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  • Richard Boyles reviewed
    Smalls.com

    Navigating Smalls Cat Food subscriptions can be tricky. I decided to try their trial for healthier cat food, but my two furballs turned their noses up at it. Thinking that was that, I was shocked to get a notice about another shipment for $138. I scrambled to cancel via email and text, but got crickets in response. Calling didn't help either since their number isn't set up for calls. After checking out some reviews, I learned the trial auto-signs you up for a subscription. They don't even have a Google profile for feedback. While the food might be great for some, the whole subscription and customer service ordeal left me pretty frustrated. I won't be ordering again.

  • Joann Burkett reviewed
    Mywaggle.com

    I used to stress so much about leaving my pets home alone, but then I found Waggle, and it's been a game-changer. With the camera and temperature control, I can see they're cozy and safe anytime I want. It's such a relief! The monthly cost is quite affordable, which is a bonus. I love being able to peek in on them whenever I miss them during the day. It's like having a little window into their world. Waggle has really put my mind at ease, and I couldn’t be happier with this product. Thanks, Waggle, for making life a bit easier for us pet parents!

  • Mr Very reviewed
    Mywaggle.com

    I’ve been dealing with this monitor for a while now, and it’s just a headache. Every year, like clockwork, it starts acting up and gives these super high readings. And getting it back to normal? Forget it. It's like they’re more interested in selling you more stuff than actually fixing the problem. Reaching out for help is another story. Their customer service is practically non-existent; you’re stuck with some AI chat that only knows how to say "reset." It’s frustrating when all you want is a solution, not a sales pitch. I just wish they’d focus on improving their product and actually being there for their customers.