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Paws and the Palette
Where gourmet treats meet stylish essentials for your beloved pets.
4.2
Retail Store
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Where gourmet treats meet stylish essentials for your beloved pets.
Paws and the Palette is a premier pet store in Sacramento, specializing in artisanal baked goods, stylish accessories, and unique toys for dogs and other pets. Known for its warm, family-friendly atmosphere, the shop offers personalized service, with owner Lisa providing expert advice and custom creations like birthday cakes and cookies. It's a local favorite for pet lovers seeking high-quality, handmade products and fun experiences like cookie decorating classes.
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Custom-made cakes, cookies, and frosted treats using pet-safe, high-quality ingredients for birthdays and special occasions.
Stylish coats, clothing, and toys curated to fit your pet's needs, with expert guidance from our owner.
Fun, interactive workshops where pet owners can decorate treats for their furry friends in a social setting.
One-on-one advice from Lisa to help select the best products, from toys to apparel, tailored to your pet.
Hosting events and activities that bring together dog lovers for shared experiences and bonding.
Overall rating
Pamela Compton
This is an INCREDIBLE INDEPENDENT SHOP!!! Her bakery is incredible w her home baked products - AMAZING!!!! And, the toys, pet clothes and accessories - 😁. I belong to Sheltie Rescue groups that have online gift auctions and I plan to shop/support this shop and the rescue groups! ❤️😁❤️
Toni Oceans
Thanks for making Tango's 1st birthday super special.
Nicole Heetland
This place is the cutest!! Incredible baked goods & pet toys. The owner is SO knowledgable, and took time to help me find a coat for my niece pup. Highly recommend 🩷
Leslie huber
What a beautifully curated shop. So many incredible, handmade options. The pet attire is specially picked. There is a great selection of seasonal toys and treats. Highly recommend
Alvaro Xavier Vaca
This is a Sacramento classic for dog lovers. Loved the store vibe and treat choices. Lisa the owner is awesome too, very friendly and knowledgeable. Great local business. Kudos!
Jason Kelley
I recently went to pick up what I thought was a birthday cake for a dog—yes, a pet treat—and ended up with one of the most shockingly poor customer service experiences I’ve had in years. From the moment I walked in, a dog ran up barking—no issue there, I like dogs—but the employee behind the counter seemed completely unprepared and startled by my arrival. I explained I was there to pick up a cake—well, a dog’s birthday treat—and she immediately questioned if I was from DoorDash. I wasn’t, and I showed her my confirmation email. She rudely insisted it was a DoorDash order—completely false; the confirmation said nothing like that. After I showed her the email again, she dropped the bag on the counter instead of handing it to me politely. When I asked for her name, she said it was “Lisa”—if that’s even her real name. As a business owner with over fifteen years of experience, I was not just disappointed; I was truly appalled. This level of unprofessionalism is unacceptable. In short, I was picking up a treat for a pet, and instead of a simple, courteous handoff, I got a heavy dose of rudeness. Let this be a call for improvement, because no customer—human or otherwise—should be treated this way.
