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Service was excellent. Greeted and directed as we walked in. We got our exercise walking to the…read moreback of the very large store for cat food, which was in supply. Check out was quick and easy and the clerk gladly rung up our purchase using the rewards that we garner from our regular weekly purchases at the Fresno store. This purchase was for our grand cats in San Mateo. The parking lot is adjacent to a creek and the ducks were resting in the shade. Nice treat.

I try to book both my dogs at the same time to save me a trip. It's annoying when you book with a…read moregroomer and you don't get that groomer when you show up for your appointment! I booked with Dani because I'm comfortable with her for my nervous large dog but she wasn't the groomer that worked on my dog. What's the whole point to requesting the groomer you want then?!? The groomer Sarita was patient and sweet with my senior small dog but didn't shave down the fur in her paw pads. My senior dog gets so nervous sometimes she poops which is unfortunately her MO. Since she is nearly 17 and unsteady she needs that fur trimmed back so she isn't slipping as much. I did notice some scooting after her appointment so I really do hope her glands were cleaned out during her appointment so they don't burst. When I booked for my large dog the app said it would be $101 for the large dog but at checkout it ran up $123. And my small dog went from $69 to $75. I understand holiday pricing but I expect that to be upfront and not last minute and forced to pay get your pets back. Do better PetSmart. Updated: minus another star as both my dogs paw pads weren't trimmed.

Scout's House - Walking on all fours again!

Scout's House

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I typically only find time to rate food but we had such a great experience with Dr. Krista,…read moreI had to give her some love. First off, she's awesome. Super personable, great with pets(obvi) but really spends time to get to know you and your pet. Breaks down all of her observations for the common person to understand the issues and recommendations. We couldn't be happier with our experience. Our pup was limping for several months and after seeing multiple specialists and different vets, we got some many different recommendations we were totally lost. While our pup was diagnosed with luxating patella, Dr Krista helped us rule this out as being the main cause for limping and advised us against surgery for the short term (another vet immediately quoted us $16k for a surgery). So not only did she save us a ton of money, she was able to pinpoint the cause of his problem was injury related. She performed some physical therapy wizardry and recommended some excercises - so far it's done the trick. Fingers crossed! Her evaluation fee is a little higher than most places but we found it to be money well spent. They also have a really long waitlist, so take the first appt you can.

There are loads of other 5-star reviews and I agree with everything in them. Scout's House is…read moreobviously a labor of love that just happens to be a business. The individualized attention to your pet is truly unbelievable. Detailed personalized reports, video tutorials for your pet and starring your pet, thorough pre-briefing and de-briefing with every session. I want to add creativity and determination. Lots of people think they have a stubborn dog, but Andrea let me know my dog truly was a grand prize winner. Elfie went on strike multiple times during every session, but she met her match in Andrea who never gave up figuring out ways to get Elfie to use that right forelimb. She even put a hair scrunchie on Elfie's snout so she would instinctively bat it off to work that range of motion. And instead of being frustrated by my stubborn dog, Andrea just loved her all the more for it. In spite of Elfie's resistance, she always walked a little more each week. And now, several months after Elfie graduated from PT, she is racing around like a puppy, going on longer walks and playing with more joyfulness than before her injury and surgery ever happened. For that matter, I should mention Elfie was referred by Lenity just next door, where Dr. Carlson performed the surgery on Elfie's shoulder. It was so convenient to have that partnership between the two. Thanks so much to Scout's House for everything!

Reptile Realms - San Mateo - Snakes

Reptile Realms - San Mateo

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We spent a couple of hours perusing through the exhibits on a Sunday. There is a lot to look at and…read moreif you're a kid, or a reptile enthusiast, there is a lot to get excited over. You have an assortment of diff reptiles, from monitors, to snakes, to iguanas, to geckos, etc. that you can choose to observe, pet, hold, or even buy. If you decide to buy anything, you also have all the items available to set up a tank for the first time or just stock up on some supplies if you already have an existing set up. The prices here were very competitive, there were exhibit deals happening all around. If you do want to hold a snake, or even take a picture with it, it will cost you at least $5 a round, so that was a bit costly.

What a fun event... even for a bunny lover like me, knowing that reptiles are probably my rabbits'…read moreworst enemy... the snakes would eat them, and the tortoise would outsmart them in a race, lol. Reptile Realms (aka the San Jose Reptile Show), for the last two years has been unable to hold the event at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds (as they did annually pre-covid). So they expanded to holding the expo at the San Mateo County Event Center for 2022. Basically there are LOTS of reptile displays, with most of the creatures for sale, and all of them for show. We found mostly snakes, all kinds of sizes, some with very unique patterns, vendors willing to share plenty of knowledge and info about the species, and even some snakes visitors could hold (for free). Besides snakes, there were roaches, crickets, tarantulas, shaved mice, lizards, geckos, chameleons, bearded dragons, tortoises, and some species I can't even name. I realize not all were reptiles, but there was also reptile "food" for sale, and other creatures. And you could get up close and personal with these animals, it was so cool. They also sold clever animal T-shirts and hats, toys (lots of snake themed, but also random stuff like unicorn horns), habitats, plants, and food (for reptiles and for humans). The event took place mainly in a giant hall, so it felt spacious even with the crowds. There were no lines and no wait to enter. And there was plenty of parking (with a $15 fee which was more expensive than the admissions ticket). Some of the reptiles are just sooo cute, especially those baby tortoises, this is a great place to find a new pet. But not for me... my bunnies wouldn't like that.

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