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    Cold Spot Feeds - Cute little soft shoes for pets in various sizes

    Cold Spot Feeds

    (17 reviews)

    $180 for a kennel that costs $102 at petco. Absolutely ridiculous, taking advantage of their…read morecustomers like that

    Cold Spot Feeds is a large pet store that sells all the usual items you would need for your pet and…read morewhat you find at the competitor across the street (Petco). My husband and I (and our little girl dog) were at Costco filling up gas for our car rental when we decided to make a trip to this store (although I did see this store when we first arrived in Fairbanks this past Saturday). After finding parking, we walked in (yes leashed dogs are welcomed) and were greeted by two friendly employees right away. My husband immediately saw these cute little soft dog booties (what my husband refers to as house slippers, lol) and decided to get 4 for our little girl (they range from different sizes from XXS to XXL. The XXS and XS cost $2.49 each, prior to tax). He though it would be a good idea for our little girl to wear them when he visits his mother's house with her (since my mother in law had made a comment about asking where were her shoes. My mother in law has hardwood floor and indirectly was making a comment about not wanting our little girl's paws to scratch the floor.... oh and yes our little girl wears Ruff Wear brand shoes for when we go hiking to protect her paws from rocks and jagged surfaces). What I thought was really interesting was that there is quite a selection of shoes available for dogs with different sizes and colors (although the "house slippers" only came in the color grey on our visit). There is also a large selection of different jackets, harnesses, treats, food, etc. I would say that Cold Spot Feeds seems to carry a much larger selection than most pet stores that I have shopped at (and I have shopped at a lot of them). Over 2 separate visits (we ended up visiting this store twice in one day because my husband thought it would be best to have two pairs of house slippers for our little girl... even though our little girl would rather have none, lol), we purchased 2 pairs of booties, meat sticks (that our little girl picked out herself, which I told my husband he had to pay for since he is making her wear these cute little house slippers against her own will) and a bag of lobster with cod treats. I really like this pet store and wished there was one like this back home. If I lived here, I would definitely be a regularly.

    After Hours Veterinary Emergency Clinic - untitled

    After Hours Veterinary Emergency Clinic

    (9 reviews)

    The veterinarians (two women) are cold and dismissive. Two assistants there are also cold and…read moresnarky. They act like you're bothering them. The short one with the long hair treats the assistants abusively by putting them down in front of clients. Don't go if you don't like being bullied. I go to Animal House for professional, competent and well-mannered people.

    Sadly probably the worst experience I had with a clinic. On…read moreJune 25th my dog was attacked by our neighbors dog over a toy. It was after 6 pm so we chose to rush to After Hours veterinarian clinic. The Vet Tech was very nice and got us in in a relative fast manor. Though my dog was bleeding and we showed our credit card we needed to fill out lengthy paperwork before Dr. Forster even came out to look at my dog. The "treatment" was done in the "shabby", smelly and not clean looking waiting area, which was very small. I explained what happened and Dr. F. looked superficially at my dog saying we have a few options, let me write a quote for you... A quote? Can we not discuss the options and I decide what is best? No I need to write a quote and then you decline what you do not want. After 10-15 minutes or so I get a lengthy quote with a cost of about $1000 plus dollars offering to stitch the lower chin laceration. I had to decline every item Dr. F suggested. I was taken aback by that procedure. Mind you I have had many animals, volunteered in Shleters and Vet Clinics, as well as have 1 semester of training as a Vet Tech under my belt as well as participated in many no cost vaccination clinics. I can tell when something is off. But I was frazzled as MY dog was injured. I declined them taking my dog back to the surgery room, but asked if they could make sure she is ok otherwise and nothing is missed. There was no further examination, no temperature measuring, no overall examination of any sorts. I was prescribed antibiotics and she was been given a 1st subcutaneous injection. I was charged $ 70 normal examination fee and a $ 80 after hours fee. Plus the Antibiotics. I came home to read the invoice in depth to see the explanation and charges, and it shows Dr. F did temp measure, an examination and other testing - but that is incorrect and false. The next day when giving my dog her meds I saw that she was trying to tap her lower lip with her paw, so I examined it closer to find the Vet missed that the lower lip was caught in the lower canine. I was upset to say the least. Thank goodness I have a bit of experience and was able to release the lip to avoid further damage. Dogs are resilient and lip injuries do heal faster than other places. I called the office asking for an office manager. The Tech who answered repeated multiple times there is no office manager and no one is available to talk to me even when I asked when I could talk to someone responsible to discuss my frustration. In my opionion a: Let me check and get back to you as soon as I find something out OR let me talk to the Vet who treated your dog and get back to you OR the owner of the clinic will get back to you. BUT NOTHING even in the vicinity of a caring response. I got a call from the owner eventually, who told me bluntly it is what it is and the lip got caught in the canine AFTER our visit. I shared mt frustration and to avoid any negative posts on public media I asked if as a gesture to waive the after hours fee, but she insulted me and hung up. I tried getting a refund through my credit card disputing a partial charge, but that was declined too. They are not compassionate, not empathetic and money seeking. I cannot recommend you trust your pet in their hands. I would NOT have shared this lengthy and detailed experience if the owner would have understood that mistakes can happen and refunded the partial amount I asked for the missed injury. PLEASE - if you love your pet - do avoid going here at all

    Pawsitive Dog Training - pet_training - Updated June 2026

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