PJ’s Pets

The poor puppy mill pups that get sold here
Sad cages full of dog poop and they all have diarrhea from the crappy food there fed
Dislike this place

Took my son to get a pet… No one helped us… Didn’t buy a pet… Cya!

I am usually not a person to go into a pet store as I am very pro adoption and believe that anything you can get at stores like this you can buy at a pet supply store.
About a week ago I had to grab some live meal worms for my turtle because he went off his food and I knew he could not refuse those.
I waited 30 minutes before someone finally helped me. During that time I asked several people for help and they said that the area I wanted help in was not their area.
After I got help (finally) I went over to the small live pet area and I noticed several were sick with a fungal infection of some kind. I know this because I do a lot of rescue work and see it a lot. I told the girl cleaning cages and she stated that they were fine and that she just checked on them.
When I pointed out that Ring worm could be the cause and that she should go to her Dr. to get checked she freaked out, grabbed the sick baby guinea pig and a baby bunny and took them into the back.
I would NEVER suggest this store. They will sell you sick, pregnant, and un handled pets.

PJ pets is an OK store to browse. I don’t think many people buy pets from here though. Actually I don’t think many people buy dogs from here. Usually when a kid wants a dog their parents will buy them something else instead, like a hamster or something. So I feel bad for the puppies here because it seems like most people just come in and look at them and that is about it.
If you really want a puppy check out the SPCA.

DO NOT EVER BUY A PUPPY FROM A PET STORE!!!
Ever, ever, ever… unless of course you WANT a puppy that will have behavioral or health problems. «Reputable» breeders will want to know about you, about how you are going to raise and take care of your puppy. A reputable breeder would NEVER put their dogs in a small cage in a window. A reputable breeder WILL provide you with pedigree history and health certificate numbers you can independently varify, and MOST will REQUIRE you to bring the dog back to them if you can no longer care for the pup for any reason to avoid having their dogs end up in places like PJ’s Pets, a shelter, or anywhere else.
PLEASE — do your research before buying your puppy and do not EVER get one from a pet store!

I saw the cutest dog, when I was recently at PJ’s Pets. He was small, furry, and adorable – I wanted to take him home so bad. I feel sorry for the dogs here though. I doubt it’s really that pleasant for the dogs to be confined to such small spaces. Some of the breeds are very expensive, like Yorkshire Terriers and Shih Tzus. The puppies come from local breeders, but I think there are a lot of dogs in the SPCA that probably need a home too, so if I were to get a dog again, I’d go there first.
There lots of other animals here too, like hamsters, bunnies, birds, fish, and lizards. Some of the birds are amazing to look at. There’s one parrot they have right now, who makes these very human noises. When I walked around the cage, he followed me and bit the café angrily. I was scared of him. The finch birds are really small and neat, but they have way too much energy.
When I used to have a beta fish, I would come here to get fish supplies. I find the prices reasonable and the staff to be knowledgeable too.