Petco

"Dog was injured during grooming ended up in emergency vet. Drove him there before you told us. Reply below is insensitive. My dog was injured and required medical attention we did not have an unsatisfactory visit."

"The staff was friendly and helpful on my trip to this location. The prices were competitive and the store was clean. The kittens at the entrance were hard to resist!"

"I am absolutely appalled and deeply disappointed by the service I received at this Petco store. I brought in my beloved dog, who unfortunately has cancer, only to be told that they wouldn’t provide service to him. Since when did a medical condition determine whether a dog deserves grooming or not? It’s as if they’re implying that a dog with cancer doesn’t need to look and feel good. This is not just a blatant disregard for customer service, but a clear violation of dog rights. Every pet, regardless of their health condition, deserves to be treated with love, respect, and dignity. I expected better from a store that claims to prioritize pet welfare. I urge all pet owners to think twice before giving this store their business. Our furry friends deserve better."

"I'm not a super fan of the Vetco here but the costume service rep named Jack is PHENOMENAL! He should be the store manager (no offense current store manager). He is beyond sweet, attentive, helpful, & impeccable memory. He truly cares about animals and reptiles. He's the best!"

"This store shows every sign of poor management and lazy, unmotivated staff. Went in to get Vet's Best Ear Relief Wash & Dry for Dogs, which the website was in stock. Not only was it not in stock, the entire shelf section looked as if it had been emptied by smash-and-grab thieves whose dogs had severe ear problems. Elsewhere in the store, the same undisciplined approach to stocking and display aesthetic was evident. Even the refrigerators had jumbled merchandise and looked like the last time fingerprints were cleaned from the glass doors was months ago. But I will say, the employees looked happy, which must be attributed to extreme oblivousness that keeps them from using up the energy needed to do their jobs."