What a great shop! The owner is very knowledgeable about the local birds. And they have everything…read moreyou need for attracting birds to your backyard. They've also got a special events board listing guest speakers and bird walks. I can't wait to meet other local birders and bring more birds to my backyard.

From the owner: At Wild Birds Unlimited, we are trained to show you how to turn your yard into a birdfeeding…read morehabitat that not only brings song, color and life to your home, but also benefits the wild birds and the environment in your area. Based on years of research and experience, we have designed our products to be the highest quality birdfeeders and birdfeeding equipment on the market today.

the most knowledgeable owner you will ever deal with.we have dealt with them for approximately 50…read moreyears

Everyone here is clearly dedicated to their customers and the animals they sell and care for. They…read morelove what they do, it's obvious, which keeps us coming back regularly. Never, ever been less than happy just being around them and when we leave with a 'haul.' We come at least once a week, stock is always replenished with new varieties we love checking out, and taking home new friends with us every trip. Wet Pets is the ONLY place I trust as an experienced aquarist to have the healthiest stock, cleanest tanks and best choices to pick from. Gordon, Mandy and Amy are very knowledgeable in freshwater and marine and exhibit their skills in the displays they keep and care for. Questions? Just ask. These guys are attentive, customer oriented and can be depended on to follow up with you..really personalized and caring. Never any pressure to buy but always offering advice when asked, recommendations freely given which I appreciate and have never been steered wrong. Always available with customer service, smiles and concerns that you are happy ..if any issues arise they are glad to fix them on the spot. We just don't go anywhere else - found warm friends here and a 'home store' for our aquarium needs plus it's our "fishing trip" each week . A fifty year business that reflects that in how they treat folks. On a scale of five stars, I award ten!

Only Pet store near me, every time we go to buy pet bird food, there out of the normal weights and…read moreonly hand the 8 & 10 lb sizes at double the cost of the 2-3 lb sizes. We end up driving to Prattville al to buy $100.00 worth of bird food. Alternative is to buy it on line, and that's better than eith of the local alternatives.

I will never shop at Petco in Montgomery Al again. I may never use any petco. The staff is rude and…read moreseem to have no interest in doing their job and helping customers. Go to Pet Supermaket much friendlier and helpful staff. Reptiles seem more active and healthy too.

I always appreciate this Petsmart as I come in often, we have a lot of dogs so I'm constantly…read morebuying dog food and the employees there are always very sweet and helpful

Ased associates help. There were two associates standing…read more there gossiping . Apparent too busy to help custoner.

This business knows how to do their jobs, I would recommend them to anyone with any kind of…read moreanimals. I have used their in house grooming , also bought many fish and animal products from them. All the folks that work here are very helpful and understanding.

We came here to support the Tuscaloosa Metro Animal Shelter mobile adoption…read more The store is extremely clean. They are relatively new, so there are not yet stocked with small reptiles or animals. But they had a good selection. If dog food, leashes, and cat and dog toys. People who work here are very friendly and helpful If I lived closer, this would be my go-to pet shop.

We got a few duck breeds and they were very nice and informative. No complaints these people are…read moreawesome!

From the owner: That Little Farm is located in Troy, AL and is a family run "little" business. We are a NPIP…read morecertified & licensed hatchery for chickens, ducks, gamebirds. Breed cows, goats, & rabbits. Outdoor venue for small weddings, parties, events, movie nights with decor, dishes, tables & services incl. Primitive camping sites. VRBO cabin rentals.

I had a very difficult experience with Metro Animal Shelter that I feel others should be aware of…read more We adopted a puppy who was about 2 1/2 months old. During the first week, she seemed healthy, energetic, and full of life. We took her to the vet right away for a full exam and began standard preventative care, followed by a second visit for age-appropriate vaccinations. About a week later, she began showing signs of worms. We followed veterinary guidance and gave her the recommended medication. Shortly after, her condition changed significantly; she became lethargic, stopped eating, and began vomiting. At first, we believed this was a reaction to the medication, but her condition worsened quickly. Within days, we had to take her to an emergency vet, where we were told she had advanced Parvo. We ultimately had to make the heartbreaking decision to put her down. She was only with us for about 15 days. Beyond this experience, I was also very concerned with the overall conditions at the shelter. The smell of feces upon entering was overwhelming, and many animals appeared to be in unsanitary conditions, lying in urine or feces. I have also made repeated attempts to contact the Executive Director, Jennifer, over the course of four days, calling on multiple occasions and leaving voicemails. I was informed that my messages were received and that my repeated attempts were known, yet I have not received a response. This lack of communication is unprofessional and concerning. This was not just a disappointing experience; it was devastating. Adopting a pet should be a joyful and hopeful process, and unfortunately, that was not the case here. I would strongly encourage anyone considering adoption to ask detailed questions about health screenings, vaccinations, and overall care conditions before making a decision.

I am writing to formally report serious neglect and suspected animal cruelty at the Tuscaloosa…read moreMetro Animal Shelter. I recently fostered a cat from the shelter. When I picked up the animal, it was already visibly sick. I returned the cat to the shelter for medical treatment, but it received no care and later died. During my visits, I also observed other cats and animals that were visibly ill, without adequate food, water, or proper care. The conditions inside the shelter raise great concerns for the welfare of the animals being housed there.