PetSmart

Brylee Meisinger

Do not take your pets here. When grooming my dog (very loving golden retriever) they cut him multiple times and failed to inform me. Found many healed wounds on his back. Will never be back.

Oren Jenkins

It's exactly what you'd expect: decently clean store, aisles of pet supplies, and generally nice employees dealing with customers and animals :)

John Cote

Good selection at a reasonable price. Store was clean and all the pets up for adoption seemed content. (Minus a few recently deceased fish. Even then it was better than most store tanks I have seen)

Elayna DeLorenzo

I don’t like to write reviews but we have a weird experience tonight. Normally when I go in with my dog to get treats, all the staff are amazing about asking to pet him (my dog is a deaf rescue and while he’s fine being around people, he does NOT like being pet by strangers. I bring him with me to do counter conditioning training in a distracting place). I always thank them for asking and politely decline and apologize and give a brief explanation and they’re always great about it. Tonight the cashier came up behind us, startling both me and my dog, and pet his back without asking or saying anything. My dog couldn’t hear him coming and was rightfully startled and scared by randomly being grabbed. I said he wasn’t friendly with strangers and pulled him back a bit. When my items were being rang up, the guy asked “so what’s wrong with him anyway?” I said he was deaf and could be people reactive. He didn’t apologize or say anything after that. I’m not sure if it’s part of training or anything, but if not it’s just common sense. Don’t ever pet random dogs without asking!! My dog uncomfortable and uneasy the rest of the time in the store. It might seem like nothing to some people but if you have a reactive dog you know how one bad experience can set you back.