The courteous consideration and kindness shown by the staff at this facility to potential pet…read moreowners is also extended to the pets there. What a nice place from which to find your next family member!

Great people, care about the animals, & know the animals. Truly care about the animals, and the…read morepeople who adopt them.

Never had an issue taking my female frenchie to get groomed until Thursday 05/28/2026. My frenchie…read morewas in good health. Took notice as we came home she was having bathroom issues. Loose stools and then some bleeding. Called the store, and then contacted corporate. Having to wait for a phone call. 3 calls had to be made due to incompetence. 1 who in the world leaves some kid in charge and just takes off? I should have cancelled the appointment, but due to previous knee surgery I take my fur baby there so I don't suffer from kneeling on the floor.. The constant turn over of groomers, is ridiculous and possible uncleanliness. I am protesting they refund my session and pay for vet bill. My baby was fine till this mess. Needless to say I am making certain no friends, family or even some people I don't know thinks twice before taking their fur baby to this place. Even Franklin rd PetSmart is horrible. My son took his Swiss shepherd there and brought home a flea infestation! I am also going to contact the health dept and DOPR! Yes ladies and gentlemen DOPR is license regulations. Take me advice do NOT use PetSmart for Grooming! This comes from a two plus year customer of the grooming dept.

The store is nasty, the employees are inconsistent in their demeanor, management is less than…read morehelpful, and online ordering is often incorrect when you receive the order. When addressing issues, there is absolutely no customer service and zero regard for correcting issues that continue to plague the store. Save yourself the headache and either drive to the South Roanoke location or simply go to another pet business, because this one is not interested in keeping customers. Sad shame it is.

I love this place. I have gotten 5 animals total from them. The last time I was looking for a…read morespecific dog as far as weight and age and we came home with 2, a pair of sisters. If you are looking for a pet, go here to adopt.

I have been rescuing animals for over 30 years including feral cat clinics, transports, dog/cat and…read moresmall animal rehabilitation etc. This is one of the cleanest and most well run places. They animals are in great condition and they genuinely care about the animals. They go over and above every day. The cats are not kept in cramped cages but allowed to move around freely in the bigger rooms. I adopted two cats and a dog from here. When I went to pick the first kitty up during the adoption, several people came up to me to give him a last hug. My second kitty developed a very bad virus and ended up needing special care. They literally took care of him for four weeks until he was well and I could come get him and bring him home. Very well run facility with exceptional staff and management!

When I brought to them approximately 3 y.o cat that was crying at my door in December 2 years ago,…read morethey refused to take her, because she was too old for them to take and advised me to put her back on a street. She is living with me now as my fourth cat and I will never give them a cent. They look to me more like money making business that have nothing to do with humanity.

I've been working with American Bullmastiff Association Rescue Service trying to get one of the…read morelong time resident dogs of the Shelter placed! We can't even get the "so called manager" to return a phone call or email! Her name is Amber Cabell, and the rescue I've been working with for over three weeks has left numerous emails and voicemails and they don't have the decency to even respond! They complain about being over crowded but don't really care! I'll never step foot in there again!

It's unfortunate, because we were interested in adopting a dog from them so we applied and were…read morehonest about having another dog. She is older and her whole life is aggressive towards larger dogs at first and takes time to get used to them. We were very upfront about this. We also told them she would probably not warm up being a strange place that is overwhelming. Over the years we have introduced multiple dogs (and plenty with high energy) to her and they end up being fine and being friends. Because she wouldn't warm up and be friendly in two short meet and greets they denied us adopting. The lady during the second meet and greet was all over the place on why we couldn't adopt. It started with our dog not being friendly (And she wasn't just being mean she just growled a couple times). After we explained how she is, it turned into how families during the pandemic just rushed to get dogs even if they weren't a good fit (making an assumption about my family who she doesn't even know). At that point I called her out on her assumption and let her know it's been a few years since our other dog passed and we didn't rush in during the pandemic because with two young kids we already had enough going on. So clearly we aren't those type of people. She then explained how our dog was old and we should spend more time with her and another dog would take way from that. They made assumptions on items they know nothing about and ignored the facts (and actually didn't even try to gather any). The facts: 1) Our dog has been this way her whole life. We have had her for her whole life. We have been down this road before and know how to handle it. 2) we would keep them separated unless we were around and introduce them properly until they were comfortable with each other. 3) we had a big fenced in yard where the new dog could help get energy out so they were more calm around our dog. 4) we have a gate between upstairs and downstairs so if our older dog wants alone time she can fit under the gate and go on her own like she has done before. Yes, their job is 100% to keep the dogs they have safe and make sure they go into good homes. Their job is ALSO to make sure they gather the facts. During the entire two visits they never even asked us questions they should have (like how we would get them used to each other, would they be together alone, etc). In the end, they have the power and it is what it is. That being said, now after never wanting to go and purchase a dog from a breeder that is what we will do because I am not the type to lie on applications just so we get approved. RCACP...do better.

Amazing facility and a great staff. I went this past weekend and didn't expect to adopt a dog, but…read moreI wanted to check it out. I've been looking to adopt for quite some time but never found the right place or dog. When I walked in, I wasn't greeted immediately (partially cause I was a bit confused), but then a volunteer came up to ask me what I was there for. She was kind and walked me through the process of how you can choose which dog you want to meet, and someone who works there will bring the dog out to meet you. The whole adoption process was pain free. I now have a new addition to my little family and I could not have asked for a better place to adopt my pup.

Keep Good Staff and stop the turn over. Hire Only Loving…read moreEmployees Improve Sanitation Ask more when customers come in are their goals for grooming and not just depend on what was just booked. Ask owner if treats are ok because like humans pets have allergies too. Common sense If it's a new groomer ask client if they mind

I was told that Franklin Road PetSmart Grooming was better than Valley View, so I decided to try…read more I started off with Ashley H., and she did a good job. We had no major issues with communication and skill of grooming. I used her several times. Appointments were filled up quick. I had an appointment on Father's Day, since she was scheduled. Well, she called in sick a few hours prior to my appointment... unknown if really sick or not, but I could've made an appointment with other groomers, and I was disappointed. Then I made appointment with Kim J., and bad vibes immediately with ways that she communicated. She's from Northern Va... Let me say, that I have used many groomers before, and they always treat my pack kindly and gently. First off, the "helper" took my boy's harness and leash off, and gave back to me. THEN, the helper put a noose around my pup's neck and drug him back in the back room, like she was herding a head of wild cattle. I was furious, and I felt like taking my boy home and forget this groom, and even pay the cancel charge. It would've been worth it. Well he got in the back room, and copped an attitude. Who wouldn't??? So, when I got the bill, I had an up-charge of an extra $10, due to the fact my boy tried to bite her. The extra $10 was worth it, because they should've treated my boy better. Again, when they were bringing my baby back to me, they had the noose tight around his body. I voiced my anger in them not using the harness and leash, and the Northern VA "person" argued with me saying the noose was not around his neck. Well, the first time it was. When I was leaving, I apologized to my precious for bringing him to PetSmart, Franklin Road in the first place. I will not be using them no more. The groom was okay, but they do not handle my pack like they need to be treated.