I stopped in primarily to view the cat room. I had heard about this store from the Virginia Cat…read moreFestival last fall, and was curious to check them out while in the area. Before entering the cat area, a friendly worker had us sign electronic waivers. There were plenty of places to sit and toys to play with the cats from Heritage. I will say it wasn't my favorite cat room, however, as it didn't feel ventilated at all and it smelled strongly. I think perhaps if they add some air flow or clean the litter boxes more often that could help. The cats themselves were cute and I was very tempted to adopt Loodles, specifically! Precious girl. Once I was finished in the cat area, I stepped back into the shop and browsed. I saw a cute treat dispenser, so I purchased that along with a catit fountain. I haven't tried the fountain yet, but I did notice that it was $8 cheaper than I paid at other retailers, so that was pretty disappointing. I'm just chalking it up to supporting a small business. Hopefully the cats like it, as they ignored the last fountain I purchased! My orange does love the treat dispenser and has largely figured it out, so that's been a success. They also had some cute toys, and I bought a little birthday cake toy that I gave to one of my cats on his birthday about a week back. He's still playing with it, so that's a good sign! Overall, I think this is a great space that could be excellent with a few tweaks. I appreciate what they do to help pets.

Be wary they hire people that are pitbull apologists, the store is way too tight and…read moreconfrontational too they need a better floor plan, prices are a bit high as well but they have a large selection of good products here too. Be wary of one lady in there too that they hired, idk what her name is but she certainly has a discriminatory view on properly bred dogs which irritated me, basically blaming proper breeders for the issues in shelters instead of backyard breeders and ignoring the fact that pitbulls cause over 60% of fatalities every single year calling "German shepherds more dangerous than pitbulls" just because of the bite psi.. they are third on the listen karen, get it right, if ur gonna argue about something like that and be in the shelter business maybe you should properly research facts like that instead of spreading misinformation through your "agree to disagree" idiocy. It's sucks cuz I like this place to peak in like twice a year and see if they have anything new and cool for my dog to try out but instead I'm met with pitbull apologists not once but twice now. Owner needs to do a better job in who they hire. Will be buying stuff when possible online and through other small businesses now instead of this place.

I had a small 20 gallon fresh water community fish aquarium. For over 30 years I had been enjoying…read moremy fish. They would come and go, but for the time I had them I loved to just sit and watch them swimming around. I am retired so will stop and just enjoy watching them swimming atoind. This Christmas my Son,and Daughter-in-Law surprised me on Christmas Day with a 75 gallon aquarium new set up, including a cabinet stand. As a result of this gift I got to know the staff at Petco on Casy Blvd, quiet well. They have been a God sent to me in helping me with seting up information for my new community home for my fish. I purchased fish and accessories from them. Each and every time I came in the staff treated me as a friend and was glad to help me in every way. One young man working there went out of his way to assist me in every way. I am sorry, but I don't recall his name, but if he sees this, tanks to you I have a nice home for my fish and I am sure I will se you again.

The staff on more than one occasion has been rude, difficult, and generally unfriendly. I will…read morenever return.

Stopped by for pet stuff and the food was on sale. Bonus! Quick in & out. Open until 9pm. We know…read morehow to party on a Saturday night, I tell ya! Ha!

We have been taking our dog here for about a year and this morning they cancelled our dogs…read moreappointment at the last possible minute, and then rescheduled him for a week later, my husband was already on the way to the groomers and we had already given the dog a tranquilizer. I find this to be extremely unprofessional behavior. Why bother making appointments if you are not going to honor them? You need to have enough staff to cover your appointments. In addition the woman who called to cancel the appointment had that "gen y" inflection where she sounded like we were boring her or keeping her awake, didn't actually sound sorry for the inconvenience, was not at all proactive in any way in offering solutions. I found her quite rude.

The best and most reasonable dog nail trimmer/groomer around. They also have an amazing selection…read moreof pet supplies.

Only place I will shop for my dog. Best cleaning stations EVER! Staff works their butts off, and…read morewhile I wish there were more in the store, I am always impressed with those on duty.

Could not be more pleased! The owner provides the ultimate in customer service. Extremely…read moreknowledgeable and helpful. Information on how to care for the dart frogs was made simple. Anyone could create a healthy environment in which the vibrant frogs could adapt to. You can tell the owner takes pride in the service he provides. Moore Fish N Friends website is easy to search. You are able to find exam what you are looking for. There's plenty offered. From dart frogs and geckos to habitat supplies and insects/bugs. Collectors should definitely take advantage of the variety offered. They are worth more than priced. I would definitely recommend.

We happened upon this pet store while out and about, thinking we might find some natural perches…read morefor our parakeets. We ended up taking home two hamsters. We received a fairly good deal on the hamsters and accessories, which we appreciated. Here's the thing though...the young employees really need to educate themselves on some of these small pets. Two hamsters shouldn't reside in the same habitat, they do not require a "friend" and are solo creatures. They don't actually "like to climb", rather when the habitat is too small, they will climb to try and escape out of frustration, as well as chew on the bars (harmful). We are housing the two hamsters in separate DIY habitats that are over 4 feet in length. Hamsters are small but require a large square-inches habitat with lots and lots of enrichment. We also discovered once home that these were not same-sex, we were told that they are females but one is definitely a boy. I pin this error on the lack of supervision of the store's hamster habitat, one side with females and the other side with males. Kids are in there handling the hamsters and may be distracted by all the cuteness and put one back on the opposite side. Having the hamsters handled frequently is probably not the worst thing, as these are sweet and friendly little hamsters and they love being handled, but definitely they need more forethought in housing them in completely separate areas so there is no mix-up and no one takes home a pregnant female (female hamsters go into heat every 4 days). This all being said....the store has a lot of small exotic pets (birds, spiders, snakes, fish), it was about as clean as I would expect it to be with two young people working there on a Saturday afternoon. Thankfully the animals we saw looked healthy.

My dog had been having issues with her ears and the night before she had scratch so bad that her…read moreears started bleeding. She needed a cone for her head and we were driving down to Petco, but decided to give the small pet business a phone call to see if they had the cone and if they were open. The lady on the phone was very nice including explaining dog neck size. I have a big dog and very often don't find stuff in her size. They closed in 10 min I was 15 min away. She very nicely said that they would be there after closing so I could run in. I went in with a picture on my cell phone so I could show her what size my dog was. But she had all the sizes waiting for me at the front and I could try to see what would fit her, without having to dig around. $24 for an XL cone. Great price and very nice person. I ended up leaving my phone there because of me pulling it out to show how big my dog was. We called it and they picked up, we told them we would be there tomorrow to pick it up but was told VERY nicely that if we ran they would stay these so I could get it. THANK YOU GUYS, I needed it for work this morning. And thank you to the young lady who get stuck waiting in for me. I know you wanted to go home 20 min earlier and again THANK YOU for sticking behind so I could get it. We never liked buying from PetCo anyways. Prices were always so high and they never really have what I need. I would advise you to give whatever small business you need something from a quick call to make sure they have it on hand. So you don't get mad if you get there and they don't have whatever it is. We had been driving to Oyster Point to go to Care-alot. But now we have a new pet store. They went out of their way to be nice to a random customer and like I said it was KONG name brand and only cost me $24 Thank you guys again

(Review based on the bird department)…read more This place was absolutely FANTASTIC! I'm not a bird owner, just a person who likes to hang out with feathered friends every once in a while. The staff for the bird section was absolutely wonderful and answered all the questions we had. It's very important to consider that THESE ARE LIVING BEINGS. Treat them with respect, handle with care, etc. If you choose to handle the birds, there IS a possibility of you getting bit, clawed, pooped on, etc. and it's NOT anywhere close to zero. I advise being especially careful with the macaws, who bite HARD. They have very strong beaks, muscles, and claws that can easily punch holes in skin and scratch. Even the smaller birds are quite nippy, but aren't as likely to break skin (though they certainly do sometimes). Most of the nipping and biting can be attributed to affection, but is just as likely to cause infection (a fun play on words, but still true!). If you don't know how to handle birds, do not go in expecting to come out a professional, or go in with the expectation of all of the birds immediately loving you. These birds see upwards of hundreds of people a day and likely have no idea what to expect from you. I recommend talking with the employees, who I can't guarantee are all as nice as the people we talked to, but likely know the birds at least a little bit, and can help children and people wanting to interact in a safer way than just involving without caution.

I should have listened to the reviews and looked for another store…read more I have been looking for a parrot to bring into the family for a while. I've done plenty of research online, but this was my first time going to look at birds in person. Seeing this was a family run business, I decided to bring my business here rather than a big box store. Big mistake. Almost everyone working seemed to be stuck up teenagers and young adults. My family was in the store for about 30 min and not a single employee offered any assistance. Not even a simple hello. The bird section was absolute chaos. There's TONS of birds jammed into a small corner of the store which seems to be, by far, their most popular animal. The aisles are cramped and it's hard to hear anything with all the birds chirping away. There were 2 employees feeding/ tending to birds. They were pretty much ignoring everyone. I tried to ask a few questions about different species, yet I felt like an annoyance to them.. then I simply got told, if you're new to birds, just get a cockatiel. The guy wouldn't really give any information on any of the other species. I'm trying to make sure I have everything I need in my home before buying a bird, but it seems like they'd rather you just pay $$ now and quit bothering them. There's a bunch of signs up saying NO PICTURES everywhere. It felt like a prison with the wide variety of threatening signs all over the place. I did notice the cages seemed very over priced. An A&E cage I saw on Chewy for $300 was marked up to like $700 in there. The cockatiels were a couple hundred dollars more than Pet Smart. I wanted to avoid going to somewhere like Pet Smart or Petco to get a pet bird, but after this experience, I'll just take my business there. At least they have employees that seem like they care about helping customers. It's a shame to see a local business that can't provide better service than corporate big box stores. If it wasn't for your exorbitant prices, I suspect you'd be out of business by now.

What an amazing business that is both pet supply and art house! And a specialty store for bulldogs…read morewhich includes all brachycephalic breeds. Think: boxers, pugs, Boston terriers, French and American Bullys, Staffies, et al! This is a one stop comprehensive care spot for all bull dog and regular dog parents who are looking for not only regular toys, treats, hygiene items and more but also food, allergy treatments, CBD calming treats...etc. I think I even saw a couple things for cats! Come in and support a small, Black owned, animal-lover business in beautiful downtown Richmond! Bring your fur-baby with you. You and your dog will love the experience.

From the owner: We are a dog supply store that specializes in the overall health and wellness of your four legged…read morebabies. With Top of the line dog foods that are low ingredient, yet highly nutritious for our furry friends! We have all your daily vitamins and supplements to promote healthy joint and bone growth. We also carry toys, treats, leashes, bowls, and shampoo etc, Virginia owned and operated. We are looking forward to helping provide the community with a safe place to shop for our pets with a wide range of healthy dog foods, treats, shampoo, balms and accessories.

They sold me a full blown full sized husky claiming it was a Pomsky. lalabaloue's review checks outread more

Staff was so helpful and kind. They really love dogs and have plenty of knowledge about them. I was…read morein town just after deployment and wanted to bring my girls a puppy. They introduced me to our new love a Yorkie we named Mylo.