Chewy’s Bonetique

We’ve used the self service wash and also full groom service. The groomers are conscientious and thorough. We highly recommend.

I had just got a new puppy the day before and found this place to be really close to where I live. Since my puppy really needed a bath called them on the 31^st of December knowing that they might be closed or booked for the whole day. To my surprise they were open and were able to squeeze my puppy in for a bath.
When we arrived we were treated right away. Since the lady who was going to be give the bath was still cleaning up the space after the last appointment we didn’t have a problem browsing the store.
The puppy we got is an Italian greyhound who desperately needed booties for night time below freezing walks. One of the ladies who worked there was extremely helpful. She got the little stepping chair and started to pull every brand of booties down for us. She didn’t mind that we were going to be trying them all on. It was a relief hearing that they carry extra small accessories!
After the bath we got our iggy back in 45 mins she got her nails trimmed and she smelled 100 times better then I could imagine.
We purchased two pairs of booties, hat, treats and the bath. Everything came out to only closing us $ 70 which is insanely cheep for a boutique store! They also gave us some samples of food to take home.
I would recommend anyone with a small dog to visit this store.

Every time I go here I am taken back by the expertise and friendliness of the staff. They also have very high quality products.

I love Chewy’s Bonetique, great selection and the people are very caring. I would strongly recommend them.

Extremely knowledgeable and friendly staff. I went in looking to switch my dog to a better food and they not only advised me if good options, but even gave me typed directions on how to switch his food without upsetting his stomach.

I was so excited to learn that Chewy’s has a dog wash! My dog was less than enthused with this information, but that’s a different story. You have the option of having the extremely helpful and nice staff members bathe your dog for you or doing it yourself. Even if you choose the self serve option, they will trim your dog’s nails for a small additional fee. In addition to the above, there are a couple of things that make Chewy’s stand out. The process for bathing a dog is very simple and intuitive, however they made sure to show me where everything was (towels, aprons, brushes) and how the nozzle for the hose worked. They also picked a shampoo for my dog to help with his dry skin. Also, their shampoo is pre-​diluted so you’re not spending a ton of time rinsing it out. They even have a separate face wash. Half way through my dog’s bath, another employee gave me a container of treats to give to my dog so his bath was more bearable! I wasn’t shopping for anything the day I went in, but it looks like they are well stocked with toys and other dog supplies. Finally, Chewy’s offers a bath card, every 7^th bath is free. Much to my dog’s chagrin, I will definitely bring him back.

My review is mainly for their do-​it-​yourself bathing services, because that’s my primary reason for visiting. One bath is $ 15, and they give you a punch card and after 6 baths, your 7^th is free. Chewy’s was recommended to me by my aunt and uncle when I moved here, but before deciding, I researched other options for places to bathe my dog. After narrowing it down to places that were a reasonable distance from my house, Chewy’s won the contest fair and square, for most bang for your buck.
The staff are great — I’ve never had any of them be impatient or rude. They are understanding of my dog’s leash aggression, and are helpful in orchestrating where to send one dog in the store so that another can pass through (no small feat, because the retail area is quite small.
My dog has medicated shampoo for dry skin, so I can’t comment on their shampoo/​etc selection, but I’m sure they’re quality.
Both tubs are equipped with a tupperware of tasty treats for your pooch, which is wonderful. They are easy to reach, easy to open, and ample :)
They offer additional, non-​do-​it-​yourself services like nail-​trimming and haircuts, too.

Chewy’s is the only place we shop for our pets anymore! The owner couldn’t be sweeter, and we always have great service when we stop in! We were in the market for a very specific leash (as requested by our dog trainer) and when we found one similar to what we wanted but not quite right, they ordered the one we needed without a moments hesitation, and no extra cost to us. They called us when it arrived and even had several colors for us to choose from!
It is a tightly pack store with a lot to look at as other reviews have mentioned, but that is part of the charm in my opinion. It reminds me a bit of the book store from the movie You’ve Got Mail. Charming with a staff that cares about what they do. The sweet owner always has a new treat to taste test on our dog, which he is always eager for!

Wonderful find, though a little pricey (it is more boutique). I love supporting local businesses. Employees have been friendly and always welcoming to my dog (she loves this place).

An appointment just a few doors down finally gave me reason and ability enough to stop in Chewy’s. I’d seen it before, but it was always on my way to a workout (when they weren’t open anyway), so I was happy to be in the area during their business hours.
I entered through the back door where a woman was grooming a dog. I was a little confused and thought maybe I’d gone the wrong way, but she was nice and said I could go through that way. I passed through to the front and was greeted with the smell of doggy treats (which I’m sure drives the pooches nuts!).
From what I could tell I was the only customer in the store at the time, which gave me room to browse and look. It’s a pretty narrow space, a little cramped even, but not too bad since it was just me this time around. They had lots of leashes and similar items, toys, treats, perishable (non-​shelf stable) dog foods, and even some items for the feline friends! I browsed there selection, seeing that many items were organic, low-​ingredient, corn/​soy/​wheat free, etc. Dang. Dogs that eat from here eat better than many people do…
While on the pricier side, I suppose if you have the money to spend on it, it’ll do a doggy good. I picked out a couple of bags of dog treats and a small can of wet cat food and was rung up for $ 12.95. Mind you, they had single bags of treats that cost that much and more. Unfortunately I do not have money to spend on this kind of thing all the time, but every once in a while it’s a nice treat. At least I think it is. I could dip a dirt clod in dollar store peanut butter and Lorelei would probably think it was the best thing ever.
Either way, the gal who rang me up was super nice and very knowledgeable. She let me know that one brand of dog treats had been purchased by Del Monte, and the other was purchased by… some other food processing giant. She stressed that the recipes hadn’t changed, but just to note for the future. I joked how soon enough they’d contain wheat and be manufactured in China; we laughed, but not without a sigh behind it.
In addition to the packages of treats, they also have «single-​serve» selections as well — you know like when you go to some c-​stores and they have the «choose your own jerky» bins? Only this was stuff like bully sticks (dog owners know this is code), trachea (true story… horf), and various other dehydrated animal parts. So you know, kind of exactly like convenience store jerky.
I’m not in the area often, especially during Chewy’s business hours, but next time I am it’ll be worth a stop. I definitely appreciate the small business aspect, and that they seem to have a cause in offering high quality pet food. And while the dog getting its toes clipped didn’t look too thrilled, perhaps their bathing/​grooming is pretty good too!

We love this store. The owner and employees are always very welcoming and they always give our puppy free samples because she is a finicky eater. They carry great products like Stella and Chewy’s, Merrick, and Orijen. They even have a punch card for Stellas. They have an assortment of edible dog chews, treats, and accessories.

I love chewys! The staff is always so sweet and they always remember my dog and give him treats. I love washing him there because the staff always whips up shampoo and conditioner that are specific for my dog who has sensitive itchy skin. The last time I washed my dog the girl even pulled together stuff to give him little puppy facial. I also love how much they know about dog food and nutrition. I spent a long time with one specific girl who educated me on all types of food and even gave me a bunch of food samples so my lil pup could see what works best. I love how you can tell how passionate they are about dogs and because of that I will always bring my dog to chewys

I’ll start with the good. This store is adorable and offers fairly priced and interesting products. One employee was very kind, and sweet with my puppy and I appreciated her suggestions. The second employee I dealt with was not only unhelpful, she was smug, haughty and her sour attitude ensured that I would not return. I can only assume she didn’t want me to actually purchase anything, because that would be the only plausible explanation for the disdain she cast outward. If you know what you’re looking for and need little assistance, this place is great. If you’re a curious shopper looking to know more, steer clear, unless of course you WANT a nasty buying experience.

My dog eats better than I do. She gets only the best organic foods and treats and I only get them from Chewy’s. The selection really isn’t that huge, and the store itself is pretty small, but what they lack in space and selection they make up for in service. Every time I go in, the lovely women working there greet me by name and know what kind of food I need for my finicky poodle-​mix. And when she acts up, they are quick with some recommendations and ideas to help calm her puppy-​style issues.
And my pup also LOVES the bakery-​style treats. She devours those things so quickly that I’m not sure I got back all ten of my fingers last time. Wait… yep… they’re still there. Phew.
Looking for a great store for only the best food for your pal, then check out Chewy’s Bonetique.

Just went here to get a Freedom Harness for my 7month old puppy. Got great help finding the right size and appreciated being shown how to take the harness on and off. Impressed by their selection of cute collars and hope to visit again soon when I have more time to browse.

Rolled into this plaza, not aware I had such a fun plaza so close my home. I have my wonderful pup, Anja and I can never resist a dog Boutique or Bonetique as this one is called.
I walked in and this place is wall to wall leashes, dog toys, treats, and organic varieties of dog food in the back. They also have a whole section with frozen dog treats and dog food, very cool. This place is on the smallish size and I was there with at least 5 other customers and this place was crowded, way crowded, hard to move around.
I was not greeted when I initially walked in and it look them a while to recognize me and even then it was a little half a**ed.
I decided on some raw hides for my baby, as well as a pigs foot her her as well. The prices are what I would expect for a Boutique and I will be back to this neighborhood gem for future needs.

For a specialty dog shop, this is a good go to place. They don’t have everything like most, but they have a good variety. Staff is very helpful, but not as friendly as they could be.
Small store.
I have a small shishon and he loves the Stella and Chewy’s frozen chicken dinners. We cut them in ¼ and mix it with his dry NurtiSource chicken.

What a great doggie place! They have a large selection of dog food, from frozen, freeze dried, canned, to dry kibble. They also have a decent selection of collars, harnesses and leashes. I would say they are a little too light on toy selection, especially toys for smaller pooches. There are self grooming/​bathing stations, but I have never used them.
So, does this place stand out and if so, why? My answer would be service! The ladies who work here are super friendly and always pass out the samples while you are there and they send some home too. My dog can be picky about treats, so the samples really have helped me to narrow down treat and dog food options.
Pros: Great food and treat selections. Wonderful customer service!
Cons: Small store and limited toy and miscellaneous items.
I will be back!

I went here for the first time today — and probably the only time since I am from New Jersey (until next year). It was refreshing to find a place with so many GOOD supplements and selections of treats and food that are also great for your dog.
Yes, you pay more, but you also get more. The owner, I assume, told me the story of her own dog Chewy and when Chewy was diagnosed with cancer. She was very heartfelt and very helpful when looking through the food selections. She is very knowledgeable and willing to offer advice.
In short — great selection, great products, great service.
The only downside — cramped!

I’m so disappointed after my visit to Chewey’s Bonetique today. I’ve been pet sitting Lowry and spotted an advert for Chewey’s on a bus stop booth, then had their van drive past, so i decided to take a few moments to stop in since I’m discontinuing my services in the Lowry area. I wanted to find another professional pet sitter who I could refer clients to, and what better place to find one than a doggie boutique? With all of the great reviews I was looking forward to spending some time in the store, and I was excited to have someplace new to Unilocal about.
I was fortunate to find parking directly in front. It’s difficult to tell from the outside, but the interior of the store is fairly small. It was fine at 2p today when there were only a few customers, but I couldn’t imagine maneuvering the place during busy hours (too claustrophobic for me!) They had a large selection of dog toys, including organic toys, dog and cat treats and foods. Definitely a plus to see high quality food being sold, as well as raw options for both cats and dogs. They also sold candles, which I didn’t understand. I was hoping to find something cute for myself (a car magnet, plaque, etc) but I did not see any items of that nature.
I did not receive a greeting when I entered, but noticed a staff member helping someone up front. Since it only took 3 minutes to browse the store and realize there wasn’t anything that caught my attention, I made my way to the counter, where a customer was mulling over dog treats while a staff member made recommendations. I stood for a moment without recognition and wandered around to the other side of the counter, trying to make eye contact with the staff member who wasn’t helping anyone (a younger girl). The older, short haired woman must have realized I wanted to ask a question so she finally addressed me, asking if I could be helped.
I explained that I was a professional pet sitter looking for a recommendation to refer clients to. She said that she did pet sitting, so I asked if she was insured and bonded. Receiving a head nod, I asked if she had a business card, to which she said «No» and that she only relies on word of mouth. .. but did not offer her name and looked away. I quietly said, «Well, I suppose I could have people call the store. .. ‚» and with no response and heads turned away, I also turned away, disappointed with the interaction.
Although I commend this boutique for it’s excellent selection of high-​quality food and toys, I was turned off by the lack of welcome and warmth at Chewey’s. I’m a bubbly, happy person and will often spend an hour just talking about the pet industry with other pet professionals, but I felt uncomfortable by the interaction I had today. I’ve had similar experiences where someone in an establishment already provides pet sitting and becomes somewhat defensive of their territory, but even if I hadn’t have asked for a referral, I don’t think I would have been pleased with the service today.
Since I won’t be servicing Lowry in the future, I won’t be visiting the store again, and I’ll probably refer clients elsewhere with more welcoming and professional customer service.