This place opened only recently and safe to say our dog hates it but we love it. It has a DIY dog…read morewash station, which has been a godsend for us. Our dog is a big boxer and trying to wash him at home is super difficult. He either jumps out of the bath or runs away from the hose in the backyard, either way it is a total pain in the you-know-where. The Happy Pet Company has a bath with nice high sides and plenty of washing settings in the hose. It is operated with coins so make sure to bring plenty of gold. It generally costs us around $8 to give him a thorough scrubbing and about $5 for a lazy wash. The shop itself also sells dog treats, dog food, toys and bedding. They offer dog washing and grooming as well but this is a little expensive for my budget. Be careful if you come here with a big dog as there are often dogs all over the place. Our dog loves 'socialising' with other dogs but sadly others don't like being pinned to the floor with a big paw. For this reason I always go early in the morning to avoid the crowds.

This place is just great. I found on each occasion I've been the staff to be highly knowledgeable…read moreand helpful. They keep a record of what food you buy your dog and because of their advice his skin condition has completely vanished, his coat is shinier and he is just a happier little dude. I'm so happy they were able to help in a natural way :-) I found the prices to be competitive and fair also with a great range of natural treats. Plus they don't get upset when your dog pees on the floor... thanks guys!

When we decided it was time to get a faithful hound, my little lady and I headed out to Coldstream…read moreand checked out Animal Aid. After looking at the website, in which they have set up 'facebook like' pages for each of the dogs up for adoption, we had decided on a dog to save, and went to meet it in person. They have lovely staff here, and its clear they love all the animals that come through. We met a heap of dogs, and as hard as it is to decide, we chose a dog that we thought we'd like to have some 'one on one" time with. Here the staff let you take the dog for a short walk around and you get to say hello without the fence in the way. It was then that we found out how things work. We weren't allowed to meet the dog, as it had 3 people who had put it "on hold" over the Internet. It seems people shop for animals online now, and you can 'hold' a dog until you get the time to come and meet it, rendering anyone else who is keen out of the running to adopt it. Although I definitely recommend adopting over buying a dog from a store, I suggest you get online and 'hold' any dog you like the look of before heading to the Animal Aid and avoid disappointment.

This is a local shelter that does a great job rescuing animals and finding them new homes…read more My girlfriend does volunteer work here as they rely heavily upon community help to survive. We also donate dog treats and old blankets when they need them. Please look here when you are looking for your next pet

It great to have a fully stocked pet shop at the market, though they don't offer any grooming…read moreservices, which isn't such a big deal. They also have a huge range of huge scratching poles and doghouses. The people who work here are very nice and are more than happy to help.

If this is not the greatest thing to ever happen for me and my pooch! Thor gives this place his…read morelick of approval and everyone with a furry friend needs to go ASAP! The customer service was absolutely sensational, the lady behind the counter explaining everything to us and going through all the different doggy treat options. There is a doggy cafe and a human cafe, order your pooch a doggychino and yourself a latte, head outside to the multiple different sitting options and admire all the other pooches. They have like gated sections for you to sit in and let your four legged friend off the lead while they wait in anticipation for the goods. Thor was treated to a turkey and cranberry doggycake and a doggychino, both which he loved and kept looking at me like mum am I really allowed to keep eating all this!

Unacceptable! It was…read moremy dog's first groom / hair cut. I had mentioned that he didn't like the hair dryer. After he was washed and they started trying to dry him, he started barking. The solution was to yell at him. Following this, he understandably continued to bark and so his face was held firmly so he could be directly yelled out. Then a hand was put into his mouth to try further to stop him barking. Interesting psychology to calm a scared puppy!!! Understandably we left without having his hair cut.

Have been bringing my pooch to Sue at Diva Dogs for several years now. Sue provides great service…read moreand advice on my Dog's health which ensures Archie stays happy and healthy. She is extremely knowledgeable and experienced at what she does and always so friendly to talk too. Fully recommend her services

I absolutely highly recommend visiting this pet food store! They are cheaper than any other pet…read moreshops i have visited. They always answer any questions I may have and they genuinely care about their customers. Their products are high quality too. I currently buy my dog food, cat food, rabbit pellets/hay here and I also have bought chicken food here in the past.

It's hard not to notice Pets Wonderland walking down Chapel Street, with it's bright blue shop…read morefront and of course the alluring sales technique of having cute and fluffy animals in the windows, whats not to love!? Pets Wonderland have a HUGE range of animal care products everything you need for your pet whether it be dogs, cats, fish, turtles or snakes! The staff are very knowledgeable as well as passionate and will help you choose the right product for you specific species of choice. They actually have a separate Aquarium section at the back of the store, specialising in all things that live under the sea. I highly recommend Pets Wonderland for any type of animal care as well as basic pet purchase.

Pets Wonderland Aquarium encapsulates the true pet shop. As soon as you walk in you get immediately…read moredrawn to the cute and cuddly kittens, pups, bunnies and guinea pigs all being their adorable selves in the cages. I've never liked a pet shop that doesn't show off some animals as I mean really that's a perfect way to attract attention and get some customers. The pets don't even realise how much free advertising they provide for the place. In saying that this pet shop knows their pets and the staff there are flawless when it comes to the sometimes-tricky questions they are faced with. It's really set up fantastically and even though I haven't owned fish since my childhood, I get compelled to have a walk through their little aquarium and constantly get amazed looking at all the different types of fishes they have swimming around. It is important for the store to have a lot of supplies and they do for all types of strange pets like lizards and ferrets but when I had a cat (poor thing got run over) and went there he would be spoiled like a child at Christmas. You can't help but buy the interesting and suitable products for your pet and I know some big pet lovers who would definitely empty their wallets there. Even now, without a pet, I find myself drawn to this pet shop and I get that inkling every time that maybe I should just come home with a puppy and believe me it takes a lot of restraint, especially after the open the cage up, to not run out the door. I do really love the Pets Wonderland Aquarium and feel like it has a very suitable title, as it truly is a wonderful wonderland for the pet and their loving owner.

I was going to get my dogs nails cut at a place near mine, and they said they charge 28$ which is…read morefreaking ridiculous. So I went to this store and they did it for 10$. They were nice people, they did a good job.

These people nearly lost my dog after he escaped from their groomers care. Fortunately I'd only…read morejust stepped out of the shop and was able to nab him before he ran into traffic but they didn't catch the other dog who also escaped. When I picked up my dog an hour later after clipping there was no explanation or apology. They happily charged me $65 and let me have the dry doggie treat I chose for free (20c). I've been there a few times but they never remember my name or My dog. I can tell they are not really pet lovers at all, but just see every customer like a walking wallet. The best pet store owner sold her business Pet Station years ago. I wish she'd come back because nobody genuinely cares about animals the way she did.