Great selection of tropical fish. I've been here many times, staff is friendly, knowledgeable and…read moregive great recommendations if you are unsure what kind of fish to get. They also have snakes. reptiles, spiders and axoloti. They offer a large selection of tanks, filters, substrate and food. They also birds and small rodents. Family owned with competitive prices.

Absolutely loved it. So much to see as well as a huge selection of pet necessities!! So much funread more

Cute little specialty pet store in LFK. I like to stop in every time I'm in the area to pick up…read moresome biscuits from their little dog bakery. One of my boys is super picky and will only eat certain treats and he happens to love those. They also have lots of toys, treats, and other pet related items. The focus is on dogs and cats and the store is pet friendly. Service has always been great. Stop by if you're in the area!

Everyone loves this place but I don't really get it. I guess it's the perfect spot if you want an…read moreoverpriced birthday cake for your dog but I was less than impressed. My mom was visiting from out of town and I told her we had to go to Lucky Dog. We played the battle-for-a-parking-place game and ended up at LD. The staff was not very welcoming or friendly. No one greeted us, no one engaged us in conversation. When we asked them questions, we got simple answers with no elaboration or suggestions for products. They acted like we were bothering them by being in the store. They have a big selection of dog food which takes up most of the shelf space. There are leashes, clothes and collars... all overpriced, I might add. They have limited products but it is a smallish store, after all. They seemed to carry high end food that you couldn't get at other stores. I get they serve a niche clientele. They don't aim for ordinary dog owner customers. They aim for well-heeled fancy pants dog owners. I get it but they still could have been friendly either way. When we left, no one said, "Thanks for coming!" Nope. Nothing. This is an expensive store. Even their sale items were pricey. It takes a great deal of $ to pay the rent on a store downtown. They do not deal in quantity. I have no issues with the cost of their items. They do offer higher end food, for example. I do mind paying that money and getting NO customer service or kind words. Customers want to be appreciated and this didn't happen here for us. A few months ago I had called to get a reservation for a Santa picture with my Annie. They said they were all booked up and couldn't take her picture. It is not like taking one more picture would have taken an hour. It would have been a few minutes tops. They still were not going to budge. Huge food selection, homemade treats but there is little else they offer. Parking is difficult downtown and I won't play the parking game again for a business that obviously did not appreciate my patronage. Woof.

I would highly recommend this place. Amanda took great care of our dog for two days and sent pics…read moreand a quick review from every visit. It was our first time using this type service instead of a kennel. Our dog was well taken care of and you get the extra benefit of having someone check on your home while traveling.

Fantastic Pet Sitter, anyone who can handle my pack of 4 plus my cat is great in my book. Recommend…read morehighly. Keeping my dogs at home on short weekend trips rather than a kennel is so less stressful for them. Thanks Matt!

Great adoption experience. He was the best boy ever but unfortunately I lost him in October…read more Looking for another ch chi mix to bring to a loving home.

It's a wonderful place to adopt a pet. Unfortunately our dog wasn't a good fit for our family. And…read moreshe went back. They were very nice and friendly along with helping us out a long the way. This was not an easy decision for us to make. Although she's in a good home. Once I got the News. I was relieved. They are a good place to adopt a pet.

DFP is used by the rescue we volunteer with. Our Foster dogs love the daycare, younger pups tend…read moreto go 3 or 4 times a week and our older dogs go in 1 or 2 days, just to burn off some extra energy. As a previous reviewer noted, you can tell the quality of care by how your dog leaves the facility. All perked ears and tail wags and then the inevitable crash on the way home. Our Foster pups always come home more relaxed and easier to handle after a day's play. Our personal dogs are thankful for that too, being older they just can't keep up with those younger pups. The staff is wonderful and always greet our dogs by name during drop off and give us an "report" on how they did during the day. We've also boarded with DFP for long weekends out of town (our pups don't travel well) atnd always been impressed with the condition they were returned in. Bathed, brushed, relaxed, and happy to head home, what else could you ask for?

That's a shame about what happened to the previous reviewer. But I can tell you that I have had the…read moreopposite experience and I've been frequenting this place. For the past 5 years, my two dogs stay here anytime we are out of town (which is around every other month for at least 7 days)-- so we've taken our dogs here at least 30 times. Our dogs are our babies. When we leave town, I never worry about them. The people that work there really and truly love each dog and know each dog's personality. We had a 1 month trip planned just 2 months after one of my dog's bilateral TPLO surgery & the staff made sure that he was babied. When our dogs stay there, they have non-stop fun-- so each time when they come back home, they sleep for 3 days straight. It's a clean facility but does smell like dogs (fancy that!) which might bother someone (if they've never taken their dog to a boarding facility before or don't realize that even the cleanest of dogs tend to have an odor). The cost is reasonable and they collaborate with a few local rescues so your money isn't only going to keep their lights on, it's also going to help save the lives of other dogs (Yay for karma points!). Is it a fancy place? No. And I don't know about your dogs, but neither of my dogs care about fancy. Cotton or cashmere? They don't care. Filet mignon or McDonald's? They would gladly eat both. Where I'm going with this is that this isn't The Ritz Carlton and that's OK-- because dogs don't care. It's safe, clean (but understandably stinky) and the dogs have fun and are loved on. What more could people want?

Came in and was greeted right away by a woman who worked there who was also coming in the door with…read moreus. She was exceedingly nice but never asked us if we needed help. The store is not large so we located the section we needed right away. However, we still couldn't find or determine if the item we were looking at was right for us (again, no one ever asked us if we needed help) and eventually landed on a garden flag stand. We had been to several stores previously for weeks and like to buy local instead of online when we can. This was the first store we found that had substantially stronger garden flag stakes. This whole time, there was a man working that kept his eyes on me and my partner but especially me, scowling. I just ignored it as RBF cause he was an older man, and I had done nothing but smile and greet him when we came in. I could feel him staring at me several times while we were shopping. Every time, I just smiled and he'd look away. We decided to look around the store after deliberating alone for about twenty minutes to see if maybe we could get other gifts for people and bought a few other items. Note, there were two older women working and the older man. When we got to the store, there may have been only 1 other person in there. A small family had also come in at one point but left before we did. Otherwise, the store was entirely empty. At checkout, there were two areas to check out of at the counter. We were still meandering when I came up to one side to look at the stickers. He alerted us that check out was on the other side. He checked us out and I realized he had bagged our items, but we had brought our own bag. When I mentioned this, my partner was like, "Oh yeah! We have our own, we don't need one but thank you." I added in, "Yes save it for another transaction." This man, scowled and stared me down for a solid 15-20 seconds--he literally kept his head facing me, locking his eyes on mine as he put the bag back in the rack behind him. It was so awkward and uncomfortable and honestly rude. I just smiled bigger at him politely, but widened by eyes to make it clear that I DID see him rudely staring at me for refusing a bag. He finally relented, greeted us goodbye. The other female worker had just come back up to the checkout platform as well as we walked out and thanked us with a goodbye as well. It was a very odd shopping experience. The store is very quaint and woodsy. Items are priced to match inflation. They have a variety of things not just for ornithology enthusiasts. The garden flag stand was the best we could find in the area and is very sturdy. I had contemplated coming back to get a bird bath, but I'll try elsewhere cause of the weird interaction.

Friendly staff and good selection. They have the best bird food. The birds love it and the…read moresquirrels hate it. Win win.

This place is very unprofessional one towel for five or six dogs after being bathed very…read moreunsanitary, skin conditions fleas could all be transferred. Also known for hitting dogs with objects very unprofessional again. You get hired under false pretenses. In this picture I provided and what is circled is what they used to hit the dogs when they don't behave or bark. Please watch who you take your fur babies too Wizard of Paws response is lies. Those red toys circled were on All the cages all over the building to hit dogs with!! You're right she seen the behavior and the trash talking of clients!!! You are lucky she even stayed as long as she did you were lucky to have her and not get called out to the clients about the behavior at your shop!! The one towel rule is just gross! You have a very different definition of high standards!!!I personally feel people have a right to know what goes on with their animals. I would want to know. Regardless of what you feel, she should and shouldn't have been doing to your standards, which the one towel thing doesn't seem like they too high to reach. Never the less doesn't give anyone MONICA in that shop the right to hit on dogs. So your clients can use their own judgment on your red "all the same, grandkids toys" . Shame on this place!

I was totally caught off guard when told not to bring Bella back as her nipping and acting out had…read moregotten worse. No one ever said a word about her nipping and I had ask and been told she was fine. For her benefit I would have thought something would have been said a long time ago when I could have gotten tranquilizers to help her deal with the trauma.

This review is strictly about the staff and the products offered. We are pet owners that like our…read moreanimals to have the finer things in life. We have bought treats, baked goods, and leashes from here so far. Staff is always very helpful and welcoming. It's a beautiful store with a wide variety of items offered.

I'm a regular customer of Land of Paws! We've never bought a puppy from there, and I honestly know…read morenothing about the puppies. I just love spoiling my English Springer Spaniel with treats, supplements, accessories, etc. The owner is so sweet and helpful, and so are the staff I have dealt with. I will never stop shopping here! They have the cutest and best items for your fur baby!