Great pet store. Immediately greeted by staff, and helped to find a good dog bone for my Australian…read moreShepherd. Great selection of items, covering all bases!

Super sweet, friendly, and helpful ladies working here. Seems to have everything you'd need for a…read moredoggy.

Excellent Select selection and friendly staff. What more could you ask for the prices that are…read moreamazing

Great second hand shop. Proceeds go to the animal shelter. Lots of quality clothing, kitchen and…read morehousehold items, furniture, books and they take donations. Love those place

Such a well organized, clean, and friendly place. That goes for both stores in the valley. They…read morealso carry such an array of chews and dehydrated animal parts. That probably sounds odd but I appreciate the fact that if we are eating animals, we should honor their lives by making use of each part of the creature rather than discarding them. They have high-quality brand foods, both wet and dry, along with fresh refrigerated foods. It's a good place to stop. You'll definitely find something you like for your pet.

I Love, Love, LOVE 5B Aquariums!! Best hidden store in Ketchum. Carlos is really knowledgeable and…read morea great supplier of all fresh and salt water needs. He also has other pets kids will love!

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I love my dog, and I totally trust Jen and her staff to take the best care of my baby. They really…read morecare about your dog! I highly recommend Valley County Pet Resort

From the owner: At Valley County Pet Resort, our facility goal is to lead…read morethe way in establishing the gold standard for pet care in Valley County. Your pet can run around with other dogs, learn good manners, and go on adventures with staff. This is beneficial for your dog’s physical health and emotional well-being. Besides exercise, our staff members can help reinforce good behaviors in a group setting. Owners can also sign their dog up for a training class while at Play Care. These positive reinforcement techniques will carry over into your pet’s behavior while they are at home. Our facility features top of the line amenities that take every aspect of your pets care into consideration. Our facility will continue to evolve to best fit our customers’ needs and continue creating personalized experiences for our clients. Valley County Pet Resort fosters a positive workplace culture and builds strong relationships with our local community. We hire local animal lovers who have the desire to learn and earn certificates through training seminars. Our staff is fully committed to providing a safe, comfortable and low-stress experience for each and every guest. We offer 24/7/365 drop-off (after-hour fee charge), pick-up and camera access for pet owners. We support local rescue and shelter organizations and strive to host events to benefit pet owners in the community.

INCREDIBLE store, blew me away!! if I didn't live so far (Boise) I would genuinely shop here all…read morethe time! the store is split in 2, a freshwater side and a saltwater side (genius)! the displays/tanks are all gorgeous and well cared for, and while I was browsing the owner informed me that all the tank stands/shelves were custom made! There was an amazing selection of fish, plants, invertebrates, corals, supplies, and even a gorgeous axolotl! I got some beautiful guppy culls and I honestly wish I had gotten more. I will definitely be visiting again when I'm in the area!! :)

For a land locked state and a small town, this is a pretty well stocked salt water fish store…read more Variety is decent, frags are healthy, staff is knowledgeable, and it is an easier process than mail order. I'd even imagine they would be able to accommodate requests given enough time, but that's just a guess. A killer tank is both expensive and quite a bit of work/responsibility, so if you're new to the game, it's nice to have a resource like this to help you be successful.

We were traveling through Oregon and needed to find someone to watch our dog short-term while we…read morewere out. All the dog-boarding and day cares required prior meetings and we could not do that coming from California. However, Happy Hound Biscuits made bringing our pup on our vacation possible, while still allowing us to do all the fun non-dog things on our vacation too! She was so sweet and sent lots of photos of our doggo to us, giving us updates throughout the day. She also gave our pup one on one attention and care similar to if our dog was at home! She even gave her some free treats that our dog LOVES! We bought a bag for ourselves and use it even after our vacation has concluded. 10/10 would use Tina again if/when in Oregon :)

I'm ..(we - the pups included ) loving these treats. My…read moreBoston has sensitive skin and has zero flare ups. My pit is the same - she will do anything for these treats. They are great for the pockets and training. they don't fall apart so easy that there are crumbs everywhere and they arent sticky in pockets. we are in training mode w/ these 1 yr olds so treats everywhere is a thing. I also love how it's a local lady making them. and not some factory over processed crap. 10/10 recommend.

Knight is good for general vaccinations or general small appointments. But I wouldn't recommend…read morethem to operate on your pet.

Been going to this vet clinic since 1979 I cannot say I'm in fresh with the new ownership I going…read morewith a dog with a bladder infection they say she's a type 1 diabetic they shoot her up with insulin and all weekend and she's been throwing up her food and now she will not eat she was an older dog but this is ridiculous I think they misdiagnosed the diabetes thing I understand their lab equipment is not exactly the top of the line but I honestly could not say I've been extremely disappointed since I've been dealing with the new ownership over the years

I went to sun valley for a second option referral to give my dog a CT or mri. All they did for my…read moredog was x-rays when I had asked for further investigation on my dog. As well am almost lead to believe they could have possibly falsified my dog or given me incorrect x-rays as when they were looking at my dog they refused to look at X-rays from intermountain vet clinic and pushed to do their X-rays and forced me to redo the X-rays on my dog. For all I know they could have been looking at the wrong dog's x-rays when I could clearly tell that they had several other x-rays up onon their computer and barely sharing empathy for my dog. Just caring about doing extra X-rays which they only did to and not a through investigation of what could be potentially going on with my dog or what could have caused his limp. As well changing the side of my dog's limp via when trying to push their evidence down my throat. Then going oh, what it looks like is your dog's growth plates probly fused there's nothing we can do. When I had drove 4 or so hrs to even get to the clinic.

So get that.... In July, my vet diagnosed my puppy with hip…read moredyplesia and referred me to Dr. Randy Hacker for second opinion and treatment options. I called Sun Valley Animal center to get an appointment. I talked to Denise, who wanted to schedule a total hip replacement right away (without even seeing my dog or her x-rays. That should have been a big red flag but, the reviews were good so I moved forward). I told her that I would rather have an evaluation first, to make sure that was what my dog needed. She, reluctantly, gave me an appointment with Dr. Randy Acker. During my appointment with Dr. ACKER, he looked at my dog, (didn't look at the x-rays, until I mentioned it) then, proceeded to tell me about his accomplishments and showing me his PowerPoint about hip dysplasia. He, several times, told me that my dog needed total hip replacement and that, since we were doing one side, we should go ahead and do both sides. After the consultation, ($81), I was pushed to schedule, right away and pay $4250 up front. Which I did. 3 months later, went for the surgery and Dr. Randy Hacker said: - what hip are we doing? (???) - Then proceeded to check my dog hips and shoulders (like he never saw her before) - Looked at the x-rays from July (that he looked at in August already) - Decided to make her walk, to see her gait, and conclude her hips were fine, so were her elbows and that she didn't need surgery.($191 for the exact same examination that he did 3 months prior and that he charged me $81 for). But, he will go ahead and have x-rays done to confirm ($$$$). (Still not sure why he didn't do that the first time, I went to see him in August. Instead of trying to sell me 2 total hip replacement from the get go). Then, he told me that, she was just clumsy, giant breed are generally clumsy (that's the same guy that wanted to do a double hip replacement on my dog, 3 months earlier) Told him, it's more than clumsy. Her brother is not like that, and she fell and had a wobbly walk. He said then, maybe a pinched nerve. But then she shouldn't be able to jump. I suggested wobbler syndrom. He said maybe. And decided to do a complete body x-rays (shoulders, front legs, hips, and spine) and BAM!!!! SHE HAS THE C6 CERVICAL VERTEBRAE (VERTEBRAE IN HER NECK) AND L-S TIPPING, PINCHING THE SPINAL CORD. Thanks to me, for finding out, she may have wobbler syndrom. So , instead of trying to sell me double hip replacement, Dr. Randy Acker, should have tried to investigate the first time he saw teacup, during his orthopedic evaluation. She could have been on prednisone since august. But, NO!!!! Too busy trying to sell his products and trying to impress. I'm MAD!!!! I paid a first orthopedic evaluation in August, for nothing, as he barely looked at my dog's x-rays (only looked because I asked him to), spent most of the "evaluation" talking about his accomplishments and showing me his PowerPoint on hip replacement. Not once was he concern about my dog. He was so certain she needed 2 total hip replacement but, 3 months later she improved and doesn't need it anymore (???). That should have been my big red flag. But, he had good review and was renowned so... I trusted him. Well... so much for that. I guess I should be happy that my dog didn't need surgery. But, I still think I shouldn't have to pay for an evaluation that was not done properly the first time.