Pet Line

If I was either a cat or a dog then the rating of this store would be a five, I’d be in heaven wagging my tail or purring like an engine. But I’m not. I’m a human being and as such pet stores do not light my bulb.
The thing is I have two cats that I am totally in love with (one of them anyway, the other one is just annoying). And love makes fools of us all. For example it had me walking into Pet Line thinking, I wonder if one of the cats would appreciate a toy or some catnip? Realistically speaking they wouldn’t have a clue how the cat nip arrived, «Oooh that’s cool, let’s roll around in it… then eat it.» Or the toy, «Oooh that’s cool, let’s scratch it… then eat it.» Not a single thank you for the giver.
Forgetting about my selfish cats for the time being Pet Line, as far as I know, provides pet owners with just about anything a pet would need. Toys, big cushions or little homes, a range of food, some juicy snacks, and cleaning soaps. The set up is pretty standard with everything organized by category. However, the entire time we were browsing in the shop the shop keeper was checking out the newest gossip on facebook, only paying any attention to us when I asked for a business card. Not that that is a bad thing, I’d rather that than some one hovering over my shoulder!
By the time I left I had bought a small pack of catnip and a tiny scratch pad in the hopes that the cats would use that instead of the sofa. I’ll be back again during Christmas time for another small prezzie — mainly because I don’t know where else to go!