This is the store I go to when I've messed up my Chewy autoships. They carry Taste of the Wild…read moreAncient Grains which I'm a big fan on. Also used them to try out a different cat food because I didn't want to try a big bag. They don't have rows and rows of dog foods but what they do have is good brands. All and all I do like that they are in town. I have no idea how good the grooming dept is since I have a great groomer elsewhere. I don't get a good feeling about it when walking by but who knows if that is normal.

I have been waiting for my 2 dogs to get groomed - it has been over 4 hours - they went in for…read morebasic grooming. I have never had to wait this long before - but I have never been to this petco before either. The young lady was nice enough but Waiting 4 hours is not good. If i lived here I probably would not use this location again.

Dog Training: Carrie Cearley is an amazing dog trainer! I worked with her because my little pointer…read moreBrittany was constantly pulling and making life difficult Carrie worked with me and my little dog Jazzy and what a HUGE difference! Carrie loves dogs also and steers away from corrective devices that soils be harmful to your dog.

Great working with these employees who helped us get this amazing cat. He set us up with all the…read morethings he needed, and helping us find what we like. Good Montana respect and friendliness here. He (cat) feels at home just hours at home! See pic!

As someone who has supported Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter (YVAS) for decades, I've had a…read morefront-row seat to their incredible growth and transformation. While some older reviews reflect a time when the shelter was under different leadership and struggling with management and outdated practices, the YVAS of today is an entirely different organization--one that the Billings community should be proud to have. YVAS has evolved into a professional, compassionate, and highly efficient operation. Their length of stay for animals is impressively short--far below the national average--which speaks volumes about their dedication to finding loving homes quickly and responsibly. This is not a shelter that warehouses animals or euthanizes for space; this is a shelter that works for every single life. What's even more remarkable is that they do all of this with very little funding from city and county contracts, yet they operate a million-dollar-plus organization with integrity, transparency, and heart. Most of the leadership team has been there for nearly a decade (or longer!) and many of them hold nationally recognized certifications in animal care and shelter management. Their experience shows--in the way they care for the animals, train their staff, and educate the public. If you've read negative reviews from the past or from individuals who may not fully understand how shelters operate, I encourage you to take a second look. YVAS is not only one of the best-run shelters in Montana, but I would argue they're one of the best in the region. Their commitment to animal welfare is unmatched, and the lives they've saved over the years tell the real story.

My experience with YVAS over the past 10 years has been very positive. I believe they are a caring…read moreorganization who is doing a tough job. I adopted a 6 month old puppy 10 years ago who I still adore to this day. I was pleased with their commitment to placing homeless pets into loving, able homes. I'm at YVAS several times a year making donations. Their staff is friendly despite their busy jobs.

I now nothing about their dog wash instead I was in for supplies. I was looking for a good wet…read morefood for one of my horde and a really great guy went thru their offerings helping me weed out what would/wouldn't work. Sadly the dog passed away before I ever got to try something but I still appreciate the time and effort they made. This wasn't an owner but rather just one of the guys. My vet also wants my dogs to take some supplements that they carry. I will caution that unless you take in the old bottle there is a chance you won't be coming home with what you were supposed to have. That was more on my hubby than them. ;) This store isn't quite as nice as the main store on Grand. Or at least wants when I was there last (year ago) but who cares. As for the do it yourself wash. I'm not much of a fan of that. I have hairless dogs that are small and it is hardly worth the money unless I can do 2-3 at a time which I do with the dog wash down the street from me.

Very disappointed when I was there this weekend. First…read moreexperience was great but last 2 not so much. There were no extra towels and when we left even after blow drying my dog was still quite wet. There were hardly any brushes and the ones that were supposedly clean had dog hair still in it...not sure how they ended up in the clean area. Seemed like they had plenty of help...just didn't try to keep up/clean up.

My dogs absolutely love the treats from this shop! The peanut butter cookies are always the first…read moreto disappear, and they go crazy for the bacon and cheddar biscuits too. I love knowing they're getting treats made with quality ingredients, and it's clear from all the tail wags that they approve. We'll definitely be back for more!

Okay, it's not a pet store where you can buy a pet, but it is a pet store that can sell you some…read moregourmet style treats for your furry best friend. And around the holidays (or anytime really) who doesn't want to spoil their dog friends who stick with them in social distancing purgatory. I mean, dogs are probably the only friends who don't care what you look like on a zoom call and won't make fun of you for it, and will like you whether you're at your worst or your best and probably couldn't tell the difference anyway. Reward them for their constancy. Fresh ingredients, no preservatives, and a toy or two go a long way to showing your furry friend how much you appreciate them. Doggie Style is a locally owned business, so that's even more of a reason to make a trip to the mall to show your support.

SOME of the staff is quite rude because me and my sister were just looking at this bunny for a…read morewhile because I have a rabbit of my own and I was interested to buy one and this one lady kept staring at us like glaring so we walked away from the rabbit for a while and the lady kept glaring so we got uncomfortable and left because who wants someone to stare at them when their trying to shop?

Wintu exotic pets to get some shrimp while discovered their shrimp have worms and their tank and…read moretheir reply to oh, we'll just put betas in there and the betas will eat them all. I inquired about a couple of baby shrimp and asked them what the price would be because they were babies. I mean, they were like, yeah. A little bigger than a speck of sand and I asked the manager is a full price for the baby shrimp. Or you know what's the cost for the babyship? It'd be full price, but it's a baby. Well, we just don't, I just they're fast and I just don't want to catch it. So yeah, it'll be a full price. They're not very friendly. They're kind of rude. I would not recommend going there to buy your shrimp. And these are the as they call fancy shrimp, they are neocardenia, shrimp. And if you're looking to get shrimp, I would go to treasure aquariums on grand or Petco on king for your shrimp, I would not recommend going there. And i'm giving them a one when I really want to give them a 04 their customer service