Target

I was looking for the best pricing for Tidy Cats cat litter on the web and found it and an adequate supply at Target of Kingston NY. Upon arrival I approached the nearest cashier and she gave clear concise direction to pet products. She was pleasant and appeared to be glad to be of service.nOn the way to pet products I saw store brand mouthwash similar to the old original Listerine and picked up two large bottles for less than half the price of Listerine!nUpon arriving at pet products there was a large variety of Tidy Cat products in variously sized containers. I selected the 35 pound buckets. Do to my age and health conditions I asked a store associate for help. He responded quickly and placed six of the 35 pound buckets in my cart. I noticed that Blue Buffalo canned food was on sale and added a good selection my cats were sure to enjoy to my cart. I thanked the associate for his help and proceeded to the checkout. The young lady at the checkout was pleasant and talkative and her, another young lady in front of me and I had a pleasant brief conversation about my cats. My total was over $120.00 in pet supplies ! Due to the sale on food I was able to save some money and also got a $ 10.00 gift card for buying four of the cat litter.nAll in all my selection of Target was both a good value and provided a pleasant conversation in the process ! I'll definitely do more shopping at Target.

Great if you like dogs in grocery stores. Bad if you care about cleanliness and not having dog excretions on your purchases.

I love Target and have never had a bad experience here. Employees are friendly, the store is clean, and there is always great products. I do almost all of my shopping here.

I love Target but this was beyond unacceptable. I didn't even feel comfortable buying Bread from there anymore.

I see a few no dogs signs on the doors. However, I have regularly witnessed pet dogs in this Target supermarket, including riding in carts and walking around off-leash. This is a health hazard and also a safety hazard if an off-leash dog decides to attack. Not to mention the merchandise destruction that can occur. Please, teach your employees how to say NO to those who feel entitled to bring their pet. You are allowed to remove “service animals” if their behavior is not appropriate, which includes barking, being off-leash, and riding in carts.