The Mutz Nutz

When I heard the name of this place I could resist taking a gander. It was what you’d expect. Well stocked with useful and adorable pet supplies. I will be returning so that my new friend Titan can be groomed. They offer boarding pet sitting and training (I believe). The best part is the tasting! Its the dog deli that allows your dog to taste what he like so you won’t be wasting food on anything he wont suffer.

Don’t be put off by the previous review, I went in looking for a pet carrier for my pygmy hedgehogs. (I bought one usually used for dogs.) I’m also not a dog owner. The woman who seemed to manage the place was lovely, she chatted away and even offered to take my friend’s business cards as she is a dog walker. Seems a bit pointless to give a poor review for a shop because a dog didn’t like biscuits that would have been made my another company anyway.
The service I had was really good and if I do ever get a dog, I would definitely go back,
Also, I don’t own a 44 or any car for that matter.

The joke is a bit too corny for my liking, and also I’m more of a cat person myself I finally had a reason to check out this fancy pet boutique when visiting a friend the other day. I felt her dogs deserved a treat. I ended up spending £10 on some dyed hide and a box of organic dog biscuits. Neither were particularly successful with the dogs.
As a pedestrian cat owner I am obviously not their target group. This is more targeted at 44 driving dog lovers.

Quite simply the only groomer I use these days. As a behaviourist running a busy daycare in central London, I need groomers I can rely on and, after nightmares and traumas in so many I was almost on the point of training myself when I found Mutz Nutz. They handle everything I throw at them no matter how muddy, matted, spoilt or badly behaved and I always get back a beautifully groomed dog in good spirits — with no complaints from the staff. Even the puppy-​farm yorkie who no-​one else in 6 years could handle at all is settling down after a year of patient perseverance.

This place calls itself a pet boutique but that is a real understatement. When you go to enter the building its always locked, so when a grumpy, and very chavvy sales assistant finally comes to let you in, you feel like your intruding, The stuff in there is alright but extremely, extremely overpriced and there is always a mum and her screaming kid in there. The manager is basically a massive chav who is rude and patronising to everyone including her staff. Very self important, probably thinks she’s running Harrods but instead runs a lousy, smelly pet shop, sorry ’boutique’. Stay well clear!

It’s not big and it’s not clever but it is funny. The Mutz Nutz. I like this pet shop a lot, I think starting at the name and working back this whole shop takes the best possible approach to all the pampered dogs and cats in Notting Hill. Round here dogs get left cash in their owners wills, lots of it and they get edible Christmas cards that they share with their mad owners for supper.
What they sell is pretty basic but it’s extensive, baskets, treats, collars, toys and bowls. They also sell stupid things like suitcases for poodles and a Santa outfits for Labradors. People must buy them though right? It’s probably those mad people again that eat Christmas cards. Round the corner they have another shop too that specializes in dog grooming and slightly ironically has a deli counter. All the food is natural and apparently delicious. Ask the mad people just how delicious it really is. The dogs just wag their tail. Course a lot of this is indulgent and frivolous but we love our animals here right and we wouldn’t want to see them go without a superman outfit or a cap to keep the sun out their eyes would we?