I have a lot of time and respect for Molesey Pet store because they introduced me to the love of my…read morelife. His name was Tom, and he was a big fluffy ginger furball. I hope by this point you realise that I am talking about a cat. Anyway, my baby Tom was a Molesey boy until he went of to join the great cat heaven in the sky. Nowadays, Molesey pet store rarely sell cats, but occasionally you can find some kittens here. A few weeks ago there were some gorgeous Burmese cats here, but they didn't stay long. They treat what ever animals they have here really well. There are no dogs sold here, which is a good thing - I don't like the idea of pet stores selling dogs anymore. But they do sell plenty of doggy treats for all you pet lovers out there. This is where I pick up my dogs chocolate buttons, which are so much cheaper here then they are in Tesco's. They sell a few different types of birds here, like love birds and parrots. Plenty of fish too, and some bunnies, guinea pigs and hamsters. I melt when I see anything furry or fluffy, so I try not to come in here to much, as I would probably leave with something squeaky.

22/12/2011 This pet shop has a wonderful range of animals…read more My favourite is a white and yellow, friendly bird called Chris. He can say hello, and makes the most outrageous roar you can get! Sadly, Chris is not for sale. . . He is the owners pet, but he is adorable! My favourite animals are the degus. They are wonderfuly active, and are so cute and fluffy! I would just love one! Right now they are doing a deal where when you buy a cage - hamster cage. You get a free hamster with it. I realise that the hamsters are only £10, but this really helps when it is only three days from Christmas! Anyhoo, I recommend this pet shop to anyone reading this because it is truly delightful, and they will get you a great bargain!

Squires are a very popular garden centre, which is busy all year round…read more The high number of visitors means most of the stock is very fresh and not root bound. This makes a big difference as the quality is so much better and there plants tend to get off to a much better start once planted in the garden. They also have properly trained staff on hand to give plant advise - which probably accounts for why they are so popular. The downside is it's not the cheapest of garden centres - some of the bedding plants are almost double what you would pay in a DIY centre. Also the range of shrubs is a bit limited. If it was a restaurant it would have 3 Michelin stars - worth a long journey just to visit.

There are other Squires outlets, but for me the Twickenham branch, is a haven. When I was working…read moreon a project , there were three places I would go to check on their stock, and this was my first preference, though I would always save it as the last visit. Many garden centres have gone downhill and don't really take pride in their establishment , or worse are not knowledgeable on what they are selling. The plants they sell look as if they have met the patched and over frazzled soft shell crab from my other review. Not so here, and it is no surprise that this particular place has won various awards for its design layout. This for me is important since they have created an atmosphere that for me just leaves you to feel content and think freely. Yes there is the usual eating section which I never go to and pets corner , though I did find a use for bundles of straw and bugs bunny had long since taken a vacation. There is a good selection of gardening implements, fertilisers and growers, I am sure Percy Thrower would have been in his element. Once you have managed to pass the piles of soil , only you don't because there are so many different kinds , your uncertain which one to choose and then you notice.....oooh 3 for the price of 2 ...where's the trolly out of my way and you ignore the caution not to lift heavy objects on your own because you just want that bargain..and then oh dear you are already over loaded and you have not yet got to the plant section...and then you wield and guide and grunt and push....no don't worry this is still the same review...and you gaze in amazement at the symphony of colour. I need more time.. So back you go with the soil and you return at a later date...20 mins later you just dashed at ..the pace of a snail ;) For me the time to visit this branch is early Spring , March, for they have a collection of Rhododendrons ,Camellias , Magnolias, Azaleas and Acers that is second to none. I can't say if they will this year but last year they went that little bit extra and created a Japanese theme to complement it, It was then easy to get engrossed or yes I confess drool at a particular plant, and then imagining where I was going to plant it and how it would blend in with the rest of the garden, ..I would often get carried away and wonder what it would be like once it had fully matured. However, there will be no admissions of talking to plants or passing complements of beauty on its fauna. In the excitement of finding the right specimen and having giving it a thorough examination i might frequently get drawn to another...no honestly my feelings for you have not wained ..let me introduce you to...well okay it passes the time. I should point out that they don't just do Japanese plants, that is my particular choice, they have a wide variety and it is a large outlet. There are also two areas where you can obtain information. ..and when you completed your purchase they will if need be load your car up. It has been a while but I feel a visit to this place coming on.

A good pet store, stocks Purina in the largest quantities available which I prefer to buy as it is…read morebetter value than buying the small quantities. I visit this pet store on weekends and although it does get quite busy it's a nice friendly shop to go to for your pet's needs. They sell everything from dog collars and squeek toys to live food (such as worms!) The staff know a lot about various animals and this makes them the ideal people to speak to if you have any concerns or questions (after your vet!) Best place I know in Teddington for pet supplies.

Absolute disgrace and a total scam! I paid full price for a product, and what I received looks like…read morea joke. The item arrived packed in a ripped Amazon paper bag, wrapped in layers of disgusting, messy tape. It looked like a shady, private eBay purchase from someone's basement, not a professional store. Every single box inside was completely smashed and ruined. Most importantly: they are deliberately cheating customers. They intentionally slapped heavy tape directly over the expiry date to hide the fact that the product is expired. They knowingly sold an expired item at full price with zero warnings about the damage or expiration. This deliberate tampering with expiry dates and selling expired goods is a severe violation of UK consumer law under the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008. Their business practices are utterly miserable and they should be completely embarrassed by how they operate. They have zero respect for their consumers, which speaks volumes about how they must treat animals. This fraudulent business should be shut down immediately. Do not buy anything from them!

From the owner: Pet supplies from your friendly pet shop in Twickenhamread more

This is a fantastic, well stocked pet shop with very friendly atmosphere. I always enjoy coming…read morehere and I do so regularly. Unfortunately, there was only one previous review from 6 years ago (2011) giving this place one star. I think it's rather unfair, especially since it has changed owner in 2014.

Had been quite happy with them for 2 months.... until!…read more.. They raised the price in 1 month by 20% without telling me when I gave them my card details on a repeat order (from £57 to £70!) on my brand of dogfood and gave the only reason for doing this is the RRP on the Origen website had increased. (They did not, however, state that the unit cost price had increased so I would speculate that it hasn't!). I was refused a refund on the unopened bag (the difference from the original price paid) and refused a full refund. I can & will source the same food from my local Pet Store at the original price and they will deliver to my door. Dunk

For such a small place, they stock everything you could possibly need. They give great advise and…read moreare kind and helpful. Got to love the pugs behind the counter too! The best thing is that they don't sell the junk you buy at the supermarket. This is all stuff that will benefit your pet!

Sophie is a fantastic dog walker! We have known her for the last 7 years and she has walked our…read moreboisterous dog, Laszlo since he was a puppy. She is always happy, smiling come rain or shine, and is always adaptable and willing to change times at the last minute - always appreciated in a busy household such as ours. Laszlo thinks she is the best thing and is madly in love with both her and her own dog! I would highly recommend Sophie, for always being dependable, adaptable, and not least, excellent with dogs. L.Squire

Of course I was hesitant at first but FAYE was super easy to talk to very friendly and most…read moreimportantly patient when answering all my questions. Would definitely recommend and use again.

I started my journey importing my dog to Australia in July 2022 when someone suggested using Sophie…read morefrom AirPets to carry out the necessary steps for me. This, unfortunately, has not been my experience with AirPets. My dog is my world, like most, so for me importing him safely, happily and with a competent company was of the utmost importance. I trusted Sophie with the process and it has honestly caused me more stress, tears and anxiety than I can express. From the start, Sophie's communication was lacking (she even commented on this herself, admitting that communication had been lacking) and there were several times where I was concerned about her management of my import request. The first issue was after our initial discussions when I had sent payment for the import permit with confirmation that the permit was being applied for, to receive an email the next day stating that she would need a copy of the RNATT test results to start the import application. I was pretty concerned at this point, but as Sophie had come recommended I decided to carry on. (NB: the person that recommend AirPets initially is now no longer recommending AirPets and is instead using a different Agent). At every step of the process, I had to chase Sophie to get answers/results. Not once did she send over documentation without me chasing her for it, and this was always some time after she had received it! Even the Veterinary Schedule that you're supposed to receive alongside your initial payment for the permit, I had to chase - explaining to Sophie that the lack of information was causing me some stress meant she sent over a tentative schedule with a single date on! It was just a constant hassle to get anything out of Sophie - the worst being the PEQ Booking & updated Import Permit - the PEQ Booking Number (PRN) was actually never sent to me (until the very end of our communication after multiple times asking for it), nor was the booking confirmed until I chased Sophie about the dates as I had been told that the date we requested was fully booked & the updated Import Permit, which I was told about on Oct 21st, was completed on November 1st and I didn't get it until I emailed Sophie letting her know I was no longer going to be working with her on Nov 18th. I honestly thought the whole thing couldn't get much worse, until I let Sophie know that I had lost faith in her ability to complete the import of my dog, to which her response was "thanks for the feedback, I'll go ahead and cancel your quarantine spot". To say that I was shocked at the response would be an understatement. It seemed like a very petty way to respond to someone, given how poor communication had been throughout. This then ensued a back and fourth of emailing for near 24hrs of me asking Sophie to provide the PRN Number for the booking (at this point, I honestly didn't trust that the booking had been made, so at the very least I wanted the PRN as confirmation for the booking) with Sophie, as per usual, ignoring my requests and instead pressuring for payment (of £42 for the booking fee, which is a nice upcharge of over double given that the current cost for the PEQ fee is just over £15 - £27AUD). To say my experience with AirPets has been underwhelming would be an understatement and I would not recommend them to anyone. I would in fact, tell them to run the other way and avoid them. For a process that is beyond important for most pet owners, the way that Sophie handled things was just abysmal.