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Read reviews of pet supply stores, vets and pet care services, breeders, hatcheries and pet transport. Compare delivery and refund terms, and check who runs each website.
20 companies in Pets
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dogishuman.com
US brand selling dog supplements and health products online, with its domain registered in 2020.
mcmurrayhatchery.com
McMurray Hatchery is a US hatchery that supplies poultry, such as chicks, by mail order through its website.
muddymats.com
Muddy Mat is an online pet supplies brand selling absorbent doormats designed to catch muddy paw prints.
k9jets.com
K9 Jets is a US pet travel company arranging shared private jet flights where dogs travel in the cabin with their owners.
petsuppliesplus.com
Pet Supplies Plus is a US pet supply retailer based in Livonia, Michigan, selling food, supplies and services through stores and online.
chewy.com
American online retailer of pet food and supplies, founded in 2011 and based in Dania Beach, Florida.
lancasterpuppies.com
Online classifieds website where breeders and sellers list puppies for sale.
rover.com
Online marketplace for booking pet sitters, dog walkers and other pet care services.
banfield.com
Chain of veterinary clinics providing pet health care, owned by Mars, Incorporated.
therapetmd.com
Online shop selling a calming vapor device for pets.
thepetlabco.com
Pet supplement brand selling dental, probiotic and allergy support products for dogs.
shophealthypetz.com
Online pet supply store at shophealthypetz.com, with a domain registered in 2025.
thefarmersdog.com
US subscription service delivering fresh, pre-portioned dog food.
getfurlife.com
US pet supplies brand selling flea and tick prevention and nutritional products for dogs and cats.
heusom.com
Online seller of a quiet pet grooming tool for home use, with a website registered in 2024.
sundaysfordogs.com
Online pet food brand selling air-dried dog food direct to customers.
meetmaev.com
Pet brand selling dog food and supplements made with whole, recognizable ingredients, sold online.
pawfy.com
Pet wellness brand selling treats and related products for pets.
greenfieldpuppies.com
Online listing website where dog breeders advertise puppies for sale, with a domain registered in 2000.
Pet purchases range from a bag of food to a living animal, and the checks you need differ a lot between them. What they share is that the animal cannot tell you when something is wrong, so the company's care and honesty matter.
A responsible breeder or rescue will usually let you meet the animal, or at least see it on a live video call, and will provide health records, vaccination details and a written contract. Ask about health guarantees and what happens if the animal develops a condition later. Rules on selling and transporting animals vary by country and region.
Be very cautious if a seller cannot be visited, asks for payment by wire transfer, gift cards or crypto, and then asks for further fees for shipping crates, insurance or vaccinations. That is a common pattern in fake pet sales. A breeder's CandorRated page can help here: a site registered a few weeks ago with no phone number or address is a reason to slow down.
Ask for a written estimate before treatment where possible, and what happens if costs rise. For pet transport, check what licences or permits the route requires, how animals are cared for during travel and the cancellation terms.
Use the country and city filters to find vets, groomers and breeders near you, so you can visit in person.
Visit or video call, meet the mother if possible, ask for health records and a contract, and avoid payment methods that cannot be reversed.
Some stores allow it, often with conditions. Check the returns page before you order a large bag.
Many are. A legitimate one will ask for a vet's prescription for prescription medicines and show contact and licensing details.
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