Yes, curbside pickup is available at Petco Oro Valley. All of our products that are eligible for store pickup will show this option on the product's detail page.
Hamster and guinea pig prices vary by location. Call your Oro Valley Petco at (520) 297-0019 to check for pricing and availabilty in your store. Or visit our companion animal website for more information on small companion animals.
No, Oro Valley Petco does not sell dogs or cats. Petco partners with local animal welfare organizations through the Petco Love program to offer dog and cat adoptions at select stores. Adoptable pets may be available in in-store adoption habitats or during scheduled adoption events. Contact your local Petco store for current availability and upcoming adoption events.
Yes, we have a full-service grooming salon for dogs and cats. Appointments are recommended, but walk-ins are welcome based on availability. Please call (520) 297-0019 to inquire about appointments or grooming services available.
Yes, we provide dog training classes for all levels, from puppy basics to advanced training. Please call (520) 297-0019.
Helpful Staff
Many reviews highlight the helpfulness and friendliness of the staff, with specific mentions of employees like Ron and Amala who provided excellent assistance in finding products and answering questions.
Good Prices
Customers appreciate the great prices on clearance items and special offers, with some noting that online orders and in-store pickups can lead to good deals.
Clean Environment
The store is often described as clean and well-organized, contributing to a pleasant shopping experience for customers.
Grooming Issues
While many customers have had positive grooming experiences, several reviews express dissatisfaction with the grooming department, citing incomplete services and poor handling of pets, indicating inconsistency in service quality.
Animal Care Concerns
There are significant concerns regarding the care of animals in the store, particularly with reports of dead fish and inadequate living conditions for betta fish, suggesting a need for better animal welfare practices.
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