They everything we need for our dogs!!! The dog bathing area…read moreis easy to use and has everything we need there too!! And the staff is very accommodating.

Place is filthy! When you walk in there he entire front desk is dirty The staff sit in the back and…read morenever are out front when you need them. It smells, the cats boxes are always full. Gross it's a good thing they don't sell animals!

The store is well laid out, the employees are friendly, knowledgeable, and professional, and they…read morehave a large selection. Also, it's wheelchair accessible! We dealt with Katie, who was very personable and very helpful. After we made our purchases, they took the items out to the car for us, which I appreciated. Oh, and they have animals there to adopt! (No, I didn't bring another cat home...this time.

We have been on the hunt for a groomer and have been pretty unimpressed, until we found this place!…read moreThey got us in quickly, they were kind, and Louis looks and feels much better! They took great care in shaving his belly and other parts so he will stay clean longer, and not a scratch or nick on him. We will be coming back!

Took my nephew's husky in this morning. She looked fabulous and I could tell she felt so much…read morebetter!! My niece said the dog had been very restless and wasn't sleeping. Brought her home with a pep in her step and quickly feel asleep! Thaks for making her one happy dog!!!

A coworker recommended The Animal House when I was in search of a kitten. I never heard of this…read moreplace before but I decided to check them out a few weeks later. I went in and told them I was looking for a kitten. They said they had older cats. I found a little black cat...not a kitten but not an adult yet. I instantly fell in love! They said she was recovering from a UTI. It was ok because we were willing to take care of her no matter what. They have a huge selection of dogs and cats along with pet supplies and accessories. I would recommend this place to anyone in search of a pet :)

Mike and his crew at the Animal House are loving caring awesome people I got a mixed Shepherd Chow…read morealmost 17 years ago and he was the best loving companion they already had him semi-trained ! They're very caring loving people I recommend them highly . If I get another dog I most likely would go through the Animal House .

Has a lot of potential. The saltwater section is either poorly maintained, being renovated or…read moresomething. Doesn't have much. The tanks are clean and fish look healthy. The labels are inconsistent and they use a combination of common names, scientific names and "short names". They should try to be more consistent. Fish prices are reasonable... for a local shop. The tanks do have snails, but I don't know of any local shops that don't.

Amazing place to find unusual fish! I think each time I went down the aisle I found something new…read morethat went unnoticed before. The pleco selection was CRAZY, the fish looked very well cared for with live plants in almost every tank, algae free for the most part. Prices were very reasonable. Will definitely be back!!

I had an issue with my kitty and like any other fur mama, I did a Google and Yelp search for…read moreveterinarians, not only on the Westside but the best of the best. Luckily, this was a place that's less than 5 minutes away and very liked by people. I made an appointment and was able to get in the next day (thank goodness because my baby was suffering). I came in and was greeted by both receptionists and waited less than two minutes to be greeted by a tech (can't remember her name but she was great). They were up front about prices and procedures. They treated my fur baby with care (we were both nervous). The doctor was wonderful as well. I even got a little folder with all the information they gave me (addresses, numbers, websites, etc) and it even included a pen and magnet :) I will definitely recommend this place to anyone in need of a great place that cares about your pets as much as you do.

I would highly recommend staying as far away from this place as possible. I have a puppy Great Dane…read moreand two weiner dogs. I switched my Great Dane, Bucky, over to glenway when he was about 6 months old because of a trusted referral. After dealing with this practice for almost a year now, I've learned that their staff is the most uneducated and unprofessional bunch (with the exception of Dr. Cron) I've ever encountered. Here's just a few reasons why: - I took Bucky in for his neutering and gastropexy. While stepping on the scale, his tail accidentally knocked over a treat jar sitting on a side table next to it. Colleen, one of the horribly rude office ladies, responded with "ugh, it's ruined" rather than a normal response of no big deal, he's a big dog, things happen. - Prior to even bringing him in that day, I was given incorrect pre-op instructions prior to Buckys neutering and gastropexy which led to an incredibly stressful experience for him. Their response? Sedate him until he cannot move with morphine and ketamine, without my consent. Their next move? THEY ASK US TO CARRY OUR 130 POUND DOG TO THE PROCEDURE ROOM AS HE IS CRYING, UNABLE TO STAND UP OR MOVE, AND I AM ALSO CRYING. The most traumatizing and upsetting experience I've ever had at any vet practice. Prior to his sedation, I asked Dr. Hobbie to come in the room and greet him/pet him/ give him a treat to calm his nerves. Her response? Goes to get a muzzle, comes back and knocks on the door (why the hell would you do that? That's the best way to make any dog bark. Like I said - uneducated), slowly crack open the door and drop muzzles in and asks me to muzzle Bucky. Zero effort to just walk in the room and treat him like any other dog. Keep in mind - no one has ever told me that Bucky has been aggressive, hostile, needs to be muzzled, etc. So on top of the trauma, I was also completely caught off guard as to why they were acting this way. After 10 mins of me struggling to muzzle Bucky because he was terrified and never had something like that before, Dr. Cron came in to help. They then gave him the sedation I mentioned above and he fell to the floor. Dr. Hobbie later called after his procedure and admitted they responded the way they did due to his size and "loud bark". THIS IS A VETERINARY PRACTICE! They have employed vets and technicians who don't know how to properly interact with a large breed dog, who barks? Insane. - I was very skeptical to leave him there for his surgery after all of this, but I trusted he would be in good hands with Dr. Hobbie as this was the first time I had seen her act so unprofessional. Terrible mistake. When I went to pick Bucky up, we walked back to the kennel area with Dr. Hobbie to get him. When we get to the kennel, we noticed Bucky still had his poker collar on while in the kennel, on sedatives, and UNSUPERVISED. Any competent human, let alone a veterinary professional, knows that it is incredibly dangerous to leave a dog unsupervised with a choke collar on as it could cause serious damage or kill them if it were to get caught on something. - The final cherry on top: I called to get buckys records and a refill of his medicine as we are now transferring practices. Michelle called and asked for feedback on why we were leaving. I explained all of the above concerns to her and she did not apologize, ask any clarifying details, or show any sign of sympathy, remorse, or concern for what had occurred. Before any of this happened, we had a pretty decent experience. Bucky had been there on multiple other occasions and never had a problem, probably because we primarily saw Dr. Cron. He was the only one who helped us and clearly the only one who was not intimidated by a large dog. Mind you - Bucky lives with 2 girls, 2 mini weiner dogs, and his best friend is a 4 year old boy next door. He couldn't be intimidating even if he tried. All that to say, if you are ever in a situation where Glenway Animal Hospital is your only choice, you are better off not seeing a vet at all unless you are guaranteed you will only work with Dr. Cron. Good news - Covedale pet hospital is just a few mins away and is a great alternative. Bucky goes there now and has zero problems!

I'm honestly shocked by the experience I had with this shelter. I found four-week-old kittens…read moreabandoned in a parking lot during a rain storm, cold and crying, and when I brought them in asking for help, I was told to "put them back where I found them." No concern, no resources offered, no attempt to help vulnerable animals that clearly needed care. I understand shelters can be overwhelmed, but telling someone to return tiny kittens to a wet parking lot is unacceptable and incredibly disappointing from an organization that's supposed to protect animals. I left feeling frustrated and heartbroken for those kittens. If you advertise yourselves as an animal care, there should at least be some compassion, guidance, or willingness to help in situations like this.

Amazing staff and dedication to find animals homes! Thank you for sharing the experience with the…read morecommunity!

If you're like myself, (and most of Cincinnati) You love your dog, or just your pet in general. You…read morewant the best of everything for your pet to spoil it with more than just love. However, just like human food, I've always questioned the quality of my dog's food. When I moved to Cincinnati I was overly thrilled to find Pet Wants. A company that worried about the same thing so they started making their own food for their pets. Fresh all natural ingredients. My dog had a bad skin problem for a handful of years. The vet would give him a shot every year for it and it wouldn't really clear up. I started feeding my dog Pet Wants food, and it's when four years since he has had that skin problem. I'm not really surprised to find out it was the food making him break out. The dog loves the food and I love that. I love supporting a local store with all natural ingredients. The price for the food is affordable and they deliver to your house for free. This Findlay Market location has toys, sprays, collars, and treats. All inspired by healthy choices for your pets as well. I buy pretty much everything for my dog here and I'm glad Pet Wants exists.

This is a smaller pet store on the outside of Findlay Market. It mainly offered food but did have…read moresome toys and supplies as well. It has more dog-centered merchandise but has a good variety in their kitty corner. My cat LOVED the Weruva flavors I chose for him, and will definitely be back to stock up on more for special meals. I would love to see what else this store could offer in terms of pet supplies.