A speciality dog stall, Digby and Champ, has opened within Knutsford Market Hall.
The stall offers everything dog owners and their dogs could ever need or want! On offer is a gorgeous range of treats, chews, toys, clothes, grooming products, and accessories. Digby and Champ are already established in Chester Market Hall, and this is their second venture.
Will Mason, owner said:
“We are delighted to join Knutsford Market Hall and have received a warm welcome from both traders and residents. We know Knutsford is such a dog friendly town and we are looking forward to meeting all its four-legged friends. We stock everything a dog and dog owners could possibly want so do pop in!
Sandra Curties, Town Centre Manager said:
“We are delighted to have Digby and Champ join our Market Hall family. The stall looks fantastic with a great range of products that will appeal to all the dog owners of Knutsford and beyond!”
Knutsford Market Hall is open on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 8am to 4pm.
Traders are as follows:
Kanom Thai, Med Olives, The Market Butcher, M&J Cards, Jonty’s Fruit & Veg, The Market Café, The Market Hall Barber, Slipped Discs and Nyx Cat Crystals.
Pictured - Will Mason of Digby and Champ.
Photo Credit - Sandra Curties.
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