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    Nooga Paws

    4.4 (49 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Wide selection of unique dog toys
    Zach S.

    Dog-gone it. You must check out this pet market. Ranging from unique, sustainable toys to fresh, nutritious treats-- Nooga Paws will have something great for your four-legged family members! As soon as we walked in the door, we were impressed by their wide selection of really fun dog toys. They had unique toys that you can't find in generic box-stores. They also have an in-house bakery. We got some of the fresh cookies and bones for our pup. It was also nice to see the full list of ingredients beside each of the handmade goodies. The store is super clean and modern with cute decor and marquee signs. We will paws-itively be back!

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    Hugh S.

    First time to use a business like this and it was easy! We had a reservation for 1130 and got there early. The staff took us to the room and explained everything to us. It took us a few minutes to get started and it was fun. Our dog really enjoyed the process! When we were done Miss Banksy took a minute or two and picked out a treat for herself. We will be back!

    Organic pumpkin
    Renee V.

    Three cheers to the wonderful team mates working here! My older cat started to develop stomach issues. After a trip to the vet and a clean bill of health we came into this store for help. Our vet wanted to give him medication to stop the diarrhea. A team member suggested we try putting organic pumpkin into his food instead of pumping him with pills. I never would have thought of that! He eats his food mixed with the pumpkin and we don't have the struggle of trying to pill him every day. If not for Nooga Paws our life would be more stressful! And we wants to pill a cat?! Here is a picture of the pumpkin. We also buy holistic treats there. Wonderful full service store including raw food which is hard to find. They also have a wash station and a dog park nearby which is really cool! Great parking too!

    Love going here for the self wash. The staff always greets my fur beast!
    Alex W.

    My bulldog and I go here once a week for self wash service And it's fantastic! The staff greet her by name when we come in and I can tell shes relaxed and happy in the store. The selection of treats in glass jars is great and my dog LOVES the moo stick.

    My Owney in the self wash station. He wasn't so sure about it.
    Stephanie T.

    After a dirty day at the dog park I knew my puppers, Owney, needed a bath. I went in and asked for one of the do-it-yourself dog wash stations. Caitlin helped get me set up and off we went. It was great not having to bend over a tub. I love that they supply the soap/shampoo and that they offer different varieties. My dog tolerated it. LOL. The dryer is especially great and got him nice and dry. I will say it was a bit stuffy in there after all that heat. It might be a bit uncomfortable in the summer. We then looked around the store and I bought a couple of bones and bully sticks. The price for the dog wash is more than reasonable and saves me from having to clean up afterwards. They do all that for you. Caitlin was super friendly and very helpful and you can tell she loves animals. Definitely will try it out again.

    Topanga in the bath
    Callie T.

    We used their self-service washing stations, and they're awesome! We have two medium-sized dogs, and getting them in the tub is a disaster. One of them has always been very skiddish around other humans (we think she may have been abused before we rescued her), so having her groomed is not easy. The $15 charge includes use of the sink, blow dryer, and shampoo and conditioner' they had a few different types of shampoo to choose from, including some hypoallergenic shampoo which is great for our pup with sensitive skin. They have plenty of options for treats to get your pup after they've been so good in the bath! The employee who helped us was so sweet, and was so kind to us when one of our dogs had an accident in the floor (we're still sorry about that!). We highly recommend NoogaPaws!

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    Amazing place to keep you pets happy. Our cat continues to get healthier and healthier with their help and direction!

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    If you're looking for a place where both dogs and humans can have a good time, Play Wash Pint is…read morehard to beat. The park has separate areas for small and large dogs, which makes it easy for pups to play with dogs their own size. There is plenty of space to run, explore, and burn off energy, plus fun turf-covered mounds and obstacles scattered throughout the park. One of my favorite features was the water area. There are splash zones, water features, and pools where larger dogs can cool off while playing. As a tiny Italian Greyhound, I mostly supervised from a safe distance, but the big dogs seemed to love it. For the humans, there are plenty of benches and seating areas throughout the park. You can grab a pint, relax, and watch the dogs play instead of standing around a typical dog park. They also offer treats, toys, and other dog goodies if your human feels like spoiling you. Dogba's verdict: Great place to socialize, stretch your legs, make new friends, and remind your human that dog parks are more fun when snacks and drinks are involved.

    I think this bar is okay at best. Back home in Tampa, I frequently went to the dog bars and they…read moreoperated much differently. For one, bartenders never left your drink on a ledge expecting you to just know that it's yours without acknowledging you whatsoever. And when you ask if the drink chilling by itself unattended is yours, you get some funny looks thats for sure. Because why would a bartender who knows how quickly roofies can happen just leave your drink unattended? It takes me a minute at most to get from the door to the park down the stairs to the actual park. I think it's plenty reasonable to wait until the dog is in the park before giving the customer their drink. I'm not carrying a beverage while my 60lbs dog drags me to go play with other dogs. I'm also just confused? For the first few visits I had staff reassuring me that my dog was fine and he's not breaking any rules. Then it's like a switch flipped, particularly with one staff member, who asks me to seclude my dog or leash him every single time I come at this point. I watch my dog and would already put him in a leashed time out to calm down if necessary and I've done it before without being asked to. My dog is two years old. So he still has learning to do and I'm working on that with him. But I'd really love for the staff to show me a video of the allegations that my dog is biting other dogs or grabbing them by their ears. Because it would be a crazy thing for him to only have this behavior at this particular bar and nowhere else. I think it's crazy though when other dogs lock into my dog and play right with him, my dog is still the problem and needs to be isolated. I wish I could say that I was just being a pick me and wanting things done my way, but I absolutely wouldn't even bring my dog here if he had any sort of dominance or behavioral issues. My dog was attacked twice by a dog at this bar, and the aggressor dog went on to attack another dog before the lady who owned him decided to leave. But again, my dog is a problem right? I think this bar caters to the apartment complex and friends of the people who work there/own the joint. If I do decide to come back here it will probably be to join a friend, but I don't know that I'd want to come back here on my own accord.

    Nooga Paws - petstore - Updated September 2026

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