Stacy’s Pet Porium

«I found it in the Yellow Pages!»
Needed dog collars for the two latest additions to the pack, and I’d been underwhelmed in the past by the selection at all of the chain stores I’ve visited. It was time to try something new. Thus, Stacy’s.
Lucky me, (and lucky pups – 7 y/​o rescues, actually), I found two distinctive, high-​quality leather collars at relatively low prices. While Stacy’s probably stocks fewer collars than your average chain, the style and quality of the selection is far superior. She even provides a tape measure so you can ensure a good fit.
Normally, I find it annoying when store folk try to talk to me, but Stacy is just a delight. Our conversation revealed her considerable knowledge of dog nutrition, and prompted me to dump the corn-​based Beneful, and switch to a higher-​quality, nutrient-​dense, grain-​free brand, of which Stacy carries a variety. (Yes, it’s more expensive, but the health of man’s best friend is priceless. Plus, they’re eating less, some malodorous skin issues are clearing up, and the yard really does stay cleaner!) She’s even got me thinking about going raw…
Skip the soulless chain stores, Stacy’s has heart.

I am one of the many people who adopted a pet from Stacy’s Pet Porium. These puppies are far from puppy mill pups, in fact each litter of puppies had their own unique story. Many of them were abandon and left the die at a high kill shelter or even left on a side of a highway, either way Stacy was always the first to help. Stacy has placed over 200 animals in permanent caring homes. Not only does she save them, she takes the time out of her busy schedule to work with each one of them on proper household behavior, walking on a leash, and potty training. She feeds these animals with her own merchandise and does not even make a profit off of them. Once I brought the new puppy home my family and I were astonished by how well behaved the pup was in the house as well as on a leash. Potty training was a breeze, with no accidents in the house and the puppy cries at the door when he wants to go outside. Stacy has a real passion for animals and if it wasn’t for her, 200 animals would not have received a second chance at life.

A great little pet store in Litchfield across from the State Police barracks. I stopped in the other day to get a few bully sticks for my dog on the way home from work and I was surprised by the quality of the treats and of the dog food. This is not your average, run of the mill pet store by any means. These people truly care about what you are putting into your animals and they do not sell cheap brands that many Petcos or Petsmarts have, which are just made with artificial fillers. These folks carry the highest quality food for any pet on any diet. This includes holistic and organic foods as well. The staff is very friendly, very knowledgable and the prices aren’t that bad either. Definitely a good place to check out if you have pets.