Tomlinson’s Feed & Pets

My go-​to pet supply store. Because my dog deserves the best. High end foods and snacks. Your pet deserves it!

They are also so helpful and willing to listen to your food issues with your pet! They also have samples periodically and are generous with them. Join their membership and you get a discount!

This place is great. I have a great dane and did a lot of research to find the best brand of dog food for him. They offer a program for $ 7 or so a year and you get 10% or something like that off of the dog food. It’s not much, but it’s something! Also, there is a blonde girl that works there. unsure of her name. but she is very helpful every time we go. Sometimes my kids have to come with me and she will carry the bag to the register AND to my car for me. When I bring my dog, everyone loves on him and gives him treats. Awesome place!!!

The place is great! The staff is wonderful and they take the time to help you find what you and your pet needs
It is a bit pricy but worth it considering the variety and customer service.
Also it’s one of the few places you can find premium brands

We purchase our dog’s Frozen Raw Food at this location. The staff are always super friendly and helpful. They’ve come to know exactly what we buy yet are still always accommodating. If there is ever a problem with the food, ripped bags, etc, without question they address the matter. This place deserves 6 stars for taking care of the customer. The prices are average in comparison to other places, including online. My two English Bull Terriers are always happy to visit the store as well.

My pup loves this place and so do I. She gets treats and pets and I get great deals on her treats!

I absolutely LOVE this place and honestly haven’t gone to any other pet stores since I started coming here. My two dogs Keely and Nicco are two of the most picky dogs I’ve ever known, I literally went through every raw food they sold there until we tried the Primal Pronto. Their amazing staff stuck it out with me and allowed me to return the portion my dogs didn’t eat of the food they didn’t like. They not only put me on their frequent buyer club that gives me a free bag of primal after I buy 12 on tip of the 10% I get for being a member that only costs about 7 dollars a year, and they have 6 bags ordered for me every friday, because my dogs go through 1 4 lb bag a day which makes things so much easier. Just this last week I bought my boyfriend a puppy who is only 5 weeks, and today I brought him in, they took turns holding him so I was able to work with the manager who was helping me get all the extra minerals and supplements I needed to add to the puppy food, and told me if they didn’t have it, they would get it for me meaning I wouldn’t have to worry about going to not only another one of their stores or another pet store. They also spoil my pups every time I bring them with natural healthy treats but they were also giving my new puppy soft treats to keep him occupied. The team always offers to help me carry my order to the car which this time I needed the help and my two big dogs who stayed in the car got their treat fix and love from the girls. They also referred me to the buttercup creek vet who is knowledgeable about their raw food and approved of it which is wonderful since every other vet I had been to here have not heard of the primal Pronto and we’re against me feeding my dogs that. I can go on and on about the staff here because they are so wonderful and knowledgeable about animals and their products which makes me confident with their products and able to come to them with any questions or concerns I have. They also have adoptions there, and have a thing that was in December that if you buy a bag of dog food and they will match that amount of dog food and donate to a shelter you choose or that they have listed and in return you get a certain amount off your purchases in January which is amazing. Thank you guys for everything you do, you truly are wonderful.

Tomlinson’s is a great locally owned pet store that gives back to the community. Since opening their first location in 1946 Tomlinson’s has been dedicated to offering healthy, natural pet products and the team members are trained in pet nutrition.
This location is always well staffed and check on customers often. The employees are very knowledgable about where products are located in the store and based on your purchases are quick to show you some other items you might be interested. My cats are having a harder time digesting as they creep up in age and they have made some suggestions on pet food that would be easier for them to digest. They also shared it is best to mix the new food with the old food so it easier for their body to switch to the new stuff.
Tomlinson’s carries lots of grain/​soy/​wheat free pet food, Texas based brands like Merrick and raw pet food. One of my favorite finds is the Tomlinson’s Chicken Chips sourced from a farm in Dripping Springs, Texas. They are made from hormone-​free, antibiotic-​free Texas chickens and the treats do not contain artificial flavoring or preservatives. Besides pet food and treats they also carry a variety of chews, toys, puzzles and grooming products.
They offer a pet club that gets you 10% off food for a year for $ 7.50. If you buy here often it is worth it in the long run.
Tomlinson’s hosts onsite adoptions, make product donations and often work with pet food companies on various promotions benefiting local animal shelters. Right now they are running a «pound for pound» promotion which customers can buy dog food for donation and the pet food company will match it.
If you are dedicated to shopping local, prefer quality pet products and excellent service this is your store.

In the past two years, I have made exactly two visits to a Tomlinson’s Pet Supplies store. In both cases, the reason for my visit was simply because I had run out of dry food for one of my dogs (Orijen Senior) on a day when it would be inconvenient to drive to my normal store, Pet Supplies Plus. The first visit, over a year ago, was to the RR 620 store, which happened to be on my way to another appointment and seemed convenient enough for me to make an exception in order to have food at home that evening.
I had no issue locating the food on the shelf and once I came to the counter to pay for my purchase, the store associate asked if I was a member of the «Pet Club». Although I already have a sound customer relationship with Pet Supplies Plus and have consistently enjoyed my shopping experience there, I permitted her to explain the details of the Pet Club. After receiving the information, despite the cost savings overall, I politely declined the offer. The store associate disregarded my polite refusal and again persisted in attempting to convince me to concede and pay the membership fee for the Pet Club. After an additional polite refusal, I received a somewhat sarcastic resigned sigh from the sales associate (as if to say «that’s your loss»), who then finally rang up my purchase.
Fast forward to a year later and with my hectic schedule that week, I ran into the same dilemma as mentioned earlier. Again, I happened to be driving by the new store on University Blvd. in Round Rock and in the interest of giving Tomlinson’s another opportunity, chose to purchase my Orijen Senior there. As before, I found the item without issue and when I came to the counter to pay for my purchase, I was again asked by the sales associate if I was a member of the Pet Club. Having already familiarized myself with the details from my visit the year before, I politely declined the offer. Without fail, the sales associate brushed aside my refusal and continued to press on with all the advantages and benefits of the Pet Club. Again, I politely refused, adding that I was pressed for time (which I was) and simply wanted to conclude my purchase and be on my way. At this point, a second sales associate came out from behind the shelves and began inquiring as to where I normally purchase my food. By this point I was fairly exasperated with the insistent «hard sell» tactic of the associates, but in the interest of maintaining my composure, I answered the associate’s questions at which point he again began rattling off all the savings I’d be missing out on (as if to attempt to explain something to a child or someone incapable of processing basic math skills). I finally cut him off, tersely said «I’ll live», to emphasize my refusal of the offer, paid for my purchase and gathered my food. On my way out the door, apparently that associate saw fit to make an offhanded remark to the cashier who rang up my purchase as well as to the other customers that were standing behind me while I was paying, resulting in a good bit of laughter from the group as I exited.
Sincerely, I am not certain whether the corporate office, sales managers, and/​or marketing department are promoting a sales incentive to the associates who sell the most Pet Club memberships, but in my personal experience, there is nothing more aggravating and unpleasant than having a visit to a pet store turn into something akin to being at a car dealership. Although sales prices, cost savings, and discounts are a significant factor that goes into a consumer’s choice of where to shop, for some of us, it is not the ONLY nor is it the PRIMARY factor upon which we make our choices. Speaking for myself, it is far more important that when I visit a retailer, my requests and needs as a customer are met as I ask, not as the salesperson thinks they should be. An efficient, peaceful, and smooth experience speaks volumes towards establishing a long-​term relationship between me and the retailer. Are fair, competitive prices important? You bet. But not at the expense of not being respected, heard, and accommodated by staff.
Tomlinson’s sales associates, albeit well intended, are overbearing, excessive, and completely oblivious to the discomfort they can cause to a customer by simply not respecting their wishes to decline a sales offer. Everything in my words, body language, and demeanor on both occasions clearly said «I AM NOT INTERESTED», but all three were completely ignored in favor of insisting on me something I absolutely had no interest in purchasing. Had I not been so pressed for time, that final «humorous» remark by the sales associate as I was walking to the door would have resulted in my marching right back to the counter to request a full refund of the purchase. Not only would he have lost the new Pet Club inductee, but also an $ 80 sale of food.

WOW. Huge selection of super premium food and treats. When I visited, they were having a rescue dog appreciation event where they would match food donations to rescues. They also had a small rescue group with a couple dogs for adoption. I have 2 rescues myself so I really appreciated that.
The food was pretty pricey, it is all very high end stuff. There are a few lower price (but quality) brands. They have it all– raw, dehydrated, frozen, kibble, canned. Sojos, California Naturals, Lotus, Stella and Chewy’s, Primal, Tripett, Tiki Pet, Merrick, and more. I use Dog Food Advisor and they rate practically all of these foods very highly.
My favorite part of the store was all the treats. That includes bulk bins of chews and treats– duck feet, cow ears, moo tubes, biscuits, bully sticks, etc. They had many dry and bagged treats too. I picked up a pound of assorted natural chews and a pound of dehydrated sardines.
Leashed dogs welcome.
If you’re up for spending a little extra, try this store. They do offer a 10% off food store discount program for $ 7.50. So if you buy $ 75 worth of food here per year, this is worth purchasing. I probably won’t buy that much here as I do not live in the area, but whenever I am in Cedar Park I’ll probably stop by this place.

Excellent service always willing to help. Very friendly and great suggestions if you are not sure what your looking for.

Any place that lets kids run free to get into stuff without a complaint, is awesome in my
book.
Picked up some new food for our first born ‘
today. The manager was great in recommending new options based on our current and changing needs. F has taken to turning a nose up at to his current food… this could be due to his complimentary diet of frozen French toast, waffles and toddler snacks or maybe just allergies.
Signed up to be a pet club member for $ 7.50/yr which offers a 10% savings. Today, I only saved a $ 1 after the club fee but look forward to that 10% savings in the future.
They offer a lot of grain free selection but you’ll pay a pretty penny for the health of your animals. It doesn’t come cheap.
They currently offer a Unilocal check in for one free pound of dog biscuits. You get a brown paper bag and get to scooping from their bins of fun flavored biscuits; cranberry, pumpkin, peanut butter etc.
They were helpful and nice. Even helped me out to the car.

This is an awesome small business operation. There are a few locations which make things convenient. Love the club for $ 7.50 a year. You get ten percent off every purchase. They also hold vaccination clinics very reasonably priced. We buy the Fromm dog food from them at a considerably less price than anywhere else around.

Very friendly staff and its a quick stop to pick up some treats and small things for our cats.

what’s not to like? great selection of premium pet products, knowledgeable and friendly staff, discount for frequent buyers from the store and the manufacturers. support a great local business. also– check out the tomlinson dog biscuit bins :) every kind of taste and chewy goody for your pup.

So, I’m well versed in the «knowledge» of pet food at other large chain stores, and needless to say Tomlinson’s far surpasses theirs. I very much appreciate what they did for my youngest, who was having some nutrition issues that the vet couldn’t even address. Their employees are very knowledgeable about the food and could recommend something that fixed the issue in a matter of days.
I do have to remove one star for price, however, because they do have the most outrageous prices of any specialty store I’ve shopped at. I will be buying food there regularly, though. I recommend joining their club (it takes 5 $ to join, but it saves you a ton each time you buy a large bag of food. This year alone, I’ve saved 30 on Taste of The Wild.)

I’ve only been to this store a few times just because I live more central but if I’m house sitting in Cedar Park I usually stop in with my pups. The staff has always been nice and I do like that they have a great selection of treats and food!
By way of toys, they don’t have a huge selection but they do have some great fleece balls that my pup loves and since I live in an apartment, I think my neighbors like it too!
As far as pricing goes, they’re at par with everyone else by way of their food and treats. The only improvement I would say is to carry some higher quality leashes such as Lupine or Ruff Wear. This place is also one of the few in town that carries the Pet Odor Eliminator candles and car fresheners which are without a doubt the best to get rid of pet odor, not cover up and they do so in a hurry! This place also has one of the largest selections of raw food I’ve seen in Austin so if you are one for that, stop in! They have wide selection of raw treats too!
I do feel like they tried talking me into food that I had clearly stated I wasn’t interested in: Taste of the Wild. I had given my reason for not feeding it, among them was that one of my dogs doesn’t like any of the varieties and will only eat every 3 – 4 meals when I’ve fed it in the past. They also were pushing raw foods he didn’t like, seemed that they put too much personal opinion into my food choices than an objective one. Still a great place with great variety! The only one of it’s kind in Cedar Park.

Stopped on a whim after getting groceries next door and seeing that they had a Unilocal check in offer.
Was pleased to learn that in addition to carrying healthy pet foods and all sorts of dog goodies, Tomilson’s carries a wealth of smart cat toys. Most pet supply stores have nothing but the same lame fuzzy mice and crinkle balls. Tomilson’s has the full line of Go Cat toys that Jackson Galaxy recommends, Thunder Shirts for cats, awesome enrichment toys I’ve never seen before!
Needless to say, we blew a fast $ 50 on cat toys that the fur kids are absolutely in love with and we’ll be sure to stop here after grocery shopping from now on!
PS — I’m glad there are no puppies sold here or I wouldn’t have spent a nickel. There were 2 bunnies and some birds. I’d really like them to be rescue/​adoptions too and will likely inquire if they are next time I’m in. It’s very important to me to support ethical pet supply shops that do not sell live animals and I know Tomilson’s hosts adoption events regularly so kudos to them!

I had been meaning to stop by here for a while, since it is right next to HEB and check it out. Today I was looking for kitty toys and a mat to go under my kitty’s dish area in the kitchen.
Unfortunately, they didn’t have the mat I was looking for, (nor did HEB) but that’s alright. I found some neat kitty toys and had a look around. The lady that I spoke with at the register was incredibly helpful and gave me some samples and fliers — I will definitely be back!
The only reason I didn’t give Tomlinson’s 5 stars is because I wish they had more selection for cats. They had a lot of stuff for dogs, but only one small aisle devoted for cats, then one for small animals/​birds — and it appeared that the rest of the store was more devoted for dogs. Their toy selection was «ok» and they did have some things I hadn’t seen anywhere else. I’d just like to see more!

Tomlinson’s North just moved into their new Cedar Park location in the HEB parking lot on Parmer Ln @ Whitestone. I love their south Lamar location so after work today I went to browse for dog toys while waiting out rush hour traffic.
Yes, I admit I am a crazy dog Momma — I would rather wait out rush hour shopping for dog toys than hit up a Happy Hour:)
This location is huge and less cramped than their S location with all the same bulk bends and only Super Premium dog food — no Pedigree here.
I went in looking for a doggie life jacket for boating this weekend and totally forgot to ask if they had them after getting mesmerized by all the toys…
Their Grand Opening is tomorrow with lots of free stuff so check them out if you have a pet.