Ken's Corn Stores

03/06/2026

🌻 Locally Grown, Premium Quality! 🌻

We are thrilled to stock brand new Black Sunflower Seeds, grown and packed right here in Norfolk! 🚜🌾

Give your garden birds the ultimate high-energy treat. Black sunflower seeds have thinner shells and higher oil content than standard striped seeds, making them easier to eat and packed with vital nutrients for your local wildlife. Expect to see plenty of T**s, Finches, and Nuthatches visiting your garden!

Price: 15kg for just £19.99
Available in-store now!

Support local Norfolk farming and keep your garden birds happy this season. Pop in and grab a sack while stocks last! 👇

26/05/2026

Pupsicles available in 3 flavours, just for dogs

🐾 Dairy Free
🐾 Grain Free
🐾 No artificial colours or flavourings

Made with tasty, farm-grown fruit and vegetables.
Cooling and hydrating in this hot weather, so why not treat your dog to a Pupsicle 🐶

23/05/2026

The weather forecast is looking very warm for the next few days so please be mindful. ....

☀️Do not leave your dog in a hot car.
☀️Make sure they always has access to cool shaded areas.
☀️Avoid exercising in the heat. Walk dogs first thing in the morning or in the evening and avoid walking on hot pavements.
☀️ Just like us humans, our pets can get sun burnt. You can use a pet safe sun cream and apply to your pet.
☀️It can be extremely dangerous for your animal to consume lots of salt water.
☀️ Lickimats are a great way to keep your pets cool and provide mental stimulation for them when it is not possible too walk your dog.
☀️Dog/cat friendly ice lollies and ice cream is a great way to keep your pet cool - You can always make your own.
☀️Make sure Rabbits and Guinea PIgs have shade in their hutches/runs and have access to water at all times.
☀️ Pavements can become hot enough to cause pain, discomfort or even burn your dogs paws. The best way to check if the temperature of a pavement is too hot for your dog is to place the back of your hand on the pavement for 7 seconds. If it’s too hot for your hand, it’s too hot for your dog’s paws

Please be mindful and if you have any signs of heat stroke please seek veterinary attention straight away 💚

20/05/2026

07/05/2026

At this time of year, we start to notice lots of posts circulating social media regarding rapeseed; these posts are shared extensively and can understandably worry many dog owners. The posts usually state that rapeseed is highly poisonous to dogs, and can cause signs including haemolytic anaemia, blindness, damaged nervous system, digestive disorders and breathing problems.

The signs mentioned are typically only seen in grazing animals, and most dogs actually remain asymptomatic after exposure to rapeseed. Dogs can develop gastrointestinal upset if they have ingested some of the plant, and there have been reports of skin reactions which resemble burns, but this is extremely rare and does not happen to every dog which comes into contact with it.

30/04/2026

NEW RANGE ALERT: Buddycare Grooming Care Now Available!
Vegan‑friendly, pH‑balanced, and designed to keep coats clean, shiny, and healthy.

22/04/2026

⚠️️✈️IMPORTANT PET TRAVEL UPDATE✈️⚠️️

Please be aware that from tomorrow, Wednesday 22nd April 2026, new EU rules will apply to dogs, cats and ferrets travelling to the EU. An EU pet passport, issued to or held by a pet owner who is resident in GB, will no longer be a valid document for travelling with pets from GB to the EU.

We hope this message will be read by anyone holding such a passport, but please forward this information on to anyone you know who has such a document so they can be prepared.

From Wednesday 22nd April 2026 any pet traveling to the EU from GB will need to be issued with an ‘Animal Health Certificate’ (AHC) by an OV vet. The Animal Health Certificate (AHC) is a large document, and can take up to an hour for an OV to fill in. Please be aware that early booking is crucial to ensure appointment availability. If you have any queries or concerns please contact us;

☎ 01603 867330
📧 [email protected]

13/04/2026

Running low on hay?

Fast Fibre can help. Soaked and high in fibre, it’s a practical way to replace part of your horse’s forage when supplies are tight, while keeping diets simple and mealtimes stress-free.

Fast Fibre is only 7.5% combined starch and sugar making it suitable for horses and ponies prone to laminitis and an easy option for topping up fibre without the fuss.

25/03/2026

A new law came into effect on Wednesday to better protect livestock from dog attacks, with tougher penalties and new police powers.

Together, we can reduce livestock worrying and keep both dogs and farm animals safe. Here’s what dog owners can do... 🐾

You can read the full details on the new law here: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-law-comes-into-force-to-protect-farm-animals-from-dog-attacks

[Visual Description: An infographic titled “Keeping livestock safe: what dog owners need to know.” It includes the following points: “Follow the Countryside Code when walking your dog in rural areas,” “Always keep your dog under control and within sight,” “Always follow local signs and guidelines,” “Make sure your dog cannot escape from your home or garden if you live near livestock fields,” “It’s good practice to keep dogs on a lead around livestock,” and “Report any incidents of livestock worrying to the police or the local farmer.” Surrounding the text are illustrations of a dog, sheep, a lead, a fence, and a cow.]