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Yes, curbside pickup is available at Petco Rochester. 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 Rochester Petco at (507) 513-6695 to check for pricing and availabilty in your store. Or visit our companion animal website for more information on small companion animals.
No, Rochester 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 (507) 513-6695 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 (507) 513-6695.
Helpful Staff
Many customers praise the staff as friendly, knowledgeable, patient, and willing to help with products, pet setups, adoptions, and grooming.
Selection and Value
Customers generally appreciate the range of pet supplies and food, though several mention higher prices, inconsistent stock, online and in-store price differences, and difficulty finding specific products.
Grooming Experiences
Grooming receives frequent praise for kind staff, quality results, quick service, and walk-in availability. Several reviews also describe scheduling problems, communication issues, inconsistent haircut quality, or concerns about how pets were handled.
Animal Care
Several reviews raise concerns about the condition or availability of live animals and feeder supplies, including dead or ill fish, reptiles needing attention, deceased mice or insects, dry enclosures, and occasional shortages of crickets.
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