We fell out with Pets@Home when their dog grooming price went up to £50, so we tried Pampered Paws in Redcar (which looks an absolute dump from the outside) and she does a much better job for £35 and throws in a free neckerchief.
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Me too. I ordered Freddies gastrointestinal food (only available online) last Friday to collect from store today. No email to say it was ready, so went to store this evening to find out what the issue was, it hadn't arrived at store. This was despite customer services saying it was en route. Fingers crossed for tomorrow, I only have one tin left.
Lesson learned, re-order when you have at least a weeks worth of food in the cupboard.
I'm pretty certain you would be covered by the home delivery area of this wonderful business that I, and a dog owning neighbour, used for about 15 years. At that time they delivered to a particular area on a certain day of the week, once a fortnight. It worked like clockwork and we never had a problem with them - lovely people to do business with 👍🏼
I get the cat's Encore wet food from Amazon & as Frazz points out, you've got to do it before you run out. Helpfully, 34 set up an account for me which means it is sent out on a regular basis so I don't even have to think about it now. Another site I've used in the past is zooplus. Now that I know Tesco stocks IAMS hopefully it won't be a problem.
The only fussy eater we have, is Vassili who will only eat food labelled ‘ delicate’ or ‘ sensitive’. Given he has the build and weight of a large truck, it amuses us. The rest are happy with whatever premium brands are currently on offer
(I know that size does not preclude mental health problems, and he certainly has those after suffering a bleed on the brain as a kitten when some barsteward kicked him around before we adopted him.)
If I want catfood from Pets@Home I get it delivered my local store isn't that big and doesn't always have what I want, by the time I've got a couple of large boxes of food and a bag of biscuits in my basket the order always qualifies for free delivery. Before buying I check on line to see where the offers are and it's usually P@H or Zooplus who have the best prices and with the larger size boxes it's convenient to have them delivered
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Post by Berry McPaper-cuts on Aug 14, 2024 10:40:31 GMT
Be warned Liv that Tesco sometimes do not have all flavours- working on the get a new one when opening a bag I can usually manage but I did get some from Amazon Prime on one occasion.
Be warned Liv that Tesco sometimes do not have all flavours- working on the get a new one when opening a bag I can usually manage but I did get some from Amazon Prime on one occasion.
Contacted store, not arrived. Back to customer service, long story short, they cancelled order and reordered with next day delivery to my home address. Fortunately, I have plenty of the equivalent dry food for Freddies breakfast tomorrow, plus he loves a boiled egg lol!
I have to say that PAH customer service is quite impressive. Apart from the inevitable speil about using the internet, they answer straight away, and know who you are. In this country, which is always a good start. Presumably, your phone number brings up all account details on their screen automatically, order numbers etc. I could hear a little dog barking in the background, so I'm guessing maybe they have call handlers working from home. It made a pleasant change from the normal customer service hassle, who could learn a thing or two, although I appreciate PAH are not dealing with the same volume as most of them.
Just had Evri email confirming they have parcel for tomorrow. Yay!
I'm pretty certain you would be covered by the home delivery
Yes, I am. I buy 2 x 12 tins of food each time, which qualifies for free delivery. I did this to start with, but tins would arrive loose in a oversized box, some would be damaged. Add to that having to put a small table in the porch for the courier to use rather than leaving box on the ground, then me having to transfer from the box into bags....... The store is only a 5 minute drive away, the tins are together in 2 x 12 packs, which they kindly put in the boot for me. I can then open the packs in the boot and transfer to bags. Sounds complicated, but is much easier for me. I'm afraid I am struggling a bit with one shoulder since falling over Freddie a few months ago.