if I could leave zero stars, I would I don't know why we have pet stores still open like this. Of…read morecourse, the store is beautifully laid out, but the way that they have their reptiles living is absolutely disgusting. They are way too many in each enclosure, you can tell that they are either very sick or already have a bone disease. I see their food dishes filled with stuff that they don't even eat. I wish places like this. We're not allowed to keep the animals. They do not know how to care for.

We love are local petco location this little guy scrappy Doo knows right were to head as soon as we…read moreget out of the vehicle and that its his special so a day and a new toy afterwards

If there was a way to leave a zero rating for Kendall & Kylie at the Chillicothe Petland location I…read morewould. completely rude and unprofessiona. buyer beware. purchase online where you won't be publicl embarrassed by their rude behavior and unprofessional "..." poorly given customer service. Never again.

These people do not know what they are doing. They could care less about the dogs as their only…read moregoal is money. These people should be ashamed of themselves. They will lie straight to your face. I went in once and made it a point I was considering a hearing dog since I am deaf. My boyfriend and I were considering building a bond and rapor and training it ourselves. Our visit was to give us ideas. Well, we certainly won't be choosing PetLand. First off these dogs are from puppy mills and sold to suckers for an outrageous price. My family owns TWO pure bred standard poodles. One of them is a red, which was the same color as the one we looked at. PetLand's puppy was $4,000 at least. That's more than the combined cost of both my family's dogs. We asked to see the paperwork, which was Nonexistent as well as the breeder it came from. We did our research. The breeder the employees told us did not exist. It was so obvious the dogs were sedated. I was informed from outside services that the only time the dogs get interaction is it someone asks to see it. I felt so sorry for these animals. I went back to give them play time. Some had an odor to them as though they were not cared for well. I was curious the price of an Australian Shepherd. The employee wasn't even sure it was one, but later claimed it was a pure bred. She couldn't even spell the name of the breed correctly. PetLand asked between $4,800 to $5,100 for that dog. The most a pure bred Australian Shepherd goes for on average is $3,000. The dogs are said to be sold to customers sick. Don't fall for this scam. If anything just go in to play with the dogs. I am not alone when I say I wish this place would get shut down. ​​

Very dissatisfied with grooming. Do not recommend using their grooming service. Did a partial…read morejob and did not complete grooming job, but gave up. Still charged full amount.

Steve and I highly recommend Dr Tharp and his staff, he has been our vet for over 25 years and we…read morewill continue as long as we have pets as part of our household. They are so friendly and caring. Dr Tharp always correctly diagnoses our dog's issues and calls to see how she is responding. We love Dr. Tharp and his staff and rate them a 5 plus on a scale of 1-5.

I cannot say enough good about this place. Between the hospitable boarding, to the vet services,…read moreand the absolute genuine care for the well being of our pets, they can do no wrong. I want to give a shout out especially to Dr. Maimone, who is the primary caregiver for our beloved Lab "Dixie" aka "Dixiecup". A little history, Dixie is an American Black Lab who turned 9 this past summer. She is a 9 year old puppy! She's got a spice for life and having fun like no other dog I've ever owned, and she is absolutely the sweetest dog you could ever meet. In October 2022 she got dealt a raw hand, and she was diagnosed with grade two, Subcutaneous MAST Cell Tumor Disease (which is an aggressive form of doggie cancer). Dr. Maimone was the one who performed the surgery to remove some tumors that showed up and had them tested. Dixie had an incision that was about 20 inches long due to multiple tumors being found and removed. Our options were limited, we could do chemo or radiation at the tune of $35-45,000. With no guarantee of success. So we made the decision to keep Dixie as comfortable as possible with palliative care, and once it started to affect her quality of life then we would have to make that dreaded choice to let her go. Dixie was given a prognosis of 3-6 months life span with this disease. We were absolutely heartbroken. Dr. Maimone explained that the MAST Cell is a histamine releasing cell, and that Dixies body was over reacting to said histamine, which was causing the tumors to form. She recommended that we try a benedryl and steroid regimin to try and counteract the histamines being released. We agreed to this treatment to try and give Dixie the comfort she deserved, and to be able to enjoy the time she had left with us. At three months we went in for a checkup and Dr. Maimone said she was pleased with Dixies condition. 6 months came, and Dr. Maimone said she was no longer seeing any progression of the cancer. Then at 9 months, Dr. Maimone said "I think her cancer is in remission". At 1 year, Dr Maimone did another checkup with complete blood work etc, and told that Dixie now had a clean bill of health, and that there werr no signs of her cancer whatsoever! Today, at 15 months, Dixie was out back chasing squirrels and playing with her ball like nothing was ever wrong with her. I cannot thank Dr. Maimone enough for her care and love of animals, especially Dixie. By her hunch on the treatment plan, she has truly given Dixie a miracle. And we are truly thankful and humbled by her genuine care. Thank you again Dr. Maimone! Because of you, Dixie bear the odds and KICKED CANCERS ASS! We are forever in your debt.

I've used this vet for different times of my life with different animals as sometimes I lived…read morefurther away. Whenever I moved back to the area, I always returned to this practice. Dr. Hurst is amazing in the care she provides and follow-up services. When my geriatric pup had to be euthanized due to spleen failure, she was so empathetic and sympathetic. She provided a book I could borrow to share a beautiful story with my younger son that helped him with the tragic loss. More recently, I had rescued a dog from the county shelter that tested positive for intestinal worms. Dr. Hurst was fantastic as she provided the necessary care and continued follow-up until the dog was "free and clear". She even called after each testing herself (unfortunately the first round didn't clear him up) to discuss directly with me. She also made suggestions on items like probiotics and other helpful things I often keep large-xlarge dogs and knowing Dr. Hurst has equine experience, also gives additional help with the bigger pups and the varying care they need vs the smaller dogs. I had a cat years ago and received equally wonderful care. The staff is also super nice and always helpful. I often suggest this vet to those in my area looking for a vet for their pets. Great practice. The sister practice is also wonderful and it's really nice knowing you have a vet on call always between the two for emergencies.