Staff is extremely knowledgeable, kind and sensitive to their clients needs. If they don't have it,…read morethey will get it for you. Don't see myself shopping elsewhere for the foreseeable future! Do yourself a favor and give them a peak.

From the owner: A wide variety of freshwater ornamental fish! A wide variety of choices, good quality pet fish, and…read moregreat prices! Small fish include tetras, guppy, Molly, cichlids, catfish, and pufferfish. Medium and large fish include arowana, big catfish, alligator gar, stingray, and eel. A wide variety of varieties, come and visit and buy! Get the best price!

I enjoy the friendly people that work there, and I always find what I'm looking for! I like that…read morethey have delivery now as well. Periodically they have specials on random snacks or toys, and I've been able to find some great deals!

best spot to get your kitty's needs ! or your dogs if you're a dog person.... everyone is so nice…read moreand friendly too! check it out if you're ever near by

I just adopted two of the sweetest, most precious little dogs from Animal Rescue Fund (ARF), and I…read morecouldn't be happier! Sharon was so helpful and kind. I spoke with her on the phone several times, and she patiently answered every one of my questions. You can tell she is a fellow animal person, and is doing this job out of love. My daughter and I drove down to Ohio from Wisconsin to pick up our newest family members. A long drive, but absolutely worth it. If you are thinking of buying a pet, please consider adopting. The conditions at puppy mills are so cruel. When I Google searched puppy breeders, I was horrified at the reviews, complaints, and videos of the cages the mothers and fathers are kept in. ARF is a no-kill shelter, so they don't euthanize rescued animals that aren't adopted. The adoption fees you pay are used to care for all the animals waiting for a forever home. I paid $500 each to adopt our two little furry friends, and I couldn't be happier. I wish I could adopt more. One last note: ARF was so much more responsive than some shelters I contacted. (One shelter has had my application for almost a month, and never got back to me.) Sharon was a breath of fresh air after that experience!

I would advise that adoptors tell the ARF organization to order pain meds for spay and neuter…read moreaftercare. Pay for them in addition to the adoption fee. Our little dog didn't receive any pain medication after her spay and we were not aware until we read her medical record. Nor were we offered the option. She is well, and adjusting to life after the puppy mill, slowly. These adult dogs have to be led along with baby steps. Join a puppy mill survivors group. The dogs lives are worth it.

Unknowledgeable and clueless. I went in yesterday because I told the store clerk that it was my…read moredoggies birthday and I received and email for free treats and showed the clerk and then asked her for help to find them. She mentioned they were in the back to the right and I couldn't locate them so she finally ended up helping me and then mentioned she was the only clerk in the store...I didn't have an attitude or rush her. I just simply needed help locating the free treats that they emailed me about in the first place. I get to the register and I can't find the email! So I ask if they can still honor it since she saw the email when I first walked in anyway, she proceeds to say she needs to check with her manager. The manager says no we need to see the email and didn't honor it. I was extremely disappointed because the only reason I came there was because they emailed me for free birthday treats and I just feel like because the store clerk saw the email when I first walked in, she could have just honored it but they didn't. I will never go back simply because of this negative experience! Do better! He turned 1 and I just wanted to make his day special!

Nice selection of treats and pet items but honestly you're doomed if you need help in this store…read more Seems there is usually only one person working here at any given time, however this could be no fault of the store as no one seems to really want to work at all anymore.

I genuinely cannot recommend Anderson Township Family Pet Center enough! Whether you're in need of…read morevet recommended dog food, affordable + safe doggy daycare, grooming needs, puppy training, or simply in need of toys or treats for your dog or cat, ATFPC is the spot. The staff at ATFPC is always very welcoming, and helpful, and my dog is always excited to be there. For anyone considering doggy daycare, my dog ALWAYS comes home from ARFPC exhausted since he's been playing all day long (they play from the time your dog arrives until 4pm) and I know they take the necessary steps to ensure all of the dog's safety. Go check out ATFPC, I promise you won't be disappointed and your pet will thank you!!

What a cool place! I would've never known this was here if I hadn't stopped by next door at ATP for…read moreCincy Wing Week. This center is HUGE! There is ample parking out front or on the side of the building. They are currently offering curbside if you'd like to stay in your car. I'm not sure anyone here would know what I'm talking about, but walking in instantly reminded me of the Agway stores in the Northeast. There is so much here. Having frequented many pet stores over the years, if this was closer to my house it would be a go -to. The inside isn't fancy, its no frills, but the staff is so nice and knowledgeable, the selection is great, and the prices are good too! Right when you walk in there is an aisle full of pet lover stuff for the owners, including shirts, posters and keychains. They have a huge selection of high quality dog foods, and even bigger selection of dog treats, tons of toys (including some unique that I've never seen), beds, leashes and more. They offer boarding, daycare, and training classes in an area behind the retail store. While I was there several people were picking up their pets. There is even some farm type items like local honey and jams. Support local and check this place out!

This is a big spacious PetSmart store with the expected toys, food, carriers, cages, beds; fish…read moreand small animals for sale- plus all the extras: grooming, veterinary clinic, and adoption center. Additionally they host cat and dog adoption events every weekend where area rescues come and set up. This was the reason for my visit; I came alone and went home with a large black cat. The checkout line was long but it seemed to be moving at a reasonable pace. Store looked pretty clean and easy to navigate. There is plenty of parking including accessible and the entrance is handicap accessible too.

Amy in the adoption center was very rude. We left the entire store. Awful experience!!!!!!!!read more

This is now a PetValu store. After reading the previous reviews concerning Jack's it is obvious…read morethat things have changed. The store carries a wide variety of pet foods and supplies but more importantly, the employees are nothing short of tremendous. The level of friendly, professional customer service is what keeps us coming back. Thank you PetValu!

Completely disappointed and angry with how they have changed their Baker's Dozen Rewards Program…read more Instead of rewarding you your "free" bag of pet food immediately, you now have to wait a month or more for it to show up in the mail, on a flyer, so anyone can steal it. When I spoke with someone at the store, they said that once a month, corporate mails out all the rewards they have for that month. Really? Then, you get an email that says "Your free bag is on the way"! (Well, not really on the way because you're given a window of 30 days for it to arrive) 30 days for something to be mailed by a company with 32 locations in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana? When we contacted "corporate" to let them know we hadn't received our certificate, they said they'd send out another free certificate right away. One week later, when we called to find out why we still hadn't received our certificate, we were told they can't just send out another one, as the company they are using can't print out just one certificate at a time, we'd have to wait another month for the next batch of certificates to be printed and mailed. Our expected delivery date: April 13th. Logged onto the system last night and now it's April 24th for the dog food, May 2nd for the cat food. To make it even more confusing, if you buy a large bag for a the price of a small bag, you get credited only for the small bag in your Baker's Dozen Account. So after a while you'll have credit for some small bags, some large bags, and you're that much further away from getting to your 13th free bag. So even though I bought large bags of cat food at a discounted price, I'm only going to be credited for 1 small free bag of cat food. I've talked with other friends who shop there and are having the same exact problem. Sorry Jack's...whoever sold you on the idea of making your customers wait more than a month to receive something "free" based on being diligent, dedicated customers, probably has cost you those same diligent, dedicated customers. Can't you just email a certificate?

This is a very small location of Petco, and a bit outdated. I usually go to a different location,…read morebut stopped in here as they had something in stock nobody else did. I tried to place the order ahead online and it charged my paypal yet didnt place the actual order. Upon arrival I was briefly greeted by one employee who stayed behind the cash register the whole time. I located the item and checked out. I cant say she was the most friendly or helpful. Bottom line is I got what I was looking for, but with all the other choices nearby, probably wouldnt go out of my way to come here again.

Very small location. Some employees are on it, others are clueless. I usually pop in here when I'm…read morejust running in to get something... hopefully quickly. If one of the on it employees is cashiering, then it is a quik trip. If one of the clueless employees is running the register, it can take quite some time. I do worry about cleanliness. I once saw a dog pee on a stack of dog food located near the door. The person who's dog it was didn't say anything, and left. (That has nothing to do with Petco.) The cashier saw it. Once she was done with everyone in line, she wiped down the top bag with a regular paper towel. Two bags underneath were left with pee on them. Adoption events are held at this location on some weekends. Check with the store for the most up-to-date schedule, and to see which rescue groups will be there.