Another of Dave (the greyhound's) favourite shops and purveyors of a good pigs ear. They also sell…read morea massive range of tripe sticks, chewy sticks and choc drops - according to the owner the latter proving popular with ladies on diets who buy them to munch on instead of, I dunno Maltesers or something. They also deliver which is great and saves me having to carry a 2-stone bag of organic dog food home on the bus. Staff are really nice and helpful and there's also a big selection of daft squeaky toys in a variety of mad shapes available. Other animals are catered for - rabbit food, cat treats, budgies bells etc are can be purchased and it's all very reasonably priced.

I have been in here a few times in passing when I have suddenly remembered that I need to get cat…read morefood. It is a nice setup inside and it is full of treats, toys and food for a variety of animals including dogs, cats, birds and rabbits. The staff are always very pleasant and helpful, they know what they are talking about and have previously recommended vets and grooming services to me before, which is always very handy to know. The prices are not too bad as I have been to more expensive pet stores in Birmingham before. I am not sure what the other items are like, but my cat certainly likes the cat food from here, so that is great. I would recommend this store to those in the area who have pets!

I love this pet store, I think it is really different and rather interesting too! They specialise…read morein reptiles as their title suggests and I think this is great as many pet stores tend to forget about those little critters! They have an array of stock for all pets and reptiles, including bedding, cages/homes for the pet, food and general dried goods. One of the really great things about this store is that the staff genuinely know what they are talking about, they are full of advice and information to suit all pet owners. They also have some books too, which is useful if you if you are thinking about getting a pet. It is quite impressive in comparison to the bigger chain pet stores that are around and it is also so much cheaper! I would definitely recommend this store to anyone who has pets especially reptiles!

I purchased a snake from here a while ago and it turns out it had a mites. Fortunately I quarantine…read morebut still had to deal with them. I wouldn't use them again. The shop looked clean and the staff seemed nice enough.

Took my dog for harnesses fitting, left 20min waiting whilst staff just walked passed ended up…read morewalking out. Safe to say will not return or spend any further customer there.

I have been a loyal customer of The Big Pet Store for many years. Unfortunately, I have to agree…read morewith other reviews regarding the manager. Our cat was diagnosed with Chronic Renal Failure secondary to Hypertension. This is very common in elderly cats and can be managed for many years with anti-hypertensive medication and diet. We were looking for suitable food and (regrettably) asked the manager. We then got a 20 minute lecture telling us we had been killing our cat because we had fed him Gourmet Gold for years. Apparently it is made from feathers and bones. Really? So how would he explain this in cats who had not been fed Gourmet Gold or indeed the many humans that have never eaten cat food! I work in Medicine so know how frighteningly ridiculous his statement are but can you imagine telling an elderly woman that she is killing her cat? On a separate occasion, he came up to our dog whist we were browsing and said she was ill because her coat wasn't glossy. Her coat is white and has never been glossy. He tried to sell us some dry food that I had no intention of buying. He then went on to try and sell us some ointment for her warts that was used on World war one soldiers in the trenches. What? Again, another unbelievable statement that shows this man has absolutely no idea that warts and caused by a virus and unless they bother the dog, there is no suitable treatment other than surgery and even that will not eradicate the papilloma virus. And as for my dog been ill, she is now 17 and perfectly healthy and happy despite her coat isn't glossy. Sadly, although the other staff are lovely, I have stopped going there because of the obnoxious owner. If the manager is reading this then I suggest you stop accusing owners of killing their pets and gain some knowledge in basic animal medicine which you clearly haven't got. Your comments and "advice" deeply concern me and if you were a health professional, I would have reported you to the GMC/NMC for gross misconduct and dishonesty. I now shop elsewhere and would suggest others do the same if they don't want to listen to this man spouting utter idiotic nonsense.

Bullring Pet Centre have several stalls on the Rag Market. Being a city dweller and rabbit owner,…read moreI've found it's hard to get supplies anywhere in town and that I have to travel out to the larger supermarkets to buy things like hay and rabbit food. These stalls are really handy if I happen to be in town when the markets are on and save me a trip to the big Tesco. As well as food for most pets they stock a large range of bird feeders, padded dog and cat beds from £6, collars, leads, flea drops, shampoos, dog chews from 40p, cat toys which can be used for rabbits too and, if you have a big dog, you can get a ginormous bone for just £2 called a 'postman's leg'; that's value for money right there!

Though i left my pets in the safety of Rowley Regis so i dont have to worry about feeding or…read morewatering them now, i know it can be a pain in the ass to keep getting them food and toys. Because the centre of Birmingham is a capital wasteland and people don't like to be reminded about real life, like picking up dog shit when walking around there is a lack of pet shops. This one hidden in the rag market (well not hidden its massive) has got everything you need to keep your non-human loved ones alive. And if your low on money the dog food is cheap and tastes pretty good.

Very rarely do I go into pet shops. But never have I seen reptiles being available to buy from a…read moreshop. I know that sounds crazy but what I saw in this shop was a real shock I have to say. Children under the age of 16 will need to be accompanied by an adult to enter this shop. From snakes to lizards, these are some of the reptiles on show at Pets and Aquatics. The shop itself is small and there is not exactly much room to move about in. Because of this, you are actually quite close to the reptiles on show. Children under the age of say for instance eight could be scared by the reptiles featured in Pets and Aquatics so my advice would be not to take them. However that is just my view and parents still might want to take their children to see the snakes and lizards. There are however fish tanks to see so it's not just about reptiles. Not a bad place in my view and Pets and Aquatics might well be a place where you want to purchase pet food from.

Only come here if you want to rescue their pets! I came here looking for a cage for my hamster and…read morefound that the animals have barely any room to move around and it's hard to believe they stay like that most of the day if not all the day. However they do have everything you need for basic pet care; from vitamins and minerals to massive cages, so I treated my hamster. They also have a small aquarium and reptile centre but for some reason that isn't always open. I wasn't surprised about the animal care because the staff didn't seem to care much either. I asked for a cage within my budget and the woman just pointed in the direction, not guide me there. Not only that I had to take it from the top shelf because there was no one there to help! Talk about breaking the safety rules. When I got the check out the woman could see I was struggling to fit the large cage in the bag so what did she do? Carried on serving other people whilst I was still at the check out! So I had to bag my purchases on the floor!! It would have been nice if she put a smile on her face, even if it were fake. Even though they have good prices, I won't be coming back here because I felt sorry for the animals and the customer service put me off.

As anyone who owns a pet will know, feeding and caring for them is an expensive business, which is…read morewhy I've always found myself pleasantly surprised by the prices at The Pet Centre. Their prices constantly outstrip those of bigger, chain pet stores, and I've bought a pet carrier (£17.85) and a hutch and run (£109.99) from there. Both are excellent, and still serve me now, and I'd certainly look to them if I needed similar equipment in the future. As well as this kind of product, they sell food, rugs, scratching posts, essentially anything you can name to do with pets. They also, of course, sell the pets themselves, with an impressive range covering everything from rabbits to rodents and birds to bearded dragons. The staff are also extremely helpful, even coming out of the shop to ask if you need help if you're looking at the various hutches at the front.

Confession. I don't have a pet. I don't even like animals very much to be honest. However, recently…read moremy sister acquired a puppy and since then I've needed the old doggy treat. I popped into this store not too long ago and was astounded by the amount of stuff pets might need. That stuff has been produced and all of it is here. This is a huge double fronted shop that stocks anything and everything your pet pooch, and every other domesticated animal under the sun, would need. The prices seem reasonable and there were some very helpful staff knocking around assisting customers ad hoc. I picked up some dog treats for a great price. If you are into pets then this is the place for you!

This is by far the best petshop I have ever been to.the shop is a fab well designed place where all…read moreanimals are on clear view for you to see but the most enjoyable part about the vist to this shop is the staff.Its a very well run family business.The staff are always happy to answer any questions open and honestly and do their upmost to help I personally will now shop nowhere else but here for my pets as the quality and service this shop provides cant be matched.

I brought a love bird a while back it was my first bird and then about 2 weeks later I decided to…read morebuy him a friend but within a month they both died from a bird disease and it almost killed another bird a got during that time avoid buying from here and try looking at pets4homes website

The attention to your needs, is given and it's, great the service. Advice, sheet, bird, box, and,…read morebonus, a, bag of, seed. We just bought a, green quaker baby. He's just arrived by their, courier service, which by the way, was an excellent price. He's now in his, small cage settling in. We would definitely deal with this company, they answered all my queries, by WhatsApp and sent me videos, too. Excellent and caring shop attendants, and kept me in the picture all the way so not to worry. I, m thinking of, an, amazon next year, and will be purchasing from this shop. Picture of new joey attached.

This is a tiny little pet store, probably the smallest one I have ever been in to! It is…read morewell-stocked and they even have some caged birds in there, which I was amazed by considering the size of the place. They also have a lot of advice and information displayed, which is handy if you need help with your pet's requirements. The staff are quite friendly in here, if not a little quiet. I found what I needed quite easily when I went in, which was some cat biscuits and so there was no need for me to ask for any assistance. They also had a few bits and bobs stocked outside such as dog treats, which was nice and also sensible as they really are bursting at the seams inside. Overall, it is a great little pet shop!

Yardley residents have more than their fair share of garden centres. There's the all-singing,…read moreall-dancing Ripe 'n' Ready up the road and then this, too. Here there are more display racks and shelves with house plants like yukkas and palms, and vegetable plants such as tomatoes. There's a whole separate section clearly marked 'Bedding Plants' so if you are buying one for a gift then you don't have to look a fool by asking if what you have in your hand is suitable. They have a good line in Asiatic plants including the bizarrely named Mount Duckling. Inside is a modest array of pets including budgies, and some toys and feed for pets too.

You can't miss this store at the Yew Tree; There's an array of seasonal, brightly coloured flowers…read moretaking up most of the pavement at the shop front. I've bought my fair share of lavender plants, marigolds and chrysanthemums from here, and they're still growing steady in my garden. Lots of gardening shops I've been to sell plants that look unhealthy and weak, but Pets & Gardens makes sure that it only sells strong and multi-flowering plants (which is exactly what every gardening shop should do!) The inside of the shop is a little small, and very few people can fit in at one time. There's a few cages at the back which contain small pets. I nearly bought a hamster from here last year, but the staff didn't know which cage was for males, and which was for females, which I found a little worrying. Pets & Gardens is great to buy bird seed from, and costs as little as 60p for £250g. I always buy the seed from here for my outdoor feeders.