Found my go-to pet store in the neighborhood. Jennie did an amazing job on my dogs, followed all…read moreinstructions and they feel super soft. Thank you Jennie for handling them so well and making them look perfect We can't wait to be back. Apart from this, the store also has freshly made treats that my dogs love and premium quality dog food. All the staff members are super friendly and also provide free delivery around the area.

I've been a customer of Pet Cuisine since the beginning…read more Having lived in the neighbourhood for many years it is my opinion that Pet Cuisine is top notch- and here's why... SERVICE: Always friendly and fast. Whether it's in store or curb side pick-up the staff at Pet Cuisine are focused on customer satisfaction and it shows. CURB-SIDE PICK-UP: Ordering online is easy and your order is ready same day. I've never been left to wait outside; it's stop and go, just like that. PRODUCT SELECTION: Extensive. They carry all the major brands of food, treats, hygiene products, and clothing/accessories, plus thing you won't find at other large franchise pet stores. Staff at Pet Cuisine are animal lovers and it shows. They always greet the pets and make them feel as welcome and their owners, and always ask if it is okay for your pet to receive a treat which is nice. The only problem is now my poodle wants to stop in- every time we pass by. LOL

Super friendly and helpful staff at Cosmopawlitan. We just moved here and looking for a groomer. I…read morewanted a local business to support and found Cosmopawlitan. I can't say enough about them. They did an excellent full groom on my little Havanese Ben

The lady that owns this dog/cat boutique is an unstable person. Yelling at customers instead of…read moretalking to them is unacceptable. I don't care if you own the place and you are use to gaslighting w fake smiles, but you should never resort to that level of unprofessionalism. I've been a customer for many years now, and that ends today. You've crossed the line. No excuses. You know what you did.

Brought my dog to be washed. The groomer said her stomach was matted and she was recommanding to…read morehave it shedded. I aggreed. 2 hours later she called saying she was recommanding her back to be also shedded. I don't know why i said yes knowing that my dog had only 2 or 3 knots on her back. When i went to pick her up, i found my dog completely shedded, including her face, and head. I asked also when i brought my dog not to touch her tail or the length of the hair on her ears. Guess what was done? All the wort that was done, was only done for what was the easiest for the groomer. Not thinking about what should be done for the dog breed. Or the requests of the owner. Please do not bring your dog to be groomed at this place.

Everything one would need to bath your dog! Worth every penny! I wish every Petvalu had it!read more

the owners that are usually working there nicest and most helpful people. I would never consider…read morebuying my pet food from anyone else!

I came here to find a suitable bone for the dog that we're dog-sitting this week. I can't stand…read moresomeone staring at me from below the table when I eat, so I needed something that would be sure to distract him for at least 10 minutes at a time, and also not disintegrate under his powerful, monster jaws. I've seen this dog tear a somewhat-soft toy to absolute shreds in 30 minutes. He eats rawhide bones whole (I have never been so anxious about another being's poop in my life). Anyhow, the lady who owns this store is incredibly friendly, chatty and knowledgable. She asked me what type and size of dog I had, and suggested the very bone that he's been happily gnawing away at for at least a full hour now. We had a very nice conversation about dogs and bones and stuff and I left happy. She called me "hon", which I also really enjoyed because she fits the acceptable criteria of being at least 10 years older than me and... whatever the opposite of patronizing is. The store itself is small, but there seemed to be a wide variety of food, toys and accessories for cats, dogs, birds and other small things. I'm so happy to have found this spot. When we get a dog of our own, this will likely be my go-to for all things pet related.

Came here years ago to get my little canine's claws trimmed. I kept coming back to this short…read morehaired dirty-blonde pet groomer, who was confident and experienced (sometimes those two adjectives are synonymous). She also knows of many interesting pet grooming stories. I don't know if your dog enjoys getting his nails trimmed. Mine tolerates it, but there was one time he gave some attitude to the groomer - he was going to resist getting his nails cut. She looked him straight in the eye and told him a thing or two. He settled after that. In any case, she would always have a standard groomer's Plan B: strapping the little guy in. ex: http://www.you-can-do-it-dog-grooming.com/haunchholder.html I'm going to try going back sometime - if that groomer's still there, we'll be in luck.

After moving to Bloordale I searched through all of the pet stores to find the ones that sell the…read morebrands of dog food that I let my dog eat (he has Cushing's) such as Acana and Orijen. Bark & Meow is the only one that sells those, and they also stock other brands that I've researched and thought about trying. I'm so glad I found this place! The owner is always really friendly. When you walk into the store it looks the same as every other tiny pet shop that is owned by some family for years who don't really know or care what they're doing -- so she has really surprised me with her knowledge of the products she carries and of animas in general! She definitely knows her stuff and if you have questions about dogs and feeding she has great advice that can be trusted. Bark & Meow has a frequent food punch card program where you buy like 9 packages of food you get the next one for free (might not be the exact number, I can't remember). They keep the cards there for everyone in a Rolodex thing so you don't have to carry it around in your wallet and also you never forget to bring it! Awesome! I have not used their grooming services and I probably never will based on the groomer reviews, though. For the record, I've never seen or heard the groomer here yet. The owner is great though!

Brought my dog here for grooming and had hands down the best grooming job she has ever had. Usually…read moregroomers make my little poodle girl have a face like a grumpy grandfather, but you made her look so cute! Thank you so much!

I am outraged. When…read moreI picked up my dog Tallulah yesterday after Camille groomed her, I thought there was some kind of mistake, or maybe someone at Canine Social Company was pulling my leg. I had dropped off an itchy and smelling-like-dead-fish, shaggy ragamuffin of a dog at whom park snobs would point and snicker, "what kinda --doodle's THAT?" That's why I didn't recognize Tallulah when she emerged from Camille's salon so brushed up and out, her Afro puff bouncing with her every prance, that on the way home a dog-walker ran up to me and gushed, "what a gorgeous Portuguese Water Dog! She's obviously a show dog." This morning, when I chaperoned Tallulah on her "promenade through the park", I felt like I should have dressed up, with a top hat--and maybe a monocle--but definitely a walking stick with a huge gem on its handle.' Who needs that? It's a hassle and I hold Camille completely responsible for sculpting Tallulah into this attention-demanding diva. Her new stans would be mortified to discover Tallulah's nothing but a dolled-up bernedoodle with heady airs and a shiny coat. All that aside, Camille is a talented groomer who always makes Tallulah look and smell wonderful. I would recommend her to anyone, although not to everyone because it's already hard enough to get an appointment with her.

My pup loves this place! And he comes out looking amazing every time. And he knows it... he's…read moreliterally posing and asking to have photos taken of him... cue the "HEY EVERYONE... COME SEE HOW GOOD I LOOK" moment from Anchor man. But this is real and a dog! Thank you Dogfather for beautifying our pupper! For sure will be back soon.

We've been going for 2 years or so, since our dog was a puppy, and have recently decided to move…read moresomewhere else. Every time we picked up our dog he seemed a bit more anxious than the time before, they suggested we give him more anxiety medication. The price of a groom is crazy, over $250 for a small 30lb dog. The turning point for us is that our dog was having an off day and was a bit more anxious than usual - never mean or aggressive, just squirmy. They called us after an hour to let us know, but told us they'd keep trying. Two hours later he was ready for pickup - I assumed that 3+ hours at the groomer meant they got through it. When I picked him up they told me they did not cut any of his hair, only a nail trim and bath. To my surprise, they proceeded to charge me the full amount of a groom - a $250 bath and nail trim. Very dissapointed given we were longstanding customers and they knew he was having an off day. We will certainly not be back. **UPDATE** We took our dog to another groomer who let us know that there are clear signs of trauma from previous grooming experience. He was clearly pushed past his comfort level at Dogfather to a point where he has developed a traumatic fear of being at the groomers. This explains why he was more and more anxious to go each time. This is deeply upsetting and I only wish we changed groomers sooner.

We were traveling for a few weeks with a baby and Pablo was looking a little neglected, he was hot…read morein the summer and a bit matted. They put us on the waitlist and got him in just a few days later and a week earlier than their next appointment. I'm so glad they carried through! They went through everything with us thoroughly and comforted the 13 year old man. They had all his favorite food and treats so we could treat him when we got home. We were up and down queen west later that day trying to figure out where to eat and passed a German Shepard who would not move from the front door because he could smell the goodness and wanted his owner to go in

Let me first start off by saying the groomer sho cut Bebe's nails was fantastic (thank you)…read more Please share this post with whoever you might know with dogs. Today we took my mum's dog bebe (a 4 pound chiuahua) to get her nails trimmed Timmie Doggie Outfitters. When my mum went to pass bebe to the STORE OWNER (who said he would take her) he quickly removed his hands and allowed a 4 pound little dog fall, at least 4 feet. She landed on her side and rolled onto her back. Thank God she doesn't seem injured - however this man, a shop owner in downtown Toronto then had the nerve to say she was showing him her teeth. Bebe is a sweet dog with no agression whatsover. We didn't get so much as an im sorry. He showed no remorse, and behaved as if nothing had happened after being confronted by my mum and myself. Is this the way we expect our beloved pets to be treated by a "professional" who owns a business where he cares for our beloved fur babies. This needs to be posted and people need to know what kind of man they are trusting their furry family members.