my visit was great. Anastasia was helpful and patient. she made me feel valued. good selection too.read more

Store Manager Zac at the Wolf Road branch was outstandingly helpful. I've been shopping here for…read moreyears and the service is always to notch. Their "Welcome Adoption Bundle" program is outstanding.

We came here for a dog tag for our basset hound and I found the process a bit annoying. They have…read morelots of tags showing on display to purchase (which are then laser engraved) but the ones we picked were out of stock. The friendly staff then kept recommending multiple different ones over and over which we didn't want. We settled on one and I took it to the engraving station, but was told I had to pay for it first (fair). Then, you take it and scan the receipt into the computer and finally you can design your tag. It all is reasonable, but I wish it had been a bit more intuitive. That being said, the store has lots of fun things for pets including a dog biscuit buffet. Are they the best quality treats? Probably not, though from past experience I know that the cookies are actually diabetic cookies which can also be eaten by humans (don't ask!). The staff were friendly, perhaps too friendly, but I would rather have that than be ignored. We also liked looking at the birds and hamsters and other animals for sale.

Was going to buy fish and fish food. Employees were chatting, I looked at bettas for 10 mins…read morewithout being greeted or even acknowledged.

I am a rat owner. I have bought a few female rats from this PetSmart and they have been healthy,…read morewell socialized (for pet store rats) and about three months old. A local chain said they only had an 8 month female and one a little over a year. When you're talking about pets that only live two - three years, I don't want a year old pet! This PetSmart actually knows something about small animals and they carry a lot of supplies for small animals. They are also pretty good with fish. I would recommend this store based on the knowledge and helpfulness of the employees.

Wish I could give 0 stars. You guys don't care about dogs in general, you knew my dog was doped up…read moreon medicine prior to his grooming appointment and I was sitting right there when Alyson lifted him in the table and put the leash on him. He never nipped her. It's okay, my business will be taken elsewhere and we will find the PERFECT groomer for my dog that is actually respected. Y'all laughed in my face when I got there, not even a hello, just print Theodore's paperwork and the reception and Alyson laughed in my face. I got the last laugh though taking any business I can away from you people who don't give a crap about dogs!

This is a great place to bring your dog for the most part. The staff truly care about the animals…read moreand are very communicative with owners about any issues. The owner seems like she honestly cares about the animals but she disregards many employee concerns. It is not an ideal place to work. Employees are often not communicated with until last minute about staying beyond their designated shift and they are asked to perform tasks well outside of their hired job description. For example, incubating and raising ducks and chickens inside the bathroom of the business. This also led to the heat lamp blowing from being left on all the time, and causing a small fire that was thankfully caught by another employee before it caused any damage to people, the dogs or the building. The ducks and chickens remained even after. The entire bathroom was virtually unusable as the ducks and chickens were allowed to roam around defecating on the floor.

When HLB opened in Troy it was a godsend for my two fur babies. Back in 2020, I owned 40.00 for pet…read morevisits. Then COVID happened, I got laid off after I had moved. I didn't find work for months. It was a terrible time. And I forgot about the debt because I was barely getting by. Now that I'm back on better ground, I paid my debt and requested a pet visits for my senior doxy. Paula declined and stated she informed a fellow pet service of my debt. It is her right to decline but purposely trying to sabotage me getting service from someone else is truly mean spirited.

Professional and competent staff... I was sad to hear that the business was closing because I used…read moreto go there on a fairly regular basis because I feel that other pet stores are very expensive

This is a pet store located near the downstairs entrance to Macy's…read more They do have a good selection of items from breed specific gear like wall signs or coasters. Think "I love my Shih Tzu" type items. There was a decent array of dog clothing located near the front of the store. Fresh baked dog goodies are also available in a case by the register. Nice selection of leashes and a good amount of dog toys. They also carry items for smaller pets like hamsters and gerbils. If you are looking for travel pet carriers, they do have some. I don't love that they sell dogs here, so that's the only real con to this store. Would love to see them team up with a local rescue or humane society and give them space to showcase dogs who don't have homes. They also sell birds and smaller critters like hamsters.

I took my Golden Retriever there for a full bath, the extra nail grind, and paid for the extra 15…read moreminutes of brush. Just got back from a camping trip so my fur baby needed the extras. My groomer-who knows me and how well I treat my Pup, was just nasty. Upset she had to do a little extra work that I paid for. I've always tipped her well, usually $20 cash on a $60 bath. Maybe they are pushing their employees at PetSmart harder nowadays, but no excuse for the comments she made about me and my best buddy. Haven't been back since.

PetSmart! How dare you insist on the short departure notice of the Noah's Kingdom Humane Society's…read morefrom your facility. And, your reasoning statement of it being, because you are looking at this as a marketing perspective is even more distasteful. Being a previous adoptee three times over, I foolishly thought PetSmart's goals were aligned with our values to be in the best interest of these helpless pets; clearly I and thousands of others have been mislead. How dare you proclaim your slogan to have our pets best interest at heart, when you gave Noah's Kingdom Humane Society only days notice to leave your premises, putting all these homeless pets at risk. This strictly corporate financial decision is one of the most lame and unproductive decisions you could have made; you have lost the publics trust and the opinion of your operation as your previous goal to benefit the pets we all love. This is so wrong on so many levels, I only hope this does not become a state and national wide decision.

I was a volunteer transport driver for CDH was one of the best rescues to work with. They were very…read morecareful in the adopter selection process and the checking of the applicant and I am sure that their thoroughness weeded out many applicants but there are certain issues in adopting that are not appropriate. I am sure that the thoroughness has saved many a pup from a bad situation. They were dedicated to the rescue of many lovely little dogs and for that, I am happy to have been a part of them. I heartily recommend them to anyone looking for a small dog.

My experience with the capital District humane association has been nothing but magical…read more They are completely volunteer run and driven, and the attention to detail, care, and professionalism each person I interacted with exhibited was nothing short of exceptional The shelter will take the time to find the right home for the right animal, the foster families are truly lovely warm people , they really care about each animal. I recently adopted a little Chihuahua from them, she was from a shelter in South Carolina and came through their gracious network. From the time of my first inquiry with them to adoption I found their communication to be on point, clear, candid, and open minded. I spoke to Jennifer, Nancy, Marge, and others. I From the time of my inquiry to adoption was a time frame of about 2 weeks. My experience was they promptly replied to my emails, picked up my phone calls, would return email me back even late hours into the nights and weekends, this organization is obviously driven by a profound sense of service and devotion. I would probably mention that since they are volunteer driven, if you have your heart set an a pup with them and it doesn't follow up through to adoption, be patient, be kind, and keep trying. It doesn't mean you are not a good person or candidate for a dog! I invite you to keep faithful and remain patient , it will all be worth it in the end once you can connect with your adoptive family member. They are not a for profit business, they are a for-happiness and pro-altruism rescue. They are a 501c3. Offer to volunteer, foster, and keep an open heart and mind. Each dog is a unique individual and I would encourage you to understand that once the time is right you will connect with your forever baby. They followed up with me afterwards, assisting me with procuring multiple medical records from out of state, even going the extra mile to mail me microchip and rabies tags. They even patiently and lovingly replied to all of my updates that the dog they placed with me was thriving. Wow. I'm writing this because I cannot believe the happiness my little angel has brought to me, she came from a tough past and now it is her time to be treated like royalty. The real lucky one here though? It's me!

The customer service is non existent if the plant and fish shipment is being unloaded…read more If they aren't busy and you want something they make you walk over and pull a ticket and wait for your number to be called. I was there today and it wasn't busy, but the shipment was being unloaded. I pulled my ticket but no one was calling out numbers. I finally asked a woman for help but she said "I don't work here but I'll let them know". At that point I just left. I've been ignored there for 25 years going back to the old Latham location. One positive experience I had was a few years ago. They had species plant I wanted but there was only a couple left. The salesman informed me that they had some that were yet to be unpacked in the back room. Long story short he was reprimanded for selling plants that weren't yet in the display case (in front of me while I was checking out). That ruined the experience and made me feel I did something wrong. So I guess I never had a positive experience, I just witnessed someone going above and beyond being treated like trash. It's sad to say, but I'm actually happier walking in and not seeing anything I want to buy. The stressful part is seeing something I want and having to jump through hoops to get someone's attention and get service. To sum things up it's not really worth the stress for me and I will go elsewhere from

My name is Jessica and I live in Boston, Massachusetts. As a marine biologist, during a recent…read morevisit my husband and I were disappointed to see Eddie's Aquarium Centre housing incompatible species together -- for example, Flagtail Porthole Catfish (Dianema urostriatum), Kribensis Cichlids (Pelvicachromis pulcher), Butterfly Plecos (Dekeyseria sp.), and Congo Tetras (Phenacogrammus interruptus) in the same tank. These fish require different water parameters and have very different temperaments, which creates stress and weakens their immune systems. Stressed fish are far more likely to develop ich (Ichthyophthirius multifiliis, or "white spot disease"), and once one fish is infected, the entire tank is at risk. Unfortunately, stores that mix species like this often deny responsibility and may mislead customers to avoid refunds or replacements. For anyone buying fish from any store that displays mixed species, I strongly recommend quarantining and proactively treating for potential bacterial, viral, or parasitic infections before adding them to your main aquarium. This precaution protects both your tank and your fish.

Not to be confused with The Pep Zone, which is the Etihad Stadium, where Manchester City pay, I…read moremean play. I found this place heartbreaking and not just because there are so many dogs begging for homes and not just because the concept itself is very sad - but also because the conditions weren't very good, and they often aren't in shelters either but those are no profit places, and this is a profit making store, so I don't get it. I mean I get it but I don't want to get it. I've seen worse but it's still heartbreaking and I highly encourage you to adopt a dog from a no-kill shelter rather than places like this, so that a place like this doesn't have the money to keep doing what it's doing.

I have purchased 2 puppies. One was returned immediately due to sickness. The other was matted,…read morecovered in its own poop and urine to the point the Vet had to completely shave her. The workers stated to me, we are not allowed to wash them. I kept my puppy which was way over priced for her own safety. It's been a year and half. My puppy has had many vet visits. Her neck is deformed, which causes many expensive bills. She is the most loveable fur baby ever, yet she was not full breed, she is not a healthy pup as they state. Her pedigree papers according to vet can not be accurate. She is not a mini poodle only. Definitely a mixed breeding. If you can not properly care for the animals by cleaning them you should not be allowed to cage nor sell them period.

We got our dog "Ted" there a month ago and couldn't have had a better experience. He is a Yorkie…read morePoo. The staff was great and very knowledgeable.

The people who work here are really nice, but any store that keeps puppies cooped up in glass cages…read morefor the public to ogle during their formative weeks is not a place I want to patronize. Of course, I get severely upset when visiting pet stores that sell dogs and now can't even look in their windows. You are probably not as sensitive as I am. I have actually shopped here, against my better judgement. I fell in love with a young Syrian (teddy bear) hamster and had to bring her home. Two weeks later, she gave birth to eight pups, because this store apparently can't be bothered to segregate the small animals by sex. I could have just taken the pups back, but I couldn't bear to take them back there, so I separated the boys and girls at hamster puberty and found them homes myself.