Petco

Great variety of anything you can think of for your pets. Not overpriced for quality pet foods. Have a cat/kitten adoption area; Thrive vet care located adjacent to store; also offers grooming services. Great location with access from IH10 or can get there over surface streets via Vance Jackson. Friendly, knowledgeable staff!!

Update: my dog still loves petco groomers and training. I can’t tell you guys how much he enjoys spending time at the store and continue with his learning.nSuper impressed on how the pandemic has been addressed at the store and very glad we can resume his training.nnThe team members at petco are truly special and they really show the love and care they have for animals. We are very fortunate to have found a one stop shop for our pet needs.nn——nnMy dog loves getting groomed here. Like LOVES it. (He hates home showers) trainers/ staff/ groomers are super gentle and nice with my dog, they always suggest great items to buy / things to try and do with our 9 month old boxer.

Went in looking for nail covers for my cat since she is scratching every thing up. There was no one at the registers. I searched forever for the nail covers and looked for an associate for almost 20 mins. Never found the nail covers and finally an associate showed up but only after I had already given up my search and decided to go to pet smart. Only good thing about my visit was all the dogs i got to pet while I was there. Also they are way more expensive than pet smart.

Love this petco! Staff is so friendly and always gives my dog treats. Ever store should have employees this friendly. Great job Petco!

I don't necessarily like fish but they are the lowest maintenance pet that I can currently handle with my children. We take decent care of the fish and they usually live a rather lengthy life (sometimes I make bad partnering decisions like small cichlids and a blue lobster that was ganged up on during a molt). That being said, we do not have to pick out new fish too often but when we do, EVERY SINGLE TIME it is an ordeal just to get someone to the tanks to help us. Either a bell or a community net and plastic bags to get our own would make the process that much less frustrating (I know that is never going to happen but it has crossed my mind several times). When we do get someone, to what is apparently the least favorable department of the store, they have always been more than helpful: the employees have always been extremely nice, ask us all the right questions, and have a seemingly endless knowledge of the fish.