Great family business. Excellent service and products! They are very accommodating when it comes to…read moreproducts for their customers!​

From the owner: Our store is unique because we’re not just a retailer, we’re a working family farm. For four…read moregenerations since 1929, we’ve fed and raised the same animals our customers do, so the advice you get here comes from real, hands-on experience, not a corporate manual. We carry a variety of feeds and show supplies, gladly special-order products, and help customers get the right animal nutrition, wildlife feeding, and farm care. You’ll also find locally sourced items like honey and maple syrup. We focus on personal service, honest recommendations, and knowing our customers by name — when you walk in, you’re treated like a neighbor, not a number.

I love how the staff treat me and my dog Winston when I bring him to be Groomed, Miranda does a…read morephenomenal job on his grooming every single time! They also have a nice selection of Dog food, and chew toys for him that I sometimes pick up for him!

Best place ever , always well stocked,very courteous staff.always willing to stop and help this old…read moreguy out..never much of a line to check out..prices better then most other options around town . I'll definitely be back ..." Holly enjoys your selection " I like the prices ..

We took our dog for a grooming appointment in October. When we picked him up, the first thing the…read moregroomer said was that everything had gone fine and that there were no problems. We brought him home and he was acting strange. He was extremely withdrawn and when we tried to pet him and our hands got near the back of his neck, he would yelp. We parted his fur trying to see if we could find anything. At that time there was nothing visible, or maybe we were not looking in quite the right spot. I called the grooming department and asked for the young man who had groomed him. I wanted to let him know how our dog was behaving and ask him again if he was sure that nothing had gone wrong. I was told that he was gone for the day. About a week or so later, we were petting him and felt a rough area around the back of his neck. We parted his fur and found black scabbing and as we parted his fur more to get a better look, his fur started falling out in that area. The area also appeared to have some yellow coloring. We took him to our vet who shaved the area. I told her about his behavior immediately following his last grooming visit and asked what could have caused it. She couldn't say for certain but thought that it could have been caused by either a burn or cut. She also said that the wound would result in that area of skin coming off. I now went back to the store with pictures of the injury and asked to speak with the manager. I explained that I wasn't seeking any kind of compensation, but wanted to explain the circumstances and make him aware that there was a strong possibility that our dog had been injured during a grooming session there. He was polite and asked me for information such as who the groomer was and what date was my dog's appointment and if I had asked for any special products to be used on my dog that had never been used before. I gave him the information and also stated that to my knowledge, no new products were used. I also let him know that my dog had been to the vet and what they had said. He said he would follow up with the groomer. There was no follow up call made to me to let me know if he was able to figure out what had happened. It has now been six weeks since my dog's appointment and the scabbed skin finally came off revealing another scab underneath, so he is still recovering. I rarely leave reviews and debated about leaving this one. I cannot irrefutably prove that our dog was injured during his grooming session. I only know that his behavior was completely normal when we dropped him off and was extremely abnormal after we picked him up. Then, shortly thereafter, an injury became visible. He was not left anywhere else without us present during that entire timeframe. He is an older dog so he is not super active and wouldn't have hurt himself playing. Again, I cannot prove he was injured during grooming but at the very least, the circumstances are, in my opinion, suspect which is why I finally decided to write this review and share my experience.

This store should be closed. They have shortened business hours because they say they are short…read morestaffed. This past week I went to pick up supplies for my bird and the animals were absolutely neglected. Bird cages were filthy with waste everywhere and fish tanks were covered in algae so much so that you could not see in them. I am assuming this is from the short staff but , animals are being neglected there. The three employees in the store were all unprofessionally talking about other staff. Someone needs to step in and help the animals who can't help themselves.

Called, and hours were told to me, and I went, and they were open with staff. Place has been…read morearound for EVER, and has a very diverse, eclectic and interesting feel, as well as product. I was told to go there for straw, and they had it. 10 bucks a pop for a LARGE bale. Not cheap, not super expensive, it was a sweet spot and they ain't getting rich selling straw. So it was 5 mins from me at the time, got there, Debbie (if I recall correctly) helped me out, and I left with EXACTLY what I wanted, no issues. They are a landmark, time tested, and committed to answering questions, helping folks, and this customer was very satisfied.

Super disappointing. I called close to 5 pm & asked their hours. I was told they closed at 6 pm on…read moreweekdays. My husband & I drove 25 minutes, arriving at 5:32 pm & everything was locked up & dark. It's Tuesday. I'm just really not impressed with this.

Mars Agway is a small, family-owned store that sells food and supplies for animals (e.g., dogs,…read morecats, small pets, poultry, equines, livestock, and birds) as well as products for the lawn and garden. I shopped in this store one time. The store contained several aisles of shelves. I saw products such as treats, foods, beds, and toys for dogs and cats; seeds and feeders for wild birds; feed for farm animals; fertilizers, shovels, and watering cans for gardening; etcetera! I selected three bags of cat treats, four cans of cat food, and one cat toy. The cashier accurately rang up my purchase and thanked me. When I got home, I gave four of the foods to my cats, and they were interested and ate some of them. If I still had a dog, I would have purchased several dog treats and toys. According to this store's website, they offer services such as soil testing, disease and pest identification, pet-food consultations, and equine-stable calls.

Home town local hard working, and very professionals. Love their many v selection of chicken…read morefeed.

My dad and I drive 25 miles to patronize Hartville Elevator!!!…read more The name is deceiving - they sell feed, grain, seed, fertilizer, feeders, and "cures for what ails your livestock" here. The business has been around for 100 years and they are located in historic downtown Hartville, Ohio. We buy our cob corn here to feed the squirrels in the winter... we buy our fertilizer here for our gardens in the spring... we buy our bird seed here. Whenever we have a question about feed or plants we come to Hartville. We initially came here years ago because the prices on corn were SO LOW! They still have low prices on feed, however the staff/owners are now like old friends to us. One day while my dad and I were there a woman came into the store talking about her chickens who had contracted some type of a cold. Excuse my inexperience with chickens, but what followed was an in-depth scientific conversation between a Hartville Elevator employee and the chicken owner. The worried chicken owner was obviously soothed by the staff and went about her daily business. Remember the Andy Griffith show? That's what it's like when you enter Hartville Elevator. Two pet cats are usually lolling around on shelves hiding beside bags of grain (one is often belly-up begging to be scratched). Daddy always pulls up to the dock outside and opens the tailgate of his Jeep Wrangler... when we say our goodbyes and exit the store our 50 lb bags of feed are snuggled into the back compartment as if by magic. If you want to deal locally - and PAY LESS than other big brand companies - you won't go wrong with Hartville Elevator!

A wonderful place. A genuine country store with knowledgeable friendly staff and things you might…read morenot find anywhere else. Hartville Elevator is the real deal.