They are a good pet store and they are very nice They seem…read moreto know exactly what they are doing Paperwork is kinda long but I'm not sure if that's for all animals They give you the information of the animal such as the vaccines they've been given I would DEFINITELY recommend

This one-stop pet shop's tagline is "we know pets like the back of our paw", which conjures images…read moreof half human-half animal hybrid store owners trading in supplies and stock of their animal brethren... Weird. In truth, what I think they're trying to convey is that they have a comprehensive range of pets, animal accessories and pet food as well as the know how to match. Having checked out their store and bought a couple of tetras as a gift for a friend's aquarium I'd have to agree. And before I go on to catalogue the impressive animal inventory on offer I'd like to point out that these guys do not support the ethically dubious practice of 'puppy farming' that some other bigger chains do, instead adopting out cats and dogs (not necessarily the cute juvenile ones) from animal welfare groups in an admirable not-for-profit venture. Kudos guys... OK, public service message aside these guys have: birds, fish, cute as a button baby turtles, lizards (blue-tongues, various 'dragons'), snakes and even pet insects. That's right, INSECTS ( I spotted some very interesting and well camouflaged leaf insects for sale)! Their range of healthy pet food has equal 'wow' factor. There are heaps organic meats and bones for your dog, even vegetarian equivalents of old favourite pet snacks like the vege pig's ear. If you're looking for a new animal friend, or a gift for your current one, you can't go wrong with Pets Unleashed.

This has become one of about three pet shops on our regular rotation for the pampered pooch in the…read morehouse. As a member, we often get credit back from past purchases at Petstock which can then be deducted from future purchases. This combined with regular sales on Master Canine's food of choice mean it is a conveniently located and value for money store. Much like most pet shop chains these days, their warehouse style shops are full with toys, food, coats, fish, cat goods and all that jazz. The staff here are ever helpful and it does make a difference.

I can't resist going into a pet shop to gaze at all the adorable little puppies, so I was panic…read moremomentarily gripped me when I went inside this one and couldn't find any. Have you ever been into a pet shop that didn't have puppies? Or at least kittens? It's like an ice cream shop with no chocolate, or a sushi place with no salmon. Luckily I soon located them and realised they had simply been hidden behind the Christmassy white spray all over the front windows. This isn't a very big pet shop, but it's adequate. They have a limited range of animals including guinea pigs and fish along with the requisite puppies, pet food and of course accessories. It's not the most exciting of its genre, but it gets the job done.

This is a nice little pet shop located within a very busy shopping mall. It's not very big but it…read morehas plenty to offer. The times I have been here I've seen puppies, little kittens, guinea pigs and an array of beautiful fish. The puppies, kittens and guinea pigs are located towards the front of the shop and the fishies are towards the back wall. The little pups are the front window cannot be seen by passer by's unless you walk into the store. I think this is a good idea as it might be stressful for the little guys to see lots of people coming up to them. However, having a front view of a paper plastered window does not make this store look appealing. They should consider replacing that. All in all though, the pups don't seem to be bothered and look happy and healthy. One thing I noticed here that I didn't approve of, was all the little children poking the pets and the shop minder didn't seem phased by it at all. I know parents have a responsibility over their children, but I should hope the pet shop staff would protect the pets from children who are stressing them out. Still, despite this, it is a nice little pet store with quite a lot on offer. Good range in toys and pet accessories.

Thank you for nothing. RSPCA wouldn't accept a stray cat with tick paralysis after saying they…read morewould pick him up from the vet clinic. Advising that if we should euthanise him ourselves rather then drive him to them. Poor care on their behalf.

I recently went here with a friend who's looking for a dog to adopt and was really impressed with…read morethe standard and organisation of this facility. All on the one block of land, there's the adoption centre and a big RSPCA pet store, where, if you adopt an animal, you can go straight away to stock up on things to care for your new pet. Upon walking into the adoption centre, staff are friendly and welcoming and eager to help if you have any questions about the process or need advice about what type of animal to adopt. All animals available for adoption are in the RSPCA database, so you can actually search online before going there. It's mostly dogs available for adoption here, but I saw some little guinea-pig hutches and a few cats too. The dogs are each kept in their own little room with a screen telling you their name, breed, age, with a little bit of information about their temperament and needs. Some of them have a half door open through which you can reach in and give them a cuddle. Adopting a dog from RSPCA will set you back around $300, but they come desexed and vaccinated, so it's pretty good value and you get to give a dog a new home.

Stafford Pet Superstore is like your basic pet supply store, blown up about four times. It…read moreenormous, with a crazy range of pet products for your cat, dog, bird, lizard, fish, whatever. There is always some scaly reptile near the door whenever I go in, and it kind of freaks me out, but is also kind of cool. But once you get past the slithery guys there's a world of pet products to choose from. Dog and cat products are the most abundant with collars, beds, shampoos, flea treatments, chew toys, litter boxes, and every other pet item you could need or imagine. Turn to the left when you walk through the door however, and you'll find yourself in the bird section of the store (from the car park entrance). Here you'll find your choice of cages, seeds, treats, and a selection of cockatiels and budgies to add to your family. I love to visit the puppies and kittens (always) whenever I visit a pet store, but I also like to look in on the birds because I feel like people pay these poor guys much less attention. Pop in here if you're looking for some pet supplies or if you're looking to give a little guy a new home. The staff are very helpful and can answer any questions you may have. They also have a great reward system when you buy science diet cat or dog food that gives you a free purchase once you reach a certain amount. Fur, fun, and rewards all in one place.

It doesn't have the biggest range of pet stuffs, but you'll find most things you'd need to keep…read moreyour dog, cat, bird, or fish happy. You'll find various dog beds, cat scratch towers, collars, leads, toys, animal delicacies (pigs ears and such), and a whole underwater farm of sea grass for fish. The aquarium section of Pet Super Store is pretty stellar. I walked into the room, and as far as they eye could see, there were fish tanks set against dark blue walls. It was easy to imagine being underwater while I was in there, just me, hanging out with my fishy friends. You've got your usual pet enclosures, with the puppies chasing each other's tails, and the kittens fighting and trying to paw and chew each other's faces off. I didn't see birds, however, the Pet Super Store is huge, and so they could have been in some small nook I didn't find. There is always someone nearby to help you out with anything and the service is quite friendly. They're people that just love sharing stories about their pets. "Oh, look what the dog just did" types- just as pet store staff should be.

"If you ever wanted to bring a cat along, you could swing it now" I was told by one of the new…read moreowners. So it's the same location, new owners, new name. FishChick Aquatics was in this location for a long time, but she's sold up (she still operates online, and you can pick up your purchases from the shop still) and it's now Down Stream. Only open Thursday, Friday and Saturday. It's a little less cramped, and they have refurbished. FishChick focused on bettas and guppies, and while you can still get them here, the bettas at least aren't at the same standard. These guys are more into the Australian natives. There's still a great range of fish available, the prices are good, and the staff are more knowledgable than your typical pet store.

We booked our 7 month old puppy in for a trial night, as he is booked in for a longer period later…read morethis year. And I must say that our dog had a blast! He had a great room mate, lots of attention and the facilities and set up look amazing. We had no trouble leaving him there, as we knew he was in good hands. He will be so excited next time he comes here after this experience!

I get a bit funny about putting the furry woofy child in a kennel when we go away on holidays and I…read moredid a LOT of research before settling with these guys. My research included driving out and having a look around at the kennel (these guys will happily show you around - tick) asking other friends who have had their dogs and cats stay and the final tick for me was when I asked my vet where he put his dogs. Yep. All roads pointed back to the Samford Pet Resort. They aren't cheap but the place is clean, with lots of staff and our doggy has always come back, happy, healthy and WASHED! I like that three is the option to get reports emailed to you, plus you can pay for extra walks and play time. The report card at the end of your pets holiday (always glowing for our pup of course) also says that each animal gets attention. They always book fast for holiday periods so plan ahead if you can.

Stopping to coo at the puppies and kittens for sale in the windows here is one of my guilty…read morepleasures every time I'm at Carindale. Yes, I'd rather see the little furry angels running around peeing on trees in a park than cooped up inside a Westfield as a window display - but I'm consoled by the fact that they seem to all get purchased quickly. So hopefully they end up living happy lives, running around various Brisbane backyards with devoted humans. There are other pets here too. Just follow the squawks and chirrups to the back of the shop, and you'll see the budgies, parakeets and other feathered friends. There's guinea pigs, fish and (bleurgh) rats too. And the accessories are to die for. Whether it's a pink fluffy scatching pole for your lady cat; soft, cosy beds for your furry friends to lay their weary heads down on; special shampoos; squeaky toys - it's all here. Just before Christmas they even had Xmas stockings filled with little toys and treats for your animal companions and even rawhide Xmas candy canes for your dog to get his teeth into (so he doesn't feel left out while you're all chowing down on ham, turkey and Christmas pudding). Awwww.