Scraps Dog Bakery & Nutrition Center

Okay. I like this store. Its a tad unrealistic for my girl, Kaia who is a PitBull, as everything is teeny tiny and very fou-​fou, but hey, its fun to walk around and check everything out. Love the ambiance of the store; the workers are always very nice and knowledgeable. Be prepared to damn near break the bank on this place if you’re weak like me and walk out buying toys and collars and bones, blah, blah, blah. $ 50,easy. The owner is also very nice… she was really down to earth and eager to give advice. And they do have everything you can think of from doggy clothes to doggy leashes and collars and food and bowls and toys and even cookies and all that ridiculous stuff. We like to go on a nice and sunny afternoon and walk around downtown, check out the shops, including Scraps, ‘ooh and awww’ at the cute little things and then put it down and ‘ooh and awww’ at the price. Then, we go and have Brunch at a restaurant where we can eat outside with our doggy and just people watch.
Cute place for the «wittle doggies» not so useful for us with the bigger dogs. Yet, I don’t feel so bad that I don’t dress up my dog in tutu’s and sequence anyway. Its Walnut Creek, so anything that you can expect from a doggy boutique downtown, you’re pretty much gonna get.

I love scraps! I was driving down Locust and out of the corner of my eye, I noticed the words «Scraps…Dog…» I swear. u have never seen me u-​turn soo fast. I lOVE doggie boutiques.
This store is definitely cute. They’ve got great snacks and baked goods. Their selection of doggie clothes and jewelry is not as extensive as Gussied Up in San jose (the epitome of a doggie boutique), but they’ve got wonderful stuff for a great price. The owner was really attentive and nice too. Fo’ sho coming back with my babies next time.

I walked in here shortly after it opened and bought candles shaped like dog poo to annoy my mother.
The people who staff the place are always friendly and they carry quite a few different things. They’re a bit expensive for my tastes but they make up for it with style and personality.

There was enough Oooing and Aww-​ing going on to make a damn love song. Scraps is, basically, amazing. I have been on the hunt for products that help my pup with her tear stains and itchy eyes and Scraps seems to have found a solution for her: Happy Tails Spa EyePack (dietary supplement + solution soaked pads) HAHA b*tches, I got the last one in stock today, too! (:
Scraps carries Eye Envy, too, which also gets rid of tear stains and it works really well if you’re religious about its application. This is one of the few stores that I’ve found that actually sells Eye Envy which is definitely a plus; I hate paying $ 6.95 for shipping + tax for it online!
There were so many cute, cute, cute leashes and collars for dogs that were really reasonably priced; more so than Red Hound which was surprising. A lot of the collars I was looking at ranged, in size, from itty itty itty bitty to really really really huge and the selection of colors was quite amazing to say the least.
Truthfully, their baked goods looked good enough for me to eat. They’re in a case with a Help Yourself sign so you can stand and drool, I mean, stare at them all you want without feeling pressured to purchase. I was really tempted to buy some but I knew that if Mochi got ahold of one of their dipped cookies she would *never* go back to her regular, plain-​in-​comparison ones.
Scraps also has a variety of pet beds and other kong toys as expected. They had some really great engraved dog tags that you can custom order. I’m thinking about getting one for my pup since they were only $ 15 for a one sided tag and $ 20 for a two sided one.
I was genuinely impressed by this lucky find. I actually plan on going back tomorrow to pick up a few more grooming products that seem to have gotten some outstanding reviews, online (: I *heart* you, Scraps!

I just wrote a review on Molly’s Pupperee in Danville. Bad bad bad customer service. I will now drive to Walnut Creek and deal with parking and traffic as long as I don’t have to go to Molly’s Pupperee again.
These guys are awesome (Scraps that is)! I wanted a pink bungee leash for my puppy (she’s a girly girl) and they were out of the extensions. They ordered the piece for me and seriously within 2 days, I got a very friendly call from one of the staff (could have been the owner) telling me my piece was in.
I was also interested in a pink, studded collar in a small size. Again, they placed the order and it was sooo convenient, sooo fast and they are just sooo darn nice!
Also, when you go in there, they will give you tons of dog food samples. I get free food for a week for little Lucy! Gotta love it.
You guys are the BEST! Keep it up.

If you love your dog or cat more than your children or future unborn children, this is the most dangerous store EVER. I happened upon it because my husband’s office is a few blocks from it and all his dog-​owning coworkers absolutely love the place.
This isn’t just a dog bakery — they offer the most diverse and well-​stocked selection of dog leashes, strollers (yes, I said strollers), backpacks (for you to carry your dog in or for your dog to wear), treats, healthy food, custom made clothing, and designer toys I’ve seen in the Bay Area. They also offer dog baths and nail clipping.
This is literally the «Rodeo Drive» version of Pet Food Express. Some of the items are a bit pricey, but the nice thing about this place is I always seem to leave with something free. Today, I was asking about little hair wraps for my Maltese and they gave me a ton of free bows. How cool is that? Last time I was in, they gave me a ton of free dog food samples. You don’t even have to ask for the samples — they have them out for customers to take.
Another great thing about this place is that they accept all competitors coupons and price match on all of their dog and cat foods (a statement taken right off my receipt today).
The staff seem as knowledgeable as the people at Pet Food Express — this place comes highly recommended by me!