Prince’s Pet Goodies

Overpriced. The combination of an auto shop and a pet shop is unusual.

Love this little place. It’s the closest place to me that sells my puppy’s food (VeRUS). It’s an excellently healthy dog food and I won’t switch him off of it just because chain stores don’t sell it. The first time I went in to get a bag of puppy VeRUS food, I called ahead to see if they even had the small 6 pound bag in store. Not only did they have it, but the guy set it aside for me until I could come in later that day to get it, and was super friendly when I got there. Really good prices and just a really friendly place. And the fact that it is attached to an automotive shop isn’t at all as creepy as it sounds. Separate shop and everything.

How awesome is Prince’s? I stopped in (while visiting from out of town).
and I stocked up on a giant bag (and cans) of Wellness dog food. A good vibe to this independent shop. … also the prices are really really good — seriously. even lower priced than chain pet stores. — just another reason to support this great store.

Surprising find.
It’s an automotive shop.
That has a little side business as a pet store. Which apparently has been operating for something like 40 years. Successfully.
For reals. And not just any pet store. They sell the good stuff here, this is not your local Walmart of pet goodies.
Found them on the website for our dog food as a retailer, called and yep they had what we needed in stock. Last bag. Open on a Saturday.
Headed over, and was surprised to find the split-​personality pet auto thing going on, but it works. It really does.
The store is small but it is well stocked and whatever they don’t have, they can get, they order if they are out of it or can find it and it can be there in just a few days. They sell a good amt of the higher end dog foods, such as Taste of the Wild, Wellness, Grandma Lucys etc.
Oh and your random metal dog water bowl, which somehow got lost in our move. $ 2 ya’ll. In CA you’d pay $ 8 for the same thing. PA win.