Pets Plus Lawrence Inc

They no longer sell puppies in lawerenceville. They only work with rescues and older dogs. It isnt fair and I have decieded I wont spend any more money in this store for that reason.

This store is not great, but it’s not bad. The dogs and cats seemed in good health and all had water. Most puppies were playing with toys, which is always a good sign of being healthy and happy.
Perhaps because of the few rabbits they have in the entrance, the store smells really strong, almost like being in a farm…
I was there hunting for a good deal in the fish tank section and there again the smell was pretty strong. I saw a lot of dead fish being picked by an employee that seemed very knowledgeable and willing to help.
In salt or fresh water, their fish selection is very good, and their prices were more interesting, if I compare with petsmart.
Overall the store has a lot of choices on every category, but could use a good cleaning.

The grooming salon that is located in the Pets Plus in Lawrenceville, NJ is one place that i would not go to with any of my pets anymore due to their ‘cash first, friendliness later’ attitude. My dog has gone there for awhile and when he passed away in 2013, they never even sent a card, called my telephone number to offer their condolences on behalf of me being a great tipping customer and overall continued customer. That alone tells me that even though they smile in your face to get your money, they really don’t care about you or your precious pets.
The staff there is mostly her family members and often a ‘student’ who is doing work their helping out. They look at you as if you are an alien and are not very friendly when you are inside of the establishment. The owner also works as an real estate agent and when i went inside of her other establishment, she acted as if she didn’t know me which again tells me that although business owners do business with minority customers, they would really not be bothered with them otherwise and that is sad. After hours behavior speaks a lot about people in general, when business owners aren’t giving minorities their ‘politician smile’ after hours, it makes me not want to be bothered with them during business hours.
Be yourself, if you dislike minorities, act like it and don’t be phony because many of us can see the true person behind that planted smile and extended hand as long as money is being exchanged.

I wish they would stop selling animals from this store. People are looking now to adopt animals or to meet with reputable breeders. It is obvious that these animals are overpriced, and the conditions are not healthy. They have some good natural food items here, but overall, this store is a throwback to the pet stores in the malls in the 1980’s. We know better now, so we should do better.

I come here some times because it’s convenient, but it’s my least favorite pet shop. Literally ever. My main issue with the place is the condition of the animals. I’ve seen heavily soiled cages many times, and their rabbis and Guinea pigs are often injured. I’ve even seen animals with no food or water from time to time, I’ve also received sick feeder rats with scabby tails and cloudy eyes, and several people I know who frequently fed their snakes with this stores rats all had ill snakes a the same time, and don’t even get me started on the puppies. If you think it’s okay to buy a dog from here, you have NO BUSINESS owning a dog! On top of the issues with the animal conditions the prices are inconsistent, and you have to watch to make sure you’re actually getting stuff for the listed price, especially if it’s on sale. One thing good thing that I can say is that the staff is friendly and if you mention any issues they’ll usually take care of them pretty quickly.

Yeah, most pet stores don’t sell puppies anymore because it is well known that most pet-​store dogs come from puppy mills AND there are thousands of dogs waiting to be adopted. I was disgusted with this store and the way they kept these tiny puppies in small cages under bright lights all day. It was awful. I’ve asked the manager why they don’t do adoption events rather than sell animals — he didn’t have an answer, but it’s obvious — they want to make money.
Don’t be a part of the problem by buying dogs from pet shops. There are hundreds of great rescues who will help you find the perfect dog/​puppy for you. AND it’s usually much more affordable than buying a dog. I like to buy from pet stores that support adoption.

I’m not saying BIll M. is right… but I’m also not saying Bill M. is wrong. Just saying…
I do come to this store bc it’s close by, in case I have to make an emergency food run for my dog. AND I give it 2 stars because actually the Nutro (fancy schmanzy organic dog food brand) is actually a good $ 8 cheaper here than at Petsmart. I would never ever buy snacks or things of that nature, just the dog food and run.
I also can never hate a place that has cute puppies to look at as you shop.

Over priced. Inconsistent stock.