This place reminds me of the natural foods/vitamin stores that used to pop up in strip malls before…read morethe advent of Whole Foods, Trader Joes, and Wild Oats (R.I.P.). It's a small outfit with carefully selected natural pet food products (mostly dog and cat). The prices are comparable to Petco, etc when shopping for natural pet food. I did not see Halo brand products for you Halo lovers, but I'm sure they'd order it if you asked. I go there #1 because it's convenient and #2 because my dogs absolutely LOVE the dried beef tendon sticks. They're better than a bully clubs that you get from Petco. In our house, we affectionately refer to them as 'crack sticks' --catnip for my terriers. Small, friendly, local. A-ok.

Amazing, why does the food here taste so much better than when I buy it somewhere else? It can be…read morethe same stuff, but it seem like the puppies know that they are getting something different. No idea, but they know! This has a great locally owned vibe and I will second Adhana T, they have the best beef tendons in town!

Great selection of tropical fish. I've been here many times, staff is friendly, knowledgeable and…read moregive great recommendations if you are unsure what kind of fish to get. They also have snakes. reptiles, spiders and axoloti. They offer a large selection of tanks, filters, substrate and food. They also birds and small rodents. Family owned with competitive prices.

Absolutely loved it. So much to see as well as a huge selection of pet necessities!! So much funread more

Great adoption experience. He was the best boy ever but unfortunately I lost him in October…read more Looking for another ch chi mix to bring to a loving home.

It's a wonderful place to adopt a pet. Unfortunately our dog wasn't a good fit for our family. And…read moreshe went back. They were very nice and friendly along with helping us out a long the way. This was not an easy decision for us to make. Although she's in a good home. Once I got the News. I was relieved. They are a good place to adopt a pet.

Came in and was greeted right away by a woman who worked there who was also coming in the door with…read moreus. She was exceedingly nice but never asked us if we needed help. The store is not large so we located the section we needed right away. However, we still couldn't find or determine if the item we were looking at was right for us (again, no one ever asked us if we needed help) and eventually landed on a garden flag stand. We had been to several stores previously for weeks and like to buy local instead of online when we can. This was the first store we found that had substantially stronger garden flag stakes. This whole time, there was a man working that kept his eyes on me and my partner but especially me, scowling. I just ignored it as RBF cause he was an older man, and I had done nothing but smile and greet him when we came in. I could feel him staring at me several times while we were shopping. Every time, I just smiled and he'd look away. We decided to look around the store after deliberating alone for about twenty minutes to see if maybe we could get other gifts for people and bought a few other items. Note, there were two older women working and the older man. When we got to the store, there may have been only 1 other person in there. A small family had also come in at one point but left before we did. Otherwise, the store was entirely empty. At checkout, there were two areas to check out of at the counter. We were still meandering when I came up to one side to look at the stickers. He alerted us that check out was on the other side. He checked us out and I realized he had bagged our items, but we had brought our own bag. When I mentioned this, my partner was like, "Oh yeah! We have our own, we don't need one but thank you." I added in, "Yes save it for another transaction." This man, scowled and stared me down for a solid 15-20 seconds--he literally kept his head facing me, locking his eyes on mine as he put the bag back in the rack behind him. It was so awkward and uncomfortable and honestly rude. I just smiled bigger at him politely, but widened by eyes to make it clear that I DID see him rudely staring at me for refusing a bag. He finally relented, greeted us goodbye. The other female worker had just come back up to the checkout platform as well as we walked out and thanked us with a goodbye as well. It was a very odd shopping experience. The store is very quaint and woodsy. Items are priced to match inflation. They have a variety of things not just for ornithology enthusiasts. The garden flag stand was the best we could find in the area and is very sturdy. I had contemplated coming back to get a bird bath, but I'll try elsewhere cause of the weird interaction.

Friendly staff and good selection. They have the best bird food. The birds love it and the…read moresquirrels hate it. Win win.

Don't trust a random pet store unless you know exactly what to look for. Her animals are diseased…read moreand dying, especially the birds. The bearded dragons just look sick and sad. I purchased a mouse from her once, two days later she died from wet tail. I will never go inside again, I gave it two stars because she owns a very sweet tortious and I'm sure she's doing her best.. But she shouldn't bite off more than she can chew. The animals health should be top priority.

My husband and I make the sprint from northern independence to Belton at least 2-3 times per month…read moreto visit Sherri's store. She works so hard and always has something we need. Her store is not big time crisp and clean. It is a hometown store where you get homegrown care. We have never met a more compassionate, caring person when it comes to animal care. Her animals look good, fed and if you see one not well, just ask. Most likely she took it in. She takes in the injured, sick, hungry. Gets them well and on their way. One little known fact, she uses her own money for vet care for most of these. Not sure what is going on with your own animal?? Stop in and get an answer. Then support your local hometown pet store and buy something. Just want to meet a good person. Dont forget to look for Stumpy.

Dr. Amanda Neece is the most amazing and caring person, who listens to what your concern is and not…read more'by the book' only approach. She is very familiar with FIP in cats (ferrets too though I don't have one) and a great supporter and advisor in getting pets healthy again! LOVE HER.

The vets at Animal Hospital have cared for our dogs and cats for over forty years. Over the years…read morethe practice has grown along with the demand for their expertise, compassion and straight answers to tough questions. When it came time for our aged, ailing pets to find final relief, the staff and doctors provided real information and support. Affordable and accessible, kudos especially to Drs. Coles and Heeb.

Very good. Would recommend it to every pet owner! Friendly service and lives your petsread more

Walkers American bulldogs was great to work with. This breeder worked hard to make sure we were…read moreable to get a pup with a temperament that was appropriate for my family. She guided us every step of the way!

Jen was AMAZING to work with!! I had an American Bulldog born in 1998. So when it was time for my…read morenew dog I researched and found the same dogs in Jen's pedigrees. I decided to get a pup from Jen. She kept me in the loop every step of the way, during the transport to Massachusetts and followed up with mailing NKC paperwork and answered every question I had. Her dogs are classic Johnson American Bulldogs and I have the most amazing pup. I can't recommend Walker's enough. And she is very reasonably priced for top quality American Bulldogs!