Everyone here is friendly and helpful. They have a great selection of dog food and dog treats for…read moremy doggo as well as cat food and snacks for our two cats. I recommend this location because everyone I dealt with here over the last year has been really cool.

We always have great assistance from staff whethre on site or via phone. Staff is very friendly &…read morestore is clean. Rewards prog offers great incentive to shoppe there thx to email coupons as well as reg store sales.

Have taken my kitties here for the last 2+ years for nail trims,I think they're available for this…read morein the afternoons 11-5 without appointments.I no sooner walk in,hand over Ella or Scarlett,pay my $12.50(per cat)and they're done!!!Seriously,and the folks and the groomers are all so sweet,awesome place

Just moved to the area, and saw the pet wash advertised. I went to their website and watched the…read morevideo...it looked great! Well, the pet wash was filthy dirty. There were piles of dog hair all over the floor, which obviously had not been cleaned in a very long time. The clasps that hold the dogs collar in the washing tubs were broken, and the place smelled. I love the idea....looking for a clen one.

This place is ok the costumer service is good. But they were keeping a bearded dragon (a type of…read morelizard) in what seems like a 10-15 gallon tank . But he is probably only in there for a few days or weeks. There fish seem good not sick in big tanks. 7/10

Great salt water selection. Knowledgeable staff and always available to help. Fish are very healthy…read moreand well prepared. Will be back many times!

5/30/26 I thought from the outside it had great potential…read more It looked nice. Inside is a little disappointing. A good number of the fish tanks were dirty looking with algae. I bought worms and when I got home and wanted to feed my bearded dragon some, a good amount of the worms were dead.

This is probably the place to go to actually support the ethical pet buisness. Instead of pet smart…read moreor petco go meet the friendly staff here who take on 100's of rescues and actually care for the animals they show. Simpily compare the living standards of the animals in the store to the barebones conditions of big box stores and its no contest. Not to mention, but the prices are fair or in most cases better then competitors. Their selection varies a bit from time to time, but I have no doubt if you inquired they could find you your dream pet. Note. The mostly have in house reptiles for sale instead of cats/dogs.

I purchased a harness for my puppy. The owner provided help in getting my dogs harness fitted. Very…read moreknowledgeable about dog food. Would highly recommend. Marlane

love this place! owner is super knowledgeable and friendly! love supporting a local business that…read moreoffers quality per food and supplies!

great pet store. Variety and great customer service. We were in looking for a specific dog food…read more They did not carry it. Referred us to another brand from same company. Our dogs love it. We have chihuahuas and they prefer small kibble and it's hard to fine when you can't see the product in the bag. Hit or miss. They gave us a sample to try and doggos loved it. Thanks Wagon Wheels!

They are very rude. When I asked a question it seemed like I was bothering them. I haven't stepped…read morefoot in that place since.

I'm really disappointed with how this situation was handled. I brought in a baby guinea pig I had…read morerecently purchased because her bonded cage mate passed away about three weeks later. I was concerned that whatever affected the other guinea pig could also affect her, so I brought her in to be checked for her health and safety. This was handled very poorly. When I later called for an update and asked about getting her back, I was told she had already been placed back in the display case to be sold to someone else. There was no concern shown for her physical or emotional well-being. Guinea pigs are prey animals and extremely sensitive to stress. On the same day her bonded cage mate died, she was also separated from the other guinea pigs she had bonded with. In a short period of time, she experienced the loss of her companion, separation from familiar cage mates, transport back into a loud store environment with dogs and children nearby, and being put back on display without proper quarantine--even though she had been exposed to a deceased cage mate. This kind of stress can weaken their immune system and put them at serious risk. I felt treated unfairly, and the way this was handled did not feel safe or humane. This experience seriously damaged my trust in how this store cares for small animals. The picture below was the guinea pig I had and returned. She was too small to be written off as healthy and too much through stress to be put out in a case with other guinea pigs she didn't know and in an environment so cruel. On another occasion, I returned multiple guinea pigs and called ahead to let the store know I would be coming back the next morning to get two of them. When I arrived, I was told that one of the two had already been sold to someone else--even though I had been told the two had bonded during their time back in the store. Separating bonded guinea pigs is stressful for them and shows a lack of understanding or concern for their social and emotional needs. This situation felt careless and avoidable, especially after I had communicated clearly the day before On another occasion, when I was new to caring for guinea pigs, I called with a genuine concern about the length of one of their teeth and asked for guidance. The manager was rude and snappy with me and implied that I was neglecting or abusing the animal by not providing enough food, hay, or toys. This was especially upsetting because I was reaching out specifically because I cared about the animal's well-being and wanted to do the right thing. It felt insulting and discouraging, and it didn't match the store's claims about caring for animals. If the goal is animal welfare, people asking for help shouldn't be treated like they're doing something wrong. To end I will never be getting my guinea pigs from here again. I love the ones I have but I will not support this business. I would rather spend a few more buck on the guinea pigs at petsmart than here. They have lost a loyal customer

Had a good customer service, didn't have to wait too long in line. Not the best place to go for…read morefish needs, but has great deals.

Came looking for freshwater shrimp. Staff were super friendly and helpful. They were pleasant, well…read moreinformed, and packaged my items well. My problem was with the shrimp themselves. I wanted a cherry shrimp and a Jade shrimp staff said they had them, caught them, packed, priced, and handed them off. If you know anything about shrimp, you know they hide in plants and they can be hard to see so when staff told me they had some to sell I didn't expect a microscopic jade shrimp nor did I expect the other one, I suppose you can call red, but it certainly wasn't a cherry shrimp. I'll order them online next time. Huge disappointment!

What a unique pet store! Its bene said this is the largest pet store on the East Coast, and I…read morebelieve it. Walk through the doors with a giant shark head above it into a massive warehouse. There are rows and rows of pet supplies organized by category. Throughout the main floor are birds and a few other animals. Off the side is an area for small pets like Guinea pigs and snakes. Don't miss the fish area. Hundreds of tanks are filled with many kinds of fish! The entire place is a little run down, but still worth a visit for how unique it is.