Pet Supermarket

When I first started shopping here the guys who helped me turned me on to a really great food for my dog. It is gluten free, (I know that sounds crazy) and moderately priced. The best part of shopping here is their rewards program, every 12^th bag is free! They also send out $ 15 coupons in three packs, $ 5 per month savings. Awesome! They have a great selection of all kinds of pet stuff. Some items that I buy frequently go on sale, so that’s when I try to stock up. And you can bring your dog shopping with you which is convenient. Whoever checks me out always offers to carry the food to the car, which is also really nice.

Pretty standard stuff here and competitively priced compared to PetSmart– My fancycat loves the frozen food by Instinct Raw, and they have the trial-​sized bags at this location. (Random side note– that stuff is worth every gold-​gilded penny. Works wonders on his coat and fussy allergies…)
Get on the mailing list and you get a monthly $ 5 off coupon to offset the inevitable «convenience pricing» of Buckhead stores. Gotta pay to play!

They are convenient to me but that’s about it. They tend to be more (sometimes much more) expensive than the larger pet stores. The staff are not very knowledgable and they have seem to have difficulty keeping the basics in stock.
Bottom line: strike with precision and get out. If you are just looking to browse for something look elsewhere.

How wonderful to get out of big box petsmart! Its a cute little store and they have a pretty standard offering of items of dogs.

I’ve been a few times now… seems decent.

Despite living in the area, I stopped shopping here because they sell rabbits. There are always many rescue rabbits up for adoption at the Georgia House Rabbit Society, some of which were probably purchased at pet stores like this and then dumped. When Pet Supermarket stops selling rabbits I would consider supporting them, but until then, no way.

This is a great pet store. Very clean and friendly — not depressing like some pet stores.
We shop here often and have bought a few fish at this store.

I’m tired of people commenting on my cat MacGyver’s so-​called obesity. MacGyver is long and tall, so a greater amount of flesh is required to cover his substantial and muscular frame. Still, I can’t defend his Fat Upper Pussy Area (pun indeed intended) when my fiancé rudely points it out to MacGyver’s face.
I was excited to find a light version of Royal Canin’s adult dry food formula and purchased a bag for MacGyver to try. Hopefully the recipe, with 16% less calories, still will satisfy his appetite.
On the way out my fiancé noticed a group of ferrets lying on top of each other in a cage. One of them slumbered alone, body twisted inside the curvature of a plastic purple tunnel.
«They’re kinda cute…» I sighed while watching one stretch like a kitten.
«Ooo, look,» my fiancé winced, gesturing toward a pile of doo doo. «That’s why you don’t want ferrets. You wouldn’t be able to stand the smell.»
The sight of said doo doo ruined my otherwise precious encounter with the ferrets. But at least I scored some diet cat food.

My roommate and I purchased our sweet bunny rabbit from the Pet Supermarket a few months ago. We are first time bunny owners, so we had no clue what supplies to get. The female employee who helped us was extremely knowledgeable and helpful. She walked us through the aisles, pointing out the necessary and not-​so-​necessary items for our new little friend. She gave us great tips on general feeding and care, and I in no way felt like she was trying to oversell items or deceive us.
Thanks to this positive experience, I will definitely be returning when I need to purchase more supplies. Or perhaps another furry friend.

Pet Supermarket is GREAT for some things– the bird stuff is well priced and definitely the best I’ve found in the area. The dog food selection is great. The small mammals are well taken care for– the cages are clean, the hamster and ferret and bunny that I’ve gotten there were all very friendly little animals, socialized and happy and healthy…
But I cannot give this store anything higher than two stars. Their reptiles are in awful condition and always seem to be. There were CRICKETS in the cage with the sand boa– sand boas do not eat crickets! The ball pythons were covered in mites and on aspen bedding– if your animals have mites, you don’t keep them on bedding! And you don’t keep them near the other animals, so that the mites spread! No one ever has any water. There’s always feces in the cages, and LOTS of it. The bearded dragons were skinny and sad looking.
It’s all well and good to take a stand and adopt dogs out and not sell them, to take care of the hamsters, to have healthy looking birds… but reptiles count as animals too, guys, and if you can’t take care of them properly then you shouldn’t sell them. Also: educate your staff. They shouldn’t be surprised when a customer points out that an animal is ill.

The place is clean and well organized. Not bad priced either I would say on the same par at Petsmart… maybe a tad cheapeer on some products. BUT BEWARE of the dog food nazi that works there on Saturday and Sunday. It’s this older woman that works for one of the food companies and regardless or how rude you are to her to leave you alone she will follow you around the store and pounce on you as soon as you enter. I’ve litterally had this lady follow me around the store asking me questions on every item I looked at and how it related to dog food that she’s selling. Get RID of this crazy lady! It’s so bad I don’t even go in on Saturday or Sunday anymore!

I really enjoy this Pet Supermarket at Ansley Mall, more so than their other locations and Petsmart. It may be left over from a previous business and has no affect on this review, but the flooring is faux wood, almost warm and home-​like. But you don’t really care about the floor, do you? This store is adjacent to the interior courtyard, making it safer to enter and exit with the pooch. The store is well-​stocked for pretty much all types of house pets, it’s kept clean and there’s no strange odors. The staff is knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. Plus, you’ve got the benefit of their location being next to many other great stores.

Pet Supermarket is a one stop shop for pet supplies and accessories. This supermarket carries food, snacks and toys for cats, dogs, birds, reptiles, fish and other small animals. They have everything for your pet accept actual pets for sale. If your interested in adopting a pet, contact your some of the Pet Supermarkets in the metro area host adoptions through local cat and dog adoption shelters on weekends.
Pricing at Pet Supermarket is slightly cheaper than PetSmart and PetCo. Additionally, Pet Supermarket offers in-​store vaccinations. For more information about Pet Supermarket o to
. They have about ten locations in the Atlanta metro area.