In and out with no problem! The staff was Very helpful! The variety of items and toys on sale was…read moreperfect for my budget

The workers are very helpfull and friendly .i can alwas find just what i need for my fur babies …read more Thank you petsmart

Tammi and Bryan Thompson EPIC CON ARTIST!…read more If I could have put zero stars I would. Google Tammi and Bryan Thompson. They have switched dog businesses many times and now have a NONPROFIT for Veterans called Shaw's Veterans Ranch or H.M. Shaw's Transition Facility. I am writing the review here because 1)Their nonprofit is not listed on yelp 2)Their Dog business now named ;Igy6 (Whoodle.world) is connected to the nonprofit & 3) I put a review on their Facebook which they immediately disabled to ensure it wouldn't be seen. I am a retired, disabled veteran and have many accolades and experience in management and social work. I love working for nonprofits and have always given back. I volunteered at their nonprofit for 8 months full time after quitting a paying job on the pretense that I would be helping Veterans and she (Tammi) would one day put in grants to get the team (and me) paid a salary. Tammi asked me to be the face of the ranch because I was a veteran and loved speaking, she asked me to be her assistant executive director, and on the board of directors. I agreed, because I believed in the mission to help my fellow brothers and sisters. Now during this time, I informed this CEO (Tammi) and her husband Bryan (Secretary and CEO) that it was vital to have the executive leadership conduct training and be on the same page. To have meetings, go over financials etc.... pretty simple stuff right?!? I even paid out of pocket for training, and multiple things because to me it was extremely IMPORTANT. Along the first few months, Tammi mentioned multiple times that she was taking classes to stay in compliance with the 501(c)3 (I have this in texts) as well as paying 501 fees (also in texts). Now I didn't know any better but assumed she was handling the business side... while I networked... raised A LOT of money... promoted the business, did research, gathered sponsors, gathered donations, went and spoke to clients, did case management, coordinated care (list goes on). Later I found out 501(c)3's do not have ongoing fees and/or courses to stay in compliance (just one of the many lies). After a large fundraiser and many times of pushing the CEO (Tammi) for vital business information, and where the money went... I got kickback. I also got slowly pushed out of the office and told to stay home. I also was not told of what was going on with plans. The lying, and red flags kept stacking. Fast forward to today. Why am I writing this? Because I was never shown financials, never included like a BOD should be and when asked about these items... she told me I had no right, it was her nonprofit and not mine. Where did $11k go?! Nothing of importance was accomplished for the mission?! She bought some paint for a wall, food for volunteers, some fruit trees, and a few tools for the greenhouse. But that is not $11k. I never saw anything bought specifically for veterans, or the mission.... only donations & items were bought for their Ranch (where veterans cannot get to) and for her own home because she lives on the Ranch itself. I never saw one dog from her ;Igy6 business go to a veteran (which she states 1 out of each litter will go). Not ONE in 8 months!!! Now she could prove me wrong, show the financials and manage the business properly but instead she threw a fit... and acted shady. Then when I posted the review on her Facebook, same thing. (See pictures) She immediately shuts down the Facebook page. Is this why she has so many dog business pages?!? I don't recommend ever giving these people money... because what I saw in 8 months was that the 11k PLUS AND what they make on dogs ($1,200 to $2,500 per dog) goes to their home, maybe a new RV, random organic food for the dogs/chickens, misters for the dogs & chickens, an awning for the dogs, decorating their yard, 3 dog runs, eating out daily, and who knows what else. Could I be wrong? Absolutely... but there are a lot of holes. Too many to put here. Unless I'm missing something, which I hope I am.... there are some serious disconnects. I would challenge you to ask for their financials before donating a dime to their nonprofit or buying a dog from them!! Challenge them... make them earn it. Because from what I've seen, ANYONE who challenges them... gets blocked, and dropped at a dime. Tooooo shady!

Tammi and Bryan are compassionate breeders and their puppies are the best! I love my 1-year-old…read moreWhoodle! He's sweet and sassy with the softest hair ever. (Actually, Tammi and Bryan are more like matchmakers than breeders, and they found me a perfect pup.)

Such a wonderful experience. Drove almost 4 and a half hours to get these little guys and to be…read moregreeted with great customer service by Jeremy made the trip so worth it. Asked us right away if we needed any help and if were looking for anything particular, and pointed us in the right direction. Gave us time to look at the ferrets, didn't linger and came back to check on us. Giving us plenty of time to decide which two to get as well as schooling us on the facts of being Ferret owners. Told us all the Do's and don't with care. Set up our cage for the road which was super sweet. Never had that at any other pet store!! The place is pretty small but they really pack it in and there's a decent selection. Would definitely recommend going to this place rather than a big chain pet store. You just don't get this kind of service there. Thanks Jeremy! Keep doing what your doing

Thank You Jennifer. Miss Rudy's Puppies are now Five Weeks Old. I appreciate your Knowledgeable…read moreAdvice and The Excellent Customer Service you Provide.

They always make me spend money ... lol I'm just kidding of course , love this location small farms…read more, garden or a DIY kinda individual this place has it all, and just when you've found it all there's another item waiting to be found for the next project your planning , staff is friendly , selection of inventory and resources for projects is immense for a smaller TSC, and the is always bargains at this specific location on a multitude of items .

Firstly, we needed a bordatella vaccine for a well dog living a sick dog. We called our local…read moreHavasu one, was told come on in , we have a few. Showed up and not only were they out but the clerk was bitchy and mean. We called Bullhead, they said wait a sec and confirmed that they had some in stock. We got there and everyone was so nice and helpful! They even gave us an ice pack to keep it viable on our return 1.25 hour drive home. Bull

My babies were groomed and they look so cute!…read more My babies spent the day at the spa at paws and claws depot. We got there early and because they were a little matted it took the groomer awhile. They were good with them.

Very disappointed with our experience here. We brought both of our dogs, Brady and Casper, in for…read moregrooming. Our groomer was Xiomara Pina. We were told that Brady was barking and moving around, and his haircut came out terrible--uneven and poorly done. If Xiomara was unable to safely or properly groom him, I would have preferred that she stop and let us know rather than send him home looking like this. When they called us about the situation, I specifically told them to just bathe Casper and not cut his hair. However, I still expected him to be properly washed, dried, and brushed as part of the service. When we got him back, it did not appear that he had even been properly brushed. I understand that some dogs can bark or move during grooming, but communication and professional handling are part of the job. If they were having difficulty grooming Brady, I would have appreciated being contacted before continuing with a haircut that came out looking this bad. We paid expecting our dogs to be properly cared for and receive professional service, and unfortunately that was not our experience. Very unprofessional and extremely disappointing.

Been a long time customer but never wrote a review. Great food, prices, and nutritional/health…read moreadvice. Many recommendations that helped my Berner Dexter thrive almost double the average berner lifespan. Unfortunately we lost him 2/12/2026. I came into the store wanting to share and say thank you. But there was a good vibe in the store and didn't want to bring it. So thank you to Tom & Hound! Dexter will be missed but if I can ever get another dog I'll be returning!

As a first-time cat owner, I was pretty overwhelmed trying to figure out the best food and supplies…read morefor my cat, but Brittney at Tom & Hound was incredibly helpful! She took the time to help me find high-quality food options and explained everything in a way that made me feel confident instead of stressed. She was patient, knowledgeable, and reassuring throughout the whole experience. You can really tell she cares about both the animals and the customers. Thanks to her, I left feeling much more prepared and excited for this new journey with my cat. Highly recommend stopping by and asking for Brittney if you need help!

Such a cute fun little pet shop/grooming! I stumbled upon this shop on my way to the store & quite…read morefrankly was reeled in as soon as I went inside. They have sooo much stuff for dogs from harnesses, toys, birthday celebration items, pastries for dogs, etc! I was greeted very kindly and given a run down of everything that was there & was guided to the birthday section for my pup! Thank you for treating your customers with kindness! I'll be back for more fun treats soon.

This place has a ton of goodies for your fur babies!!!…read more Brought my Jade in for a groom but they ended up shaving her. The last at the front is not the most welcoming or the most helpful, hence my reason for the 4 stars. I got the promotion for 75$. Would I bring my dog back?? Probably not... they wanted to charge me $130 for a shave originally, so I can't imagine what a full groom would cost. Parking: located in a shopping center so parking can be busy

If you have an animal such as a bunny, guinea pig, bird, ect that needs grooming you should check…read moreout Priscilla's Pantry. The last Saturday of the month I take our bunny to get groomed. They have been so kind and helpful to help me learn how to take care of her. The ladies are awesome and have hearts of gold for animals. Also, Noel is the owner and he is super kind and helpful. All of the animals are out including Miss Priscilla herself. He is very knowledgeable and has an array of products at very reasonable prices. Please support this small business that is amazing if you have a small pet that needs some cool stuff. I am super thankful to learn about this business. I have been a couple of times. Everyone remembers me and treats me like I've been going there for years.

I got my parakeets Chippy and Pippy from here. Noelle was incredibly kind and knowledgeable. I'm…read moresad that this place is closing

We enrolled our 4.5 month old puppy in the Puppy Playgroup at Zoom Room Dog Training because we…read morewere sold on the idea of safe, controlled socialization with professional supervision. The concept is great and the facility itself was clean and well-organized. However, the actual experience did not feel as structured or controlled as expected. During our session, a much larger puppy chased our puppy, which caused her to panic, run into a wall, and urinate out of fear. What was most concerning was the lack of immediate intervention. The dog was allowed to approach her again shortly after the incident, before she had time to recover, and I had to step in and ask the trainer and owner for space. From what we understood, these classes are meant to provide "positive, controlled exposure" to build confidence, but the environment felt more like free interaction than guided socialization. Introducing toys and releasing multiple dogs at once seemed to escalate energy levels rather than create calm, safe introductions, especially for younger or more sensitive puppies. They finally had the bigger puppy sitting in a corner to calm down and our puppy was able to interact with a smaller dog afterward. However, this felt more like her coping despite the environment, rather than being supported by it. I believe this type of class may work well for more confident or experienced dogs, but for younger puppies who are still learning social skills, closer supervision and quicker intervention, especially when chasing or fear is involved, would make a significant difference. Overall, the idea behind the program is strong, but the execution of the playgroup did not match the level of structure and safety we were expecting.

My pup and I have been going here for several weeks. He and I have been learning agility. The staff…read moreis great! They are really educated about dog behavior and they make learning the skills of agility hacking very accessible.

Heinz did a fantastic job helping us train our dog (1year old Boxer with a lot of energy) He was…read morevery knowledgeable and confident in his techniques. Our dog has been transformed from a dog that ran our house, to a dog that patiently waits for food and play time. We cannot be more thankful for his help and we would not hesitate to recommend her to our friends and family. Nicole Gassett

From the owner: We use Positive Reinforcement Training to teach you and your dog. We teach humans to speak dog…read more Your dog will develop a loving, self-confident, and obedient attitude.