Treats Unleashed

The owners are great. Knowledgeable and very helpful. No garbage brands and they don’t pressure anything on you the shopper. They even hold on to your UPC’s for the companies that have buyer programs. (This is great if you don’t want to hang on to a pile of receipts or lose them like I do).

This pet store is locally owned and operated and is my go to for ALL my pets food and health needs. They offer several different varieties of food and treats for your pets including all natural, raw, grain-​free, holistic, organic, limited ingredient, and healthy. There are vitamins, homeopathic drops, supplements sold here for pets with special needs such as allergies, itchy skin, digestive upsets just to name a few. Pet toys, pet accessories and unique pet lover gifts with many breeds are some of the other items available here. The store holds many events throughout the year in-​store for you and your pets to attend with many vendors with samples, valuable information, and knowledge to answer any and all of your questions. The owners and associates are very friendly, extremely accommodating, and will go above and beyond for you and your pet. They have done research for me about my pets needs and have special ordered things for me. Leashed pets are always welcome in-​store to shop with you.

I love the staff at Treats Unleashed. They are so helpful, friendly, & knowledgeable. Great selection of holistic foods & supplies, and hands-​down the best prices in the area. I’ve recommend TU to every pet owner I know!

Treats Unleashed is an important local business that caters to pet owners who want to buy organic, natural, American made and distributed pet food and treats. If you have ethical qualms with giving your money to stores that sell any pets from mills where they are abused and treated like products and not living beings, then you’ll be pleased to know that Treats Unleashed does not traffic in animals, but only food, toys, and strange decorative stuff. Yes, this store is packed with weird home décor of pouty puppies, kittens, and rabbits, but I don’t give a shit. I’m glad my money is going to a local business that doesn’t help pet mills make a profit.

This is one of those slightly strange creepy stores that makes you wonder how they stay in business. It looks like they ripped out the guts of an old Hallmark store, threw in a bunch of shelves and ordered a bunch of pet kitsch.
Doggie ornaments, doggie pens, doggie magnets, doggie mugs, doggie stickers, doggie bowls, doggie treats, doggie, doggie, doggie EVERYTHING. Everything was on the order of not-​cute, your grandma might buy it for you, Hallmark figurine. There is a scary little section in the back of the store full of Cat Crap. I hate cats.
Of course the store had the requisite freaky animal lover shopper who looked at me bizarrely and said, «oh, look at the pretty mural. don’t you think it’s pretty, it’s so pretty» in her high-​freaky-​squeaky voice. Um, yeah, you crazy cat lover, you!