Petco

Rene Sanchez

This is a very huge store with a great variety of pets food (all of them)

Hector Flores

The only pet store I bring my pup to get his vaccinations and the only place I buy his food at. Staff has always been extremely helpful. The only issue I have is the closing at 7pm during the week.

T L

Nice location. Well organized and clean. Staff was very helpful and accommodating. Stylist/groomer Bryan gave me amazing tips and feedback about my breed. Excited to have him work on my pup.

Michel Perez

Posting this review out of concern and ensure action is made for the reptile care department. Since the departure of a few employees at the location the care and maintenance of the reptiles and their displays have plummeted. Either left empty with vacant spots or habitats that are bare bones and reflect little care to the animals displayed. I’ve visited twice in the past week to see a very young juvenile Blue Tongue Skink hiding under his hide showing very little signs of movement and eyes partially sunken in energy. *Adding a note I own a 8 month Norther Blue Tongue Skink and have experience taking care of and handling unwell reptiles and Skinks* The first time I noticed him sleeping his enclosure was relatively bare with only one hide and a feeding dish with loose uncut greens far too big for a pup that young with no signs of variety, protein , or supplements they need to prevent BBD and ensure they are providing an enriching diet for the skink. Second time around to pick up more supplies I checked in on the little guy to find him in the same exact space with some minor shed lifting but still looking severely lethargic and had difficulty moving around. Food bowl was the same overly large uncut greens, with the addition of loose crickets running around the cage which are horrible source of vitamins and protein for Skinks. I hope the little guy will get taken care of properly but it is extremely concerning that petco is attempting to offer amazing new exotics to the general public but is unable to properly educate their staff and management of how to care for unique exotic species especially one that is known for being intelligent great pets that have the capability of recognizing their owners faces and voices, can express happiness , stress, playfulness, fear , and a diverse range of emotions when observed or handled. When or if someone at this location sees this post I hope adjustments are made please review the care and needs of BTS in depth to understand their complex but basic needs that don’t require much more time than most other pets.