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Cooper's Animal Supply

5.0 (1 review)
Closed • 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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5 years ago

Helpful staff and personal service. They have a wide variety of anything you would need for a pet.

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This Petco is a chain retail store in the Waterfront shopping center. It sells products for dogs,…read morecats, fishes, birds, rabbits, guinea pigs, and other small household pets. Products include foods, collars and leashes, beds, carriers, toys, aquarium tanks, litter boxes, grooming supplies, and much more. I recently shopped at this store to purchase wet foods for my cat. I felt happy that her preferred flavors were in stock and that the prices were typical. However, her dry food cost more here than from Chewy and Amazon. Furthermore, I did not see my cat's preferred toys and furniture, and I thought that the prices for litter were a bit high. I walked around the other sections of the store. My husband commented that a bird cage had many birds in it, but the birds looked healthy otherwise. The cashier immediately and accurately rang up my purchase and thanked me. At home, my cat enjoys eating her wet foods. This store also offers grooming, training, veterinary services, and an adoption center, but I did not use them.

I was very dissatisfied with my experience here. The workers denied grooming my dog even after I…read moreexplained that AVETS confirmed he was 100% recovered from his injury and completely cleared for grooming. They then proceeded to speak negatively about AVETS and question their professionalism, which I found very unprofessional and unnecessary. What gives them the right to refuse service based on their own opinion when a licensed veterinary hospital already cleared him? Because of this, my dog was unable to be groomed and it ruined our Christmas photo plans. Very disappointed and won't be returning.

The Dog Stop- Strip District, Pittsburgh, PA - Our Canine Caregivers are fully prepared for belly scratches and hugs 'n kisses for all our visiting pups.

The Dog Stop- Strip District, Pittsburgh, PA

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Strip District

My review is only based on my training experience as I have not used any other services here…read more We have brought our pup to two different one-on-one training sessions here and it has been absolutely worth every penny. Brett Reynolds is the trainer and I would recommend him to anyone that wants to modify their dog's behavior! We adopted a Min-Pin Terrier mix puppy at about 7 months old. He was social at the dog park and was very friendly with people whether at our house or elsewhere. Around 10 months, we began seeing some different behaviors in our little pup, especially when on leash around other dogs or when there was a fence between him and other dogs or people. It got to the point where we were no longer comfortable taking him out as regularly and stopped going to the dog park. We have since learned that our little baby suffers from something called "barrier aggression." I explained the situation to Brett through a phone conversation and a few follow-up emails. When we arrived for our session, we talked through specifically what we wanted to work on and then got started. I learned so much in an hour! It was not only helpful in modifying my dog's behavior, but also in giving us the confidence in training him properly. We purchased a Gentle-Leader collar which has worked great for us. We also learned certain commands to direct and distract him around other dogs, which avoids him escalating into a blind rage where it is very difficult to calm him down. At the end of the session, Brett brought another dog into the room and we were able to try out the new commands while we still had him there to give us feedback. We have continued everything we've learned in the two sessions during our time at home and have noticed a significant change in our dog's behavior. He's not perfect by any means, but seeing the progress he's made is motivation for us to remain consistent and follow-through with everything we learned from Brett. I look forward to more training sessions and possibly trying an agility class in the future!

AVOID! SMELLED AWFUL! UNDER STAFFED! When I walked into the business there was an overwhelming…read moresmell of urine. Throughout the day I watched the dogs on the dog cam and if any of them peed and pooped, it took a while for staff to clean it up. When I went to pick up my dog, again I was met with an overwhelming smell of urine and when the staff handed me my dog he stunk like urine. I should have did more research before taking him there. OVERCROWDED AND UNDERSTAFFED!! I had another dog that went to Dog Stop in Upper St. Clair. It was so overcrowded that my dog would hid in the corner and a some point a larger do peed on her! I was unable to find any regulations as far as how many dogs per room, how many dogs per staff . . . etc.

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Save yourself time and money by coming to get your checkups and vaccines here for your furry (or…read morehairless) friend. I was going to another vet in the city and getting charged $95 just for being seen for 10 minutes. The tech fee is half of that here. There's a large parking lot. And they're quick. My dog has come here for her regular vaccines, the vaccine clinics, her annuals, and when she's not feeling well. I've had a few administrative issues with email/contact information so that could use a little work. Otherwise, I love coming here. I can't say the same for my dog, because every time she comes she has to step on a scary scale and/or get poked. But this is to be expected!

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Cooper's Animal Supply - petstore - Updated November 2026

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