We've been coming here for grooming for years and really have to give a shout out to Mahi, who…read moregrooms our dog Lani. Lani is a very anxious, easily scared pup and in the past has needed trazodone for grooming or vet visits, but with Mahi we've been able to bring her in without any issues. Nail trims with other groomers have always been a struggle, but Mahi somehow manages to get them done. We can usually get appointment times that work for us, and our dogs always come back smelling great and feeling super clean. Parking is easy right out front. Even though this location stays busy, they move people through pretty efficiently and seem well organized with their appointments. The grooming prices are reasonable and the fact that it's close to our house is a big win. Our other dog Bradi is much more social and absolutely loves coming here. She thinks it's playtime every time. We also like that they offer teeth brushing as an option. Overall a solid grooming spot if you live in the Queen Anne or Interbay area.

bad experience taking my puppy to get groomed here. (He's on the left)…read more He's a toy poodle and they completely shaved him down, leaving him unrecognizable, not even leaving any facial framing or fur on his ears despite him clearly not having any matting in those areas. Groomer seemed uninterested in conversation regarding the cut so I just left. Just did a lazy job in general. The groomers name was Wethir I believe. Does this look like a poodle cut to you? Such a low effort job for a $90 charge. My dog on the right was also pretty matted up and was taken to the Petco location in Ballard just last week, notice the difference in effort on the groomers end. Unfortunately won't be back to this location which sucks because it's closer to me.

We love shopping at Mud Bay! Having two big Labradors, lugging their food to our condo wasn't easy…read morebut they offer free home delivery!! Fantastic service and natural dog food and treats. The delivery folks always leave extra treats for the pups, which is so nice. So happy shopping local at Mud Bay Ballard!

The team at Mud Bay are rock stars! Things are stressful with the pandemic but they always are…read morefriendly and real. The protocol of coming into the store is easy to follow (although some people are oblivious ) but the employees are on it with gentle reminders. Thank you for being here to help keep our pets happy!

All the Best Pet Care - Ballard Market Street…read more My little Bailey has been struggling this past week, and the team at the Ballard location went above and beyond, especially a gal who was working there last week named Tracy. I stopped by late one evening, worried after several days of tummy issues with my 17-year-old Yorkie-Poo. She was incredibly kind, careful, and took extra time to walk me through all my options, even asking me to look up the exact details of Bailey's current food so she could give the best advice. Her expertise and patience made me feel almost as comforted as if I had been at a vet. Wow. Just wow. Genuine thanks

My dog ate a pig ear from here... this is one of many that she has had in the past but my first one…read morefrom this particular shop. My dog has been dealing with constipation and yellow liquid poop for 4 days for what can pass through. I am considering taking her to the vet today. They really should talk to the vendor they are receiving these from as they are obviously selling pig ears with a lot of fat or grease that is causing constipation.

Wag 'N' Wash is our favorite, hands down! The people who…read morework there genuinely care about your pet. They have a great selection of food, toys, beds, and more--but honestly, I've never had a chance to check out the store part much. The real reason I go is for their self-serve dog wash. They have warm water, a variety of shampoos, clean towels, and powerful drying stations with warm air. My dog loves it so much she actually falls asleep during the wash! The place is always super clean and the prices are very reasonable. I've used their dog wash three times already, and I still love it every single time!

We were occasional customers here, but came in this week in a hurry -- a puppy tied up outside a…read morenearby store had chewed through its leash and the owner was nowhere to be found. The Wag N' Wash rep behind the counter handed me one of their spare leads -- no questions asked -- so I could rush back to help with the loose dog. It's this kind of kindness that has converted me into a return customer! When we went back a few days later to thank the rep again, he remembered us, doted on my dog, and gave my pup some treats. We bought a toy and a bone -- very fairly priced, I might add -- and were so appreciative again of the kind staff. Grateful to have Wag N'Wash nearby, and wholeheartedly recommend it.

- no parking! - only outdoor. it was so cold and windy that…read moremy dog just curled up under the heat lamp. would've been way more comfy had we stayed home. - price was ridiculously high compared to the dog cafe nearby in queen anne by the fremont bridge which is indoor and where we can comfortably hang out all day enjoying delicious food and drinks. - i don't know how they define "clean". they totally rely on dog owners cleaning up after their dogs, and the dog owners were there to chill and hang out with people, no one could care less. - there were buckets of water by the poles for drinking and i saw with my eyes that big dogs peed into the buckets and no one cared or did anything. obviously dogs didn't mind drinking other's urine. EWWWWW - vaccinations requirement shocked me!!! more than just rabies, they also require the less popular vaccines -- Bordetella and DHLPP. Bordetella is to prevent a certain type of kennel coughs which is not fatal. my dog is not around other dogs on a regular basis. we really don't need that vaccine! DHLPP is to prevent Distemper, Hepatitis, Leptospirosis, Parvovirus, and Parainfluenza. Requiring all dogs to be vaccinated for 7 diseases just to hang out there? Not worth it. Besides, many vets prefer giving DHPP dropping Leptospirosis coz there's a higher chance for adverse reactions when leptospirosis is given in a combination vaccine (DHLPP) - my friend's dog got a seizure from it. plus Leptospirosis isn't needed unless the dogs live in the high risk area, seattle isn't. The fact that they require DHLPP instead of DHPP tells me that they're more paranoid than wanting the best for the dogs. well, not all staff strictly enforce this rule anyway. - $16 for one time, $70 monthly subscription?? The indoor dog cafe in queen anne which is just 8 min away with 3 parking lots is only $9 one time and $35 monthly with a lot of perks like free meetups. - i've read so much about owners who are supposed to be responsible for watching their dogs get boozed up, no one cares about aggressive dogs being around, staff are rude and ignorant, biters get protected... so many indicators convincing me that there're better places out there for dogs and their owners, unless you just want a place to bring your dogs to get tipsy. so certainly there're some types of dog owners who would give this place a lot of stars. just look at the facts for yourself.

I've been taking my dog here for about two years. On 12/13/2025 I brought my dog to the dog…read moreyard for the Shiba Inu meetup. We have come to these meetups before and have never had any issues. However this time after being at the dog yard for a little over an hour my dog was bit on her anus by a dog that had just come in. I saw this couple checking in with their shiba on a leash in which it lunged at my dog and another person's dog. Both dogs that were lunged at distanced themselves from this new aggressive dog. Once this couple had checked in they immediately let their dog off leash and within seconds it snuck up on my dog to bite her. She screamed and ran to hide rather than engage. I saw that she was bleeding and asked for a wet wipe so that I could disinfect and get a look at her injury. One of the workers gave me a wet towel and walked away. She also got blood on one of the couch cushions. We realized the extent of her injury and immediately left to get her to the emergency vet. The emergency vet saw her within less than 30 minutes waiting. My dog had to be sedated and given sutures, pain meds, and antibiotics. Throughout this experience I was calling the dog yard and the man on the line was kind and helpful in forwarding my information to the owners of the aggressive dog. However its been several days and the dog yard has been ignoring my emails asking for more information and also being passive aggressive over the phone. This place is no safer than taking your dog to a public off leash park. They refuse to give me the contact information of the owners. I'm out $960 and the people responsible have not contacted me. I've been provided no info on if they will be banned from the park or not. I felt as though this would be a safe space and that having a middleman would aid in the case of injuries. This has not been my experience. They have not assisted whatsoever in gathering evidence and they let in an aggressive dog that displayed harmful behavior in front of the employee checking them in. Dog bites are mandatory to report in Seattle so I will be seeking the help from animal control as well as SPD.

Communication is so important with customers. It really sucks when you walk in the door of a shop…read moreor restaurant and the first thing that happens is someone yells at you not to do something. That's what happened to me today. I had to quickly pick up one item for my dog and, as is the case with most businesses I go to, I was hoping to pull in my bike for a quick second - It's not like this store doesn't have any room to allow a person to put a bike up for two or three minutes. However, Even before I was able to get the door open, some blond chick in the store screeched at me: "no bikes in the store!" Clearly that is store policy, but the way she did it made it so that I don't ever care to go to this place again. I don't have a car so it's hard for me to get around, but I guarantee that I will go out of my way to avoid this store again because of the negativity I received today. Sure, they don't allow bikes in the store, but she could've walked up to me and politely asked me if I would park the bike outside and the policy is to not allow bikes in the store. Instead, she screeched at me from her counter across the store. That is really embarrassing and shaming. Perhaps she's not being paid enough to try to be polite to customers, but you can guarantee that they will not see my face at that store again.

My go-to pet store in Seattle. The selection for cats is spot on! My kittens love natural pet…read morepantry for raw and ziwi for canned, both of which are hard to find. They give you sample treats with each purchase, which is always a plus. Staff are knowledgeable and friendly! Return policy is flexible. You don't need to bring a receipt as long as you have a number registered with them. Doesn't cost any money to register either. They have their own parking lot with lots of available space.

My pup loves Just Food For Dogs. It's pricey but I use it as half of his meals. His coat is…read moreshiny,he drools at meal time, and gets so excited to eat. I support I see the cost as avoiding health problems in the future. It definitely helped my precious dog who had a sensitive stomach to not be sick. She was solely a JFFD gal and I had way less issues after switching foods. I want my pups to live as healthily as they can and appreciate how the JFFD people are so kind and willing to help!

We come here all of the time to shop for our 10-month-old corgi, Nugget…read more She has been a picky eater from the moment we brought her home, so it's been really difficult to find something she will consistently eat. She also had several skin issues and nothing I fed her helped stopped the itch. About four months ago, I tried JFFD for her and the rest was history. We recently moved close to this location (I used to get it from Petco) so I decided to visit. I was pleasantly surprised to see that they get freshly made food delivered every single day. I tried this food with Nugget and needless to say, she's become a complete foodie now (in true corgi fashion)! The staff here are SO friendly. When I told them that Nugget especially loves the fresh food, they informed me that I could request to have extra food made weekly for Nugget! I was in disbelief that my puppy could essentially have her own personal chef. We now get to pick up freshly made food every week for her. It is fairly expensive, but the quality and customer service you receive are unmatched. Nugget's skin issues and pickiness have completely dissipated. We love how simple the ingredients are and how happy she seems to be with her new diet! Thank you to all the friendly staff for making our lives so easy and always being so kind!

I would strongly advise against taking your pet to this place. They completely mishandled my dog's…read moregrooming and showed a shocking lack of care and professionalism. I paid $160, and all they did was shave her entire body, completely ignoring the specific instructions I gave them -- including showing them a reference photo of the haircut I wanted (added all references below) They called me during the appointment to say her hair was matted in some areas and they'd need to shave those parts. But instead, they shaved everything, leaving only parts of her tail untouched, which now looks completely uneven and unfinished. She looks so bad. I brought them a Shih Tzu and they returned her looking like a poodle. It's honestly heartbreaking and infuriating. For the price I paid, I expected professionalism, not a rushed and thoughtless buzz cut. Save yourself the disappointment (and your dog the trauma) -- find a groomer who actually listens and cares.

This is a great local pet store! We buy all of our cat's food, treats and toys from here. The staff…read moreis always so friendly and helpful.

it's abundantly clear how much care and passion David, Floof's owner, has for animals. he makes…read moresure his groomers all keep the dogs' wellbeing and stress levels in mind, and made sure to take care of us when we brought our dog in this week. Thanks David!