Here are some suggestions to level up your OSM-fu further! I've implemented all of these in the followup changeset https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/155448900

- If you've confirmed "on the ground" that this store currently exists at this location, which is the considered the "gold standard" of OSM contributions, make sure to include "Survey" under the Sources field of the changeset (right under the changeset comment in iD), and/or any other sources you've used.
- It can be easy to miss, but its a good idea to check if a POI was previously located nearby and moved to the new location you're mapping. If so, per the OSM "Keep the history" guideline, make sure to move and update the existing node rather than making a new one. There's actually an existing Kibbles POI across the street from this one; a check of the object history strongly indicates it presumably moved to this new location you've mapped. Therefore, I merged your new node with the existing one to keep the history while updating the latter's outdated location and details with your changes.
- Make sure to check for OSM Notes near where you're mapping, and close them if your change will resolve them. In this case, there was a note for both the old and new location of Kibbles mentioning it was here, so you can resolve both since you've added it to the map! Since iD inexplicably doesn't show Notes by default, unlike basically every other editor, make sure to enable them at the start of every mapping session under Map Data > OSM Notes.