04-13-2018, 12:19 PM
Went in yesterday. The only issue I had with the grooming right there, where people can stop and watch (done same way in a Petco we used to live near), is that it makes the dogs nervous.
I did like that they had dog food brands you can't find anywhere else here, or only thru a vet, like Science Diet, Eukanuba, etc. Had lots of dog things you can't find good selections on elsewhere, like 2'-long bully sticks. The grosser the thing, the more dogs want it.
Didn't like the prices. Most things were pretty high.
Felt bad for the conures, bc they were in smallish, brightly-lit cages. But liked that the cages looked like they were in temp-controlled enclosures. There were turtles, budgies (which they are labeling as parakeets), fish, mice, guinea pigs, and a chinchilla. The chinchilla was at back of his enclosure and looked stressed to me. Luckily, no puppies or kittens. The Humane Society has adoption events over at Petco on Kona side; hopefully will have them at this Petco, too.
I did like that they had dog food brands you can't find anywhere else here, or only thru a vet, like Science Diet, Eukanuba, etc. Had lots of dog things you can't find good selections on elsewhere, like 2'-long bully sticks. The grosser the thing, the more dogs want it.
Didn't like the prices. Most things were pretty high.
Felt bad for the conures, bc they were in smallish, brightly-lit cages. But liked that the cages looked like they were in temp-controlled enclosures. There were turtles, budgies (which they are labeling as parakeets), fish, mice, guinea pigs, and a chinchilla. The chinchilla was at back of his enclosure and looked stressed to me. Luckily, no puppies or kittens. The Humane Society has adoption events over at Petco on Kona side; hopefully will have them at this Petco, too.