Got a quote and a scheduled date for lawn mowing. Person didn't come out, said trucks and lawn…read moremowers broke down and wanted to use a weed whacker only for $60.00. I said no. Went on thumbtack looking for more quotes and they reached out again, told them they never came out, got rude messages back. Unprofessional.

They have a great selection of items and they are very knowledgeable and helpful,Prices are also…read morevery reasonable.

Always the best! John and jay are helpful, kind , and knowledgeable! You don't get this kind of…read morehelp at Petco

I went in today after the store was recommended. I had not been before because I was not aware of…read moreJay's Aquatics. While the staff member did assist me, my questions weren't answered clearly and I felt a bit rushed during the interaction. The store itself seemed a little cluttered. I wasn't able to get a clear answer on the filter's media size so I decided not to purchase it. I needed several things but left.

Had a wonderful visit at this learning center today. Great educational exhibitions and interactive…read moreactivities. The wall artwork is amazing. The cost is free. The staff is welcoming and friendly. Donations are welcome. Thoroughly positive and enjoyable experience.

What a fantastic environmental education center located at the fish ladder on the Merrimack River…read morein Manchester. A lot of great exhibits designed to educate kids of all ages about what a watershed is, how fish migrate; kids can check out live turtles, snakes, and eels. Run by the Audobon Society of NH and sponsored by Eversource, this is a great stop for kids. The best part? The price of admission is up to you, donate whatever you like (or not) - my preschoolers did not want to leave. This is really a cool stop!

Lori at Pro Aquarium is the best! She tends to your tank and your fish as if they were her own…read morechildren. She's efficient, reliable and cares. Lori even rearranges the fish tank decor each time. She'll make sure your fish are happy. During COViD-19, Lori has gone around installing automatic fish feeders to her clients with a 5-week supply of fish food. She's a star!

I love this hidden gem. I live an hour away and go here every other week. They have great corals…read moreand are very knowledgeable about reefs and the aquarium hobby. They have good deals, I always buy more than expected because they have some amazing coral at a good price. They stock live food and copepods, which I pick up every time I visit. Below is a picture of my reef tank that I set up August 2020 and taken January 2021. Most of the corals are from Lobe the Reef. The corals are healthy and growing!

Great store with some really amazing corals, these people really know how to maintain a saltwater…read morereef and help you improve your own.

A pet store?!! I do…read morenot know what this place has done to receive its average rating. The employees are great, have a sense of humor and make you feel welcome. They have a great selection of feeder fish, crickets and aquatic plants at a fair price. I look forward to returning here for my future needs, especially after my great initial impressions.

I went in for some fish and first thing I noticed was how colorful and active the fish were. Colors…read moreon guppies I had never seen before. Tanks were also spotless, just as advertised. I also liked that the majority of their tanks (if not all, can't really remember) were community tanks, so you could see which colors and fish went well with one another - much more helpful than having to imagine for yourself when building out tanks. Most fish stores keep breeds separate. They have solid policies in place including a 7 day return policy on fish. They also ask you bring in water samples in the event a fish dies on you and WONT sell you new fish until you can provide quality water samples. This is a fantastic business practice in my opinion. They are also very helpful and love talking about the pets they sell. I will definitely be using them for my future tanks. (They also had very cute puppies)

There are not enough great things I can say for this place. Don't expect the razzle dazzle of a…read morepet super store; the owner of Aquatic Treasures spends all his time and energy on keeping all his fish happy and healthy. The store really is a testament to how great and dedicated the owner is. He is the kindest most patient teacher for all things fish and will help you learn how to become a successful fish master. He is in the shop ALWAYS, will spend as much time with you as you want and will also leave you alone to browse. Aquatic Treasures is also a fish helpline. I had a beta fish that was very pathetically flopping around on the top of the tank and desperately called here (where I got him) to see if there was anything I could do to save him. He walked me through the steps and I have now had that happy beta for a year since. He also provides a fish kennel for when you go away if you don't have a trustworthy neighbor to feed your fish. If you are looking to start a new tank or get an exciting new fish this is the only place worth going. The prices are great; the quality and variety of fish are spectacular; and you get all the support you could ever want.

I visited briefly today on the strength of earlier Yelp reviews and I was VERY pleased with the…read moregentleman's engaging manner, know-how, and sincerity. I will definitely return tomorrow when I have more time to spend. Having said that, the place has such a messy, disorganized outward appearance, it was nearly impossible to tell --even as I opened the front door-- that the place is still in business! But indeed it IS open for business, and my gut instinct is that this man will be able to help me.

I wish I could put into words how incredible ADG is, but no words could ever truly do it justice…read more My dog, Winnie, is a pretty needy pup. As a rescue who needed a full hip replacement and has a history of neglect, she has higher needs than the average dog. She's cautious about everything, but once she trusts you, she loves wholeheartedly. However, after Winnie's previous boarding and training experience resulted in neglect, I was incredibly hesitant and anxious about trusting anyone new with her. We were so fortunate that Angell MSPCA recommended ADG to us. Winnie is such a special dog, and as her mom, I want to give her the very best. From day one, ADG has gone above and beyond to earn not only Winnie's trust but mine as well. Even after spending so much time with them, they continue to show the same level of care, compassion, and professionalism every single day. One of the things that sets ADG apart is how attentive they are to every dog's individual needs. They don't take a one-size-fits-all approach. Whether it's training, daycare, or day school, they use current, science-based methods and tailor their care to help every dog succeed. It's clear that they truly understand canine behavior and are committed to setting dogs up for long-term success rather than simply managing them. They have always been incredibly accommodating and are willing to step in and help at a moment's notice. Every single staff member has been extraordinary. Knowing Winnie is loved, understood, and cared for as if she were their own gives me a level of peace I never thought I'd have after what we've been through. I truly cannot thank the entire ADG team enough. They have made such a positive difference in both Winnie's life and mine, and I will forever be grateful.

I toured All Dogs Gym because I was looking for a daycare where my dogs could spend the day…read moresocializing and playing with other dogs. The facility was clean, and the staff were friendly. However, I was very surprised when I asked what a typical full daycare day actually looks like. I was told the dogs play for about 1 1/2 hours in the morning, are then crated for approximately 3 hours, play another 1 1/2 hours in the afternoon, and are then crated for another 3 hours. If they're still there around 5:00 p.m., they're taken outside for a potty break before pickup. For me, that was shocking. I completely understand that dogs need rest periods, but I wasn't expecting that the majority of a full daycare day would be spent in a crate. My dogs are rarely crated at home, so this wasn't the right environment for them, especially considering the cost. I'm sharing this because I think it's an important question that many people may not think to ask. Before enrolling your dog, ask exactly what a full daycare day consists of and how much time your dog will actually be playing versus being crated. That information made my decision immediately, and I chose not to leave my dogs there.