Tho place is really cute!!! The staff is extremely friendly and very wonderful with helping setting…read moreup for the birthday party. They have a big outdoor area which is great for humans and dogs, music setup, a in out door TV, closed off sections, areas for setting up for a party annnnnd the bakery! This place produces all the dog treats found in the Buc-ee's. There is not a parking lot so you have to park on the streets but there is one neighboring business that has its own lot so there should be space. I will surely be going back to pick up some treats for my dog Molly. Please check this place out if you're in the area.

I've been buying these Dex treats at Buc-ee's since I adopted my dog at 2 months old. He turns 5…read morethis month and I just recently learned that they're made right here in Houston at a fabulous place! Not only are they a barkery (one of the best around by far) but they're a boutique and playground too! I took my boy (whose name is also Dexter) in for his birthday and we had such a blast. You can do serious damage shopping then to relax from all that fun, head outside and let the pups cool off in their many pools and shaded areas. Plenty of seating for their humans too. The owners and employees there are absolutely marvelous; SO talented and so sweet! There is a huge variety of goodies to browse- from their many treats, to clothing/accessories, toys and more. I'm so mad at myself for not knowing they were here years ago. We'll be making up for lost time and visiting whenever we can now!

I've never had a problem here They have a vet there on Sundays sometimes. It's convenient area.read more

We came to the 43rd st store to find a goldfish for my grandson's little pond and couldn't believe…read morehow filthy and disgusting the store was, from the dog pee all over the column outside to the mats of fur in the entry. The floors were nasty and not one employee seemed to notice, or if they did they didn't care. The fish tanks were equally disgusting; the goldfish tank had dead fish on the bottom of the tank with fuzzy rotting carcasses that no one bothered to remove. The other tanks were filthy with sick fish barely swimming. Needless to say, we turned around and walked out. This store should not be allowed to sell fish; they may not be fuzzy little creatures, but they are still living beings and should be taken care of as such. We will never go in that nasty place again.

Whilst the snacks are great it's not just treats, Jessie Bites have healthy dog food too…read more Clean fresh food for your pet is their promise.

We are regulars now. Parking is dicey but not during the day because there are paid lots but 3-4…read morespaces in front of the business for customers. All the food is made from quality ingredients and my dog with kidney disease tolerates it extremely well and loves it. I can tell my her stool that it is healthy and good ingredients. I love that they staff persons with intellectual disabilities. My best girl loves going there.

I had a great experience with Polka Dot Dogs this past week when I brought in my unruly puppy for…read morehis first grooming experience. $60 ish including basic wash, nail trim, anal gland, and pets, along with essentially day care for the day (normally $27). I dropped him off around 7am and picked him up around 5pm. He fell asleep in my arms on the way home so I think he had a great time. Groomer Anna will be my go to as long as I'm in Houston. She called me after she was done and we had a lovely conversation about training scottys.

Something has changed at Polka Dot recently. In the last 4 times I have left my dog here, he's come…read moreback with kennel cough twice, and come back with serious bites twice. I probably have been more complacent than I should have and stopped taking my dog there earlier. This last time, I reached out to PD to get an explanation of what happened to my dog, and was told I would be reached out to, but never was. I had been using Polka Dot for a few years, but it's definitely different than it was not too long ago. Sadly, we will not be coming back to Polka Dot, nor will I recommend anybody bring their dog there.

This is Cass. He was dropped off at a Petco because of dire circumstances of the family. Cass had…read morestressed so much because of the situation that he had plucked all of his feathers off but a small ring around his neck and the ones right on his face. He had no wing feathers, tail feathers, crest feather, covered in sores, bleeding in places, .... he was stressed. At this time Cass was only 8 years old and his pet parents were older and the mom was ill. The family found out she had cancer and she shortly passed. Then because of all the bills, the house was foreclosed upon. Dad didn't know what to do when he needed to go into the hospital and he didn't have a place for Cass. He stopped by a Petco that I worked at and asked about boarding. I explained that at this moment we didn't have boarding and referred him to a Vet Clinic close by that I knew was familiar with birds. He explained that he already checked with them and it wouldn't be feasible. Here Cass was wearing a sock with the toe cut out because he had plucked all his feathers out and was mutilating himself. I explained to dad that Cass could be relinquished and we could make sure he received medical care. Two days later dad brought Cass back and relinquished him. We weren't set up for a Umbrella Cockatoo. I personally bought the cage that was appropriate for him and the food that he was used to. He had already been through hell, I wasn't going to make him deal with more changes. That first day we had him at the register while we were getting things ready. He perked up, started bobbing and swaying, started singing, and he was going up to each person that checked out saying "what, what" . I took him to the Vet that I knew had bird knowledge to tell me how to help him. They basically wanted him on birdie Prozac. They stated that he was nervous because of all the changes in his life and he needed to be medicated. We did that, he didn't pluck but he wasn't that stimulated bird interacting, playing and talking animatedly. I took him to another vet and they gave him a silvadeen spray for his chest in case there was something wrong with the skin. The sores healed up quickly but he still didn't seem happy. I took him to a third vet, Dr. Grana, she had worked at the Zoo for awhile, then went to a regular clinic. She said that she wanted to make a few calls to her vet friends at the Zoo. I get a phone call from her the same day as the first appointment. She told me stimulation was what he needed. I spoke to my District Leader and told him a little about what was going on and that I had adopted Cass because of all his needs. My DL said that I should do Meet The Critter events with him so people would understand the needs of big birds. So it started, for 4 years Cass was a regular at the store for Meet The Critter. He would talk and Play with people, he would get bored with one situation and climb down to go to the next. We found that he loves Taylor Swift and that he understands some Spanish as he yells "baile baile ". He has regulars that come in that he sings to so they will come pick him before they go shopping. He has us trained. When I tell people about birds, I let them know that birds are perpetual 3 year olds. The toys have to change often, the interaction has to be significant and they can be destructive and throw a temper tantrum. Cass finally got to the point that I can lay him on his back and snuggle with him. I felt as proud as a mother whose child said their first word. The day he said "want some " instead of trying to take the food out of my hand was another great day. The day I realized he didn't like hoodies, but hats were fine was another growing experience. Or the day I found out Cass was purposefully pooping on me because he was mad at me.... that was interesting. He is a 3 year old trying to teach me to understand his moods, his nuances and his language. He's smart and he's going to outlive me. I received a crash course in what can happen if all the little things aren't paid attention to. Do I know everything about birds? No, but I keep asking and keep growing with knowledge because I have this forever baby that I have to keep working with. Petco taught me that people might want a pet, but that some people might not need a pet and it's okay to say no. I have never gotten in trouble for telling someone that we couldn't sell a companion animal to them. Petco puts companion animals first.

Please ask the employees at the register not to comment when people don't make donations. I was at…read morePetSmart yesterday and donated there and I just adopted two shelter animals but when I declined to donate again they made comments. It made me feel lousy and was very rude and unprofessional. Other than that, the shop was fine.

Always love coming to Wabash when I am in town. Great selection of feed-chickens-and the nursery…read moreplants are plentiful and varied. The staff is super helpful and they also take your biggie items to your car for you. I always enjoy seeing the chickens in the livestock room. Pricing is mid as this not a Tractor Supply. You want to exceptional customer service and feed you come here. You enjoy mediocre- go to the other place.

Love this place for organic fertilizer and outdoor things like pots, plants, flowers, furniture etc…read moreFriendly service and good value They also give discounts on some fertilizer refills if you bring the container back Highly recommended

I found this amazing doggie place on yelp and yelpers did not steer me wrong. I called to make an…read moreappointment for my puppy's first grooming and they were super friendly and efficient. When I took Toto in he was super excited and I could tell that the front desks personnel really loved her job. My little Toto is only 5 months so I knew it would be a struggle to get him groomed but they took their time with him to make him feel comfortable. I got a text with an ETA for pick up and my cutie was ready when I showed up. He didn't even look like the same dog haha They did such a good job making him look even more adorable and they even added a cute little bandanna. Definitely making this his monthly grooming spot.

Got this recommendation from a friend who also has a senior dog who is not fond of grooming. He…read moredoes so well here! It takes a while but is worth it. Thank you, Santiago!

I go there for my dog needs. The selection is plentiful and the staff is very knowledgeable and…read morefriendly,and always sends you away with a small bag of treats for your fur babies.

I just came to grab one item and I was watched & the young Hispanic girl followed me like I was…read moregoing to take something. I even said I just be walking around looking at stuff and she still asked me what are you looking for so I handed her my item out my hand so she would feel comfortable because I'm not gong to steel anything. This lady rang my items up while I was still looking around like she was ready for me to get out their store, so I did. I won't be coming back or to their tattoo shop. I will find a different feed store to shop. Maybe it was because I'm Black idk but they don't have to worry about me.

I had an absolutely amazing experience at the Petco in the Brookhallow Shopping Center, and I…read morecannot say enough good things about this location. From the moment we walked in, the energy was warm, welcoming, and genuinely kind. The store manager, Summer, was beyond pleasant! She is friendly, attentive, and truly authentic in the way she interacted with both customers and pets. This is the kind of customer service that makes you feel valued and keeps you loyal to a specific store. My baby doggy, Chai, loved everyone in the store. The staff was so sweet, patient, and engaging with her, which made the entire visit feel relaxed and enjoyable instead of stressful. On top of that, our experience with the mobile Vetco team was outstanding. The veterinarian and vet tech were incredibly kind, gentle, and thorough, taking the time to explain everything and making sure Chai felt comfortable and cared for throughout the visit. Between the amazing in-store team, Summer's leadership and genuine kindness, and the wonderful Vetco staff, this experience truly stood out. It's rare to find a place where customer service feels this intentional and heartfelt. This Petco has absolutely earned our loyalty, and we will continue coming back because of the people who make it such a positive experience.

This Petco has been opened since Fall 2023 and we love coming here for my dogs nail trims and…read moretreats. The staff are very friendly and courteous. The grooming team (CeCe, Ozzy and Kim) do a wonderful job on my dog's nail trims. He's quite dramatic when getting his nails trimmed but they put him at ease and take their time to trim his nails well and shape them well too. I appreciate it when they know he's kind of anxious and treat him well with pets and positive reinforcement. They do such a great job. This location is one of the better organized and managed stores I've frequented. They have a good selection of food, treats, and toys for your furry friends and their staff is great.