If you are serious about your pet grooming, this place is for you. Grooming tools line up nice and…read moreneat! Like a display of fine china. This shop makes me think that some think that human hair salons should have their tools in a nice display as well. All of the razors, combs, and brushes that they sell and use on dogs are behind a glass display like fine china! There are also porcelain pet figurines in the window and around the edge of the store. They, of course, do grooming in this shop and the prices are nicely displayed on a large board in English and Chinese. They have different prices for the different breeds of dogs. I was curious on pricing for my poodle, but I didn't see poodle anywhere. The prices were actually under miniature poodle for my pet, and were displayed neatly on the board according to the services provided. The teddy bear cut and style included ear cleaning, nails, clip, bathing and styling for $780 HKD. The summer clip was $750. I'm not completely sold on the whole poodle styling especially considering that my other dog is a mutt, that doesn't even need his hair clipped. However, if you are into having your four legged best friend look tip top, this is a good fit for you. The tools are available as well if you want to do the grooming yourself.

This is a very small shop that carries many natural treats and products for dogs. I have walked…read moreinto a lot of pet stores and this is one of the most welcoming so far. The salesperson was very friendly and enquired about pets that I owned, then wanted to help me find the right products for my dog. The have a variety of natural treats made from all sorts of animals and other goodies that are healthy for your dog. I have to admit that I was really hungry when I entered the store and the doggy baked goods they provide look pretty tasty. They have cute little slices of cake, and cookies for your dogs that are made locally and in the U.S. This is also the place you should go to when you want to get your doggy birthday cake, because they have an assortment of different sizes. Along with baked goods and treats, they also carry a small stock of pet products including leashes, grooming products, food, and toys. If you're looking for a way to spoil your dog, forget to stop into this shop for yummy treats and excellent service!

My Dear is one of the bigger pet shops in the area. They offer dog grooming services along with a…read moregood variety of pet foods and treats. Located in the Ferry Street area of Jordon, its not too difficult to find. I would suggest getting off at Austin Station from the West Rail line instead of taking the MTR to Jordon. Few things I've noticed about this place is that here are pets here in crates all the time. The store pets don't seem to get any time outside of their crates, which makes me a bit upset. Dogs, Cats, Birds, they're all just trapped in their little crates watching the day pass. They offer a good range of dried and wet treats for your furry friends. I go with the Western goods that they carry such as Greenies and Zeal products. The prices are fair and they generally have a good stock of them at all times. I do commend the fact that they carry a good selection of dried dog food. Instead of heading to chaotic Mong Kok, pet street, This is a good alternative. From what I remember, they carry all the big names. If there is a product you are interested in that they do not carry, sometimes they will offer to order it for you. That is a good service, but its not always that they would do that for you. I give this place only three stars and not four because when my dog came for his normal grooming appointment one time, the experience wasn't good. They usually have very gentle staff handling the pets, but this time around, the lady taking care of my pup was a new. I kept an eye on her while she was grooming him, and while rinsing the shampoo off him, some shampoo got in his eye. I was worried but was told that the shampoo is very gentle and it there was no need to worry. Two days later, I notice discharge coming from his eye and brought him to the vet. Turns out, the shampoo made a small tear in his cornea and had given him an eye infection. I was gutted. I only hope they will train their staff more throughly to properly groom dogs.

One of my bigger shocks upon moving to HK was discovering the costs associated with dog grooming…read more In San Francisco, $40-$45 USD was pretty typical for my 18kg mini Shar Pei. However, in Hong Kong I was quoted prices ranging from $500 - $700 HKD ($65 - $90 USD). Obviously, being the frugal shopper I am I chose the shop offering grooming services at the low end of the price range. So Miss Pet II it was! Sasha was a bit skittish once we walked inside, as there's usually a few very confident (ahem, assertive) dogs hanging out in the store. I believe they're the owners dogs as we walk by the shop every day and they're definitely furry fixtures! After dropping Sasha off, I returned two hours later to find the best version of my pup: fluffy, soft, and fresh-smelling, with the tidiest nails. Though I'm still adjusting to Sasha's new grooming costs, I'll continue to stick with Miss Pet II unless I find a better deal.

Miss Pet II has just about everything you might need for your furry friends, including a wide…read morevariety of food types, treats, toys and necessities like bowls, collars and leashes. The shop owner is extremely friendly and I appreciate that he recognizes me and knows my "food order" so to speak. He has also been helpful in the past in trying to connect me with a dog walker when we were in a bind, which certainly is above and beyond what he would need to do. Although pet products and services tend to be more expensive in Hong Kong than they were back in Washington, DC (I wistfully remember the days of ordering giant bags of all things dog on Amazon Prime), Miss Pet is quite reasonably priced for regular types of dog food (read: not organic or fancy), particularly if you buy in bulk. The resident dogs are fun and friendly, and I always enjoy spending some time petting them if I have to wait for a minute or two. Miss Pet II is definitely my go-to shop for pet supplies in Happy Valley.

Peace Avenue Veterinary Clinic is located on Liberty Avenue in Mongkok near all the pet shops…read more There are plenty of little of veterinary offices nearby, but I chose this one because it offers around the clock care. This is a fully equipped veterinary office. The have 24 hour emergency service, so I feel like if anything serious happens, I can just take my dog, Teddy, to his regular hospital. Most of the veterinarians here have been trained overseas and they have specialists qualified to do emergency surgeries if necessary. This also means that you can get quick in house referrals and see specialists the same day. It's nice to know that when my four legged friend needs some care, there are good qualified doctors available to check him out, and it's a bonus that they speak English. They also have modern equipment to closely monitor your pet's health. The lobby is huge and it's nice because they have space for furry friends to sit next to you, even if found have an oversized lap doggy. I'm not quite sure exactly what other animals they treat besides dogs and cats, but I would trust any of my animals to get quality care at the PAVC. This is the Cadillac of veterinary offices in Hong Kong.

Extremely unprofessional and unethical. The hospital doctors/nurses only care about monetary…read moregain/selling you more and more services over your pet's life. They asked us to do random set of tests even though the root cause of his problem was already known. Then they recommended us to go to a specific general practitioner, even though we needed to a see a neurologist who is our pet's regular doctor (just for some internal politics and extra doctor's individual consultation fees). Eventually when we didn't agree, they handed us over a HKD 5000 bill in 30 mins, for doing our pet's blood test and 15 min doctor's visit.