What is your favoirte internet pet supply resource? Do you have different
favorites for different things?

Toys (like Kongs and Bustercubes)
Collaers and leashes
Crates
Food

On the opposite note - let's say there was a list of eleven internet
supply stores and you were familiar with all eleven. Pick one from this
imaginary list that you would remove to cut the list to 10. It doesn't
have to be something bad about it, just not meeting your top ten
standards.

--
Diane Blackman
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What is your favoirte internet pet supply resource? Do you have different
favorites for different things?

In order of greatness with 1 being the greatest, IMO:

1. JB Pet Wholesale at www.jbpet.com
2. SitStay.com
3. Drs Foster & Smith
4. AllPetsConsidered.com
5. PetsMegaStore.com

All of mine are one-stop shopping.

--
Tara

SPAMMER

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What is your favoirte internet pet supply resource? Do you have different
favorites for different things?

Toys (like Kongs and Bustercubes)
Collaers and leashes
Crates
Food

Ebay.

I don't buy much online, preferring to buy from local small retailers if I
can, but if I can't find something locally at a reasonable price, I'll shop
around online. I've bought Advantage from Ebay at half the price of local
stores, I've bought tapeworm meds from an online store in Australia for a
fraction of the cost of the vet, and I've bought crates and other items from
JBPet. I also like to buy toys and other goodies from Cleanrun.com.

Christy

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Used to order online a lot before, don't do so much any more. Not in
any order of preference, since I don't really have one:

1. petfooddirect.com - exactly what it says, and getting Canidae
shipped to my doorstep was cheaper than driving out an hour to a mall
with inadequate parking.

2. PetEdge - For buying in bulk, especially stuff you know will get
destroyed anyway, like stuffed toys. I've bought tons of stuff from
them, and their prices are very reasonable.

3. JBPet - Good service, good prices, good quality.

4. Drs. Foster Smith - Pricey, but their products (such as dog beds)
seem to be quite well made.

Suja

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What is your favoirte internet pet supply resource?

The only things I buy online are those that I can't find
locally, which really is only 1) dog books (I use
dogwise.com) and 2) mushing supplies (favorites are
coldspotfeeds.com and alpineoutfitters.net). I think it's
really important to support local small business.
--
Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis -

Prouder than ever to be a member of the reality-based community

I really like www.dogpack.com - they don't have a huge selection, but the
products they carry are wonderful and they help support rescue.

Yours in GSDs and rescue,

Lea
www.shepherdrescue.org

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What is your favoirte internet pet supply resource? Do you have different
favorites for different things?

Toys (like Kongs and Bustercubes)
Collaers and leashes
Crates
Food

1. SitStay.com --I buy what I can there, they have fabulous customer
service
and they have an affiliate program with Belgian rescue. (Same thing with
Beauty of the Beast --but they are for people clothes)

2. PetEdge --they are CHEAP when you buy over $50.00, or in bulk. I buy
more
spendy items from them, esp. things that SitStay doesn't carry. For
example
like the replacement dog door, my gear/grooming bag, and they have
great deals on scissors/shears & grooming smocks if you just watch for them.
Plus, they also have great customer service (I had a heck of a time getting
the right size flap for doggie door & they were great).

3. J & J's --While they are more costly, you can get a lot of things there
that
you would be hard-pressed to find elsewhere. Their products are good,
quality
merchandise. And they are VERY helpful (I bought a dumbell that I had
customized--high bells for pointy noses, but lightweight & a not-so-big bar)
and
the woman that helped me was excellent. Plus they have books & dvd's.

4. PetVetDirect --The last few times I've checked, they were the cheapest
for
the joint supplements I buy (Synovi G3). They are very fast, and have
reasonable
shipping fees.

Pretty much everything else is hit & miss. I do like Care-a-Lot pets,
because
they carry the Premier martingale collars & I love those, plus they carry
inexpensive plastic dumbells. We have a Coastal Farm Supply and Wilco Farm
store locally that I buy most of my toys/treats at, and I've bought crates
from
them before. AND you can take your dog inside, so when I wanted to
purchase a
tent crate, I went there (Coastal carries the Petmate Pet Home style that I
wanted)
and let Bodhi "test run" the two sizes in question.
I love, love, love DogWise and 3C's (family owned), but they are somewhat
"local", so I just wait until I see them at shows so I can skip the
shipping. Plus I can actually see & hold the item in question before
making a final purchase. They've got everything from fun
leads & collars to show supplies, to toys, stainless steel buckets & bowls,
grooming
supplies, crates, X-pens & grooming tables. They also partner up with
DogWise at
shows & have a small section of books in their area as well. They truly are
"One Stop
Shopping".

Because of this, 3C's is my "all-time favorite" place to buy any sort of
doggie stuff, and they are online--I just never shop online from them.
Shelly & The Boys

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What is your favoirte internet pet supply resource? Do you have different
favorites for different things?

Toys (like Kongs and Bustercubes)
Collaers and leashes
Crates
Food

PetEdge is best for toys in bulk for prizes, etc. You can get them for
..99 cents each and nice ones too--I think most agility people order
Zanies from PetEdge for trials!

For crates, I've always found Omaha Vaccine to have the best price
(www.omahavaccine.com). Other than that, I use KV Vet for Glycoflex and
for Mutt Mitts--theirs are cheaper than you can get them at the
manufacturer! www.kvvet.com.

On the opposite note - let's say there was a list of eleven internet
supply stores and you were familiar with all eleven. Pick one from this
imaginary list that you would remove to cut the list to 10. It doesn't
have to be something bad about it, just not meeting your top ten
standards.


J&J. Not because they don't have quality products, they do. But because
they are very expensive!

Diane said in rec.pets.dogs.behavior:

What is your favoirte internet pet supply resource?

I normally buy from local Mom & Pop brick and mortar stores, but
when I go online there's only one good Canadian source that I've
found which is independent on the big chains:
http://www.petsupplyhouse.com/

--
--Matt. Rocky's a Dog.