In Singapore you can buy your groceries (meat, vegetables, fruits, etc) at a regular grocery store, or you can go to a 'wet market'. To me a wet market is like a cheap dirty farmers market, tons of produce stalls, but also meat and fish stalls.
We found that the regular grocery store doesn't sell raw bones for Darwin (they have ox tails, but they are SO expensive) so we hit up a wet market near our house one weekend.
After wandering around the narrow walkways for a bit I finally found a beef stall and got a small bag of bones for Darwin.
On our walk back home there was some kind of community event happening in the housing area we passed through and Darwin became a star attraction.
Of course she didn't care about all the attention, she was just concerned that I walked off to check out one of the booths.
