DOG EAT DOG
DOG EAT DOG is a community-driven gift shop in Sarnia-Lambton that showcases handmade goods from local artisans, including stained glass, ironwork, woodwork, furniture, candles, apparel, and home items. The family-run store features rotating arrivals, accepts custom orders, and sells small merchandise drops such as locally themed shirts, hoodies, mugs, and koozies. DOG EAT DOG also hosts fundraisers, supports local charities, and partners with area makers to promote locally made products.
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Last updated on Apr 18th, 2026
Recent Activity
Birthday recognition for active community volunteer
Today is Kris Mills birthday, celebrated by DOG EAT DOG and a close friend in recognition of years of quiet, wide ranging community service. Kris volunteers at fundraisers, serves meals at the Inn of the Good Shephard and the Salvation Army food truck, and turns up for local events from the Polar Plunge to the Big Squeeze, all while supporting neighbors and friends.
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DoggyStyleCoffee Anniversary Sale
Dog Eat Dog is running a one day DoggyStyleCoffee anniversary sale on 2026-06-24 from 10 AM to 5 PM, celebrating five years of the roast by Blackwater Coffee Company. Expect coffee bags for $9.99 and coffee infused chocolate bark for $7 while existing stock lasts.
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Holistic Haven Collective opening and owner interview
The Holistic Haven Collective has opened in Mitton Village, and customers are already enjoying the neighborhood vibe. Read an owner interview with Mandy Bosilo RMT of A Touch Above to learn how she built the collective and what it means for local wellness.
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Welcoming visitors from Australia
DOG EAT DOG shared that Lizzie and Devin from Australia are in town for three weeks to visit family and attend a wedding in Toronto. The post invites locals to say hi and help make them feel welcome while they are here.
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Thank-you and recognition for contributions to children
DOG EAT DOG published a heartfelt thank you on 2026-06-19 honoring Adam Kilner and Erma for shaping the lives of more than 50 children and giving them chances to experience unconditional love and opportunity. The message is a warm public recognition of their positive impact on young lives.
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New design for Sarnia merchandise
DOG EAT DOG released a new Sarnia design on June 17 2026 across Tshirts, 3/4 sleeves, Hoodies, a white Koozie, and a white mug with black inner. Prices are listed per item, and orders are placed by private message to the seller. Available apparel colors are grey, black, and white.
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Recommendation of Paulina's Flower Shoppe
DOG EAT DOG highlighted Paulina's Flower Shoppe as a must visit in Sarnia in a locally focused Facebook post on June 17, 2026. The recommendation frames the shop as a community favorite worth checking out for floral gifts, seasonal arrangements, and attentive neighborhood service.
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Call to contact for custom orders
DOG EAT DOG asks customers to reach out to Simply Harvest Creations to place custom orders. Contact the maker to discuss design preferences, materials, timing, and fulfillment so you can get a personalized piece made to your specs.
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Father's Day merchandise
DOG EAT DOG is offering a small Father's Day merchandise collection with Tshirts for $25, 3/4 sleeve shirts for $35, hoodies for $45, koozies for $5, and mugs for $15. Colors are noted for shirts and mugs, and orders are placed by private message for Father\'s Day.
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Eddy's Lost Boys Dog Rescue support requests
Eddy's Lost Boys Dog Rescue, a new Sarnia nonprofit led by founder Taryn, is seeking local business support to spread awareness and raise funds. They welcome flyers, fundraising collaborations, and donations of items, gift cards, or services to support food assistance, training, veterinary planning, and safe placements for dogs. Visit www.eddyslostboys.ca or their Facebook page to connect.
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Local artisans reminder
DOG EAT DOG highlights local artisans and reminds the community that makers at the venue welcome custom orders. Tap into unique, personalized goods and support neighborhood creators by contacting artisans through DOG EAT DOG or following #localsupportinglocallocal.
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Off The Hook Amigurumi elephant
DOG EAT DOG shared a new drop from Off The Hook Amigurumi on 2026-06-09 featuring an adorable elephant. The brief announcement invites followers to check out the handcrafted piece, showcasing a collectible amigurumi design for fans and gift shoppers.
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Sounds of Summer
DOG EAT DOG reports Sounds of Summer is happening live at Mitton Village Parkette on 2026-06-03 with Rob Dickson performing. The post is an open invitation to come down and watch the live set in a relaxed, local outdoor setting.
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Local business welcoming visitor from Iqaluit
DOG EAT DOG in Sarnia shared a warm welcome for Alex, who is visiting from Iqaluit, noting they are one of many local businesses participating in the visit. The post highlights local hospitality and invites visitors to explore Sarnia's independent businesses while in town.
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Happy 8th birthday social post
DOG EAT DOG posts a warm celebration for Roxie's 8th birthday on 2026-05-20, noting pupcakes, hugs, and a park outing with Tale. The short update captures a cozy day of attention and play, perfect for followers who enjoy behind the scenes moments with the shop pup.
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Facebook share post
A Facebook share from DOG EAT DOG was published on 2026-05-20. Use the provided link to view the post, engage with the content, and visit the organization's page for more updates.
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UniglassPlus Sarnia transition announcement
UniglassPlus Sarnia has taken over from the long time Go Glass team, keeping the same experienced employees and continuing windshield replacement plus car and truck accessory services. The family owned business on Confederation Street has served Sarnia for more than 20 years, and customers are asked to call their insurance brokers to ensure the local shop is recommended when needed.
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Thank-you note and announcement about upcoming blanket sale
DOG EAT DOG thanks Dylan and Mom Tracey for stopping by and shares that Tracey will be selling her chunky blankets at the shop. The organization says the gift was incredible and that they will post again when the first blankets arrive.
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Stained glass plant pokes
DOG EAT DOG highlights adorable stained glass plant pokes by Kim's Accents In Glass as a cheery gift option that will "put a smile on mom's face". This small handcrafted accent is positioned as a sweet add on for potted plants and indoor gardens, promoted on 2026-05-08.
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Tshirt, Hoodie and Mug merchandise
DOG EAT DOG is offering branded Tshirts for $25, Hoodies for $45, and white mugs with a black inner for $15. Message the seller to order in grey or white, and items placed today will be ready for pickup tomorrow, 2026-05-09.
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Smyth Candle Co car diffuser discount
DOG EAT DOG is promoting Smyth Candle Co car diffuser bundles for Mother's Day with clear pricing: 2 for $20 or 3 for $30. The deal applies to both sizes and was announced on 2026-05-08, making it an easy, affordable option for gifting or buying extras.
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Mother's Day reminder post
DOG EAT DOG posts a playful Mother's Day reminder on 2026-05-08 urging you to buy something pretty and tell Mom she is the BEST, or at least not the worst. It is a lighthearted nudge to pick up a small gift, send a note, or make a quick call to show appreciation today.
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Tampon Tuesday donation update
DOG EAT DOG thanked community donors for routinely leaving feminine hygiene supplies at the store for Tampon Tuesday Sarnia Lambton, and reported that 37 packages will be delivered on May 7, 2026. The post highlights steady local support for providing tampons and related products to people in the Sarnia Lambton area.
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Store opening time announcement
DOG EAT DOG announced the store will open at 11:30 AM on 2026-05-06, with the message noting the sender is attending a County Council meeting in Wyoming. If you plan to visit today, arrive after 11:30 AM to avoid waiting at opening.
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Community service and business leadership statement
DOG EAT DOG published a leadership statement on 2026-05-05 highlighting the authors Canadian Armed Forces service, mentorship role with Sea Cadet Corps Repulse, and a local business that supports 31 artisans. The piece notes year round support for six local charities and proposes that if each of Sarnias 3,500 businesses hired one more person the community would see meaningful impact.
