I love Farfel's Farm and how they take such good care of the dogs and matching them uniquely with…read morethe right owner. Much love and respect!!

Adoption prices are exceptional high (not by itself a deal breaker) but this does include full…read morevetting such as a dental if needed. They require $350 of training classes up front in addition to these fees and vet expenses. The dental info is not forth coming and could become a large liability since they reserve the right to remove the dog at their discretion for the life of the pet. They, also, will guarantee heart worm status. In addition, they do not hold a non-profit status. That says a great deal right there. One more insight, at the end of one of their handout about nutrition, they accuse vets for taking money for food recommendations. This is far from the truth, vets receive a discount from most pet food companies for personal pets, only.

Love this pet store so much! They have everything you need or want. They also do adoptions every…read moreweekend and have the cutest little babies if you want an addition to your family! Go support your local pet store and rescue!

My other half and I looked high and low at many stores because I so badly wanted to find some cute…read moreshirts or outfits that said "Colorado" as a token/souvenir for me to bring home for my fur babies BUT unfortunately I had no luck , on the other hand.. I took a look before walking out of this store and came across this leash tag. I own chihuahuas and one of my boys is easily a pitbull in a tiny body. He HATES everyone except his owners (not kidding) and just doesn't seem to want to deal with the world. When I came across this leash tag I thought this would be perfect to bring back home with me so I could add it on his leash for funsies and to see how he'd do with it and how others would react. It's still early to say BUT it makes a statement for sure. And I'm happy, he's happy. Everyone wins. I'd make a trip back here the next time I'm in CO. And also... I also purchased "Buddy" Awesome Apple buffet peanut butter, I haven't tried giving it to my boys yet, but I know they'll like it so I'm not worried.

Love this store and their hard philosophies in single use plastic , cat kibble and ethically/…read moresustainably sourced food and treats!

***WARNING*** IF YOU HAVE RABBITS AS PETS DON'T GO INTO THIS STORE!!!…read more After shopping at this store for a while I will never go back. Sunday 4/30/23, I stopped in to buy food for my cats and dogs. As I walked back to grab dog food I noticed an end cap that was filled with rabbit body parts. Whole Rabbit heads without the skin and fur. Rabbit feet with fur, in multiple colors. I understand people like to feed their dogs and cats canned or freeze dried rabbit for food. I get that, but when a store displays whole body parts of the 3rd most popular pet in the United States it's disgusting. I told the woman at the counter, you guys should not sell stuff like this. She said "well, the dogs do like them". Really? I wanted to say, then why don't you find cat heads and paws to sell as well. Or maybe add some dog bones in as well. I know dogs love any bones that have been cooked. Dogs don't fucking care what kind of animal bones they're eating. Have some fucking compassion for people that have pets in addition to dogs and cats! Now that I have read some of their reviews and see how they have treated people with disabilities or customer services issues in general I am not surprised at this at all.

Planet Pethood is a nice little pet food store at 43rd & Tennyson, right next door to Wine Jesters…read more(the new little wine shop in the neighborhood). The store has various brands and types of pet food, treats, and toys. She also has a few adoptable cats and dogs that were obviously given up by their uncaring people parents. The owner is a vet tech and a vegetarian, and she seems to care deeply about animals. The shop is not as big or as fancy as Mouthfuls pet boutique down the street but it carries the dog food we buy. Nature's Variety is a great natural dry dog food. Our dog loves all the flavors... and while it is more expensive than grocery store dog food, because the food has less cheap "fillers", dogs actually eat less than they would of other "cheaper" brands. So, the price is actually only slightly more more expensive when you factor in the whole bag lasts longer than the same size of cheaper brands. http://www.naturesvariety.com/ 4 1/2 stars because she cares about the animals!

This small and very adorably designed pet store in the Highlands area combines a charming retail…read morespace with a passion for rescued animals. You can view animals available for adoption- usually cats or small dogs- every day during store hours. The store owner describes Planet Pethood as, "a politically correct pet store." I can't justify giving any less than four stars to a cute shoppette that combines support for pet adoption and rescue with a fairly nice selection of foods, treats, toys, leashes, and everything you need for your dog or cat; and Planet Pethood fully deserves the four stars it's getting. I do, however, have some minor gripes. For starters, both the store itself and the website are unclear on exactly what Planet Pethood's involvement with Planned Pethood, the low-cost vet down the street, is. Nowhere can I find an actual percentage donated to a specific organization, and as a rescue person that sets off a serious case of nerves. The website describes the store owner as having her own rescue- but where is the name, the 501(c)3 status, the official website? Also many of the links point to Planned Pethood, but nowhere does the store owner declare an official affiliation. My spidey senses would be beeping if it weren't for the clear support of rescues via adoptable animals in store. I'd love to know if this store donates its profits, and if so, what percentage and TO WHOM; also, how closely, exactly, it is related to Planned Pethood. Second, I have a few snipes to take at the dog food selection. Canidae and Timber Wolf are excellent choices, but where is Innova Evo? I wanted a bag of Innova Evo Red Meat, but left empty handed because it doesn't appear to be on the shelves. And Avo Derm? It uses ground corn in several formulas- NOT exactly up to my pet food standards. Breeder's Choice is similarly well packaged but lacking in actual quality. However, for the slightly less picky than myself, Planet Pethood seems to be a nice pet supply store with many good choices and a true desire to support rescue and adoption.

This is a fantastic local pet store with anything you could want or need for your pets. We have 2…read moreflat-coated retrievers with thick coats and love the convenience of the self-wash stations here. The staff is always super friendly, making each trip very easy on us. They have a great selection of pet food, treats, and toys. Paws 'n' Play also carries Fromm dog food, which most big box stores don't do. I highly recommend this store for anyone in the area!!

I didn't realized they had closed and walked in and the very kind worker just let us! They checked…read moreus out and were so kind about it when we had realized our mistakes! They're so kind every time we come in too.

Very nice people. Enjoyed their store and the advice. I would go back. Easy to find store.read more

Great service! Staff always make a great experience for my four legged baby when we visit the…read morestore. My pup loves the treats at the register!

THANK YOU ELIZABETH! You were a huge help today finding the supplies needed! Your service was so…read moregenuine and friendly. Absolutely top notch professionalism! The self service grooming tubs are the BEST. I am so thankful for the hair catch, warm water, powerful vacuum and hair products. It's worth every penny coming to this facility and I recommend your business to everyone I meet. I look forward to my next visit! Thank you again Elizabeth!

Know the breed you are going to groom for your clients. If you think a big dog breed weigh 40…read morepounds you shouldn't be grooming dogs. And if you are not fit to groom all breeds better have someone there that can. This is the third time I had this exact experience at this place so I gave them enough times to fix their issues. You are getting a one for lack of planning when dog owners make an appointment. I made an appointment each of the three times each of the times told them it's a big dog that weighs 100-130 pounds. Breed is a Bernice mountain dog. First time they called saying we can't do that dog until this date and I was like ok we will make that work. Second time I show up with my dog and the groomer comes and says I don't do big breeds, than way did you accept the appointment ! So reschedule again, this time I show up the girl walks out and says I can't medically pick up more than 50 pounds and the last person that did my dog's grooming put him at 40 pounds. They were like you can come back at 8 am tomorrow, no I can't I will take my business elsewhere from now on. 4 employees in the place and I know not all are groomers but come on. Not a single customer either so they like to see business just walk out the door I guess. Don't use them or their other locations because it's on link to the same online appointment tool, and the new girl even said it's crap, so tell the owner that not the client.

My dog pulls me when I'm not dropping him off here fast enough. The staff all recognize him, even…read morethough he goes maybe once a week with a couple weeks off here and there. I don't know what makes a good doggy daycare other than delighted dogs who come home exhausted and that's what we have. Never seen a dog NOT thrilled to be there!! They don't have the fancy stuff like a camera to watch your pup or a scheduled nap time for all the dogs but we are pretty old school - we have 3 human children and send Snoop here to tire him out on days we don't have the capability to do so on our own. We don't have the time (or desire) to micromanage the dog people playing with our pup like that. If you are looking for something more hands-on this isn't your spot but if you are wanting a place to run your dog ragged and make him happy, this will do the trick.

Hands down, the friendliest staff and my pup loves the playtime with the other dogs. It's a…read moreno-frills operation but the people who work there genuinely love the dogs and their customers. Very personable, welcoming, and they take excellent care of the fur babies. Not a boarding or weekend care facility. Highly recommend for those looking to socialize their dogs while at work or running errands.