The best pet shops & services in Providence

For a calmer, kinder groom, Overall Pet Salon focuses on holistic, one-on-one sessions for both dogs and cats, prioritizing comfort and emotional well-being. It’s by appointment only, and new clients join the waitlist while returning clients can book online.

From the Waltham newsletter, September 20, 2026

With West Roxbury and Wrentham locations, Luxe Pet Resort handles the real-life stuff like dog daycare, dog and cat boarding, and even dog hikes, plus a self-serve dog wash for post-park chaos. Temperament tests and vaccination requirements keep the fun safe, so you can actually relax.

From the Boston newsletter, October 23, 2026

All 4 Paws keeps local pups and cats looking sharp with skilled grooming, from quick baths to breed-standard trims, using quality products to keep stress low. Three-time RI Choice Awards winner with a mobile unit roaming Providence, South County, and Block Island, All 4 Paws makes regular grooming feel easy...

From the Providence County newsletter, October 21, 2026

If your dog gets stressed in a busy salon, Groomed By Becca RI LLC does true one-on-one, cage free grooming so your buddy gets calm, focused attention. Results are tidy, tails stay waggy, and you can snag a spot with straightforward online booking when life gets, well, furry.

From the Johnston newsletter, September 7, 2026

When the zoomies hit, 2 Dogs Treats keeps it simple with Just Chicken Rounds, Just Beef, Just Fish Skins, Just Pork, Just Organic Sweet Potatoes, and Just Turkey, plus Summit Dog Chews for the super chewers. Build-a-Box and easy subscriptions mean fewer last-minute pet store runs and happier North Shore pups.

From the Beverly newsletter, September 18, 2026

C. handles baths, brush-outs, lion cuts, dematting, nail caps and more, right in your apartment or at their Boston spa, so your cat keeps the throne with minimal drama. They even offer cat sitting and homemade natural treats...

From the Boston newsletter, September 30, 2026

The Pooped Pooch Pet Supply keeps it simple with natural, holistic treats, food, and toys curated by two Marks who live and breathe dogs. If your schedule’s a mess, their team also handles daycare, dog walks, pet visits, and overnights around Dorchester and South Boston… so your buddy stays happy while you handle life.

From the Boston newsletter, October 16, 2026

Chain with pet food & supplies such as toys, beds & pet technology products, plus medication.

Chain featuring a range of pets, supplies & food (most offer grooming, boarding & other services).

Elite Pet in Cranston treats grooming like a spa day for all kinds of breeds, with calm vibes, gentle products, and real attention to quirks. ' pet.

From the Providence newsletter, September 8, 2026

Whether your dog needs a full spruce-up or your cat demands VIP treatment, The Grooming Post brings over 25 years of gentle, expert grooming right over the line in Attleboro. Handy walk-in fixes like nail trims, tooth brushing, and anal gland care keep pets tidy between full grooms.

From the Attleboro newsletter, October 4, 2026

401 Reptiles is the local spot for people who actually like their pets warm and scaly, with a knowledgeable team stocking everything from geckos to snakes and amphibians. It’s the kind of place where a quick question turns into helpful advice and the right next addition.

From the Coventry newsletter, October 11, 2026

If your pup's looking more tumbleweed than dog, Linda's Pet Grooming in Cumberland is the calm, compassionate spot for baths, haircuts, de-shedding, ear cleaning, and nail trims, using gentle, pet-safe products.

From the Pawtucket newsletter, October 14, 2026

E certified salon, Pet CPR and First Aid training, and a Certified Canine Esthetician. From therapeutic soaks to color work, they make maintenance feel like pampering so your couch will thank you.

From the Cumberland newsletter, October 4, 2026

Jungle Junction is Rhode Island’s only bird specialty store, with the region’s largest toy wall, solid grooming and boarding, and expert advice from Certified Avian Specialist Renee Ducharme. They also stock quality food and gear for dogs, cats, and small animals, so one stop actually means one stop.

From the Cumberland newsletter, October 20, 2026

If your dog looks like they lost a bet with a leaf blower, Professional Pet Grooming in nearby West Warwick delivers gentle, breed-savvy baths, trims, nail and ear care with clean, calm vibes so pets leave shiny and comfortable, and you get fewer tumbleweeds of fur at home.

From the Coventry newsletter, October 12, 2026

Rumford Pet keeps Attleboro pets happy with expert nutritional counseling, a mess-free self-service dog wash, and a deep lineup of premium foods and fun. Think ACANA, Fromm, ORIJEN, plus toys and treats that actually hold up, and staff who steer you to what really works.

From the Attleboro newsletter, October 20, 2026

Between muddy trail romps and couch naps, Dtails Pet Grooming & Nutrition keeps local pups and cats looking sharp while stocking the food, treats, and essentials you actually need. Friendly groomers and a simple shop for refills make it a clutch go-to for Cumberland pet parents.

From the Cumberland newsletter, October 14, 2026

Rumford Pet keeps it local with natural foods, smart treat picks, and a mess-free self-service dog wash that saves your bathroom from furpocalypse. And if food labels make your eyes glaze, their team offers straightforward nutritional counseling to keep your pup or kitty thriving.

From the Cumberland newsletter, October 8, 2026

Eastie Walks is a small East Boston crew that treats clients like family, handling daily dog walks, playdates, pet visits, and in-home boarding. They use the Time To Pet app for easy scheduling and photo-filled updates, plus they do a quick compatibility consult so your pup’s vibe fits.

From the Boston newsletter, September 23, 2026

If kibble roulette and flimsy toys are letting you down, Hungry Tails stocks healthy foods, natural treats, quality toys, and thoughtful health and wellness picks for dogs and cats... plus options for fish and small pets.

From the Boston newsletter, October 9, 2026