Still a great place to shop for pet food or accessories for your pet. I've been going here for…read moreyears to get food for our cat. I'm back again as we adopted a cat a week ago & we wanted to get the healthier food which Kesooni carries at her store. She's knowledgeable & always helpful with suggestions when you want them. Petsmart is down the street but Kesooni carries brands that Petsmart doesn't. She also provides more personalized service too. It's a local business & I'm glad the store has survived covid. We will continue to buy our pet supplies here!

Small pet store. They sell a small variety of collars, harness, dog food, treats and etc…read more Nothing special. Things that can be found here, can be found at petsmart. The lady that works there seems a little carefree, and unfriendly. She didn't offer us much help or recommendations. There's paid road side parking along both sides of the street. But I don't feel like this place is worth paying for parking to visit.

Came here years ago to get my little canine's claws trimmed. I kept coming back to this short…read morehaired dirty-blonde pet groomer, who was confident and experienced (sometimes those two adjectives are synonymous). She also knows of many interesting pet grooming stories. I don't know if your dog enjoys getting his nails trimmed. Mine tolerates it, but there was one time he gave some attitude to the groomer - he was going to resist getting his nails cut. She looked him straight in the eye and told him a thing or two. He settled after that. In any case, she would always have a standard groomer's Plan B: strapping the little guy in. ex: http://www.you-can-do-it-dog-grooming.com/haunchholder.html I'm going to try going back sometime - if that groomer's still there, we'll be in luck.

After moving to Bloordale I searched through all of the pet stores to find the ones that sell the…read morebrands of dog food that I let my dog eat (he has Cushing's) such as Acana and Orijen. Bark & Meow is the only one that sells those, and they also stock other brands that I've researched and thought about trying. I'm so glad I found this place! The owner is always really friendly. When you walk into the store it looks the same as every other tiny pet shop that is owned by some family for years who don't really know or care what they're doing -- so she has really surprised me with her knowledge of the products she carries and of animas in general! She definitely knows her stuff and if you have questions about dogs and feeding she has great advice that can be trusted. Bark & Meow has a frequent food punch card program where you buy like 9 packages of food you get the next one for free (might not be the exact number, I can't remember). They keep the cards there for everyone in a Rolodex thing so you don't have to carry it around in your wallet and also you never forget to bring it! Awesome! I have not used their grooming services and I probably never will based on the groomer reviews, though. For the record, I've never seen or heard the groomer here yet. The owner is great though!

My dog LOVES the array of locally harvested animal parts they offer. This store is family owned and…read moreit makes the neighborhood better.

I like to shop here when I can instead of going to the big box stores like Pet Smart etc. It has a…read moremore cozy vibe and the staff are so helpful and kind. I first came here to buy gifts for my friends' pets and now come here to buy treats for my own pup. The store looks small but they have a great selection of dog toys, including some adorable plush ones like avocado toast or chicken and waffles!! (Perfect for Yelper's pet;)). The prices may seem a bit higher for some things, but the quality is great. My dog has chewed through some cheaper toys already, but the ones I got here are still holding up. During lockdowns, they have the curbside shopping down. You stand at the table and say what you want and they will bring you a whole bunch of options you can look at. Also many of the staff seem to have been working there for years. You don't always see that a lot in retail and I think/hope this means that they treat their employees well. If you're lucky you might glimpse their resident pets in the aisles too!

Samantha does wonders to accomadate my 15 yr Old Calico…read morebiter. Great lion cut with perks. Louisa and Nana

Great selection of pet stuff here! It is small but they use the space efficiently and it is well…read moreorganized. I was shopping here for a dog gift and they had SO many types of treats, bully sticks, and stuffed toys to choose from. I just wish the stuffed toys were kept a bit higher up. A lot of them looked a bit worn and were covered in dog hair from pets browsing lol... Prices are reasonable and staff are friendly. Nice community feel. I try to shop at places like this when I can, rather than the big chains like Pet Smart, Pet Valu etc. for a more personal touch.

A quality store that offers parking, good hours, quality brands, full inventory, good everyday…read moreprices, great advice, what else would I need? I have been a customer for 24 years. I have tried other places and keep coming back.

I called for some information on the recommendation of a neighbour. The staff member I spoke with,…read moreArlene, was very helpful. She invited me to come by for some free samples of a dog food that she suggested for my new best friend. I went over to pick them up. Arlene took the time to review the reasons that she used to recommend the food. She also Made sure that it fit within my budget. I shall be doing all my shopping for my animals here!

Great local small business. Staff are very nice and give pups treats when they visit. Wide…read moreselection of wet and dry food for dogs. Many treats. Clothing. Prices comparable to big box stores.

I have been shopping at Feed Me More since getting my dog almost 2 years ago. I buy Acana about…read moreonce a month, and they definitely have competitive prices on the brand (can't speak for other brands). From what I've seen, their brushes/harnesses are in the average price range for downtown. I have never had any issues with the staff. I go in, and say hi and if I have my Samoyed (who howls from across the street with anticipation to see them) they always ask to give her a treat. If I have any questions, they always answer them to the best of their knowledge and aren't pushy to sell anything. Yes, one of the employees is more on the quiet side, but that doesn't equal unfriendly, he simply just doesn't talk your ear off with product knowledge like some other stores do. I live really close, so yes, it is convenient for me to walk but they do offer a delivery service for (I think) $5 extra, which for many people is definitely worth while. They carry mostly the healthier foods (at least for dogs) and most of your average accessories. The store is small but well stocked and organized and if they don't have something you need, they have no issues ordering it in for you. I cannot speak on behalf of cat owners, but as for dog owners I definitely recommend the store and hope you give them a proper chance!

Completely unacceptable experience. I was scolded by an employee for simply feeling a bag of treats…read moreto see if they were soft enough for my 8-month-old puppy -- something any responsible pet owner would do. Her attitude was shockingly rude and unprofessional, showing an utter lack of experience or understanding when it comes to dealing with pet owners. As someone who's managed a pet store myself, I can say with confidence I would've fired her on the spot for speaking to a customer that way. Upon reading other reviews, it's clear this isn't an isolated incident but a recurring issue. I won't be returning as long as she's employed there.

Instead of pawing me on the face repeatedly until I woke up to feed him, my pug Alfie slept soundly…read moreagainst my warm belly until 8:30 yesterday morning, so I decided to reward him. I took a jaunt over to the upscale, some might even say snooty, neighborhood of Yorkville to find the precious (but not overly so) little dog boutique called Prettie Yiji. The personable and knowledge-filled shopkeeper carries everything from pet cages to doggy diapers and some lavish leashes to boot. The store also has a variety of healthy, organic choices in the dog food department that don't seem, in my 13 year history of frequenting these joints, too pricey especially for the area. I came home to Alfie with today's Yiji sampling - a bag of greenies, some organic chicken jerky, and a rubber rooster. Unfortunately, all he needed were the doggy diapers.

Generally speaking, I probably wouldn't wander into a pet store called Pet Mama but thanks to my…read morewife being with me, here I am giving it a review. This little shop has all the essentials from dog food and leashes to toys and rain jackets. Now, would I of come in on my own, no. But boy am I glad I ended up here thanks to the great selection of Canada Pooch products and that's a brand I absolutely love! After much (absolutely no) thinking, I absolutely had to buy the black and grey Canada Pooch Fanny pack (or as I pretend they are, crossbody bags) and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. Overall, what happens when you mix great products, reasonable prices, and a friendly staff? You get a good pet store and that's exactly what Pet Mama is. I apologize for judging the name!

As a seasoned pet parent, I've been around the block several times regarding pet stores. But let me…read moretell you, Pet Mama in Toronto is the cat's meow! It's not just a pet store, and it's a haven for all things furry, feathery, and even scaly. When I walked in, I was greeted by a symphony of delightful pet food aromas that would make any pet's tail wag with joy. The variety of pet food in Toronto has always looked better! The shelves are stocked with everything from the basics to gourmet options, ensuring my fur babies always dine in style. So, if you're in Toronto and looking for top-notch pet food and supplies, look no further than Pet Mama. It's the perfect place for pet parents like you and me!