My dog came back with injuries and I was threatened saying i am not allowed to post a bad review,…read moreor else they will come down at me so hard! And the last person who tried to post a bad review, doesnt even have a house anymore. WOW. Full story about what happened is attached as a photo due to word limit. I hope no one will experience what i went through. Left me and my dog traumatised from this experience.

Have a young nervous puppy only 4 months old and the amount of care that has been taken to look…read moreafter my fur baby is exceptional can not recommend them highly enough They came highly recommended by word of mouth from my vet and also dog trainer grateful that the support network are there and this is rare but so grateful Thank you Would recommend their services

Superior customer service here. They take the time to understand why you are there but not pushy…read more Didn't push expensive stuff on to me and even carried my stuff to my car. Amazing.

NB: This review was based on the previous owners…read more Very, very, very popular store for dog grooming. So popular in fact that you need to book a month in advance at least, more during peak periods like Christmas. If you do manage to get a booking, you will be impressed by how clean and fluffy your pooch looks when you pick him up. The trade mark bandanna around his neck is also a cute touch. If you need to leave Fido there for the day after he has been groomed, there is no problem as there is a dog minding service for just such an occasion - capacity is limited though so you will need to book ahead. Murphy's also sells high end dog food, bedding, collars, treats and toys.

Love Murphy's Paw. Excellent staff, excellent service. Just not a fan of the 4-6 week waiting list!…read more My little Lucy always comes out looking, feeling and smelling like a little fur-angel. The cute little add-ons, such as free bandana or pretty pink bows on her ears is a really sweet touch. Highly recommend... also the day care service is awesome, they have a little play room for your fuzz babies... so you can drop off in the morning and pick up in the afternoon. x

We bought our puppy here and we're very happy with the care of the pups and information and…read moresupport. They are a business that has been around for 40 plus years and this is our third dog we have bought. I would rather buy from a regulated and registered place and know I have guarantees and proper information, I live near ACA and visit at least weekly. I have NEVER seen a pup there with a medical issues. Barbara C

This has got to be home to the cutest puppies ever! Ok, ok, I'd say that about any puppies I saw,…read moreanywhere.... but it's still pretty spectacular here. The shop does have a lot of gorgeous little pups who break your heart when you are forced to look at them for the last time before leaving. If they didn't cost so much I worry about how many I could have bought... Apart from the gorgeous pups the store stocks all things for dogs. There is food, collars, leads, and of course, toys. The infamous Kong toys have a big section on the wall and there are great ones suited to dogs of all sizes and temperaments. My dog tends to rip through most of his toys in minutes but he has never beaten a Kong toy. Granted they are massive and made from thick rubber, but it is still impressive. They do cost more than the average toy however and you'll be looking at around $15-$30 for one. The girl behind the counter was very friendly and welcoming. She could tell I wasn't in to buy a puppy so she left me to have fun looking at the puppies and checking out the toys. The shop is clean, there is a heap of stock and heaps of puppies around to show you their best puppy-dog-eyes expressions. It's really fun.

Pet Stores rely heavily on their products to tempt potential customers in. Cute puppies and…read moreadorable kittens are put into the windows and look out to passers by in to draw them in. City Pets isn't like other pet stores, sure there are animals inside but I haven't ever seen any puppies and I've seen kittens there once - and that was a couple of years ago. City Pets has rabbits, guinea pigs, fish and birds. What City Pets is good for is stocking up on supplies for your companion. Enormous mounds of dog and cat food, beds and travel houses of all shapes and colours, and a deli devoted to different bones and catnip mice are all found here. The staff there are pretty friendly and don't seem to mind if you just have a browse through the stock and check out the animals. There are also some mice and hermit crabs up the back and City Pets always seems to have a great little range of canaries, finches and budgies.

This store seems to change hands regularly. Dropped my dog off last time in April and specifically…read moreasked not to cut his tail too short. When I collected him he had a shaved tail that looked like a pig and water in his ears that resulted in a $200 vet bill. And then they put their prices up.

Great fresh meat and bones for my Labs, (they have other food inc, cooked meat, dry kibble etc) and…read moregood honest service at the right price. Thanks very much! Highly recommend Mon-fri. 830am-5pm Sat-sun. closed They deliver if you can't get in to the store through the week!

If this is not the greatest thing to ever happen for me and my pooch! Thor gives this place his…read morelick of approval and everyone with a furry friend needs to go ASAP! The customer service was absolutely sensational, the lady behind the counter explaining everything to us and going through all the different doggy treat options. There is a doggy cafe and a human cafe, order your pooch a doggychino and yourself a latte, head outside to the multiple different sitting options and admire all the other pooches. They have like gated sections for you to sit in and let your four legged friend off the lead while they wait in anticipation for the goods. Thor was treated to a turkey and cranberry doggycake and a doggychino, both which he loved and kept looking at me like mum am I really allowed to keep eating all this!

Unacceptable! It was…read moremy dog's first groom / hair cut. I had mentioned that he didn't like the hair dryer. After he was washed and they started trying to dry him, he started barking. The solution was to yell at him. Following this, he understandably continued to bark and so his face was held firmly so he could be directly yelled out. Then a hand was put into his mouth to try further to stop him barking. Interesting psychology to calm a scared puppy!!! Understandably we left without having his hair cut.