Pet Stores in Renton, WA

“I went in to pick up a few things, and not knowing where to find it, expected to take some time to find it. They helped me find what I was looking for and I was in and out it just a few minutes.”

“Pet Pros is awesome! Staff is extremely knowledgeable, friendly, and excited to help. I am the new parent of an adult cat and was totally lost on appropriate food and feeding schedules. Over two visits to the store, staff took the time to learn the details of my new kitty and make recommendations based on kitty's needs, my needs, and cost. Happy to say that I'll be restocking my cat's food from this store over and over (and maybe trying some new treats along the way). Truly an above and beyond business!”

“Close to a year ago I was having work done at my house and the crew took to my dog. The main tech asked me if I've been here. I told him I had never heard of the place. He was excited and told me it's the best place to get bones for your dog. Since I frequent butchers for jerky and peperoni, I always ask them for pet items. 9/10 I get a femur bone. Pig ears tend to be cheaper at Costco and fresh pet food is just too much at $5 a pound for scrap that normally got thrown out. I can buy a cheap chub of ground beef, chicken or turkey for half that and brown it for my girl as a treat. This place had bones in many sizes, knuckles, and other random pieces I've never seen from ducks, chickens and other animals. Truth be told, I questioned if some of it was safe as the chicken feet still had talons on it, but the guy said it was. I grabbed a couple medium size bones; they were $6 each. Not nearly as cheap as I expected. At the butcher I get 3 bones that size for the same price as two here, or should I say one large bone that I have them cut into 3 pieces. That said, their bones did look well roasted, and the places had a smokey aroma, and there also appeared to be a lot of marrow in the bones. The place comes off as dark and dank, it didn't even look open from the outside. Some LED lighting and pictures of dogs enjoying the product could really infuse some life into the interior. With a single product line, you won't be Mud Bay, but you could surely compete on that level. As several others have noted in their reviews. The guy could not have been nicer. Very personable and actually stopped me on the way out the door and gave me a couple pieces of jerky. I had seen them for like $2 or $3, but again, thought the price was too much. That made me feel like my time and purchase was worth stopping and even though, I wouldn't expect that same courtesy next time I came, I appreciate the effort. I'm on the fence here. Nice people, great inventory, but the pricing just doesn't feel reasonable, if you specialize in something and have volume, I would expect your pricing to be more competitive. Then again there was a Pop Shop in Lynnwood that claimed to have the largest inventory of bottled soda in the Northwest. I drove up and at $4 a bottle, a fair amount of their inventory was available at Safeway and Bevmo for as little as $1 at Safeway and $2.50 at Bevmo. Granted, neither Bevmo or Safeway had 15 brang choices for grape soda, but even 3 choices is plenty in my book. The guy lost it when I called it out in my review, and I found out why when the place went out of business a couple months later. Costco has the blueprint. They make very little on what they sell, but they sell so much it all ads up. How many times have you gone there expecting to spend less than a hundred dollars and end up spending closer to $1000. If you are going to make $100,000 a year, it's better you make it off 1 million customers than 100,000, because you ow have a 10x customer based who will recommend and expand your business. When your product is top shelf and your price is competitive, it's the cheapest form or marketing, because you don't have to spend a dime. Just my take, if it were my business, I would not want anyone getting a better price on something I specialize in. I say check them out. Up to you if you decide to return. My experience was truly 3 star overall, but again the people were so nice, I have to call it "Good".”

“Very kind and helpful, I will be returning regularly (I went for the first time as I recently moved to the area and found it by accident).Pleasant all around experience.”

“Getting my live stock feed from them, great people super friendly super accommodating, great quality alfalfa and can deliver same day most time unlike other places and mostly best prices around. Highly recommended!”

“I use to live up the hill from here and would come here for all my fish. Everytime I tried PetSmart their fish would die quickly. I had a 30 gallon tank and we got so many fish here. We ended up having alot of guppie baby fish and for about 3 months I was donating the babies to them. We had so many fish and not a big enough tank. We bought plants here too. Very nice and helpful staff!”

“My cat and I received excellent care from the entire staff at the Animal Health Care Center. From the woman who answered their phone, to the vet tech who was incredibly knowledgeable and compassionate to the vet who gave me good advice and emotional support. Sadly, my cat was terminally ill and had to be euthanized, so the kindness demonstrated by these people was desperately appreciated. In the future, I would not hesitate to bring by much-loved pets to this business.”

“Twas the night before Christmas…. Really though, me swung in to pick up a last minute gift the neighbors and stock looked clean and well-populated.Staff was great, especially considering their shift. Friendly, helpful and attentive.”

“Every time I go to this location, they are always the kindest people and always willing to help. Also, I called in this morning and they lady on the phone was extremely helpful, nice, and knew exactly what product I was looking for even though it was a holiday item and she knew that they had it in stock right away. It doesn’t get any better than that.”