I use Pet Evolution for their mobile nail trimming service. After one of my dogs passed away, I…read morenotified them to remove her from the service. They responded very compassionately and even sent a floral bouquet to my house within a few hours. That was very unexpected and very appreciated.

I booked online for my German Shepherd and the price showed $145 for full groom of large dog up to…read more85 lbs. They weighed him at 79 lbs. My husband picked him up and was charged $170. They say it varies by size, but it doesn't say that online. Jordyn did a great job grooming him, but, I think that's false advertising.

I love this store location. The sales team is super friendly. Also, I forgot my leash at home and…read morethey let me borrow one. My dog LOVES this store. Thank you, Nick

Still working with Chuck & Don's Woodbury doing over the phone orders and having someone pick them…read moreup. The entire staff is friendly and knowledgeable and you feel like family. Krissy at Woodbury is exceptionally adept at working with me and getting everything we need. She is astute and accommodating to what we need and I appreciate her and her staff.

We were on the search for a pet and PetSmart has lots of options. We mostly focused our time…read morelooking at all of the many types of fish. I love the little info cards next to each fish...it tells you how many gallons you need in a tank for a specific fish, if they are friendly, if they glow, what level of pet are they (beginner, intermediate, expert). They have lots of tank and food supplies as well so we'll definitely be back when we're ready to make that purchase. An associate also came over to see if we needed any help so I appreciated that.

We got to adopt our beautiful kitten, now named Zuko. Thankfully in great care…read more As for our experience with adoption it was horrible. I understand living and working far away from the store you'd want to call in to ensure adoption hours and stores hours will be open when you arrive, which I did. I should've written down names for all of this, but when I called to check I was given the information that after 5pm would be adoption hours and someone would be able to assist us. Once we arrive we were notified that there was not enough staff to assist us on adoption, is this really a thing? Though there was not enough staff to assist us with adoption. The same staff didn't even allow us time to ask questions in a proper manner and gave us an attitude. How I sense this is because when I asked questions it was quick and simple, "yes" "mhm" "yeah" "you can come back tomorrow" and etc.... As an adopter, it worries me that if staff is treating their customers like this when it's "low of staff" how do they treat their animals. Not to mention, when assisting us they left and went to assist another customer who they knew or even a former employee.. In excitement we didn't think nothing of it, but that long wait of them assisting customers could've been the same amount of time of them letting us know that we wouldn't be able to see the kitten we wanted to adopt. All they literally did for us was informing us on coming back tomorrow and filling out the paperwork.. Yet for the other customers they were gladly happy to assist they took their sweet time. As for the next day, it went smoothly with one of the guys there who's worked for 11 years. Though he didn't know much about the kitten itself he knew a lot of the adoption process.

The staff, especially the manager on duty were engaging and incredibly helpful with our many…read morequestions. The manager offered many suggestions and helped field my questions as a soon to be cat mom. While we were walking around, other customers were working with employees in training their pets and practicing interacting with us (as strangers). That was nice to see. There were a lot of great coupon deals too.

Location is super convenient, selection is great, staff not so much. I asked the lady checking me…read moreout if they had any bulk tennis balls, she pointed at the single and small packs at the counter (which were ridiculously expensive). I asked again, if they had any bulk anywhere in the store. She said this is all we have. I put my purchases aside and went to look myself. I found a large selection of bulk tennis balls wat cheaper, per unit, then the ones at the counter. I don't think she was trying to up sale me, I think she was just ill-informed. I also tried to get my dog's nails cut, was 4:55, sign on door said leaving at 5pm today, hours are until 6pm. These issues are managerial, train your manager, please!

I love this place!…read more You know how your kid bugs you for a fish tank and promises to take care of it only to lose interest as soon as the first pair of guppies dies? Well, that was me over 50 years ago except I never lost interest. I've been keeping fish and visiting fish stores around the country for my entire life. The people from World Of Fish who started RiverShore Aquariums have done a great job. Located not far from the original World of Fish, RiverShore has clean tanks, friendly and knowledgeable staff and they are super keyed in on planted tank setups. These days my tanks are relatively simple just to keep things easy, rocks and driftwood mostly, but I've been wanting to do a planted tank for a while. I know the basics but had some questions on substrate, plant selection and lighting for what is basically going to be a freshwater nanotank. The staff person who helped me was super knowledgeable, answered my questions and gave me some good advice for getting started. They had a good selection of different kinds of gravel as well as an assortment of driftwood and rocks. I liked that they have a table where you can do a little aquascaping trial and error before you make a final selection. The fish were high quality and appeared healthy. Most were smaller species suitable for planted tanks. I even discovered a new species that I had never heard of - anchor catfish. Super cool and perfect for my little nanotank. I know enough about fish and have been to enough fish stores to know which ones are really good. Rivershore is at the top of the list if you live in the Twin Cities, and especially if you're interested in giving planted tanks a try. Even if its plants aren't your thing or you are new to the hobby, I'd checkout Rivershore for your first aquarium.

This is such a fantastic fish store. You know that one friend whose house is always immaculately…read morepristine, such that -- no matter how recently or how well you've cleaned your own house -- you always feel a little self-conscious & guilty when you visit theirs? Rivershore Aquariums is that friend: All the tanks are SO clean, and so perfectly lit, and all the fish are ready for their closeups. It's like an aquatic Parade of Homes in there -- 0% chance of the "Oh gosh, that fish looks so sick, should I mercy-buy it & set up a hospital tank & try to save it? Or should I not give this place my money?" experience. You should definitely give this place your money. They also sold me the sweetest, most industrious little pleco I've ever had in my life. I bought her as a bristlenose pleco, but she's secretly some kind of Turbo Pleco -- as in, my tank gets direct sunlight (can't be avoided), and it had the algae to match, but a week after I brought my new plec'ling home, I found myself asking a visitor, "Hey, you didn't clean the inside of the 55gal while you were here, did you?" (Spoiler: No, I do not have tank-cleaning houseguests. I just have a magic pleco.)

I'm so delighted to have stumbled onto this absolute gem of a store. A friend of mine was attending…read morea seminar they were having on bluebirds to celebrate their two year anniversary, and I dropped by to meet her afterwards. I'm so glad I did! The staff here are no joke; they know everything there is to know about birds. I'm admittedly not that big of a bird person, but I do keep a small feeder in my backyard. They shared lots of tips and tricks for feed type (they have all sorts of options for attracting specific bird species) and for deterring squirrels. You can tell they truly love their craft. The store has a little bit of everything: lots of different feeders (hanging and for staking in the ground), SO much different feed for every bird situation, and lots of cute bird related accessories like books and stickers. I also got to meet Grasshopper, the store dog, who provided excellent customer service and proudly showed off her bone (I was allowed to look but not touch). I wasn't planning to buy anything but fell in love with an adorable suction cup window feeder shaped like a tree. I got a complimentary bag of bird seed for being a new customer and another one to celebrate their anniversary! I hung up the feeder outside my office window and haven't seen any birds yet, but the seed level is dropping, so they're definitely coming by. I'll definitely be returning to this store!

My experience here was good. It's a bit chaotic sometimes with everyone there, but that's to be…read moreexpected with such a small area and so many people there's it's not that busy all the time the animals are kept in pretty decent size caging the channel and the people there are nice

I hosted my son's seventh birthday here. It's definitely a unique experience where you get to pet…read morethe animals and learn about them. we chose the lizard lounge theme where we learned about a lot of lizards. They also had the option for snake, but I thought kids would be too scared. I love that the room was very spacious and we were able to host many people. We ordered our own food such as pizza and brought in our own cake. It was very reasonable about $250 to rent the birthday area.

They treat the dogs like family. My dog comes home relaxed and tired in a good way! Pick up and…read moredrop off is super easy.

If I could give zero stars I would. I am so disappointed in my experience with them. My dog was at…read moreDogtopia in Maplewood for 2hrs. I get a phone call saying my dog has a small cut on her head and that everything's fine. I go pick her up and find a large laceration on her head and once I got home I found a puncture wound on her side that my vet confirmed went down to the muscle tissue. The Dogtopia manager told me that she did not clean the wounds she used a non-antibacterial non-scented baby wipe and applied ointment. This is going to trap bacteria in and a wound this deep can easily get infected especially in an environment with lots of dogs. Their staff "doesn't know what happened". They will not share any of the surveillance footage. They only offered to pay the vet bill once I threatened to take legal action if they didn't. I have worked at dog daycare's prior and we had never sent a dog home with injuries like that and no idea how they happened and no explanation. They tried to tell me that she hit her head at first and it was a small cut and upon inspecting her it is a large laceration all the way through the skin and I discovered the puncture wound because she was licking it once she got home and that goes down to the muscle. It blows my mind that they downplay it so much and will not share their surveillance video. They are clearly not watching them/keeping rooms under control. I would never feel comfortable allowing them to watch my dog ever again, they are not taking safety as a priority. If you're understaffed you need to stop taking in dogs at a certain point so that staff members can actually maintain a supervised and controlled environment. My vet said either staples or stitches so I went with staples because they are a little over $300 versus $900 for stitches. It took me threatening my legal team reaching out to them for them to even refund the cost of a half-day charge when she was there for two hours before I picked her up because of injury. I had to push even more to get them to pay the vet bill eventually. The only reason I had my dog there is because I was hit by an SUV and was physically unable to take my dog to burn energy as she is just over one year old. So now not only am I trying to heal my broken wrist and fractured knee, but I am also tending to the staples on her head and her ribs, antibiotics, pain medication, and anxiety medication. My dog is so playful and sweet, absolutely loves people and absolutely loves other dogs. It's going to absolutely crush me if I see her confidence or friendliness extinguished in any way from this experience. Update in regards to their reply: they have my email address have not sent me any solid explanation as to what happened still. I have so many doctors appointments, phone calls with my lawyer, and I am trying to rest ice and elevate myself and now take care of my dog on top of all that. I don't have the time to sit on the phone with you while you tell me that you don't have an explanation, in different words nine times over. Reply to my email when you figure it out and if you can't figure out what happened, shame on you. You shouldn't be running a dog care business.

Stopped by earlier today after seeing a post online about $10 nail trims, our dogs were due for…read morejust that plus the price is great! The location is great with plenty of parking. The store itself was smaller but clean and had lots of product! First thing I noticed was it was a little chaotic, understandable for a nail trim special event, although no staff ever called out where to check in and where to check out or where to get in line for the trims. There was one groomer who was very very sweet, even stepping out of the grooming room to trim nails for a shy dog while their owner held them, they must be a regular because I overheard the owner say "see you next month again". Our little Bruce went in first and I anticipated screaming but he was really screaming. Thank goodness for the windows into the grooming room because I saw him thrashing around and immediately went over asked to step in after hearing the groomer (different one than mentioned prior) raising her voice pretty loud at my dog a few times and saying things like "stop it", "that's enough", etc. I also saw her put some powder on his toenail but she never mentioned during or after the trim if she trimmed to short or what. Once I was holding him, it went much smoother but I didn't her tone of voice with him or the limited info on the powder. My other big, shy dog was hesitant to go in but I was able to encourage him in and he did fine. He actually seemed to be doing pretty good at first, I had asked for the filing on his if he tolerated it. Although when I had stepped in to hold our small dog, Bart (our big dog) FELL OFF THE TABLE, hanging briefly by the neck holder thing! The girl doing Bruce ran over to help lift him up and he was just fine but startled. Both of their nails are pretty good, 8.5/10. I do understand the chaos of this event and a full room or barking, whining dogs. I can imagine it's not the groomers favorite day or event. I understand some level of annoyance but also expect good service at the same time. It was not bad at all, it was alright and we were able to grab a couple bones on the way out which the boys will enjoy. Not 100% sure we will come back for the nail trim as we can do it at home but need to hold them like babies and it's not ideal but we will see. This might be better for those doggies who don't really mind nail trims and you're not confident in doing them yourself.

Self serve dog wash is perfect for my big dog. Stairs up to the tub. Towels to use. Shampoo to use…read more Apron to keep dry. Blow dryer (although my dog not a fan of the noise of the blower). They clipped his nails and drained his glands - all reasonably priced. Food, toys, bones, and treats are a little expensive.