4-in-1 One villa · Phnom Penh

Everything your pet needs.
One beautiful destination.

Shop premium supplies, have a coffee with our resident cats, let your dog run the courtyard, and book a proper groom — all inside a restored 1960s French-colonial villa on Street 542.

Pet Supply Store Food, toys & gear in the villa's old reception rooms Cat Café A quiet room down three steps, cats included Dog Park Off-leash turf under the mango tree Pet Grooming Wash-to-fluff in its own quiet room
The gate of Daily Pet Supplies: a white villa with a red-tiled gable, black iron fence, big shade trees and a purple shop sign
No. 19, Street 542 — come on in
Explore the villa

Four rooms, one house — tap a zone to wander

The whole place is a 1960s villa and its walled courtyard. The shop fills the old reception rooms, the cat café was a bedroom, and the dog park is the brick yard where the mango tree already lived. Nothing here is a retail unit; it's a house that learned new tricks.

Floor plan of the Daily Pet Supplies villa The villa building holds the pet supply store on the left, and on the right the dedicated grooming room at the back with the cat café beside it. The walled courtyard below is the dog park, with a mango tree, stone table, spirit house, and the street gate. Pet Supply Store former reception rooms & kitchen ✂ Grooming Room its own room · 5 × 5 m Cat Café former bedroom · French doors checkered-tile washroom 3 steps Dog Park off-leash turf · shaded brick courtyard mango tree stone table spirit house gate — Street 542
The shop's front room: a brass chandelier, window grilles, a purple Daily sign, and wooden shelves of food and toys The long retail floor with aisles of dog food, cat food, treats, and a wall of leads and collars
Zone 01 · the former reception rooms

The Pet Supply Store

The villa's reception rooms and old kitchen now hold the shop floor — chandelier still hanging, window grilles still in place. You'll find a proper food wall for dogs and cats, treats and chews, toys worth destroying, litter, leads, carriers, beds, and the everyday things you ran out of again.

We stock what we'd feed our own animals. If we don't carry something your pet needs, tell us at the counter and we'll order it in.

  • Dog & cat food wall
  • Toys, treats & gear
  • Open daily 8:00–20:00
The cat café: original French folding doors, low wooden tables, purple floor cushions, and five cats lounging in the warm light The café entrance three steps down, with the red concrete vent screen above the doorway and the original black-and-white checkered bathroom tile
Zone 02 · a bedroom, three steps down

The Cat Café

Down three steps from the shop is the quietest room in the house — a former bedroom with its original French folding doors and, yes, the black-and-white checkered bathroom tile that came with the villa. Order a coffee or something cold, take a floor cushion, and let the residents decide whether you've earned a lap visit.

All our cats are rescues, vaccinated and cheerfully opinionated. Some are adoptable — ask the barista who's currently looking for a home.

  • Coffee, tea & cakes
  • Resident rescue cats
  • Quiet room — inside voices
The courtyard dog park at dusk: turf, purple-and-lime agility ramps, string lights in the mango tree, and a golden retriever mid-run
Zone 03 · the brick courtyard

The Dog Park

The villa's side courtyard is now an off-leash turf yard, shaded most of the day by the mango tree that was here decades before we were. There are ramps and hurdles to conquer, a hydration station, string lights for the evening crowd, and the old stone table if you'd rather sit than referee.

The spirit house in the corner also predates us, and it stays — looked after, garlanded, and strictly off the play list. The dogs have been told.

  • Off-leash & fenced
  • Free with any visit
  • Vaccinated, friendly dogs
Zone 04 · its own room at the back · 5 × 5 m

The Grooming Room

Grooming gets a whole room to itself at the back of the villa, next door to the cat café — vent screens over the window, a purple door that closes, and a view of the trees from the table. Baths, haircuts, nails, ears, teeth, de-shedding, and the occasional full transformation, handled gently and without hurry.

Every appointment can end with a run in the dog park to shake off the indignity, so allow a little extra time.

  • By appointment, 9:00–18:00
  • Cats welcome (bravely)
  • Gentle handling, no cages
Book via Telegram or call 012 365 666
The grooming room: a dog on the grooming table under a purple pendant lamp, red vent screens above the window, a purple tool wall, and a patterned tile floor
5 × 5 m, one purple door, zero cages

Grooming menu

Service Small
< 10 kg		 Medium
10–25 kg		 Large
> 25 kg
Bath & blow-dry$8$12$16
Full groom bath, haircut & styling, nails, ears$15$22$30
De-shedding treatment$10$14$18
Cat bath & brush / full groom$12 / from $18
Nail trim · ear cleaning · teeth brushing walk-in welcome$3 each, any two for $5
Doodles, huskies, and heroic levels of matting may cost a little more — we'll always confirm the price before we start.
About Daily

A 1960s villa that learned new tricks

When we found No. 19, it was a French-colonial-era villa with good bones and better details: arched hallways, maroon wainscoting, columned porches, red concrete vent screens throwing lace-patterned shade, and a mango tree running the courtyard. The easy move was to gut it. We didn't.

Instead we renovated around what made it a house — so shopping here feels like visiting someone who happens to own every good pet product in Phnom Penh. Daily is run by people whose own dogs and cats quality-test the stock, occasionally without permission. The calico on our sign is real, and she considers the café hers.

  • Arched hallways
  • Maroon wainscoting
  • Columned porch
  • Red vent screens
  • French folding doors
  • Checkered bathroom tile
  • The mango tree
  • The spirit house

How we found it

The courtyard before renovation: bare brick paving, a weathered wall with barbed wire, the mango tree, stone table and benches, and the gold spirit house
The courtyard, day one. Mango tree, stone table and spirit house already in residence — now the dog park.
Inside before renovation: a red concrete vent screen above a doorway, steps down into a room with a checkered-tile bathroom and barred window
Three steps down. The vent screen and checkered tile were here first — this is the cat café's doorway.
An empty room before renovation with worn walls, old curtains, and original French folding doors letting in the light
The French doors. Scuffed walls, good bones. Today the cats sit exactly where that light lands.
Visit us

The lights stay on till eight

We're on a quiet street in Phnom Penh, behind a black iron fence and under a lot of tree. Park out front, follow the paw-print mat through the gate, and start with whichever zone your pet drags you to.

The villa gate at dusk, string lights glowing in the trees, the shop lit warm through the open doors