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Ordered and paid for , money taken items not delivered , contacted them and was told I must of given the wrong address, which happens to be they address I have lived in for the past 6 years,
Informed them of this and was told it’s not their responsibility absolute disgrace
Awful company to deal with. Grossly inflated prices and on costs of returns. Do your homework before using this company . A little research will provide you with more money in your pocket for the same products
I was struggling to get my 14 year old dog her usual food from my usual supplier so thought I would try online. So impressed with MyPetSays. Ordering was simple, cost was the same as instore but included a very quick delivery free of charge. Ordered late on Saturday, received on Monday. I will definitely buy from this company again
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