So friendly and I love shopping local! Fish tanks are clean, animals and birds appear well cared…read morefor. If I were a pet in a pet store - I would pick pet world.

the living conditions they have their animals in are deplorable. i wouldn't support this business…read moreat all. their fish all look extremely sick. they're keeping their betta fish with tank mates that are biting their fins and stressing them out. one being a rainbow shark?!? even if you buy a fish from here it WILL DIE. they have "packages" with their birds, hampsters, and fish that all are not even bare minimum. they are exploiting animals for a quick cash grab and it's disgusting. really disappointing for a local store that's supposed to be "better" than big box stores. :/

I've been pleasantly surprised with recent changes in this store. I come here often due to…read moreconvenience. It used to be constantly cluttered with unpacked pallets and boxes. I frequently buy cat litter and supplies there, so it's always been easy enough to navigate. Most of the staff was generally friendly, but always seemed exhausted and spread too thin, so I used to avoid asking for help. Within the last few weeks I've seen huge improvement! There are no longer cluttered isles and hazards on the floor. Their is more staff to assist, and they aren't all running around trying to do 3 Hobbs. Seems like they were finally able to hire new staff. Keep it up PetCo!

Staff wouldn't accept the prescription card they issued to my pet, couldn't tell me whyread more

This is where I adopted my adorable cat she is such a sweetie. The other cats were pretty lucky…read morebecause they also got adopted! but something that bothers me is the size of the cages they are in. my cat I got from there is a pretty big cat but she was put in a smaller cage. some of the cages where bigger tho for like the kittens and moms.

I had a really disappointing experience with PetSmart this week. I originally made an appointment…read moreearlier in the week, and they called to reschedule. That was fine. When I brought my dog in, I dropped him off at 3:45 for a 4:00 p.m. appointment, and they told me he'd be done around 7:00. At 6:45, I got a call--not to say he was ready, but to tell me that nothing had been done yet because the groomer had been bitten by another dog. I obviously hope the groomer is okay, but it's unacceptable that it took three hours for anyone to notify me. Even if they were dealing with an emergency, my dog should not have been sitting in a back room for hours with no update. Because of this experience, I won't be returning.

Used to love this place till the owner defended their creepy employee that internet stalked my…read moreroommate half his age. :|

Poor customer service and suspect return policy…read more I bought a number of items for my son to convert is lizard environment into bioactive. One of those items was a UV light that we ended up not needing. When I went to return it they told me they don't give cash refunds. The light is unused and unopened. The employee pointed to a paper taped to the counter stating that policy. The problem is that when I purchased the dirt, hides and insects, he brought everything to the counter and set it all on top of that notice. So I didn't see it. Nor would I have had the opportunity to see it as nothing placed there went into a bag. When I pointed that out he said it's written in the receipt. Which is also suspect as at that point the transaction is already complete and I had no opportunity to consider their policy at that point. I don't need $100 is store credit. And it's poor business practice to place your refund policy in one place, directly where it will be covered and unseen when checking out. If your goal is to compete and run a viable business how can you continue to lack a reasonable return policy on unused and unopened items?

Pet Supplies might appear to be a small store, BUT it is packed with amazing isles of Pet Goodies…read moreand SELF DOGGY WASH STATION, with Ample room. Pretty Eyes, (my service dog) and I have been to several Pet Supply stores and my preference thus far is Wheat Ridge, off of Wadsworth. Immediately we are greeted with smiles and how can we help. BATH PLEASE for my dog, to be clear. They hand us a bucket, ask if we prefer 3 towels, OH YES! Fortunately we have our own brushes, for all too many other patrons have taken off with what was offered for years. No Problem and off we go. Pretty Eyes is READY to get CLEANED with special shampoos and conditioners. The on duty gentleman scurried towards the back to clean the plethora of previous customers, while stating, they have been inundated with Doggy Washes this day. NO Problem for a few moment wait. I unleash my Service dog and open the gate, she is off to her favorite side, jumps in and waits. I must mention, the water hose is "Very Durable" a bit stiff in operating, although they are generous in offering aprons, expect to get a bit wet and be prepare in managing the volume first before starting the wash including your choices of shampoo/conditioners. Yet, the choices are wonderful, from Oatmeal shampoo to shampoo/conditioner in same bottle and more! Ready to towel off! They do have a LONG hose for drying, it is a pitched sound, your dog may or may not care for, HAVE YOUR TOWELS READY! This is a fun time, and NO RUSH. Their set up "A Bucket" for all the fur no longer needed, a place to toss your wet towels and leave your bucket or return the bucket to the front desk. GREAT SERVICE. There is also an extra pricing if you choose; either $14.00 per visit or if one pays up front $40.00/each bath will cost $8.00 Have fun!

The young man that helped was friendly and polite it was nice to have him carry the dog food to…read morethe counter and to the car, the cashier was pleasant and thanked me for coming in

This place is best pet store in the Denver metro area, by far, with great selection of products,…read moretop notch customer service, and convenient location. Toys, food, and lots of fun stuff! Absolutely enjoyable place and people. Kevin was super helpful, courteous and kind, every time, truly the best! Also, very good prices!! Anyone with pets should check them out. They are a local family owned store that wants your business and support like no other, and deserves attention!

Amazing service and great selection. Was not pressured to buy things I didn't need! Plenty of…read moreparking and nice location too. Can't wait to stop back when the need arises. Helpful and knowledgeable staff. Highly recommend.

Julie, is awesome. Very knowledgeable, great selection of fish and supplies…read more Julie has a great selection of Chiclids

I really love this store. The fish are healthy, & the lady running the shop has a wealth of…read moreinformation that she freely gives as she shows you her fish. You can tell she loves the fish and wants them to do well with whoever they go home with. I was mostly focused on getting some fancy goldfish. Orandas, Ranchu, Ryukins, some of the more extreme body shapes. She had plenty and I purchased 4. It's been 2 months of beautiful & happy fish. I worked in the aquarium & fish business 30 years back for most of my 20's. I had always wanted a shop of my own. But the overhead cost of caring for, feeding and housing before you ever sell a fish make this a difficult business to survive in. But, its the only way to assure your selling healthy fish. So, when I find a shop like this, I support that shop, and I spend my money there. So, the shops like this, that sell the happy healthy fish, and give you the info needed to keep them that way, are able to continue to do so for years.

I've got a picky dog when it comes to treats. She leans more heavily on savory treats, so I asked…read morewhen I got up to the counter. She immediately pointed me to the breakfast biscuits. I took two thinking my tab would be something like $3-$5 for a couple of homemade treats. Nope... only a $1 for both! Not knowing if my dog would like them I stuck with 2. But hindsight is 20/20. If I'm back in the Wheatridge neighborhood, I'll be stopping by Cosmo's for some more of those treats because they were a hit with my dog.

Love this shop!!! Always a great experience! We have been coming here for years! Great selections…read moreand great helpful staff. Ordered a pup cake and it was cute and the pups seemed to love it!

really nice workers and my dog loves all the toys and and this is the best and easiest way to wash…read moremy dog

I won't be recommending this place. I'm incredibly disappointed by the way my final interaction…read morewith Luke & Company was handled. My dog, Buddy, had been groomed by Valerie at Luke & Company for more than four years. Valerie knew Buddy well, and for years I trusted her to care for him. Sadly, Buddy was recently diagnosed with cancer and passed away just a week ago. It took me some time to finally work up the nerve to call Luke & Co. because I wanted Valerie to know that Buddy had passed. When I called, I was shocked to be told that they could not find any record of Buddy or me as clients after more than four years of nail trimming appointments. I asked for Valerie and was told she wasn't available, so I left a message for her to call me back. The next day, I didn't receive a response so I called again. During that conversation, I was told by the manager, Annie, that I was "not a good fit" for Luke & Co. anymore. (WHAT) Considering why I was calling, that response was incredibly hurtful. My dog had died. There was no future grooming relationship to end. I wasn't calling to make an appointment or ask for anything from the business. I was trying to tell the person who had groomed and cared for Buddy for four years that he was gone. I also struggle to understand how there was supposedly no record of us being clients, yet I could simultaneously be told that I was no longer a good fit for them. I understand that businesses have the right to decide who they want as clients. But after four years of bringing Buddy here, I expected some basic respect and understanding, and I received a door slammed in my face. I simply hoped that after four years, someone might acknowledge some basic compassion and I know Valerie cared about Buddy. (I wouldn't be surprised if they still didn't tell her). Whatever positive experiences I had over those four years with Valerie are unfortunately overshadowed by how I was treated at the very end. Being made to feel dismissed by a business that had cared for him for years made an already painful situation worse.

I never thought I would step into an animal shelter because of what I imagined all shelters to be…read morelike. Angels With Paws has given me a different and a positive perspective! My sister started volunteering here after the sudden loss of her precious Persian cat because she genuinely wanted connection with cats to help heal what she no longer had every day with her gorgeous cat. She has an endless amount of love to give, and this was a positive way that she could share that love with numerous cats every week and also feel loved back. She shared her experiences with me every time she volunteered on Mondays. I too love animals (it's a chemical imbalance for us in our family with our obsessions with animals!) and wanted to share in this healing journey with her, so she asked if I could join her when volunteering, and Angels With Paws kindly said YES! I was only going to do it once because of severe anxiety when it comes to animals not having a forever home. I had such a pleasant experience here!! You could easily see from Elizabeth, other workers and volunteers how much they love animals and truly want them to be matched with the best homes ... and make their stay there as comfortable as possible with lots of cozy beds, blankets, toys, food and treats! I do love visiting the cats either to volunteer with my sister or come for play dates when they're open to the public. There truly is something healing about interacting with animals, and I thank Angels With Paws for extending their kindness to creatures that just want love and a home.

"This cat would do best being placed in a home with an aggressive cat or a dog" the words of…read moreElizabeth Talamantez regarding a warm and loving cat who she refused to let me adopt because I owned a cat. The mission of Angels with Paws is great, but their "leadership" needs re-evaluation. Specially, Elizabeth Talamantez, as she is cruel and abuses the shelter's mission by trying to play God. I went to the shelter and immediately fell in love with one of their cats. The cat also took well to me. After reading the listing and visiting with the volunteer who observed how the cat and I interacted, there was no reason to believe this cat would not do well in my home with another cat. The listing never mentioned a home with existing cats being an issue, the social media post even encouraged a proper introduction with other pets in their new home, and when talking with the volunteer there was no mention of other cats being problematic. I submit my application and when I followed up, I was shocked to hear the "rationale" or lack of logic rather as to why I was being denied thr opportunity to save this cat. Elizabeth informed me that she felt it was best this friendly and affectionate cat "would do best being placed in a home with an aggressive cat or a dog" . What sick monster would subject a poor animal to an environment where they are being bullied by an aggressive cat or potentially terrified of a dog and not to mention this cat had no known history of being around dogs? Elizabeth Talamantez is not an animal advocate. She's a mentally disturbed individual who enjoys playing God by subjecting innocent animals to poorly placed homes. My family and I have consistently donated company matched donations and cat food throughout the years because we believe in the shelters mission, but we had no idea how disturbed the "leadership" is. For anyone reading this, I highly encourage you to consider donating elsewhere because your donations likely aren't being managed in a way that aligns with what the shelter claims. It's unfortunate how people will take advantage of innocent beings to fulfill their sick and twisted fantasies, while claiming to be a cat advocate.