Clark Pet Store

Came here for some natures miracle to clean up an accident at home. The proprietor of the store was fantastic, very helpful. He is also a groomer and made some amazing suggestions to help my pup be her best and even gave her a quick touch up in the back grooming area. Im a customer for life now, regardless its a small shop but I wont be going to big box stores anymore thanks to his helpful service that day last week. Thank you Sir!!!

Just got my dog Baxter groomed at Clark Pet. The store’s façade is somewhat stealthy, being that it’s easy to walk right past on your way to the subway – but what a find!
On drop off, our Maltipoo, named Baxter was looking real shaggy.
But after the grooming, Baxter looked like a show dog. Mike carefully surveyed any preferences we might want and then took it up a notch. Mike is both professional and knowledgeable and better than any of the grooming joints around which keep you on hold while they book your appointment.
Overall I’m very pleased with my experience there. Certainly I will be a repeat customer.
I recommend you try Clark Pet – maybe the best kept secret in the Heights.

This a pretty basic mom and pop supply pet store (right by the Clark St subway store) which stocks quite an impressive number of different foods and an ok amount of other product but unfortunately not the food I came here looking for. In addition to the retail store they do offer grooming or boarding though it wasn’t the prettiest looking boarding area I’ve seen. Prices are a bit higher than what you may find at a big chain store like Petco or online but the mark ups on food at least weren’t significant, they do offer free delivery so that certainly makes it worth it. The owner was very sweet and gave me a free cat toy despite me only buying 4 cans of cat food. Do be warned that if you’re bringing a dog here that there’s a cat on premises.

Because this store is right by the Clark street subway station, I find myself in here a lot – also because a Brooklyn Heights dog I walk likes to drag me in here.
They have a fairly good selection, including a line of doggie outerwear and and friendly staff who give me a handful of treats if I buy something and have Olive there at the same time.
I find their prices on canned food aren’t great, but are competitive with the surrounding stores, and certainly with Manhattan. So, to recap: they’re convenient, with reasonable prices and helpful staff.

Grooming for my Brownie was excellent! Worth the trip, business was clean and staff was very nice, a bit pricey but less expensive than most.

OK, let’s get this straight — Clark Pet Store might not be the cheapest game in town, but the customer service is among the best I’ve ever encountered, and well worth any premium.
I needed cold weather gear for my two dogs — French Bulldogs, notoriously hard to fit. After trying many stores, I figured I’d go online. Except that meant research, order, return, over and over.
Clark Pet Store was amazing. A terrific selection, stuff that I’d never encountered anywhere else (online or B&M), and the proprietor just knew what’d work, and what wouldn’t. He was unbelievably patient as well, and polite throughout (and seriously, I was being a pain in the butt customer).
Yes, I could have saved a few bucks online, but I’m not getting this type of service and expertise from a website. Well worth every dollar spent, my pups are ready for foul weather, and I can spend time on more important things. Thanks, Clark!

If you’re willing to pay literally
twice as much as you could buy the same product for online, Clark Pet Store is a lovely, welcoming place to do it.
I’m not from Brooklyn but stopped here after visiting a friend, because the night before I’d found two feral kittens in the park. I needed a carrier to get them to the vet. While in the store I picked up a number of cat and dog toys, and then asked for help with the carriers, which were all very high up. The gentleman who helped me was very helpful, and showed me a carrier that looked perfect «Pet Gear Aviator 3-​in-​1 Carrier» It was up high and I read the price as $ 19.99. I said out loud, «$ 20 is so cheap!» and he smiled and laughed a little. He rang me up and the price was suddenly $ 119.99. I balked at the total and he showed me the sticker where there was a very faded 1. I started to express my desire for a refund. «Are they really that expensive? Last time I bought one it was about $ 40.»
«These are very good quality.» I was still hesitant and he started just stuffing free stuff into my bag. Some greenies for the dogs, several sausages, another cat toy. All in all, about $ 40 worth of product. This only confirmed to me that the price was inflated. But there was a long line behind me, I’d already paid, and I really did need the carrier for an upcoming vet appointment. So I left. As soon as I was outside the store, I Googled the carrier.
You can find not one, but dozens of online retailers selling the exact same model for about $ 60, many including free shipping. I understand that local shops need to pay rent and often charge more. But 200% is too rich for me, despite the charm of supporting local businesses. I’d much rather he reduce the original price, not feel «fooled» and not have him throw in a ton of «free» products to keep the sale.
The one other thing I’ll note is that I saw a cat running free in the store. I appreciated that. But hardcore allergy sufferers will not. He also explained that he was an inside-​outside cat, free to go into the street when they wanted. This seems incredibly unsafe to me.
Anyway, nice guy, good selection, absolutely unjustifiable pricing.

Wow. okay, quick synopsis: I was assaulted in the Heights by a man with a dog who ran in the direction of Clark St. I presumed he lived in the area so I went to the local pet shops to ask if they knew someone that fit the description.
Upon entering this store I was greeted by a man who claimed to be the groomer and said the owner wasn’t there. I asked if he possibly knew the person who assaulted me but he wouldn’t answer and just sucked at his teeth as if he had something stuck. I came back the next day hoping to find the owner but the same man was there. I glanced up and noticed that his face was on the license for the store. Strange. I asked if the owner would be back and he said he was on vacation. Okay. I asked if I could place a flyer in the window about the incident and that’s when he started yelling at me. He said that the assault didn’t take place in his store and he has nothing to do with it. I pleaded that it was likely the person shopped at the store and it was an animal related incident. He just kept yelling and a real anger overtook him. It was pretty clear that he was either a completely dispassionate, callous individual or he knew the party in question and was covering for him. There was another customer behind me the whole time. I happen to be fostering a stray dog and have spent quite a bit of $ since getting him. In fact, the same day this occurred I went and spent over $ 120 at another store in the area where I was told that I could place a flyer. They now have a new customer.

Good selection of products, but the markup of prices is absurd. Most things are 20– 50 percent higher than other pet stores. To make matters worse, they bought the pet store in dumbo too, so to find normal prices, we have to go to the store in cobble hill.

All hail King Tut. The staff here is so friendly, and they are always working. 9 – 9 every day, these guys never take a day off! They sell Royal Canin which my dog needs to prevent oxalate crystals. This is hands down my dog’s favorite destination.

This is my new favorite pet store. Not only do they sell Blue Buffalo dog food, along with many other brands, but they are cheaper than most of the local pet stores. I saved $ 3 on a bag of dry food for my dog and bought him yummy treats since I saved some dough. Friendly owner also.

I have been a frequenter of Clark Pet Store since I got my dog about 2 months ago. They have been extremely helpful and given me lots of advice on training and places to take my dog. The prices are exactly what I would expect from any local pet store trying to stay afloat with Brooklyn Heights rent costs. I love that whenever I walk out, it’s always with a handful of treats for my dog. Their cat is always fun and he and my dog always have a good time.

We have a lot of choices for meeting our pet’s needs in Brooklyn Heights and Clark Pet stands tall among them. The owner and staff are lovely and always very helpful. They have a huge inventory for such a small space. Until she passed recently, my CRV kitty was very fickle in what food suited her taste buds on any given day. I think we tried almost all of their canned cat foods and that is saying a lot. I am happy they are a part of the neighborhood.

I really like Clark Pets, and not just because the store is literally around the corner from my apartment. Yes, convenience plays a factor when I need to pick up a 10 lb. bag of kitty litter, but the owners and staff are really cool. They answer all my questions about litter boxes and scratching posts, and even threw in a free cat toy (my kitten’s favorite toy now, actually) when I purchased some things the other day. The prices seem very fair and there is a lot of inventory.

Friendly, and they give my dog a ton of treats. I take him to get shampoo’d only and they do a great job — making my dog all fluffy and even trimming his nails. They deliver a 30 lb bag of dog food to my 5^th floor walk up, can’t get better than that.

Really nice guys: made me feel right at home, and the best grooming prices I’ve found in this area for my german shepherd and golden retriever. It’s not a fancy place but it’s well-​kept. They did a nice job with the bath and trim, and used a natural shampoo. I willl definitely be going back again.

Decent pet store in a neighborhood with a few other gems. Overall, they seem helpful, friendly, and genuine. They delivered at no charge a large bag of food to my door 30 minutes after I left (which is exactly what I requested since I had a few other errands to run) — that was pretty impressive in an age of horrible service. Their prices are definitely above what other nearby pet stores charge for several items, so we usually prefer Pet Emporium (great service, decent prices) or Perfect paws (great service, premium goods — plus grooming which we haven’t tried yet). But if I’m walking by Clark or I can’t find something at the others, Clark Pet Store is not a bad option. Options are great to have, especially in a small neighborhood like Bklyn Heights.

After my most recent pet store disaster, I just wanted to walk to Clark Pet, find the food I needed and leave. Mission accomplished with ease. The store is small, but laid out so you can find anything you need without too much delay. Within twenty seconds I found my big bag of Eukanuba that was so impossible to score in DUMBO, some Iams biscuits and was on my way.
If you compare prices and coupons and such at these local pet stores, you will invariably be disappointed in the end as the fluctuations can be totally random in every way. I choose to go where the product is the easiest to get. Realistically, I could just order it all online, but Clark Pet has always been efficient and quick to go into and nothing has changed.

The place looks a little shabby on the outside but don’t let that fool you — it’s a great spot for all your pet’s needs. Owned by the sweetest Egyptian brothers with their awesome cat «King Tut», they will give your animal lots of free treats and introduce you to some hard to find products — lots of interesting stuff that comes from Canada such as dachshund specific fleeces (something I was sure didn’t exist and as a dachshund owner, I fell in love with) and prescription diet food (nice to have a store only a few blocks from you sell it as opposed to having to order it from your Vet!). They truly love all animals and will give yours a good belly scratch. Their prices are reasonable too. Last time I went I spent about $ 90 on various items and the guy gave me two free dried turkey patties after seeing my dog love them so much :)

This pet store is hidden! I don’t think many people come in here; they go to more the ‘hipster’ places; and the store’s sort of intimidated because they are newbies to the area and try to keep up with the flavor of the area. They’re sort of on a «dead» block too– what a shame…
The best part is that you definitely get a warm welcome when entering the door under the dark green awning. Come on guys, spice up your outside! It looks a little dark and closed down! It’s not closed down, really! The items though… yeah, might be dark… tell you furry friend not to be sad when they don’t have what they want; but the staff’s very friendly and will do anything to accommodate your request and get it for you!