This Pets AT Home store is great. The staff are willing to help you in all aspects of pet care…read more They will even carry your items out to your car. They have a wide knowledge of animal information, and if they can't help you, they will find someone who can. You can take your pets in aswell. It really has everything you need. Definately a 5 star store. Well done!! And keep up the good work!!

Huge warehouse style store on the outskirts of Woking. If…read moreyou can't find what you need for your pet here, then I'd be very surprised!! Covering everything from pet food, clothing, toys, medicines, housing, bedding and other accessories Also have a wildlife food section ie. wild bird food, nuts etc Small range of animals for sle in store including rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, mice, fish. This store also contains a vet facility Lots of free animal informational leaflets also available in store

Redhill Pets At Home, very Fabulous and friendly staff. Shop has loads of varieties for All Pets.read more

I love going to this shop. Not only do I get to buy my cat food, I get to look at the cute rabbits…read moreand guineapigs. My kids love going to look at all the animals, and usually take a bit of bribery to get them out of the shop. I recently discovered the adoption centre at the very back of the store, will probably have to keep the kids away from that bit or will end up coming home with a few!! Good selection of cold and exotic fish, and all the ones I had from here have had long lives!!

A modestly sized pet shop in Orpington Hight Street. Paws, Claws & Fins caters to dogs, cats, fish,…read morerodents and birds. They sell rodents, birds and fish as well so you can pick up a cute new pet to take home any time. Although small, they sell everything your pet needs all with the smiling faces of the staff at hand. A good pet shop that gets the job done.

A truely worthy cause, Last Chance Animal Rescue centre should be the first place you check out if…read moreyou are planning on owning a pet. They rescue not only cats and dogs but also horses, livestock and even wildlife. There is so much to see and it has a really nice atmosphere from the minute you arrive. The setting is stunning, the staff friendly and their love for the animals really shows. The have a non descruction policy and weekly take dogs from wales saving them from a death sentence. They have strict rehoming policies to ensure the animals go to good homes, hold loads of fun charity events, and you can check there website which is updated weekly to see some of the animals that desperately need a new home.

This place has everything! I'm super picky about what I buy for my cat. I am one of those weird cat…read moreladies who only buys grain free pet food, and the cat litter has to be clay, with extra clumping and odour control. Before I discovered this pet supplies store, I was buying from Amazon, which was often sold out of the only type of litter I liked. When I found this store, I saw they had a huge selection of everything, from dry and wet cat food, to raw treats to litter, toys...you name it. Prices are really competitive - beats or matches what I have found on Amazon but without having to wait for shipping. Their membership card is free and a portion of the store's proceeds go to charity of your choice. You can also find small pets here: small birds and parrots, gerbils, rabbits and chinchillas. They also have dog grooming. Those who say you can get a better deal at Tesco obviously aren't picky about the quality of products they are getting for their pets. I don't buy my cat any processed junky crap you find at Tesco and Sainsburys - I once had a cat develop IBS as a result of that sh*tty food. I only buy grain free organic now with as few ingredients as possible. I want my cat to live a long healthy life and stores like this make it possible. Keep your Tesco crap, I care too much about my kitty baby to feed him just anything. Well done, Pets at Home.

Good stuff for my cat. However, sometimes you may get a better deal in a supermarket such as…read moretesco. Knowledgeable staff and quite big variety. Disappointed not to see any terrapins but they have rabbits and some fish instead. Also grooming place for dogs, but I never used it as I groom myself at a hairdresser.

Before deciding to be a designer, I quite saw myself as a farmer…read more The Vauxhall City Farm with its riding centre, ducks, pigs, goats, rabbits and cows is about as much farm as you can get in central London and it was good enough for me. I cannot say that I am still so interested in spending my weekends cleaning out animal muck, but I really like the fact that only minutes away from the centre of London you can find yourself surrounded by all the sights, sounds (and smells) that you would find on a farm in the middle of the Norfolk countryside.

When looking on a map of the area near our B&B, I saw Vauxhall City Farm. After breakfast at…read moreKennington Lane Cafe, I had some spare time so I went to check out the farm. Admission is free, but a donation is suggested, and I happily donated a few pounds. It's a small farm, with pigs, goats, chickens, alpacas, and more. There is also a cafe, although I didn't purchase anything, having just had a hearty breakfast. It's a great place for children, but as an adult, my visit was fairly short, about 30 minutes. Unless you have children, I wouldn't go out of my way to visit the farm, but if in the area and you have half an hour or so, check it out. It's a nice little farm, and affordable to visit. [Yelp collections: Europe 2024; London, England; Zoos and Aquariums; Cheap Thrills]

Lovely little pet shop! The staff are always very happy to help and advise you. Not much parking…read morearound but the advice and help you receive makes up for that.

I have used Ansells for several years spending more than £100 every visit. They have a good variety…read moreof healthy plants and I find the staff both helpful and knowledegable. The resturant is clean, spacious and the food is good. The toilets are CLEAN and good. Lots to see and buy and not as expensive the the "groups". I think they have just changed hands so I hope the new owners keep up the good standards. I knew Max when he had a shop in Charlton Village and he then joined his son in Harmondsworth.....Just looked on here for the opening hours and thought I would add a well deserved comment Marion 81 years old keen gardener

Ansells have a broad range of products and a useful resource for finding alternative gifts. One of…read morethe issues is that they have a car wash but the car park is dusty and so as soon as car is washed and if a little damp as the staff haven't completed dried it straight away it attracts dust. Prices are high compared to large DIY chain garden centres. The eastern European lady in the café was grumpy and reminded me of the service experience in East Berlin worker diners prior to German reunification. The owner who I think is middle eastern was cheerful and engaged with the customers. The most interesting part of Ansells is the aquatics centre where one can buy a range of fish, for an aquarium not to eat I hasten to add!