG EAT DOG highlights custom artisan orders from 35 local makers and notes that the store does not take a commission on customs, helping artisans earn more. The post applauds Kim's Accents In Glass and shares a story with photos from 10 years ago, celebrating local craft and custom work.
A brief social endorsement from DOG EAT DOG praises Damon Bennett as kind, genuine, and fun, and contrasts quick judgment with the need to see all sides. The post was published on 2026-08-12 and uses hashtags #goodpeople and #LocalSupportingLocal to signal community support.
Santa Gee, Brendaโs Barkery, and Dog Eat Dog ranked among the TOP 10 fundraisers and the TOP 5 Overall BEST Lemonade Stands at the 2026 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Sarnia-Lambton Big Squeeze Event on 2026-08-10. This brief mission update spotlights local fundraising success and community-led support for youth mentoring.
DOG EAT DOG is selling merchandise and donating ten percent of each sale to Aamjiwnaang First Nation Administration and Council Community Centre and Centre Communautaire Francophone de Sarnia. Items include Tshirts for $25, 3/4 sleeves for $35, hoodies for $45, and mugs for $15, with orders accepted via private message.
DOG EAT DOG announced they made the Top 5 list for Best Overall Lemonade Stand and publicly thanked donors Brendaโs Barkery and Santa Gee. The brief celebratory post is a warm community acknowledgment of recognition and support.
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