Dudley’s Paw Inc

What a wonderful shop. Yvonne the owner so knowledgable and friendly. This is the best pet store in Tribeca and embodies what is so valuable about a local business.

Owner is very friendly. This is a small shop in TriBeCa that is very clean and organized. Excellent selection of top quality dog/​cat food and products. They didn’t carry the food one of my dogs eats but called 3 – 4 distributors for me to find out where I could buy it!

Sorry AC, I’m Asian too, and they gave me a foot massage while I was shopping… no, they didn’t LOL, but I’ve not gotten anything but knowledgeable service. I live in the area and have been in here several times without buying anything and have gotten compliments and treats for my canine companion. I have been here both by myself and with my daughter, and I think they do keep pretty busy — for a small place, it’s well organized and clean. The owner is always in there, and she’s not sitting at the cash register filing her nails. She always seems to be unpacking new product or reorganizing product placement. Also, they carry great brands like Orijen foods, treats like Merrick’s Lamb Lung and several very well made kinds of toys. I’m glad to support the mom and pop stores that are doing good work keeping a curated selection of products, especially in this neighborhood (Tribeca). Having a Petco Unleashed around the corner keeps a nice balanced environment for the neighborhood of Big Box and smaller Artisanal pet products.

Best pet store in the area. Their prices are high because the quality of their products is very high. I’ve compared their prices with that of Amazon, and they are practically the same. Yvonne has been in the business for several decades. She carries high end brands that no one else carries. And she does her research into the companies to make sure they are ethical and responsible. Brands they carry are Honest Kitchen, Evermore, Orijen, Dr. Beckers, and more. Wouldn’t you want the best for your beloved pet? Go to Dudley’s, you won’t be sorry.

Sure it’s a bit overpriced but years ago when our dog was a pup and had an upset stomach, I had casually mentioned this to the woman working there (owner?), all the while dreading what the next vet bill would be. She suggested I skip the vet first and try giving my pup boiled chicken and plain rice for a few days and then take him in if that didn’t work. Low and behold my pup was better in a jiff. That’s what these megastores are missing.

Kind and helpful staff. Very clean. Always a pleasure going in and shopping.

The two ladies in the store were really friendly and welcoming. They place a strong emphasis on pet food made by ethical companies, which is why I went there. A small store with a well-​curated selection.

Agree with Jennifer’s review completely. To the T actually. It makes me wonder if the owners/​workers are racist because I myself am Asian too and strangely received awful treatment, while the white man next to me got immediate attention and even smiles from the workers Odd.
Anyway, all assumptions aside, I walked in thinking I wanted to give business to a local small pet shop (don’t see those much anymore) and realized the items all did not have prices marked on them. This made me of course need help with my selection more but the workers kept chit chatting and when they finally acknowledged me, were rather rude. I ignored this attitude and figured they had a long day and were getting ready to close, so I dropped the item I was going to buy back on the hanger and walked toward the door, saying «thank you very much (loud and clear I may add). I heard nothing in return and just shook my head as I walked out.
Their poor service actually made me look back for the establishments name so I can write a review. Cute shop, but you’re not going to last in this tough economy with that awful customer service.

Dudley’s Paw is a pet store I’ve been visiting for several years with different Tribeca dogs I walk; currently, Olive loves to drag me in here when we walk by – or even within a quarter-​mile radius! They have treats and toys, and natural/​organic foods. Thumbs up to their competitive prices!
Although I don’t shop for food here because of the shlep, I got an excellent, durable squeaky toy for my terrier shaped like a jack (as in ball and jacks.) He’s had it about two years and it still squeaks! Yeah, it’s made in China, but what isn’t these days?
They also have some dental chews called «Twistix» that my terrier loves; although I brush his teeth nightly, he still needs to chew, and these contain no animal products.

Dudley’s paw has been my go to pet store for years, I am always amazed how they keep things looking new and fresh. Their range of specialty products, specifically health products, and pet care advice is something you can only find in a boutique type shop. The prices are as good as or better then the big chain stores and I like and the feeling you get from walking into an established, cosy Tribeca fixture.
I value the shop not only because of the above mentioned but also because of the importance of having small, locally owned businesses thrive in our neighborhoods.

So, I walk into Dudley’s Paw on the recommendation of my dog walker M.
Enter the smallish store to two people in the middle of an inventory convo: a older female holding an inventory checklist, and a male cashier behind the counter. After much staring (on my part) and eventual eye-​contact, the cashier asks if he can help.
Sure I say good-​spiritedly. He lack-​lusterly grabs my item while the older female (someone who I can only suspect as the owner) begrudingly stares on, avoiding eye-​contact with me but radiating annoyance at their conversation having been interrupted.
God forbid I needed help! Why didn’t I just reach into the top cabinet behind the cash register and ring myself up?
Wait, what’s the meaning of customer service again?
The only reason I stopped in was because my dog walker recommended this place and there are plenty of other pet supplies stores in the neighborhood.
Needless to say, Dudley’s Paw, you have lost a customer for good.