Pawz & Clawz Petz

It is unfortunate where the puppies from this shop originates from. These are puppy mill dogs. If you are looking to purchase a purebred dog, please physically go to the breeder’s establishment and meet the mother and father and the rest of the litter mates.
Other than it, it’s a shame for the shop, as they do have some pretty nice accessories. But due to the origins of their animals, I will no longer patronize this shop.

Terrible place. First, I do not support pet stores and I believe animals should be adopted! However, I decided to venture into this store to check it out. I walked in and it smelled TERRIBLE! I understand there’s animals there. But this was outrageous! 5 of the dog cages had poop in them and 2 had diarrhea. They are housed in cages that were WAY too small. The kittens were withdrawn and clearly unsocialized. I would NEVER by anything from this store or support it in any way. Absolutely terrible. My suggestion is to use
of you want a specific breed, age, and gender. ADOPT don’t SHOP.

I got a puppy here after rescuing 2 dogs who are skittish and have many issues. My puppy is the most well adjusted little girl and she is helping the older dogs with their fear and anxiety. She’s the healthiest dog with no medical problems so far, the other two came with terrible infections and stomach problems as well as allergies. I will never rescue another mutt again. Yay for pet store puppies!

Do not buy puppies here! This shop sells puppies that come from puppy mills all over the country and lie about it. They buy puppies that are separated from their sick/​dying puppy mill mothers for $ 200 each and sell them to us for $ 1800-​$ 3000. Don’t believe the bogus certificates they give you– look them up and you’ll see. Even if by some chance the puppies you buy here aren’t sick, you can bet their mothers are malnourished, abused, and barely living.
To the owners– if you truly are animal lovers then end the cycle and STOP buying puppies from puppy mills (you’re buying 500 puppies a year no less) just because it nets you a larger profit.
I’d be so happy if you could prove me wrong, in the meantime I’m ashamed to be your neighbor.

Definitely a place to avoid when shopping for a puppy. And I’m surprised to see that Unilocal has filtered so many of the reviews of this place.
The store says the dogs don’t come from puppy mills, but I really don’t believe it. The term ‘local breeder’ is definitely being used loosely. Looking at the animals, I just don’t believe that those puppies are coming from reputable breeders and neither should you.
The tough thing is that this store sells tons of cute pet gear, more than any other local store. It’s tempting to shop there. However, I just can’t spend money there until they stop selling animals.

Awful place housing near starving animals.

Solid pet store packed into a small location. They’ve got lots of all natural, healthy food options and good animal supplies (leashes, doggie life vests, beds, etc.). They also offer puppies which they market as not supplied from puppy mills but from local breeders… All in all service is attentive and friendly and the homemade treats are always a bonus (the owner gave me one on my way out because I said my pup was recovering from accident). My only complaint is that items are on the pricier side but its still worth checking out.