Pet Supplies Plus opens new FM 1488 location north of The Woodlands
Pet Supplies Plus opened a new location on FM 1488 in May, and will hold grand opening events July 11-12. (Courtesy Pet Supplies Plus)
Pet Supplies Plus opened a new location on FM 1488 in May, and will hold grand opening events July 11-12. (Courtesy Pet Supplies Plus)
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The national retailer Pet Supplies Plus opened a new location north of The Woodlands on May 22.
The store, situated at 4130 FM 1488, Ste. 110, Conroe, offers a variety of merchandise for pets, including food, toys, safety gear and other equipment. Pet washing stations, grooming areas, pet consultations and veterinary services, and contactless curbside pickup are also offered. Products are available for dogs, cats, reptiles, fish and birds.
The pet supply store will hold grand opening events over the weekend of July 11-12, including games and giveaways throughout both days. 936-231-8991. www.petsuppliesplus.com
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