Fideaux

Adorable little pet shop! They had cards with watermark images of your pet on them, organic food, fun toys, and specialty pet items. They also have a rack of mini doggie clothes for your little furry friends and plenty of dog beds to choose from. Staff was very friendly & helpful. There were several locals who brought their dogs in with them to pick out a treat for the day. Too cute!

What could be more fun than a cute little doggie boutique? One with a darling name? Junie and I popped in here the other day while vacationing in St Helena to see about getting some new collars for Gertie and Chupie.
We found so much fun stuff! All-​natural treats, all manner of toys from soft lovies to durable chews, dog clothes, specialty shampoos and other grooming products and so much more. I wish o could treat my girls to these awesome dog beds they have here, but between the price and having to ship them back to OKC I decided against it.
In the end, I didn’t end up buying new collars because I didn’t see any from my favorite brand, Red Dingo. But it was still a lot of fun to look around for fun stuff for the fur babies! I’ll definitely always stop in when I’m in town just to see what they have.

I was given a tour of St. Helena and I was intrigued as soon as I saw this store because I wanted to get my puppy something when I come back. Went in and was greeted by a friendly staff.
Even though this place was small, it was cute and had quite a selection that you can’t find anywhere else. Fideaux was neatly organized and was easy to navigate around. I would love to come back here if I’m in the area and if I needed anything for my dog.

We left for our Napa day trip forgetting to feed the dogs *sigh* clearly indicated by our 9-​month-​old shichon, Koa, who started spitting little blobs of dark yellow-​ish fluid (means your dog is hungry); his stomach is regulated and very sensitive.
Anyway, this little charming pet store came to the rescue with its unlimited supply of dog food and treats. Small place but definitely packs a heavy punch: an array of fashionable leashes, collars, beds, and doggy wear… we almost forgot what we were initially there for.
The employees were very welcoming and personable, lavishing Max and Koa with belly rubs and treats, offering them water in the back for that triple-​digit weather.
Toys were everywhere, we simply couldn’t leave without buying one (Koa’s managed to destroy almost every single one of his toys we’ve spoiled him with). I wanted to buy that squeaky rubber beer bottle, but I was afraid it would only make me look like a questionable dog owner…
Fun store for man’s best friend.

Every time we are in a new city, one of the first things I search for is a new pet store! It’s pretty much the only place our dogs can walk through freely and enjoy the air conditioning. Even if the dogs aren’t with us, I like to stop into different pet stores to buy them treats or check out the toys and clothes.
Fideaux was one of few, if not the only, pet store in Downtown St Helena. They have a large selection of collars, leashes, toys, treats, clothes, beds, you name it! But what I liked most about Fideaux was that I’ve never seen their items at other pet stores before. Many of their items are unique to the shop. I pretty much wanted to buy everything in sight. Bowtie collars, multiple toys, treats, Hawaiian print bandanas, jackets… but we ended up leaving with two bags of organic treats and a new monkey squeaky toy for the puppy.
The staff member running the shop during our visit was very helpful. We were interested in a bag of chicken liver treats, so he introduced us to two brands and explained the ingredients inside, as well as where they were shipped from. Very informative and very friendly with our dogs. He even offered them both treats, as well as water on the back patio, which I’m sure the dogs enjoyed :)
Definitely one of the better hometown pet stores I’ve been to!

I have a super picky American Eskimo puppy, one so picky he doesn’t care for peanut butter. What dog doesn’t like peanut butter?! Mine, apparently.
Super friendly staff, were very friendly with our Remy, told us about all the new treats and offered him water. Very knowledgeable, and not a single bit of attitude despite the fact that we accidentally stayed a bit past closing. A lot of other places have staff that start to get grumbly when you go into their stores without realizing the closing time, but not here.
Nabbed some organic liver and veggie treats made locally and an elk antler crown disc for the puppy to gnaw on. He’s loving it all, which is great since I’m used to buying him tons of treats and toys he turns his nose up at. Will definitely be back whenever we are in the area :)

Nice cat toys! My cat loved the toys that I bought from here. The store clerk was in a hurry to close down so I had to rush. That was a little annoying but the overall experience was great.

This is a cute little pet store. They have lots of gourmet treats to choose from, and unique gifts for anyone who loves their pet.
I purchased a bag of grain free treats. My dog LOVED them (he is on a limited ingredient diet). The price was reasonable compared to what I have paid for treats like this at farmer’s markets or other boutique pet stores.
The girl working was super friendly.

N bones that they charge $ 13.99 for are $ 4.99 elsewhere.

Sydney loves the duck sticks, we drive to St. helena or Healdsburg just to get duck sticks.

A great store with varieties of products, especially the dog foods, dog toys, and novelties. Employees were helpful and friendly, did spark a conversation. Found funny T-​Shirts and good travel stuff, just a really cute store.

Disaster. Here we are, far away from home, with buggy dried dog food. Lilly pup only eats Stella and Chewy’s, a dessicated meat product that you can crumble then add water, and even then, that may not be good enough.
We found Fideaux, the only pet store close to where we were headed. Cute store, but not much merchandise other than glitzy glam stuff. At first, the girl at the counter said she did not have what I needed, and they would have to special order it. Then she hinted they had ONE bag that had been put on hold since August, but never picked up. I did a real song and dance, and told my pitiful story. I was ready to drag Lilly pup into the store to give them the sad, big brown eyes if necessary. She called the owner.
Yay. I knew it was meant for me. We accomplished our goal, and were back on the road again. Phew.

Super super cute doggy stuff. Little stuffed ducks, gourmet treats, ridiculously cute accessories that all the most fashionable pups would want. I’m really into this store, but I have to say that I wish they had more kitty things. Don’t get me wrong, the «my cat is smarter than your honor student» is hi-​larious, but my dear little Ollie could use more than just a new collar or a fancy water bowl. Or… maybe one of my friends needs to adopt a dog so I can go wild here. Hint hint.

I’m a sucker for little pet boutiques such as Fideaux! Staff is friendly, always willing to chat it up while your looking around the store. The sweaters for the pups are a bit pricey but the quality is really nice. I’d love to shop here again.

I love this store, it is such a fun place to shop, as well as look around at the latest and cutest dog and cat items. We have a dog, so any of their products are up for grabs, just depends on what I’m wanting this day. Also, the creative touches just make you want to smile. I recommend this store for sure. Suggest you also don’t forget to go wine tasting while you are in Napa, some of the best wines in the world. Great combination!

It’s hard to rate Fideaux because although the store is cute, it’s not very different from the vast crop of doggy boutiques. I usually check out the store around Christmas (when my dog needs a present, of course) or peruse for a specific purpose. The selection isn’t immense, but you can usually find something that suits your needs: clothing, beds, treats, nic nacks, and even artwork.
The people who work here are pretty helpful. My Unilocal rating teeters between 3 and 4 stars, but it’s the caliber of the service that really made me give them 4. One time I needed a doggy outfit in a different size and they ordered it for me, held it until I could come in (a few weeks), and let me try it on my dog. It’s the best service and cutest dog stuff in the area, although it’s not cheap!

Cute store! They had a small area for cats which I always appreciate because some stores seem to ignore cat stuff altogether. I bought an adorable organic fleece toy for my kitty and he drooled all over it (that means he liked it). I haven’t seen that particular line of cat toys anywhere else, so stop by Fideaux if you are looking for something unique!

I think the name «Fideaux» is a slight misnomer for this place. Yes, it has a wide array of absolutely cute things for dogs, but it also has fantastic things for kitties alike!
Because of Fideaux, I am kitty collar snob. Whenever we’d head back up to visit family in the area, I’d pick up a collar for our princess (can you tell we have no kids?!?). She probably has one of the best collar closets in all OC…
Such a darling place. If you’re a pet lover, this place is a must-​see.

Fantastic staff & great selection of everything for your pampered little pooches! We were on our trip, relocating from San Diego to Portland, & passing through saw this shop. The name grabbed us right off, & we HAD to stop! Moving to Portland, we figured we better get Baxter a raincoat. Now even though it was 91* that day, the girls in the store brought out coat, after coat, after coat, after coat for little Baxter’s fashion show debut! They gave us lots of attention, lots of help & Baxter got lots of love! (How could he not? Have you seen his picture? He’s toooo cute, not that I’m biased!)
Anyway, this place has pretty much everything from food, to treats, to clothes, & collars & leashes!

Driving home from Calistoga, I decided to pop in to Fideaux to get some treats for Willie. Here’s the thing, I love it when my mom watches him but she always feeds him turkey and peanut butter as a snack so I need to make sure and win him back with tasty treats as soon as I can.
Fideaux is your typical fancy pants pet store featuring $ 50 leashes and $ 40 collars but what grabbed my attention were the barrels of snacks. One scoop for $ 3.25? Yes please! The girl at the counter even let me scoop a little bit more into my bag when she was ringing me up, saying it looked a little light. Once again, I like nice people.
So I picked Willie up from his Grandma’s and judging by the look on his face and the speed of his tail, the treats weren’t needed. But I sure was glad that I had them as backup.