Wonderful place to buy supplies for your feathered backyard friends (or even squirrels!)…read more Everything is really well made and I feel like the prices are good for what you get. We like the no-mess seed blend, and I bought a great hummingbird nectar bottle to keep in my fridge in the summer when I'm making my own nectar. Everyone who works there (especially Gina!) is really knowledgeable about all their products and love talking shop with you.

The people who work here are very warm and knowledgable about wild birds, and you can tell that…read morethey love what they do (and that they love birds, too). I was greeted immediately and asked if I needed help, although I didn't because I just wanted to browse for a bit, but I appreciated the offer. I stopped in to find a Christmas gift for a relative who loves gardening and birdwatching. I found the perfect thing almost immediately, because they just have a lot of stuff here for people who love gardening and birdwatching. I stepped into the right store! Even though I found what I needed right away, I looked around for a bit and saw so many cool wild-bird things. They even have a section with kids toys and books. I will be back soon to buy something for myself and my little birdie visitors.

Purchased a cockatiel from here, Mark took care of me. Will come here for all my bird needs, thanks!read more

I purchased a large bird, a Green Wing Macaw from here $5,500…read more We would come up every week to visit during weaning (about an hour and half drive one way). Their expected lifespan is about 80. We breed birds, but not him, he was a pet, my pet, my baby. Last May I had to put him down due to a disease, PDD. This is spread through saliva and fecal matter, but since he was housed alone none of my other birds could have gotten it from him, thankfully! Our vet who informed us he probably got it during weaning from a breeder using one pipet between birds during hand feeding times. I spoke with Bird Fever's Vet, Dr. Dahlhausen, along with the vet Hei Hei was being seen at, Med Vet Hillsboro, OH, that recommended we put him down at the age of 3! This was a humane decision and I (and both of our vets stand by it) in-spite of how much it hurts me. Hei Hei was a good bird, but they wont provide a replacement bird, or even a refund on the price. I can't seek legal recourse due to the "warranty" only lasting a year, regarding the sale. We did our due diligence we did the autopsy after he was put down, we were broken and it took me time to stop crying to let them know what had happened, and finally to reach out and ask for a refund or replacement bird for the one who was ill. Bird Fever's response to me was devastating and rude! The Audacity to tell me it wasn't a death sentence, and my terms were out of date, in-spite of me getting information directly from not only my own vet but one who is theirs as well! Mind you PDD can lay dormant for years, and is often found in the first 5 years an infected bird can have this disease and only be a carrier. This means their aviary is infected with PDD. This is exactly what Bird Fever told me: "First, I am sorry to read that this happened. As for the health guarantee, it is not a lifetime guarantee. We guarantee the birds to be healthy and free of disease at the time of purchase. You took the bird to an avian vet when it went home, and the vet signed off that the bird was healthy and free of disease. If there was a problem we would have been notified, then. Once the bird leaves the store, we cannot control what happens to the bird or what it is exposed to. As far as PDD is concerned, I am concerned that you went to a vet that is not knowledgeable in regard to the disease. Your terminology is outdated and most of your statements about it are incorrect. PDD is an expression of avian ganglioneuritis, or AGN. AGN is a neurological condition that expresses itself in different ways with PDD being one of the ways. The unfortunate part is if it was PDD, it is very treatable and is no longer a death sentence like it was years ago. There is no test for PDD as the only way to confirm the diagnosis is through histopathology. The only way to do that in a living bird is a crop biopsy. Unfortunately, I can't write everything there is about PDD in a Facebook message. I will gladly talk to you about this, or I can refer you to our Veterinarian for more information."

You will find absolutely everything you need here for your feathered friends. There are many…read morevarieties of high quality food, feeders, bird houses, bird baths, and other items. The staff is extremely knowledgeable and can offer recommendations for attracting different types of birds. They are happy to offer advice about everything from squirrel control to bird houses. This is the best bird food you can buy. It is more expensive but doesn't have fillers like cheap bird food. Birds love it, you will definitely attract more to your yard.

If you are someone who enjoys having wild birds attracted to your yard, then I suggest going to a…read moreplace that specializes in items that will help. I stopped in this shop and found the shop well spaced and orderly which made finding what I was looking for much easier. The woman working behind the counter was pleasant and when I found an item, she discussed the features of the item and how it was different than some alternative items I had used in the past. The prices are higher than you will find at the big box stores, but I suppose that goes with being a specialty store that can't offset prices against other items. Even though the items can get expensive, the quality seems to be part of what I've paid for on purchases, so I seem to keep returning when I find one of these stores in the area. Good service and products for those of us who enjoy watching our local birds. Review #3663

Wow, a store dedicated to birds. As a backyard bird lover, I always wanted to stop by this new…read morelocation. I guess I would describe the shop as a gift store for bird lovers. They carry a lot of bird themed merchandise such as kitchen towel, jewelry, toys and books. They carry an impressive collection of high-end feeders, bird baths and assorted specialty bird foods. The clerks are friendly and anxious to assist. They offer curb side pick-up which is handy if you are just picking up food. I picked up some bird food and took mental notes on future gift items. The parking lot is a little awkward but better than their previous location. There is handicapped accessible parking by the door. I'll be a regular.

Very helpful and knowledgeable. We went in not having answers. But the staff was friendly and…read morewilling to spend time with us. Will absolutely go back.

This WBU is a gem in an inconspicuous strip mall. The store is filled with everything you need to…read morefeed the creatures in your yard. The owners are friendly and share lots of information, such as what type of food attracts specific birds. They will even help carry your purchases out to your car. I love that this location often has special in-store events. Their website and newsletters are also super informative. I will continue to support this local neighborhood franchise.

I've been going to this shop for over 20 years. Staff are always helpful, and full of advice. The…read moreshop is small, but stuffed with a variety of bird seeds, feeders, and garden decorations. They are dog friendly and parking is right in front (shared with several other stores). There are WBU stores around town, but the Avon store is where I prefer to pop in. You can shop online for shipping, local delivery of some products, or for picking up.

I went here looking for some specialty birdseed and I honestly think the staff member I talked to…read moredidn't actually work there, and had stolen someone's badge for themself. They didn't know what the heck i was talking about and honestly seemed to be high on the job? In any case, I won't be going back and will stick with Meijer or Costco.

I love going there and talking about birds! Also for bulk oil seed and Cole's hot. Very convenient…read moreoff of 31, nice staff every time.