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Celebrate your dog for National Dog Day with a visit to your local Argos pet storešŸ•ā€šŸ¦ŗšŸ©šŸ•šŸ¾.
08/28/2026

Celebrate your dog for National Dog Day with a visit to your local Argos pet storešŸ•ā€šŸ¦ŗšŸ©šŸ•šŸ¾.

Wondering why our pet store is named Argos? Christopher Nolan's new blockbuster movie The Odyssey, starring Matt Damon, ...
07/22/2026

Wondering why our pet store is named Argos? Christopher Nolan's new blockbuster movie The Odyssey, starring Matt Damon, has the answer!

One of the most talked-about scenes in the film is the emotional reunion between Matt Damon's character, Odysseus, and his loyal dog, Argos, after 20 years apart. That faithful dog is the inspiration behind Argos Pet Food & Supply.

We chose the name because Argos has symbolized loyalty, devotion, and unconditional love for nearly 3,000 years—the very qualities we celebrate every day with the pets.

If you see The Odyssey, don't miss the Argos scene (even though it's sure to make you shed some tears😭). We think you'll understand exactly why we chose our name. ā¤ļø

07/11/2026

🐾 Did you know we carry raw dog food?

A lot of you are feeding The Farmer's Dog or Freshpet (the fridge rolls from Kroger/grocery stores - but a lot of you probably didn't realize we also carry Blue Ridge Beef, a raw frozen dog food, right here in our freezers.

Here's how it stacks up:
āœ“The Farmer's Dog: $2.60–$21+ per day depending on your dog's size (most mid-size dogs run $150–$300+/month)

āœ“Freshpet: ~$5–$6/lb in stores, roughly $2/day for small dogs up to $10+/day for large breeds

āœ“Blue Ridge Bee f: $8.99-$12.99 for a 2 lb tube ($4.50-$6.50/lb), or $4.04-$5.85/lb when you buy 15 tubes (10% off)
Small dog: roughly $1.35–$2.45/day (as low as ~$1.20/day buying in bulk)
Large dog: roughly $7.20–$13.00/day (as low as ~$6.45/day buying in bulk)

The big difference: Blue Ridge Beef is 100% raw meat, bone, and organ — no grains, no fillers, no added carbs or gums (their "Complete" line is the one exception, which adds a small amount of produce/supplements for a complete-and-balanced blend). Freshpet and The Farmer's Dog are great cooked/fresh options, but they do include things like oats, rice, peas, or pea protein to round out the nutrition profile.

⭐Bottom line: you can get a local, raw option for LESS than what you're paying for grocery-store or mail-order subscription food — no shipping fees, no waiting on a delivery truck, just walk in and grab it!

If you've been curious about raw feeding or just want to see what we've got, swing by and check out our freezers!

Note that Blue Ridge Beef also has a feeding calculator on their website to help you figure out the right portion size for your dog.
Raw Pet Food Serving computations for Cats and Dogs — Blue Ridge Beef https://share.google/h5rle2iruaj6xlo15

Today we're hosting a walk-up nail trim event with  of Cincinnati.šŸ•šŸ•ā€šŸ¦ŗWhen: Today, Saturday, June 27th from 12:00 PM–3:0...
06/27/2026

Today we're hosting a walk-up nail trim event with of Cincinnati.šŸ•šŸ•ā€šŸ¦ŗ

When: Today, Saturday, June 27th from 12:00 PM–3:00 PM
Where: Argos Pet Food & Supply in Pleasant Ridge

If you've been meaning to get your dog's nails trimmed, but haven't gotten around to making an appointment, this is an easy opportunity to stop by and have it done while you're out running errands.

āœ‚ļø Nail Trim — $20
āœ‚ļø Nail Trim & Dremel — $25
šŸ—“ļøNo appointment necessary—just bring your pup by anytime between 12:00-3:00 PM.

We love partnering with other local pet businesses and thought some of our fellow dog lovers in the neighborhood might be interested!

šŸ• Cincinnati Dog Owners!šŸ•ā€šŸ¦ŗWe're hosting a walk-up nail trim event with  of Cincinnati.When: This Saturday, June 27th fr...
06/24/2026

šŸ• Cincinnati Dog Owners!šŸ•ā€šŸ¦ŗ
We're hosting a walk-up nail trim event with of Cincinnati.

When: This Saturday, June 27th from 12:00 PM–3:00 PM
Where: Argos Pet Food & Supply in Pleasant Ridge

If you've been meaning to get your dog's nails trimmed, but haven't gotten around to making an appointment, this is an easy opportunity to stop by and have it done while you're out running errands.

āœ‚ļø Nail Trim — $20
āœ‚ļø Nail Trim & Dremel — $25
šŸ—“ļøNo appointment necessary—just bring your pup by anytime between 12:00-3:00 PM.

We love partnering with other local pet businesses and thought some of our fellow dog lovers in the neighborhood might be interested!

Saying goodbye to Bagel🄯 was bittersweet, but we're so happy to share that she has finally found her forever home!Dee, w...
06/17/2026

Saying goodbye to Bagel🄯 was bittersweet, but we're so happy to share that she has finally found her forever home!
Dee, who adopted another cat from us last year, knew Bagel was the perfect kitty for her the moment they met. After spending months with us, Bagel had built quite a fan club. Customers and staff alike fell in love with her gentle personality, affectionate nature, and endless sweetness.
In fact, we had grown so attached to her that we were beginning to think she might become our official store cat. But then Dee came along and made it official—Bagel had found exactly where she belonged.
We couldn't be happier for this special girl and are so grateful that she'll be living such a wonderful life with someone who already knows and loves an Argos cat. Congratulations, Dee and Bagel! šŸ¾šŸ’•

It’s official — Argos Pet Food & Supply has been open in East Walnut Hills for 10 years!! We’re so grateful for every cu...
06/12/2026

It’s official — Argos Pet Food & Supply has been open in East Walnut Hills for 10 years!! We’re so grateful for every customer, pet, neighbor, and friend who has supported us along the way. Thank you, East Walnut Hills, for 10 wonderful years. We’re so lucky to be part of this communityšŸ•šŸˆ

06/09/2026

Summer's here and your dog deserves this. 🐾 Drop their name in the comments for a chance to win a bag of frozen raw shankbones — we're picking TWO winners this Friday.

Update on Marcus- You DEFINITELY want to read this! Unbelievable story!! In March 2024, a dog escaped from his backyard ...
05/22/2026

Update on Marcus- You DEFINITELY want to read this! Unbelievable story!!

In March 2024, a dog escaped from his backyard while chasing three deer through the woods, and he vanished.

His owner, Carlos, searched desperately for him at the closest shelter to his home, but unfortunately, he wasn’t there. What Carlos didn’t realize at the time was that the shelter he searched wasn’t the county shelter, meaning if his dog had entered the shelter system, they never would have had him.

On May 23, 2024, a dog our team named Marcus entered the shelter system at Cincinnati Animal CARE after being brought in by a local police department as a stray.

Marcus struggled deeply in the shelter environment. He wanted nothing to do with the four tiny walls around him, and desperately longed for affection, freedom, and connection. Volunteers and staff took him under their wing. He spent afternoons stretched out in backyards, soaking up sunshine, devouring snacks, and handing out plenty of wet, sloppy kisses. But every time Marcus returned to the shelter after a day away, it became harder and harder for him.

After nearly a year in care, a foster stepped up for Marcus. He spent more than a year living in a home with people who loved him fiercely and advocated tirelessly for him to find his person. Marcus was finally adopted this past February, but two weeks ago, he was found as a stray once again and picked up by our dog wardens.

Almost immediately, Marcus showed us he wanted absolutely nothing to do with being back in a kennel. Given the notes from his previous adopters, what we already knew about how profoundly he struggled in the shelter, and the rapid decline we were seeing, our team was faced with an impossible decision. After poring over his notes and debating for what felt like days, the consensus from our lifesaving team was to put a timeline in place: find placement for Marcus within ten days, or humane euthanasia would be the only option left to end his suffering at the shelter.

The people who loved Marcus refused to give up on him.

Friends, volunteers, fosters, staff, and community members flooded social media with his story. His posts were shared thousands upon thousands of times. Local media picked up his story. Behind the scenes, people worked endlessly, making calls, sending messages, networking, and doing everything they possibly could to save him.

Then yesterday, one of those shared posts reached a friend of Carlos.

He immediately thought the dog looked familiar. Carlos contacted us right away and sent photos that left absolutely no doubt. Marcus was actually Brick, the dog he had lost nearly two years ago.

And today, after two years, countless strangers fighting for him, hundreds of volunteers loving him, and more twists and turns than anyone could have imagined, Marcus, formerly known as Brick, is finally going home.

There are so many ā€œwhat ifsā€ in this story.

What if Carlos had come to Cincinnati Animal CARE instead of another shelter?
What if Marcus had been adopted by someone else?
What if volunteers hadn’t fallen in love with him?
What if his foster hadn’t stepped up?
What if people hadn’t shared his posts thousands of times?
What if nobody had recognized him?

But maybe the biggest takeaway is this: sometimes it takes an entire community refusing to give up on one dog to change the ending of his story.

Today, against every odd imaginable, Marcus gets the ending he’s deserved all along.

Adopt. Foster. Volunteer. Donate.

We are Hamilton County’s animal shelter, and if your dog goes missing, please contact us immediately.

Happy trails, Marcus. You made an impression on everyone you met, and we can’t wait to get updates from your family.

05/18/2026

Update on Marcus- You DEFINITELY want to read this! Unbelievable story!!

In March 2024, a dog escaped from his backyard while chasing three deer through the woods, and he vanished.

His owner, Carlos, searched desperately for him at the closest shelter to his home, but unfortunately, he wasn’t there. What Carlos didn’t realize at the time was that the shelter he searched wasn’t the county shelter, meaning if his dog had entered the shelter system, they never would have had him.

On May 23, 2024, a dog our team named Marcus entered the shelter system at Cincinnati Animal CARE after being brought in by a local police department as a stray.

Marcus struggled deeply in the shelter environment. He wanted nothing to do with the four tiny walls around him, and desperately longed for affection, freedom, and connection. Volunteers and staff took him under their wing. He spent afternoons stretched out in backyards, soaking up sunshine, devouring snacks, and handing out plenty of wet, sloppy kisses. But every time Marcus returned to the shelter after a day away, it became harder and harder for him.

After nearly a year in care, a foster stepped up for Marcus. He spent more than a year living in a home with people who loved him fiercely and advocated tirelessly for him to find his person. Marcus was finally adopted this past February, but two weeks ago, he was found as a stray once again and picked up by our dog wardens.

Almost immediately, Marcus showed us he wanted absolutely nothing to do with being back in a kennel. Given the notes from his previous adopters, what we already knew about how profoundly he struggled in the shelter, and the rapid decline we were seeing, our team was faced with an impossible decision. After poring over his notes and debating for what felt like days, the consensus from our lifesaving team was to put a timeline in place: find placement for Marcus within ten days, or humane euthanasia would be the only option left to end his suffering at the shelter.

The people who loved Marcus refused to give up on him.

Friends, volunteers, fosters, staff, and community members flooded social media with his story. His posts were shared thousands upon thousands of times. Local media picked up his story. Behind the scenes, people worked endlessly, making calls, sending messages, networking, and doing everything they possibly could to save him.

Then yesterday, one of those shared posts reached a friend of Carlos.

He immediately thought the dog looked familiar. Carlos contacted us right away and sent photos that left absolutely no doubt. Marcus was actually Brick, the dog he had lost nearly two years ago.

And today, after two years, countless strangers fighting for him, hundreds of volunteers loving him, and more twists and turns than anyone could have imagined, Marcus, formerly known as Brick, is finally going home.

There are so many ā€œwhat ifsā€ in this story.

What if Carlos had come to Cincinnati Animal CARE instead of another shelter?
What if Marcus had been adopted by someone else?
What if volunteers hadn’t fallen in love with him?
What if his foster hadn’t stepped up?
What if people hadn’t shared his posts thousands of times?
What if nobody had recognized him?

But maybe the biggest takeaway is this: sometimes it takes an entire community refusing to give up on one dog to change the ending of his story.

Today, against every odd imaginable, Marcus gets the ending he’s deserved all along.

Adopt. Foster. Volunteer. Donate.

We are Hamilton County’s animal shelter, and if your dog goes missing, please contact us immediately.

Happy trails, Marcus. You made an impression on everyone you met, and we can’t wait to get updates from your family.
Turn sound on PLEASEšŸ”ŠDo you know why everyone is posting about Marcus? Because he's a GOOD boy who will be euthanized this Thursday, 5/21 if nobody adopts him. Marcus has a huge fan club, but still hasn't hit the jackpot on finding the right adopter. He was adopted 3 months ago and then found roaming the streets because his "family" let him escape and never bothered to go find him, even when he ended up back at the shelter. Can you imagine? How can this poor boy have such bad luck?? Please, if you know someone who could use a companion in their life and wants a snuggly, super love bug, goofy dog, please tell them about Marcus. No cats and no other dogs (although, some female dogs can work if slowly introduced). Watch his videos and you will fall in love. Marcus is worth saving and whomever steps up and gives him a chance will truly be a hero in the minds of sooo many people who love him!!

Address

2801 Woodburn Avenue
Cincinnati, OH
45206

Opening Hours

Tuesday 12pm - 7pm
Wednesday 12pm - 7pm
Thursday 12pm - 7pm
Friday 12pm - 7pm
Saturday 12pm - 5pm
Sunday 12pm - 5pm

Telephone

+15132214451

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