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Pet Zone

  1. Minnesota
  2. Bemidji Pet Store

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Pet Zone is a clean, well stocked store carrying small animals, fresh and saltwater fish,reptiles, birds and supplies.
The staff is knowledgeable and ready to help you with any questions you may have.

Address: 2516 Hannah Ave NW, Bemidji, MN 56601, USA
Phone: (218) 751-4471
State: Minnesota
Zip Code: 56601


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Animals are well taken care of! A very clean pet store! I am in there all the time asking questions and they answer them all! They are very helpful and kind!
9 years ago (20-04-2017)
I really only go here because it's kind of the only option here in Bemidji. The staff are friendly on occasion, but the prices are always terrible. But they do have the food and supplies I need for my very spoiled goldfish.
9 years ago (08-07-2017)
I see reviews have been doctored yet again to remove any remotely negative feedback, so here goes mine, again. This is a clean, good-smelling pet store. They have somewhat of a safeguard for pets in terms of the products they offer, for example, they do not sell cedar bedding. But it's hit or miss. They do sell some things that are dangerous or inconsiderate to other species, I am assuming species that none of the management or employees have extensive knowledge of. They do frequently have animals for sale that are VERY obviously sick, injured, underweight, or otherwise not well cared for. For some of them, it takes a trained eye, and they DO keep more animals in the back, especially those that are not looking great, or those "oops, had babies" situations. The ones that really tug on my heartstrings when I go in are the reptiles and of course the betta fish. The betta fish are kept like all other betta fish for sale, and that doesn't make it alright. The reptiles are usually in horrifically unsuitable habitats with too many animals, improper substrate, harsh or improper lighting, way too low temps or humidity, the list of problems goes on with these. Their animals are so incredibly overpriced that I have to wonder if there isn't some sort of magic word to get the "real" price instead? I can't see how anyone could ever justify paying that much for an animal that really isn't of any higher quality than any other pet store out there. It's the same animal from the same source, and their health guarantees are extremely minimal. We bought a netherland dwarf from them once to replace our recently deceased geriatric of the same species, only to have it die the very next day. I still think someone fed it something inappropriate as a going away present. They would not let us take the animal in for autopsy, which is very suspicious to me. Even after bringing them the rabbit corpse, it was like pulling teeth trying to get any sort of reimbursement and in the end, they didn't give us a refund, they just gave us another rabbit which for all we knew at the time, could have had the same issue as the one we just lost, and we really didn't want to go through that again, but we did take the rabbit and she lived into old age, so that is something. Their birds are almost never handleable and WILL bite the snot out of you if you don't know how to handle a wild bird. I would purposely grab one with a leg band, because at least you know it is docile enough to have been banded without being injured. Snake morphs are almost always mismarked aside from being 2-3 times more expensive than their actual worth. Saw a normal corn marked as an "albino" (really improper term with corn snakes) and costing $80 (they are worth about $20). Dead or dying fish are pretty common, I feel their fish get overlooked by staff, and there have been times I have been in there and pointed out a dead or dying fish and they really could not possibly have cared any less. Also pointed out a severely emaciated, unresponsive bearded dragon hatchling, actually asked "Wow, that dude looks rough, is he alive?!" to have 1 long-time female employee respond with something like that they were just going to give him some TLC and he would be fine because he is such a special little guy and someone would love him for his wonderful uniqueness or something similar... No discount on that one either or I would have bought it and rehomed it to a reptile-savvy friend just to get it out of there, it was being trampled and outcompeted for food and space, really not what I would consider TLC. Pet stores tend to just not be very good in general but for as much as these people gloat and badmouth other pet stores, I would expect a lot better. The reason they get two stars, and a pass for all of this from a lot of people, is that they are literally our only option for specialty pet supplies. Where else are we going to go when our feeder shipments are delayed to cold and we need crickets like, right now? It's probably what has kept them in business.
9 years ago (07-05-2017)
Great store, clean, well stocked, healthy pets. Friendly place. Thanks, keep up the good work.
9 years ago (18-04-2017)
Cool place, nice store!! 💯
10 years ago (22-02-2017)
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