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deadly service
I took my 3 dogs in to Pets Mart to board for a week. I was gone 3 days when I got a phone call one of the dogs was sick and on the way to the emergency vet. No more than 15 minutes later I got a call from the vet saying the dog needed to be put down immediately. Temp was 105-106 and he was blue. Vet thought it was bloat, but some things didn't quite fit. Dog had been throwing up, dogs can't throw up with bloat. Dog had a extremely high fever, dogs don't get fever associated with bloat. Pets Mart said dog was fine an hour prior to the emergency. NO WAY! I have talked to 3 vets now as well as a number of well known dog breeders. None of them believe Pets Marts story. All concur severe heat stroke, and the neglegence of Pets Mart lead to my dogs death. This was a family member who had just turned 4 years old and have just been to my vet, he was a healty, strong and beautiful dog. There is no way he laid in a 3x5 dog kennel and got bloat. Pets Marts story just doesn't work. I called there coporate office in Phoenix. I was told someone would return my call in 3 to 5 days. Well don't hurry. I am seeking legal action with the help of vets and breeders. DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOUR LOVED ONES. NEVER NEVER BOARD YOUR DOGS AT PET'S MART!
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unauth use of chem hair removal
dog groomed 6/09/a=used chemical to remove dog hair/dog has had allergy for yrs but PS has no records for past 4yrs/german shep looks like wire dog/did not agreed to any such treatment/mgmt staff rude, hungup, gave no ans. for missing files nor chem use/abuse of my pet unacceptable.
recd coupon on 8/22/09 for furminator.. reduce shedding is what was used on my sheba w/o regard for her history of allergies to plastic, sprays etc. that they has but can't find/they show 6/09 as my only visit and no charge for the treatment... how convenient for them.. I need someone to help me and my sheba... photos can be sent later.
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for anyone who cares furminator is a lo shed system that helps to remove lose or dead hair by using a HYOALLERGENIC solution of aloe oatmeal vitamins a and e and other non-abrasive and soap free ingredients to stimulate the folicule and release the lose or dead hair making it easier to remove with the deshedding tools advertised. most likely this dogs groomer or bather got carried away during the brushing. this is what concerns me the most of all. get a clue all you groomers out there it takes skill and consideration for pets and their owners to be a truly successful and profitable pet stylist.
I can't really understand anything that you wrote but if you recieved the furminator treatment then they use a deShedding solution. I noticed its posted on a sign in the petsmart shop near me. Also if you look on their site its advertized "A premium service that includes a low-shed shampoo followed by an application of deShedding™ solution plus up to 30 minutes of brushing with the FURminator tool." Like the poster before me, write your complaint so it is readable. I don't understand why a dog with severe allergies would be sent to a petsmart or petco for grooming. Please take your dog to a vet for grooming, that seems like a medical issue if it is really that bad. :(
Please try again, and this time, please write in full, English language sentences. Complaining in "text" really detracts from the validity of your claim.
sick mice
My neice bought three mice (as pets) from petsmart and had them for two months when they displayed various symptoms (self mutilization of skin and eyes, eye discharge, and respiratory symptoms). these were her pets so, we contacted an exotic vet and made an appointment. the mice were treated for possible mite infestation and given antibiotics (baytril). the mice never reponded to the antibiotics and they never had mites to begin with. eventually they had to be euthanized. autopsies were performed and it showed that two had the sendai virus and one had sialodacryoadenitis, which are highly contagious diseases. petsmart buys from breeders who must not immunize thier colonies and the baby mice appear healthy for awhile until the dormant virus rears its ugly head and slowly but surely kills them. petsmart will buy from the lowest bidder and the health of the mice is not considered because most customers use them as feeders for snakes. my neice was devestated and we spendt $950 trying to get her pet mice well. these mice didn't stand a chance being that were virus infested and probably inbred. to those who buy feeders "be careful" because sick mice =sick snakes!
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horrible grooming manager
I used to work at Petsmart but quit because of how rude and # the manager was there. She would boss around all of the other groomers and bathers and give nasty looks or make remarks when things weren't goin her way. She thought she was so much better then the rest of us but look around you honey you have no friends and every one talks about you in the store behind your back they're just afraid to say it to your face. It was a BS job and I'm so glad a quit so I'd never have to see her again. And she acted like she was "all about policy and procedure in front of cliets and mangers", but when the ppl in the salon were just there, it was all put to waste! Bernadette you treat everyone like hell and you know it!
* Never take your dog to her she is the worst
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I am a groomer and in my expirence there is no reason for what is happening to these dogs... do not go to petco i have heard way too many horror stories about there groomers.. always talk with ur groomer before leaving them these are your babies and u deserve to know that they will be safe when u are not there
this is great. A employee that was probably fired because she cannot follow directions and was insubordinate. I love the employees that hate being told what to do. They come in thinking they know all and whats best for everyone and whats best for business. This employee could have went to the GM or even called the HOT line. Another thing is when your at work, your their to work, not make friends. You don't know anything about her personal life and if you do my mistake.
apparently you didn't have the guts to tell her to her face either?... considering youre posting this online.
recent commercial
Don't like the way the puppy is obviously shoved across the floor in the commercial. The poor thing looks scared, his ears are down, that's a sign of fright.
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Got a link to the commercial? I haven't seen it.
dog discrimination
We got Harley for free from a women who didn't want the puppies from her dog's litter. He didn't have his first round of shots at six weeks, he didn't have his tail or ears docked, or his dew claws removed. He was just a mutt puppy who lived under a shed. But those blue eyes, red hair, and spots made him a darn cute mutt puppy. ;)
Since we've owned Harley, he has become an inside dog. He lives in an air conditioned apartment, and he gets trips to the park. He's allowed on the couch and the bed (during the day) and has bunches of toys to chew on and to play with. He's very smart. Harley learned "sit" in half an hour followed by "stay", "shake", "high five", and "lay down". He picked up all of those in an afternoon, easily.
We've gotten him all of his shots (about $75), and recently had to pay $600 because he swallowed a fish hook on the sidewalk at the park. He's even gone to be groomed already, even if he is a short haired dog.
My point to all of this is that while Harley might have been just a free mutt, that doesn't mean that I don't love him any less because he doesn't have papers, and he's not AKC registered. He's just a good a friend as a dog who's been breed from the finest of the fine. He learns just as quick. He doesn't bark (literally), and he loves me back. Harley is still a good dog, no matter where he comes from.
Just because Harley is a Pit Bull doesn't mean HE is mean. Pit Bulls are just dogs who, like other breeds, when treated unfairly, will loose trust in people and defend themselves. They're just built stronger and tougher. If you treat them like crap, they'll end up treating you like crap. I don't run an underground dog fighting ring. I don't teach him to be a guard dog. He doesn't even understand the concept of being mean.
And now, when I want to finally pay to have my dog socialized with other dogs, when I want my baby to go have fun with other puppies, I'm not allowed. He's a "bully breed". PetSmart's Doggy Day Care says they screen all dogs before hand to make sure they're well tempered enough to be around other dogs. But if they're a "Bully Breed" or wolf/ wolf hybrid mix, they don't even get the shot. Aside from the fact that he doesn't even LOOK like a pit bull (definitely more Blue Heeler), and never once, since I've EVER owned him has he demonstrated any mean characteristics. Even so, a dog is still a dog, and if someone is willing to pay that much money to let their dog just HAVE FUN, chances are they also care enough about them to make sure that they're well trained and tempered.
Now, my mother was bitten by a pit bull when she was younger, so I too was raised as "Pit Bulls are bad. Don't play with them, you'll get bitten." So I understand more than anyone the bad rep that pit bulls get and how people would be nervous around them. I guess that it's just another reflection of small minded-ness that apparently rules our world. But if my dog didn't try to attack you (except maybe lick you to death), then he's not gonna suddenly get red eyes and slobbering jowls and huge teeth.
I just want my puppy to be treated well. That's all.
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WOW! I work at Petsmart as a groomer and I can honestly say that all the pits that come in my salon are the sweetest, biggest, teddy bears. I've only met 2 pits out in the store that were trouble out of the thousands that come there, and those 2 were never socialized and kept in the back yard as junk yard dogs. Everyone in my store knows that we'd have a bigger possibility of being bitten by a chihuahua or poodle before we got bitten by a pit. And as for that trainer...how dare she even call herself one? She's not educated enough to be throwing accusations about breeds around like that. Cocker spanials are more viscious than pits. The only problem is you'll never find a story on the 6 o'clock news about somebody being mauled by a chihuahua...the breed that bites the most. Yes, the pit is a very strong breed...but that doesn't make them bad. Just makes the people who make them that way bad. I feel really bad for you guys. Pits are awsome and I'm so sick and tired of people acting like they are soooo scared of a big bouncy, wagging tail, licky face, overgrown lap dogs as they clutch their little Coach bags with their little Yorkie named Chanel in it. Mind you...Chanel just got through biting the groomers face and that groomer ended up having to go to the emergency room with 3 puncture wounds in her cheek. Go figure!
Tonight my husband and I went into Petsmart to purchase some items. While we were there there was a training class going on. We own two Pitbulls that are both CGC Certified and very well tempered..While we were standing right in front of this woman and her whole class (looking at leashes), she decided to tell the class how bad Pitbulls were and that they were all mean dogs..how she almost had her "face ripped off" by one and so didnt her mother..She told her class to stay away from them all. My husband and I did all we coould to walk away and not cause a scene. It is people like her that give these dogs a bad reputation and it is not fair. After the class got out, most people in the store were terrified of my dogs and made it obvious that we were bothering them. I have never felt so uncomfortable in a store in my life. If Petsmart values there customers I suggest that they respect them and stop feeding customers wrong information about specific breeds that they obviously know nothing about.
I agree with you. That's just ridiculous. All Pit Bulls are not mean. It all depends on how they're raised. I'm sick of the stereotyping and rules against them.
dog grooming
We recently took our Yorkie to have her groomed at the Petsmart in West Hills, CA., (after a period of time had elapsed since the last injury to my dog).
We always buy our supplies from this Petsmart and had taken her for grooming about a year ago. At that time, we received a call from them that she had been rushed to the vet and needed four stitches to close a wound under her front leg. While they where quick to pay the bill (at their vet) we never received any apologies and no longer took her there for grooming. Over the next year we tryed to find a new groomer and where not satisfied for several reasons.in addition she now required extra care as she would shake and pant everytime. She did not do this before the stitches.
Recently we decided to try the same Petsmart as we still buy all our products there for two dogs and two parrots. When my wife dropped off the dog she was greeted by rudeness and unprofessionalism but decided to leave her there with specific care instructions. We received a call about 4 hours later that they where taking my dog to the vet and that she was bleeding bad from a dew claw that they had cut too short. The vet (Banfield) was rude and more tentitive to Petsmarts needs (the bill) than ours.
My dog received two stitches in the pad of her foot and was sent home. No apology from Petsmart. We where told to bring her back in a couple of days to have the stitches removed. When we went back to have the stitches removed, Banfield told us she needed to keep them in for another week and that she had been licking them when we weren, t looking. She would need a collar to keep her from licking the wound. They tried to charge me for the collar and eventually gave me one that weighed more than she did. She is only four pounds and is rarely out of our site. She never has ever licked the stitches. I don't think there was anyone there that day to take out the stitches so they made this excuse.
I called the main offices and was told I would hear from someone in a couple of days to discuss this matter and get approval to take her to my own vet. That was ten days ago and I have yet to hear from them.
DO NOT TAKE YOUR PET TO PETSMART! This is not a frivolous complaint.
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I am so sorry to hear this... I am a groomer at PetSmart (I just found this site and decided to see complaints about the company I'm working for) and I completely understand where you are coming from. I'm not just a groomer who paid for my own training elsewhere from the company, I'm also and animal welfare activist and besides regular doggie clients at my job I also groom/trim nails on the rescues and many dogs who've had horrible grooming experiences whether with this company or others. It really pisses me off reading stories like yours (not because of you, but because of what happened) because these things are so easily avoidable, injuries to animals are rare if you just take safety precautions! The worst I've ever done is quick a dog's nail by accident (which the sight of dog blood makes me sick to the stomach so it's rare and I explain to the owner, apologize profusely and give them a baggie of kwik stop in case it starts). Even with something so small as that I MONITOR the pet to make sure nothing is serious! This is why I don't understand why other groomers don't and I can't stand the attitude of many PetSmart "pet stylists." You are bringing your baby, your furry child to them and yes, dogs can be difficult at times, it's not an easy job but there is never an excuse to have a dog that injured and to be rude! My dogs mean the world to me and I've had bad experiences with vets before so I understand the frustration and anger.
Again I am so sorry to hear this and I hope your yorkie is feeling a lot better and I hope you don't lose faith in all of us groomers out there!
totally incompetent grooming
We have used this store for all our pet products, needs and veterinary services since acquiring Maggie four years. We love the store and employees, but love our dog more. What we experienced at that store today has us terribly upset. Words cannot describe what we saw when they brought Maggie out. She had been sheared down to the skin on her sides – one...
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Went to Petsmart to pick up some more canned food for my pooch (Petco does not carry this brand) and some Frontline flea product with the arrival of Spring in mind. Our Petsmart has a Banfield Vet in the back of the store, this is where I found the Frontline hanging on a tabletop circular rack marked "Display Only". My thought, "ugh! making this more difficult for me to buy product", told the girl behind the counter what I needed and this Ordeal Began;
Asked to pay for it there, not at the front of the store with the rest of my purchases, give my personal info (name, add, phone...) when I responded I did not want to be on any more lists, was told it was to print an invoice... (grumble grumble) I pulled out my debit/credit card when she told me the price (knew it was higher by about $5, than my own vets, but I was already there), ran my card as debit, then her phone rang and she was otherwise occupied for the next several minutes occasionally using a condescending tone to the caller, as I stood there waiting for my receipt and product. Yep, this annoyed me - she hung up and announced that my debit card didn't go through and it was because I chose debit and not the credit option. "HUH?!" I was told I needed to swipe it again and use credit option.
I just wanted to run in to the store and quickly pick up these two things, (fast paced, here in California). Now I am encountering nonsense (in my opinion) and inconvenient delays. Yes, I told her this and left the Banfield counter without flea product hearing her echo "have a nice day' in a sarcastic tone.
At the front of the store, as I paid for the dog food debit card worked fine! I did tell the employee. May be last visit to Petsmart and definitely to a Bandfield.
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When you go into a Walmart with a McDonalds, do you expect to get your food and pay at the Walmart registers?
I'm with everyone else when it comes to telling you that Banfield isn't owned by PetSmart. They are in a partnership.
I do have another thing to point out. Banfield is a veterinary office. The staff are told to answer the phone even when they are with a customer in case it is an emergency. While she should have asked the person to hold once she had made sure that it wasn't an emergency, she might also have been waiting for their computer (which, believe me, are usually very slow) to try and process your debit.
The "condescending" tone she used is usually referred to as a professional tone. People who call into a doctor's office tend to expect the person answering the phone to be educated. The professional tone of voice reassures them of this, and allows the said professional to ask the necessary questions and generally cut out any hemming and hawing that the person at the other end of the line might do.
The reason that the flea medication on the rack is "Display Only" is due to theft. Top thing stolen from PetSmart stores: medications (dog, cat, avian, small animal, reptile, fish). Of course, leather collars would probably top the list, but PetSmart locks the most expensive of these up, so collars are down the list a bit.
you are a pathetic, flustered little person aren't you? In my opinion you need to grow up, simple as that, grow the heck up and stop making everything seem bigger than it is; Oh one last thing, everyone isn't out to get you, you are not TOP on everyone's list if something comes up you have to wait LIKE EVERYONE ELSE.
Its people like you that deserve hard times ALL THE TIME.
Really trying to gripe about anything aren't you? Did you ever think that some of this could have been avoided if you were not in such a hurry? Banifeild rents a space from Petsmart and things they sell get rung up there and Petsmart merchandise gets wrung up up front. You probably did swipe your card wrong and maybe all they can accept is credit and not debit. If you had asked questions nicely before exploding and storming out of the store like a 3 year old having a hissy fit, you may have been able to work this out. I am sure your friends and family agreed with you so you would not explode at them.
Banfield is not a part of PetsMart. It is a veterinary service within the store. Their check out or products are not connected to PetsMart. Honestly I surprised that they would sell you veterinary only products seeing that you are not a client. Most vets office's wouldn't.
God Bless those that have to deal with people that think the world revolves around them! The Banfield employee did nothing wrong and did not deserve your attitude. She is required to answer the phones while wating on others and you may just have to wait a little! Perhaps when you scanned the card it didn't read it properly. None of this is her fault- and things happen and geez! How petty can one get? I would imagine if you are that intolerant of things not going your way all the time, you will soon run out of stores to shop in! It's life! Get over it!
groomers abuse the dogs
The groomers are abusive towards your dog and your better off asking someone you know to give you a helping hand at home and groom your dog yourself trust me if I could turn back time I would have never of brought my dog to get groomed at Petsmart in Holmdel new jersey yesterday July 4, 2009 P. S. spread the word about those animal abusers at Petsmart in Holmdel new jersey they seriously need to take another look at the groomers who are employed at this store location!
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Please be more specific. What led you to believe that your dog had been mistreated?
dog abuse
I brought my 8 month old puppy to get groomed and they told me to leave and come back in 3 hours I didnt leave I shopped around the store and occassionally looked in the window to check up on my dog the groomer was new and she looked like she was having a bad day from a distance I seen her jestering to the other employees and pointing at me complaining I was still waiting around for my dog at times I seen her hand crushing the back of my pomeranians neck but couldnt be exactly sure because she made I and my 7 yr. old daughter feel uncomfortable wathing in the window when my dog was ready to go home he was screaming in pain and pulled me out of the store that evening the back of his neck was all swollen and bruised. I will groom my dog myself from here on out. # PETSMART!
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This company is absolutely rediculous! I also would like to think the people on here for helping me get all the information to actually contact this company. In previous months I had even gone to an FYE store to figure it out and they had no idea what was even going on. It had stopped somehow for a month and I was thankful, and then these past 2 months it has came back. I have spoken to 2 different supervisors at the toll free number and I have never been so aggravated with a company before in my life. And to top it off their customer service reps were extremely rude when speaking to me! I hope you all figure out this also.
Oh and by the way these horror stories are people here about are all over the place not just from one store! Some people are real hard to please. But theres complaints at all big named stores, and even small ones too, these ma, n pa pet stores dont have all the rules the big corps do, such as cleaning bades after each pet, they may use a kennel dryer on a dog that it not supposed to be kennel dried. and then you would you go to if there isn't a manager on duty. At big corporations theres always a manager.
It's NOT the stores fault. It never is. They hire employee's based on knowledge and skill. Also they take a test at the beginning to see if the person is stable, " a psychology assessment". If they have experiance, they get the possition as a professional pet stylist if they pass. So the hired people, grooming these dogs would be at fault, if they dont follow POLICY. Every CORP. has policies! And if you do not follow them you get FIRED! So how is this petsmarts or petcos Fault?! It's not. If an incident happens, you would get a mnger and call corprate to make sure your heard. They will always be nice and work with you. If you don't want a spciffic groomer, watch and see how the stylits groom other dogs. Stand a little far from the window though- so the animals dont get excited. You wouldn't want someone enterupting you at work right?. Then just pick another groomer, there are good people and employee's. They do a great job!
I am a very loving, gentle, and compassionate doggie groomer in Monroe Township, NJ, who does ONE APPOINTMENT AT A TIME - I have heard the most horrible things about both Petsmart and Petco's groomers. I even tell my new customers..."Even if you never use my services again - ALWAYS use a private groomer".
I've had a lot of former Petsmart/Petco grooming customers complain of injury and abuse. YOU CANNOT EXPECT PERSONAL ATTENTION AND SERVICE FROM AN ASSEMBLY LINE! These are your BABIES - don't ever take chances, and trust your gut feelings...ALWAYS!
Sandra
Oh You Dirty Dawg Grooming with LOVE!
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My little Yorkie had a grooming appt at 12:30 today and nobody called us to say he was ready. I was so mad that I sent my husband to pick him up b/c they really didn't want to be seeing me as pissed off as I was. THEN! My husband called me from Petsmart to tell me they had not done a thing to him! It's now 6:00 and my baby has not been groomed! Talk about LIVID! I don't think I have ever been so mad in my entire life. Petsmart is grooming my child as we speak while my hubby waits and it's free. But guess what!?!?!? that's not enough! I want to know how something like this can even happen?!?!?! My dog has been neglected for the past 5 hours! They all better be glad I wasn't there, b/c I'd probably be spending the night in jail! I called the manager who said that the issue would be dealt with so that this type of thing doesn't happen again to anyone. He said that he has no idea how something like this happened b/c they have checks and balances in place for this very reason. I really don't know what to do. There is nothing that they can do or say to make this any better! I'm just ready for my hubby bring my baby home to me!
POODLE:
It is rare but that can happen. I know it does seem strange but, when the nails are cut right up to the vein (quick) in the nail there can be just a thin enough layer that when that thin layer gently scraps on the concrete or asphalt, it can start bleeding. They probably cut the nail just a LITTLE bit too short. (If the nails are black it is impossible to see where the vein ends in the nail). And it isn't the worst thing to happen in the long run anyway. Because the vein will naturally receed so the next time the nail can be cut just as short with OUT bleeding ( without quicking the vein at all). When a dogs nails grow and grow and grow very long without getting cut for a long period of time vets will actually have to cut the nail short themselves (causing the nail to bleed) and cauterize it at the hospital. The substance they used was probably styptic powder (Kwik Stop). Which is commonly used on dogs, cats, and parrots. I keep a container at home just in case. =) Anyway, don't take my word for it. There is plenty of information out there in the library or the internet.
I use to work for PetSmart as a groomer and have witnessed dog abuse. A fellow employee was seen punching a dog in the face three times. Statements were given to management and the employee was issued a "final" which means that if he hits another dog he will be fired. The alleged dog abuser still works there but I do not. My resignation was put in shortly after we found out that he would still be employed as a PetSmart groomer.
I took my dog Stanley in for his nails to be clipped. Explained to the groomer that he was scared of it and she assured me that she understood and would take good care of him, and to go ahead and pay while they got started. Well, when I came back she was yelling at my dog but quickly changed her attitude when she saw me there. Afterwards, I noticed Stanley had trouble getting into the truck but attributed it to the fresh nail trim. As the night and next day progressed, we noticed he was in pain and favoring his left rear leg. Took him to the vet, which petsmart did agree to pay, and it turns out she broke his left rear leg! Petsmart is paying the vet bills, but I think we should be compensated more than that for the pain he is going through. He is my best buddy and loves riding with me in the truck, but now cant do it unless I pick him up and put him in it. Unfortunately I cant find any lawyers who will take the case because he is just a dog, not a human. I got news for these lawyers, he is much more than "just a dog"! He is my best friend and my riding buddy...
Anyone know of any lawyers in west virginia or virginia that takes animal cases?
When we picked up our female standard poodle from Petsmart grooming salon in Fayetteville, NC this afternoon 22 August 09, I was horrified ! Almost all her nails are bleeding! I went back in the grooming salon and told the lady that groomed her that her nails are bleeding and that she had cut it very short, she took my poor poodle and applied some stuff in her nails and then told me that the nails is pressing in the concrete as the dog walk thats why it bleeds. What an excuse! Jeez ...I felt so bad for my dog, , , and we just left since she cant stand this lady touching her anymore.
It is a REALLY big deal to accuse someone of dog abuse. I highly doubt the groomer was abusing your dog. And if you and your child were standing in front of the window gawking at the groomer, it most likely made her very uncomfortable. We are not a circus show. We don't get paid enough to deal with you making faces at your dog, freaking them out. And in addition, puppies are generally very difficult to groom. They are not exposed and if you baby your puppy, which I'm sure you do, they assume they can get away with everything. So they scream and wiggle, even bite, because they don't know what's going on and they think they can get it to stop. Go ahead and try to groom your own puppy, you will soon discover that it is extremely difficult.
temp. of store
The temperature of the store (#400 shops at Stroud, Stroudsburg PA 18360), grooming salon was over 85 degrees and completely unacceptable! I ask to speak to a manager they got a man named Mike for me and he told me "there has never been a problem, I keep my house at 74 and my dogs back there now so I don't know what to tell you." He was rude and completely unprofessional. I left with my three dogs right then and there and told him I would be getting in touch with Corporate, and he told me "to go ahead all that will happen is the store will get a write up and nothing will change!" I don't think this is the response a customer should get when he or she is making a complaint or showing concern for the animals or the petsmart workers. The kind of attitude and response that I was given was unbelievable. I will be going to HR with this problem. Mike was right I called corporate and still have not received a phone call back, so my next step will be HR! After this experience I do NOT believe that petsmart cares about the animals in it's care nor their employees and certainly not their customers.
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in fact the ambient air temperature controls are in colorado, not arizona. our az salons get hot too. salons generate a lot of heat and when you have dryers, hot water, 5 plus groomers, 2+ bathers, and a combined 10 to 20+ dogs in those fishbowls, yeah... it gets HOT! but agree when it reaches temperatures of 85 tell your ceo or mod to call the a/c hotline.
'groomer' is a Petco employee (a sociopath, in fact) who is going on here to try and make PetSmart look bad. She/he/it should try cleaning up her/his/its own store before criticizing anyone else's. Also, there are far more complaints about Petco than PetSmart and PetSmart wasn't just sued (again...June 2010) and found guilty of extreme cruelty to animals.
HR for most companies are Private and outsiders cannot just call and say fire this person it hearsay. It will not hold up. First off if it was that hot the employees would be sweeting their butts of and would complain enough it would change. I think two things are going on here, 1. You are having hot flashes, or 2 the humidity is making it feel hotter than it really is. My other guess is your mad at another issue and they don't want you to come back, it could be because your asking for more than what they are providing. Kinda like paying for one scoop of ice cream and demanding 1 and a half scoops.
I used to work at petsmart and them temp in there during summer is out of control. the groomers are sweating and its so hard to do ur job when its like that. managers and corparate do not give a ### about the grooming salon . its all about the money they can make and the money they can save by letting things like this go...
The ac is actually controlled by the headquarters in Arizona, and they will not think it is hot anywhere until it is like 115 degrees because they are in Arizona.
Last year PS decided to go "green" which translates to me, saving the corp money on a/c. The salon I worked in was very uncomfortable. I told the store mgr that not only it is uncomfortable for the dogs, it makes the groomers impatient and cranky (which in turn makes the dogs difficult and thus a viscious cycle ensues, making the entire grooming experience bad for your dog and the groomers) and heats up our equipment. Corp had the managers running around taking readings of the temps and humidity in every part of the store. This battle went on all summer and nothing much was ever accomplished. All I can think of is that the store mgr in Stroudsburg was being honest with you- that corp will not pay any attention to your complaint. Fighting with corp is like beating your head on a brick wall. We had to shut off all the dryers when the temp in the back area got to 85. Problem is, it may be 75 degrees but with the tremendous amount of humidity, it feels like 100 degrees.
Complain repeatedly until you get some response and don't stop until the problem is addressed in a positive manner.
grooming hurt my dog!
I went to this petsmart location on June 10, 2009 at approximately 1:30pm. I took my dog Milo in to get his ears cleaned and his teeth brushed. I was told there was a little bit of a wait since I had no appointment. I went to a shop next door for ten minutes to give them time enough to do the items I paid for. When I returned to get my dog his eyes were...
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Two weeks ago, I took my Yorkshire Terrier into be groomed. When I picked him up I noticed a puncture wound on his stomach. I asked the groomer what had happened because the wound was new. The groomer said the wound had been there. The manager was called. I took my dog Ozker over to Banfield to be looked at. (Banfield vet clinic is located within Petsmart.) Ozker ended up needing stitches for the deep puncture wound. I am angry because the groomer at Petsmart knew he wounded my dog (how could he not - the wound was fresh, Ozker had to have cried when he was punctured.) I am also angry because my dog sat in a kennel waiting to be picked up when he clearly needed medical attention. The groomer showed no concern or remorse for hurting my dog. Petsmart did reinburse me for the grooming and covered the Banfield expenses. They were not able to provide me with a copy of the incident report. I called the Petsmart Corporate office to file a complaint on the Negligence of the groomer, and it has been six days-they still have not contacted me back. I took Ozker in to have the stitches removed, and the groomer who cut my dog was still working. Does Petsmart really care about animals? Henderson, Nevada Nestor Garcia (groomer)
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It sounds like the groomer knew it, and the incident has been covered up. I would find another place. I wouldn't take the chance that person would ever touch my dog again.
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Our family used to take our two Wire Fox Terriers two this Petsmart bi-weekly. We were usually treated with excellent customer service and our dogs were always cut very well. We have always been told our dogs behaved nicely. Except on occasion with Barkley, this was expected. He can be aggressive at times, but it never seemed too serious.
However, today, a groomer we haven't had a lot of experience with, complained about both of our dogs. Saying they weren't being compliant and were causing several issues. We were surprised, because we have never had this happen with previous groomers, at least we were told. The issue was so serious that they had added a $6 handling charge to the bill. We were also told that the dogs have posed as a serious issue before and had even Yellow Carded Barkley. They said their records were lined with notes in the system and implied we should have expected this charge to have been added. This seemed very wrong, for this is the first time we have ever been informed of their "horrible behavior" and long record.
We told them that previous groomers had told us our dogs have behaved very well, and had only had occasional minor issues with Barkley. They then told us groomers would often "suck-up" to their patrons, so they won't hurt "their feelings". Well this is just pure dishonesty and unfair to the customers. I believe we should have the right to know how our dogs truly behaved. So we can be wary when about taking them to another appointment. For if we were informed of their bad behavior before we would have been prepared and content in paying this $6 fine.in addition, they were fully capable of informing us of a possible $6 dollar fine before we handed the dogs o them, since their records were so poor. She even had the nerve to ask us if our dogs had behavior problems even though their system very well told them they were such "horrible dogs".
If the groomers are reading this, I apologize for our dog’s poor behavior, however please don't tell us several visits later that are dogs are hard to handle and charge us for it. It's just unfair. I think the public has the right to know about this incident. Thank you.
Point and case, this PetsMart is very dishonest. Be wary when they tell you your dog is excellent, for it may be the exact opposite. We refused to pay the handling charge and we may never take our dogs to this PetsMart again.
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I agree, it is very dishonest that the groomers did not tell you about your pets "misbehavior." I have been grooming for the company for 5 years now and always tell people about their pets behavior, to the "t". I have been bit several times and usually you jump around and squeal like an idiot for a few minutes, then have someone help you so the dog can be groomed without injuring anyone. i.e. the groomer or the dog. If it looks like that can't be done, then I call the pet parent and explain exactly what went on and why I can't finish the pet. However; unlike most groomers that I know, I do not just write the pet off after that. I tell them to bring their pet in just to get cookies and lovin's (no grooming done at that time) to make coming to the groomer a positive experience. My salon is all about positive experiences for these pets (and pet parents, though in my mind you come second to your babies, sorry), it's nice to see that from these post from other groomers we are not the only salon that feels that way, but it is sad that all Petsmarts across the country do not seem to have that same mindset.
I am a groomer for the company for almost a year now, and previous places for the last ten years. I can also add to the previous person that sometimes it wasn't bad enough to even mention. I also like to just say that sometimes I will just tell the owner of a misbaving dog that the next time if they misbehave I will add a charge. I really don't feel right adding something if the owner doesn't know about it. I do work with someone that is what you are describing, she actually had a client today that had lots of notes and he had no idea that there were problems with the feet cause he had been told the pup was great, and she just informed him that the groom may not get done because of the muzzle rule, as well as the age rule. I also feel that the lady before me that wrote the really long note is so right, we don't have the time to give with all that we are expected to do. We are receptionist, telemarketers, stockers, and on top of that we need to fill our schedules so we can keep our jobs. It is a great oppurtunity, but it isn't for everyone and sometimes, you have to really love it. I LOVE my job and I haven't ever been bit, and rarely have problems with dogs that I can't handle, I just cuddle up with them and they just calm down and I can finish...i see people being rough with dogs and it really upsets me and I just KNOW that if you just be paitent with them they tend to relax and let you do what needs to be done.
I'm sorry that you weren't informed that your pets had seemingly, by your account, misbehaved before. It is TRUE that most groomers do not mention a pet's poor behavior for a variety of reasons - most people view their pets as their children (think about how you'd feel if your child's behavior were criticized in public), groomers who do say things in a constructive way are often dismissed by owners, and lastly they don't want to risk their tip. AS A GROOMER OF 25 YRS. I know all of the above to be true. I see dogs who have been marked yellow in the computer although the owner has never been informed. My clients know when they own a "canine terrorist" and I explain why I charge more for their dog when they pick up - it's usually a lack or breakdown of communication between owners and groomers. Saying that, I do take the time to educate the pet parents how they can help their pets' behavior (which more often than not falls on deaf ears) and I remove extra charges when there's an improvement, or more often than not, when I know a pet parent has worked with little or no success with their pet. Something else people dealing with PetSmart have to realize is that the company expects their groomers to groom 2-3 dogs in 3 hrs., only allows us to muzzle a dog for 20 minutes for the entire day, weather or not the groom is completed, stock shelves in three aisles of retail and act as telemarketers to make appts. They don't allow time for dogs that need to be handled differently - some dogs just cannot handle the crowds in the windows, kids banging on the glass, and whipping through their grooming. Terriers are tough little dogs and can be nippy, sometimes it takes just a quieter atmosphere for quite a few dogs. That's why, after two horrible years with this company, I get to walk in tomorrow and resign.
I think you did have a groomer that hated his/her job. I've been a groomer for 3 years with the company, and I never suck up to customers. If I get bit, the pet parent will know about it. I agree with the comment above. I think you should ask for the groomer who you've had experience with, or better yet, ask the salon manager to groom your dogs. They will not sugar-coat things. There are groomers working within the company that will suck up because they fear losing their job if they don't be overly nice.
Personally, I think you had a groomer that doesn't like his/her job. No, not all dogs are the best, not all dogs stand like statues, and sometimes they may nip. If they didn't tell you about an issue before...that's because, chances are, there wasn't one until that groomer got ahold of them. Not to mention...alot of times dogs react to the groomers moods. I've been a groomer for 9 years. I've seen alot of moods from groomers change the outcome of the dog's behavior, because when these dogs are too much to handle for these amateurs, when I take them...the dogs are fine. Unfortunately...Barkley and the other baby were probably ruffed up a bit by that groomer, and they retaliated. I do believe you should take them to a person you trust or just request the groomer that was doing them with no problems. You're babies will be happier for it...not to mention you're peace of mind.
no operating instructions incl. w/product
I purchased a dog harness. Upon opening packaging, I found no instructions on how to fasten harness. I attempted to puzzle it out, but had no success. I returned the next day to get the instruction pamphlet advertised on the package. I requested a copy of the instructions twice and this request was ignored. Instead, a clerk demonstrated the harnessing procedure with a stunt dog. I returned home to try it, but was unable to attach it properly. I returned to Petsmart a third time, bringing my dog and the harness. They attached it to the dog, but would not honor my third request for a set of instructions.
Poor customer service.
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A lot of the harnesses are usually easy to figure out they should be self explanatory. Also, if after on assosciate SHOWED you on the dog how to put on the harness how would you expect to figure it out any better from instructions?
If you can't figure out how to harness a dog, you probably aren't fit to own one. And if you're so stubborn that you didn't LOOK online for the 100's of videos and images that inform you of the proper way to do this... well, I feel sorry for that animal. Suck it up, be a petparent, and don't blame it on someone else. And by the way, if the employee went as far as to show you on a stunt dog how it works, that's way more service than you'd receive at Target or WalMart... what a whiner.
overcharging. rudness. abusive comments. lack of intellect!
Sunday, May 17, 2009 we picked up our many dogs from the PetSmart Queen Creek, AZ hotel. Cashier 296982 was very, very abrupt and rude. She charged us for a full day x 3 dogs when we reminded her we were present before her at 11:30 a. m. and we shouldn't be charged the full day price. We asked her twice to return any of our provided unused dog food which...
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On May 11, I took my 1 1/2 year old Shih Tzu-Bischon mix in to the groomers at the local Petsmart where I have taken her many times before. I had never been overjoyed with the service that I have recieved there. Once I took her into get groomed and she came back to me completely shaved.
The point of my complaint however, is not the haircut itself. I am here to complain about the staff and service of everyone employed by Petsmart. I dropped Lola off at 8:30 in the morning so she would be done early enough for me to get to work later that afternoon. They told me she would be done at 11:30.
When I walked into the grooming side of the store my sister called me and told me that Petsmart had called her instead of me. We assumed that they were just calling to tell me that my dog was ready. That was not the case. I walked in to a women with a blank look on her face to tell me that my dog had been cut while getting groomed around her face.
They explained to me that she started licking the women who was grooming her and got in the way of the scissors and they cut her tongue. They informed me that they had taken her over to the vet that was located next door and he said she would be fine and it would just bleed for a while because it was on her tongue.
My dog was not fine. After they explained to me what happened they went into the back and got her. A few minuutes later my dog came out half groomed and bloody. They didnt make it seem like it was that big of a deal so I just assumed it was like they said.
After taking her into my car and calming down I looked a little closer at her tongue. Not only had the groomer cut her, they cut a triangle shaped chunk out of the tip of her tongue. Also, probably after this happened and my dog in pain she bit her own tongue which put a gash at the top of her tongue.
I was not happy with the information that I recieved from the groomers so I took the liberty of taking my dog to my personal vet. He saw her for two seconds and immediately put her under sedation and put stitches in both lacerations. I called the groomers, who seemed very skiddish when I was talking to them and asking details about who groomed her and all of that.
I also contacted the vet that (supposedly) saw her he told me that he didnt know about the scissors and was told she just bit her tongue, and that he did mention to the girls that he could put stitches into it and I should go speak to him when I picked her up. Needless to say they neglected to tell me this. After I spoke to them I called the manager himself to let him know what was going on and what I had to take my time out to do. I explained to him that I did not believe I should be held responsible for the vet bills that were about to pile on top of me. He told me that any bill I had he would take care of it.
Now, 3 days later I went down to Petsmart to give them the bills and to get the money back that I had to take out of my own pocket to pay for their mistake. I delt with the other manager that was working this morning and she was rude and short with me. She told me there was nothing they could do about it and I had to wait for corporate. While this may be the case, I did not like the way I was being treated.
I waited for the manager that I had spoken with when all of this happened to get in, to speak to him. When he called me he told me that same exact thing. While explaining to him that I am a college student with a minimum wage job that doesnt have the money to pay for unecessary damages such as this, he kept interrupting me and saying he understood. I will be getting to the bottom of this and I will be getting my money back. I wasn't even going to get into the time I had to miss off work while my dog was getting stitches. I will get into all of that if needed.
I am very disappointed with the staff and managment of Petsmart, they have lost my business and the business of people I have told this story to because they do not want this to happen to their pets, and I do not blame them at all.
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I think people who say "PETSMART" making an over-generalization about the company as as a WHOLE are IDIOTS. And I think you need to say MY HOMETOWN'S PetSmart, because not all PetSmarts are the same. Yours PetSmart sucks and you need to cite this in your complaint.
awful experience
On May 2nd 2009 I took my family and my dog to the PetSmart at 1819 NE Pine Island Road in Cape Coral Florida. We noticed a dog in the middle of the store alone with no owner in site for about 10 minutes. I commented to one of the store employees that it is dangerous for a dog to be not on a leashed in the store, but the employee did not seem to care. After about 20 minutes in the store I noticed a second dog which was a (PITBULL) again not leashed in the store. There was a guy who was not an employee of PetSmart training dogs off the leash in the middle of the store. Once we left the store I called the store number back on my cell phone and spoke to Lee the store manager. He stated the gentleman that was training the dogs off the leash was an employee’s boyfriend and not an employee of PetSmart. I stated to him this is dangerous, anyone of those dogs could bite a customer and he would be in a lot of trouble. I will call the corporate office on Monday to have the manager reported. THIS IS UNSAFE AND DANGEROUS FOR CUSTOMERS WALKING THERE CHILDREN AND LEASHED DOGS THOUGH THE STORE! BEWARE OF UNSAVE DOG OWNERS IN THIS STORE.
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correction* It is a PetSmart policy that ALL dogs, including those in training courses, MUST be leashed at ALL times on the property, inside and out.
I am sorry to hear this. I am a trainer at PetSmart in Pensacola, Florida. All of our customers MUST have leashed dogs while inside the store. It is a PetSmart policy that NO dog, including those in training courses, MUST be leashed at ALL times on the property, inside and out.
awful service
Went to Petsmart to pick up some more canned food for my pooch (Petco does not carry this brand) and some Frontline flea product with the arrival of Spring in mind. Our Petsmart has a Banfield Vet in the back of the store, this is where I found the Frontline hanging on a tabletop circular rack marked "Display Only". My thought, "ugh! making this more difficult for me to buy product", told the girl behind the counter what I needed and this Ordeal Began;
Asked to pay for it there, not at the front of the store with the rest of my purchases, give my personal info (name, add, phone...) when I responded I did not want to be on any more lists, was told it was to print an invoice... (grumble grumble) I pulled out my debit/credit card when she told me the price (knew it was higher by about $5, than my own vets, but I was already there), ran my card as debit, then her phone rang and she was otherwise occupied for the next several minutes occasionally using a condescending tone to the caller, as I stood there waiting for my receipt and product. Yep, this annoyed me - she hung up and announced that my debit card didn't go through and it was because I chose debit and not the credit option. "HUH?!"
I was told I needed to swipe it again and use credit option.
I just wanted to run in to the store and quickly pick up these two things, (fast paced, here in California). Now I am encountering nonsense (in my opinion) and inconvenient delays. Yes, I told her this and left the Banfield counter without flea product hearing her echo "have a nice day' in a sarcastic tone.
At the front of the store, as I paid for the dog food, I did tell the employee. May be last visit to Petsmart and definitely to a Banfield.
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Again, another impatient and ignorant customer. You answered your own complaint in what you wrote. BANFIELD = ONE COMPANY. PETSMART=ANOTHER COMPANY. When you go to Subway inside of a walmart, can you pay for your Sub at the photo department? Or can you pay for your daughters new bicyle at Subway? No. If your in a rush, do not go shopping. Front-line is not always an "over the counter" medication. Sometimes you need to fill out information regarding it. Your not buying cookies.
learn to live with it - nobody cares anymore especially the young people. everything is a chore - doing their job - is a chore...
20 years ago, people cared whether you were at mcdonalds or chevy. the kids today dont give a hoot, all they do is sit on their phones texting, complain about everything and want more more more.
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I'm sorry for your loss. Pet Smart doesn't seem to have a good reputation. Maybe next time you can find a pet sitter..?