Catharine Morris
GBNW puppy chew pack from Chewy is dangerous I purchased a package of chew toys sold and promoted by chewy for puppies. The chew toys made of nylon, rubber or combination broke apart within a day of chew time and ended up in my dogs poop. These toys are marketed for chewing and for puppies yet they are not made to withstand chewing from a ten pound Keeshond pup who won’t get much larger than 35lbs. These toys are dangerous for dogs and a company like Chewy shouldn’t be marketing them. I wrote one review to them regarding the yellow teething bone included in this package but was not allowed to submit another review regarding the spoiled football which ended up in my dogs poop. Refunds are not enough, this is a safety issue and Chewy should take the lead to insure it is not selling hazardous toys to pets.
Sue Junck
GBI had just purchased dog food for my… I had just purchased dog food for my Sadie, and she passed away unexpectedly and fast. I chatted with their CSR Tanyla and she was so kind. She refunded my money and told me to donate to a rescue or shelter. The next day, I received a flower delivery from Chewy. Very compassionate people. Thank you Tanyla
Robert Laverick
GBUnreliable scheduled deliveries Products and prices are comparable, but their shipping and deliveries are inconsistent for subscribed pet supplies, like dog food. It ends up costing more because you have to go shop locally to fill the gaps. This makes it more expensive and takes out the convenience of home delivery.
Linda Peet
GBAre they censoring reviews to sell products? Have been ordering from Chewy for years. Some issues recently--past year or so.. Shipping seems to be a bit slower. Not as generous about returns as in the early years. Customer service reps polite, but not always helpful. Lower prices at Walmart without having to spend 50.00 for free shipping. But of course chewy has great selection and home delivery. Most concerning is that they solicit reviews on every product, but do not publish those that express legitimate concerns and are written according to their submission guidelines. After thorough research and after speaking with my home vet, I took the time to write a constructive review of a dog food brand which followed all Chewy guidelines for submission, but the review was never posted. Who are they protecting? Certainly not our dogs. There are numerous reviews about dented cans and other minor concerns. Yet they did not publish my review about a label that reveals there might be issues with long term feeding due to extremely minimum fat content of the dog food. Chewy vet by chat very nonchalant also. Did not seem knowledgeable about AAFCO feeding and labeling requirements. Did not investigate thoroughly or indicate she would would contact manufacturer. My home vet advised stopping the diet ASAP due to extremely low fat content. Chewy was unconcerned, seemed to be protecting manufacturer and Chewy itself.
Yvette W
GBThank you from Rocky's family We want to thank the Chewy Family for supplying Rocky's food and other items and the excellent exceptional customer service we received. We lost Rocky this week after 11 years and it's a tough time for the family. But to come home from work today and receive flowers from the Chewy Family not only shows that they care about your pet but put a little smile on our face. I know Rocky's running around barking. Thank you so much Chewy Family Thank you so much.