Chuck and Debbie are a Cottage Grove standard. We run a small farm and visit the Old Mill weekly. Chuck and Debbie (the owners) are always helpful and cheerful. Their selection of feeds is great. read more

They don't make them like this anymore! We needed some animal antibiotics in a pinch traveling up the I-5 corridor. No vet office was taking new patients. The woman who helped us was gracious, knowledgeable, and went above and beyond for us. This review is my best attempt at saying thank you for the excellent service! Also the farm store is located in a beautifully scenic area next to a bridge and river. read more

Old Mill Farm Store - Store Front - Pet Stores Near Me - Cottage Grove, Oregon

A Definite-5-Star Business. Owners are so Friendly & Helpful. Fully Stocked Pet/Farm Supplies. Veggies, Honey and List of Specials go on. Ya gotta stop in for all the Treasures & Visiting the Longest running Business in Lane County. read more

I don't know how this place has managed to only get positive reviews... The gentleman who currently owns the Old Mill Farm Store is a complete asshole - he is flatout rude to people for no reason. His (I believe estranged) wife is pleasant, though. My parents have been local residents for years (which is how I knew the gentleman was the owner) ... I was visiting (from out of state) and stopped in to grab a few doggie treats for my parents fur babies. Here is a summary of my interaction with the asshole: Me, casually walking through the parking lot starting to put on my mask (during COVID). Him: "You can't come in." Me: "Oh..." (wanting to ask what the process is but not sure if he wants me to continue putting mask on) "So, do I need my mask on?" Him: "It's up to you. But if *they* catch/see you you'll be fined." Me: (wondering where he is going with this as we are outside, at a distance, where a mask isn't required) "Okay, so how do I put in an order." Him: (snidely responds) "I'm helping other customers right now." Me: (wondering how I would know that based on him stacking food bags) I don't say anything - rather I'm standing there awkwardly wondering if I should just leave. Him: (sounding extremely exasperated that he has to deal with me) "Ughhh, what are you looking for?" Thankfully this is when I was rescued by the female owner who was willing to take the few seconds to explain that I could tell her what I was looking for and she could bring it out to me.... The experience was negative enough that I felt it was important to share. He doesn't know me - we have no prior relationship - it wasn't always the words he said but his tone behind him - his attitude was unjustified and unnecessary ... especially as the owner!! He doesn't deserve your business. read more

For me it's the owner's Chuck and Debbie who make this store come alive. They have great knowledge on how to take care of your animals and it's holistic, they're just incredible incredible. Great selection on pet food.... read more

I love this store they have amazing people and I've been going there since I was little.

We LOVE Chuck and Debbie and are so glad we found Old Mill when we moved here and opened an animal sanctuary. We place huge orders for chicken feed and they are lovely to work with. During COVID you can't go inside but you can order and pay by phone and they'll bring it out to you (so to the reviewer who complained about this, maybe give them a break and assess the local laws when traveling across several states during a pandemic before writing a horrible review?). They do their best to keep their loyal clients safe and it's always a pleasure to see them. We never pass up a chat with Debbie! Make the right choice and support a small, family-owned business that's been in business for so long for a good reason. read more

I'm writing this to discourage people from bringing animals to Old Mill to be sold due to the extreme animal suffering I witnessed. January 30th, 2023 I saw a VERY sick angora rabbit at Old Mill Feed. I asked owner Debbie what was going on with her. She replied, and I could tell she hadn't taken her to the vet. SO the next day (tuesday) I called her and said I would like to adopt the rabbit and I had made a vet appointment for same day (tuesday). She was happy, and she said she had called clinics several days ago and been offered weekday appointments but hadn't taken one because, "I can't take animals to the vet during the week because of my work schedual." Could she really not get away for one hour in order to save this rabbit's life? Her husband could of ran the shop by himself. The rabbit had been suffering for days. Just to look at her face was so deeply disturbing to me because how she suffered was written all over her face by the days of runny nose and weeping eyes. Under the eyes and mouth there was fur that was clumped thick rock hard from days of tears and snot running down. I didn't even know how I would get that loosened. The nose was red and raw and peeling up around the edges. One eye was hairless around it. Her breathing was labored. Her eyes were not wide anymore because she'd been so sick. She was underweight (weighed 2.6 lbs). The vet told me she had a severe infection. The vet asked me if I'm up for the amount of care I would need to give this rabbit. I told her I have to do it, I don't have a choice. She said you can either euthenise her or give her a fighting chance. She told me she might die. She told me her temperature was low and dropping and that I would need to put her in an 80 degree room. She gave me antibiotics, eye drops. I would have to force feed her Critical Care which is a mush food you make for rabbits who are not eating and you give it to them with a syringe. And she told me to buy nose drops that would help clear the nasal passages. I took the rabbit home and did these things. That night she took a turn for the worse. Her breathing became more labored and she was sitting at the cage door like in a panic having to work so hard for each breath. It was horrible and this will always haunt me. I thought about euthenasia. But I had a feeling she was close to death and might not make it to the vet due to the stress and the wait time at the vet. It was shortly after having these thoughts that she suffocated infront of me. It is a horrible way to die. The suffering she went through and the horrible death could have been prevented if Debbie would of taken her to the vet early on. The rabbit could of lived. No innocent little creature should have to endure that kind of suffering and that horrible of a death. I am so mentally tormented by witnessing her suffer and die, I don't even know how I will ever get past it. I lose sleep at night because all I do is think about the suffering this poor rabbit endured. It is such a shame she would lose her life this way when she could of lived a long happy life with someone who loved her. She was such a beautiful white rabbit and so special and I loved everything about her. Everyone knows that Debbie is a nice person but this doesn't excuse the neglect of an animal by not taking her to the vet when it was so obvious she needed help. By the time I met this rabbit she'd been sick too long to the point that she couldn't recover. Wednesday Debbie called me to ask how it went at the vet. I told her the rabbit died tuesday night. She told me that I could send her the bill and she would pay me back. This goes to show that she could have afforded to take the rabbit to the vet herself. This angora rabbit had been abandoned in a box on the doorstep of Old Mill by an unknown person. read more

Old Mill Farm Store - receipt from vet - Pet Stores Near Me - Cottage Grove, Oregon

I almost thought it was closed when I pulled up but it wasn't! Cute store. I went just to get dog food (taste of the wild which I normally pay $46 for at Wilco in Eugene, only $45 at the farm store!!) Being pregnant I wasn't really looking forward to lugging the bag into my car, the young gentlemen working (I think helping his parents in the store for summer) loaded it right into my car for me. Before I left I couldn't help but grab a basket of cherry tomatoes for $2 that were delicious! read more

Old Mill Farm Store is a hidden gem, Deb & Chuck are like family! Both have a lot of knowledge to share and so much more! Very grateful for this one stop feed shop! I moved away from Cottage Grove and still like to come here when I can to see Deb & Chuck and stock up on supplies! Very community driven place, you gotta love Cottage Grove! read more

Love this store ! Small friendly family owned store. They have a little bit of everything. Fresh organic produce and goods from local farmers.... I highly recommend this cute little store read more

This is a great old feed store. The owners are very knowledgable! I buy special feed for my chickens there called scratch and peck. It's both organic, non gmo and never cooked! I also get local honey and local organic veggies! I also buy my Epsom salts there for my baths and diatomaceous earth to sprinkle on my lawn to kill fleas. I swear you can ask the owners everything and they will know the answer. It don't get better than that! read more

Old Mill Farm Store - Pet Stores Near Me - Cottage Grove, Oregon

I do as much of my shopping here as I can! I love Chuck and Debbie and Quene' (See above review) just does not know the routine.. all signs say park outside and they will be waited on in turn .. all the locals know this and maybe she can't read? read more

What a great place! Farm store stuff. Very helpful, friendly staff. Local not a chain. All kinds of dog food & if he doesn't have it he can order it for you - nice touch!! The young man working helped me carry my stuff out to the car!! Thank you!! read more

Wonderful folks and store with just about everything including local produce and real honey comb. Fair prices and very informed about the latest products. Real organic too grown locally. Try their butternut lettuce....we get our ducks as babies from here. Right on the Row River in Cottage Grove. read more