I am not a huge fan of PetSmart in general. It has nothing to do really with the store itself…read more.. It just doesn't have the kind of food. We usually feed the dogs and I'm pretty good on dog. This place covers most of the animals that one would have at home cat dog, fish, rodent birds... and even sells birds fish and has an adoption center for mainly cats sometimes a puppy They also have grooming in a veterinarian, it appears that they have daycare and dog training-- though I've never really used any of that. Checking out here difficult it always seems slow and there's always a line. I find that frustrating so I tend to avoid coming here due to that fact alone. Otherwise, it has a lot of things to select from. I guess I'm just not an segment market.

This store is so small! I was able to find everything I needed though. The staff was friendly and…read moreI'm considering taking my cat to Banfield for vet services.

Alex exceeds all expectations! Our work with Alex is exciting and extremely effective. After a…read moreyear of lock down, we completed his Group Obedience Class with our English Springer puppy then immediately moved to one-on-one private secessions. We enrolled in Alex's Saturday dog walks where we socialize with other dogs and their owners, working the dogs in a group environment. Alex brings the most recent breakthroughs in cognitive science and has transformed many of our outdated training methods. He brings new activities and resources which move us quickly to become the best leaders and guardians for our dog. Who knew training could be this interesting and so much fun! Gary Checkler / Mark Norris

We adopted our dog from ASPCA recovery center and she had quite a few behavioral issues. She was…read morenippy, barking and jumping a lot which actually scared me since we have little kids. After working with Alex, we realized that her biggest issue was that she was "over-excited". Alex recommended her to be on anxiety medication which we found was VERY helpful and needed. He also explained to us how to monitor her levels of excitement by using commands and waiting for her to calm down before she became jumpy, nippy and barking. We also realized that we needed to use a muzzle when new people came in and around our 2 year old to make sure she's not nippy with them. All this and the commands gave us huge relief. We had 4 sessions with Alex and have had her for 3 months and we feel so much better. We definitely recommend Alex. He knows what he's doing and he's so kind with the dogs.

My puppy was throwing up and it had not subsided so I decided to take him to VEG it was 5am…read moreweekend. The place is very clean, state if the art, everyone's friendly and the way they took care of him and others was just special. They were quick and all was well with a few meds. I highly recommend.

This was the first time I had ever been to VEG ER. My cat had some issues that our family…read moreveterinarian did the most she could before referring her to an emergency visit. Upon arrival, I was greeted by everyone. They were so kind. The plan is an open concept where staff members are not only assisting you, but also assisting the other patients. After the initial assessment, they bring you to a private room. At least this was my experience. They treated my baby girl Chanel like a queen. They were open and honest with their findings, as well as what possible next steps were. It is the worst thing to have to decide what to do when bringing finances into it. Again, they were open and honest and absolutely doted on Chanel. I was able to come and go as I needed, and in the meantime, I knew that my cat was in good hands. No ER visit is ever a wanted visit, however, my stress definitely went down after seeing their care of her. Unfortunately, my cat had been down a very long road, and looking back, I didn't know this would be the week that she would cross the rainbow bridge. However, I had a second visit just a few days later to VEG ER after bringing her home from a hospitalization. And this is when again they were open honest and caring to Chanel. They gave me options again. They were up front with what they felt would be the outcome if we went down the full path. At that time we opted to put Chanel to rest. They let us sit back in the room with her for as long as we wanted. They had a book that you could write your stories and you could cuddle as long as you needed it and could reach out to them when you were ready. It is never the easiest to make such a decision however they were so kind in the process. I would highly recommend bringing your pets here for any urgent needs, because they will treat them like family while including you in on the care. I don't know the staff members' names for my second visit, I'd like to call out the amazing staff members that were working at our first visit. The following were all amazing and I thank you so very much for all of the care that you did. Dr Wakefield, Dr Wentworth, Ceondra, Rachel, Vicki, Alissa, Sydney, Jaylah. Shout out to those who helped the next visit? But i didn't get any names (it was an emotional night as stated above). You guys rock, even during my fur babies toughest times! Thank you all for being amazing.

Luna had a bath at this location and trim around the face. She came out so cute! The staff is…read morealways welcoming and do a great job!

Brought our dogs here while my mother in law was in the hospital. Needed to head east and they had…read moreavailability, ended up trecking out here from the far west side of town. The interior facility looked nice, i would have gladly paid the additional cost for a big private area for them, but only general pupulstion was available. I was hesitant from the get go leaving my dogs here, the conditions looked like a puppy mill, but i was told that they have a vet onsite and that the conditions would be fine, lots of other dogs, etc, etc, etc.. well, with little other choice they were left. The staff is actually amazing. Everyone was helpful and nice, probably the best dog-sitters from a compassionate point of view. Unfortunately, much like multiple other reviews listed here, our dogs came home hurt, two had kennel cough, another had some form of bacterial infection and was on some form of medication for almost 3 months. I think the staff is wonderful to your pets, but the place must be filthy. I really wanted to like this place, as the staff was far better than the pet palace, but my dogs come back safe from pet palace and financially the pet palace is actually cheaper. Would have liked to have reviewed this with more stars, as they did help me out of a bind, but all said and done, i could have just taken them all with me. 1 extra star for the good kids working there.

The grooming department was AMAZING!! Meg and Alex were awesome! Caring and kind! The entire…read moreexperience at this location was incredible!

The staff seemed to be friendly, one approached me to ask if I needed help with anything. They had…read morea beautiful example tank setup for both salt and fresh water with accurate information. The only downsides were lots of items were either out of stock or low in stock. Other than that, good location!

After twenty years of living without a dog in our home, my wife finally convinced me to purchase…read moreone. We decided on a 1 year old male Morkie named Charlie. Charlie's previous owner informed us that she felt guilty locking him up in a cage daily while going to work. Since my wife and I are retired, we felt that we wouldn't have to lock Charlie in a cage. Charlie is a great little dog and has a wonderful disposition with people. However, he would lunge to the end of his leash, barking and growling at every dog he saw, more so with large dogs. Three times while my wife was walking him, Charlie had to defend his 14 lbs self from some very large dogs that had gotten away from their owners. We knew very little about training a dog. We didn't have a clue how to fix our boy. Therefore, we decided to seek help from a professional trainer, to fix these behavioral issues. I decided to watch some YOUTUBE videos in hopes they would help me fix Charlie's problems. But all of the suggestions I accumulated from those videos didn't work for us with Charlie. This is when we decided to find a professional trainer. After countless hours of discussing Charlie's issues with our close friends and relatives, nobody could provide us with the information needed to resolve Charlie's problems. Everything we tried simply didn't work. We spent over a month on the internet, discussing our dog's behavior issues with numerous dog training schools. None had the behavior training course needed to fix our dog. We consulted all our local pet stores and discovered they only offered a basic 5 command obedience training course, the same course offered by the dog training schools we contacted online. After all our research, we finally decided that we would need a dog behavior specialist, an expert that could indeed fix all the behavior issues Charlie had developed. At this point, we also realized that we didn't want the typical pet store group class type training they all offered. We realized that it would only make Charlie worse being around so many dogs there. So, we decided to purchase ONE-ON-ONE training, which would be best for our dog. After spending days on the internet, researching all of the dog training schools we could find, we finally found the Ohio State K9 College. Their website provided all of the information we needed to be confident Charlie would be properly trained with their ONE-ON-ONE type training. In fact, their website explained things that no other trainer had even brought to our attention. Including, many things that I didn't even think to ask any trainer about. After reading their site, I completed their required ON-LINE-TEST to demonstrate that I had read and understood all the information about their school. The following day, I was contacted by the owner of the school Joey Byas and we started discussing what I wanted for training. That call lasted about 90 minutes, in which Joey explained that he does not use choke, spike, or shock collar or hurt a dog in any way, unlike other schools do with adult dogs that I contacted. I set an appointment and took Charlie in for the required 2 hours obedience training evaluation for the TOTAL CONTROL course I desired, and another hour for Joey to type up all of my dog's behavior and socialization issues he currently saw in Charlie. Joey's written estimate is very through and covered all of the courses and details that would be needed to fix all of my dog's issues correctly and permanently. While going through this evaluation, I realized that Joey was also testing my ability to follow his instructions, during the evaluation of Charlie. Joey explained that he has been training dog's and their owner's for over 40+ years, using his 100% voice control training, and that he is a "Master Trainer." Joey agreed to train Charlie and to also train me, and we started our first class, which began by Joey demonstrating (hands-on) how he fixes separation anxiety. Joey had it fixed in less than 5 minutes, and in another 10 minutes he had Charlie fixed for ME (even when we left alone in his cage) and haven't had any more separation anxiety with Charlie since. Then, we began with our first obedience training class. By the end of the class I could see a big change in how Charlie was behaving and responding to MY commands. After each of our weekly training class, Joey provided me with written instruction on how to fix my dog's behavior issues, and how to properly work with his obedience training between our weekly classes. We also discussed a lot about dog psychology, involving the proper ways to train Charlie and most importantly to train ME. Charlie has been performing the commands we teach him each class, on the very 1st command given. In fact, he is so good now that he performs every command ON and OFF leash (inside and outside) I highly recommend that you contact Joey Byas for all your dog training needs. John Ward

First off, I can't really review Joe at Oh State K-9 because I've never been a student at his…read moreschool. But its not for a lack of trying. Ive spent a couple hours on the phone with him where I've been brow-beaten his mantra. I like his mantra-no shock collars, train the person and not the dog, etc. But he talks so much and feels the need to continually sell himself and his school that you can't actually schedule the training. I have no doubt he's probably a good trainer but I'm guessing I'll never know. Don't call unless you have countless hours to spend on the phone and a stiff drink in your hand.

Owned and operated by women. After an extensive screening process, we all agreed that Gracie would…read morefit in well. She loved it there. They treat every dog as if it were their own. Lots of hugs, scratches and kisses kind words. Definitely recommend.

From the owner: Dog daycare, boarding, and grooming, and proud supporter of individuals with different abilities.read more

My dog Holly came from a shelter. She would beg at the table, have accidents in the house if I…read morewasn't around and nip at my younger nephews. I noticed a difference after just one visit from Andrea. She gave me "homework" to do before her next visit and I think that reinforcement really helped Holly to get it (and probably me, too!). She stopped begging, no more nipping, and started sitting at the door to go out. I highly recommend Expert Canine.

From the owner: Your In-Home Dog Training Solution…read more Services include but are not limited to: Dog-to-family matching. We will come with you to the shelter or breeder and help you pick the right dog for your family. We will temperament test the dog to make sure you have the best chance for success with your new dog. Behavior modification. For example chewing, jumping, play biting, house training, digging. Basic obedience which includes: heel with an automatic sit, sit, stay, down, come and place. Advanced obedience such as: off leash, treadmill training and AKC good citizen prep. Service dog such as: diabetic alert, retrieval, stability, help with ADLs, PTSD.

What would I do without Dog Days? As working parents, we've come to accept that sometimes, you…read morejust need to ask for help. Having a DogDays walker come to your home mid day to check on our pups relieves some of that stress of rushing out the door in the morning, and the guilt you feel when you get home and your dog has been inside all day. We have also used their in home boarding services where someone stays at your home while you're on vacation. We didn't have to come home to dead plants or a mailbox full of junk mail! Each person we have had has cared for our pets so well and I highly recommend them!!

I have been using DD for over a year now…read more They always come through on planned visits, and even on last minute emergency calls. They are that friend or family member that you know loves your pet, and would be happy to come over and take care of them. All while sharing some love. I trust them in my home unsupervised. We love the notations of how the visit went with our pets. We even had an occasion to sit down and discuss a week of multiple visits for a vacation. We just hated to board them, and no one was available. Plans freed up and our house sitter was able to come through. This does not deter from the fact that we were making plans to leave them solely in the trusted care of DD. Our house sitter was very happy that DD was able to care for the dogs twice during that week. They truly help to make your life run a bit smoother during a busy time.

We've been with PAD since 2020 when my hair professional turned me over to them and our puppies…read moreLOVE PAD! The owners are incredible people and operate their business just as if they were their own customers if that's even possible. Their operations are seamless and with the goal of taking top notch care for your dogs and providing an optimal experience to all the pet parents. Cheddar and Colby go 3x a week and we board them without any concerns for their health, wellness and safety several times a year. We know they are in exceptional hands and are very comfortable with their care, support, love and help to our fur babies.

I cannot say enough about Play All Day. My dogs love it here! I will say that my dog has been…read moregoing here for a long time, and we have never had any concerns. We had a typical dog incident; during that process, the owners and staff were incredible (as always)! They show respect, authenticity, action, and follow-through. This daycare is great because there aren't shared toys and extra items that often help spread normal canine viruses, etc. The concern about Kennel cough can happen with any dog anywhere because the vaccines are not 100% effective on all strings of viruses, but I will say that this daycare takes extra measures by not having shared toys that can increase this risk.