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Sarah S.

Kaylee was outstanding with her Tiny Tails animals. Waffle the bearded dragon and the adorable hedge hog were favorites with our group. The Chinchilla was also very sweet! All the bunnies, the Greek Tortoise, Guinea Pig, and the miniature chicken were also delightful to pet and spend time holding them. Our group of 16 really enjoyed themselves and were excited to have the opportunity to see such lovely animals. We would certainly recommend them for any party or get together. We had a last minute booking. The scheduling was very quick and easy.

Happy Birthday party wishes from "Hog The Bounty Hunter" Hedgehog.
C G.

WONDERFUL!!! With coronavirus limitations, it was hard to celebrate my son's birthday so we booked a Virtual Petting Zoo for his Zoom kindergarten class. They loved it!!! Miss Allie is fantastic with children, and kept them educated and entertained. Even the adults learned something new! (Did you know a bearded dragon has three eyes?) My sons got to choose which animal was presented next, and Miss Allie also coordinated a birthday song with the students and the animals too. I'm so thrilled we found Tiny Tails to help us celebrate!

Little chick! Enjoys scritches on the head
Sean M.

Tiny tails to you came to a yelp elite event that I attended. Was honestly the highlight of the party! The animals were very calm. You could tell they are well taken care of. And they had such a large variety to choose from. I held animals ranging from chicken to horned lizard! Definitely recommend for a big party. The staff was also super friendly and very chill. Also very knowledgeable if you asked them questions! Great for kids and adults alike!

Julie S.

This was epic. I remember the days where teambuilding meant trust falls and zip lines. How much more amazing is it to bond with your team over little peter cottontail? We had hedgehogs, bunnies, chickens and chicks and a chinchilla. It was wonderful. I also liked seeing how well taken care of they were. They all had their own little setups that were just right for them, and they all seemed very happy and healthy, which is always my only concerns with stuff like this. The gals who facilitated were super cute as well - very knowledgeable and friendly. I'm sure there are downsides (like lots of tinkle and poop) but it seems like a very happy job.

Brianna M.

We hired TT for my son's 3 YO's birthday party. It was such a great experience for the kiddos. Madison was so sweet and playful and all the animals were adorable. We'll probably book them again for the next birthday party, the kids had such a good time with it!

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Bailey R.

Tiny tails to you was awesome! The customer service experience was quick and she was very communicative. The party part-so fun! We can't remember names but we had a lady and a taller man with a beard. They were both so kind and patient with the kiddos. The animas were a hit too! The whole process was stress free and fun! We will definitely use them again. Kids of all ages liked it.

Whitney F.

We hired Tiny Tails To You for my daughter's birthday party and they were fantastic! They were great in communicating everything ahead of time. Staff showed up right on time and we got a full hour (not including set-up/clean-up). The kids (and adults!) had a blast and all of the animals were so friendly and cute. Loved the hedgehog - I think his name was Ozzy? Highly recommend!

Bridget F.

This birthday experience was amazing!! We had over 30 children at the party, and Danny was so great and patient with the kids as they came in and out of the animal area in their groups. While it is pricey, it's completely worth it! Such a unique and special experience.

A turtle!
Matt E.

I don't have a lot of experience with mobile petting zoos, but I have to imagine that this is about as good as it gets. I don't know what would make it better. I know that if you go to a regular petting zoo they don't let you get smashed on white wine while playing with the animals, so clearly Tiny Tails at least has THAT advantage. As made obvious by the name, the staff come to you with their entire mobile set-up. I was at a (very strange) house party, and they set up in the living room. They laid down some tarps and erected a corral and after a couple of minutes of explanation, it was cuddle time! Soon we were all passing tiny animals back and forth, oohing and awing and looking at their adorable, smushy face. The star of the show was obviously the chinchilla. While it was sweet and impossibly soft, I preferred the guinea pigs. They're just the sweetest little animals and I can see why elementary school children are such big fans. They also had some rabbits, baby chicks, and some other animals I'm just not remembering. All pretty chill, but if they started to get stressed, the handlers took them back and put then little baskets to get some privacy. It was all so cute and I'm confident that these animals are well cared for. Fun for kids and drunk adults. Sober adults would probably enjoy it, too!

A bunny in a basket:)

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Ask the Community - Tiny Tails To You

Is Tiny Tails to You a nonprofit? What is the business organization, beyond Limited Liability Corporation?

Hi there! We are not a non-profit, we are an LLC. Please feel free to text us or email us with any other questions! info@tinytailstoyou.com 512-423-5577.

Is this only available by bookings for large party groups? Can a simple family of four that digs critters of all sorts able to partake?

Hi Felix! We bring animals to all size group events and would love to share our animals with your family! Please tell us a little about your event at this link and we can give you a quote and help you get on our calendar!:… Read more

Planning for a child's birthday. Would recommend Tiny Tales arriving at the scheduled party time or a little later to maximize time?

Hi! We usually recommend having us start 15-30 minutes after the party starts. Guests usually arrive a little late and want to greet each other at the beginning of a party. Feel free to call with any other questions!

Can anyone give me an idea of the cost?

Yes! We had a party with them. The basic cost is $275. Then you can add on extras like we added another member of staff and more animals. So ours cost $325.

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Review Highlights - Tiny Tails To You

She brought bunnies, a chinchilla, a hedgehog, a bearded dragon, a tortoise, and some baby chicks.

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