one stop pet shop

I once visited this location and noticed they had a sick ferret with green discharge coming out if its nose me being a ferret person knew right away that it was sick I made the sales kids aware of it and told him they need to get it to the vet that it has an upper resporotory infection n that the others will get sick . He looked and walked away I asked for the store manager and brought it to his attention also but I did not see them remove the sick ferret ! It angers me that people like this are in business ! If there is a sick dog all other dogs with it or that are housed there need to be treated ! This place needs to be reported !!! more

Animal food is not stored properly and frequently gets infested with bugs. Their small animals and birds are kept in overcrowded, unclean cages not to mention the cages that the customers DON'T see! Sick animals are left to die in dirty containers away from the "sales floor" - no vet care is given unless the customer who is purchasing it notes illness. Someone buying a pomeranian puppy had to wait over a week to take the dog home b/c they noticed the dog had bloody diahrea and they had to wait for the vet to come back to the store and see the dog. The store did not take the dog to the vet - they waited for the vet to come to the store! Every single puppy sold there comes from puppy mills - the same with the birds and small animals. And the employees are INSTRUCTED to lie about where they come from. A family member purchased a chihuahua from them and spent well over $4000 in vet bills the first year - puppy was extremely sick, has many intestinal issues and luxating patella. A friend purchased a pomeranian puppy there - it had coccidia, giardia, and campylobacter. Puppy is less than 2 years old and needs a $2000 surgery to alleviate knee and hip pain due to such poor breeding. A guinea pig that developed many health problems due to the horrible food they feed was going to be sold as snake food. It was rescued by a worker and brought back to health. I know first hand that these people could not care any less about animals - they are only in it for the money. They have no problems knowingly purchasing puppies from puppy mills and selling sick animals. They should go back to running the "cafe" they used to run. more

We bought our dog, a Cavachon, from One Stop (I know, not the best name) about four years ago. They're still in the same plaza now but have a different name, and the place is much larger. Great selection of pets, extremely knowledgeable staff...it's really a great place to go. Skip the trip to Petco and come here where the staff actually cares about the animals and not just the bottom line. more

One stop pet shop is a nice local pet store that carries a little bir of everything that all sorts of pets need. They also sell small animals, reptiles, birds, fish and puppies. There prices are reasonable for a small scale pet store. There selection of fish is not bad either. Not worth a pilgrimage but definately stop by if you're in the neighborhood. more