We drive from middle Tennessee to here to get our feed for our chickens and pigs. They have non gmo…read morefeed and they have great prices. They also sell fencing supplies and good prices. Worth the drive!

Great place to purchase livestock feed and chicken feed. Their Sweet Feed for the horses is…read moreespecially popular.

The sweetest little farm, with the sweetest alpacas & sweetest owner! Karl, the owner has a lot…read moregoing on so I was very grateful that he made the time to give my family a tour of the farm. I was amazed at how much work and effort goes into keeping it up. Not to mention the special care and attention they have for each alpaca. They are doing a wonderful job caring for these alpacas! They have loads of unique items made from alpaca fur. One of my favorites was this beautiful handmade shaw. It was soooooo soft!!! Here are some cute photos of our time at the farm as well as my 18 month old son completely taken with Karl. If you have a chance to visit and make any sort of donation, I know they would greatly appreciate it.

So informational and oddly neat to see what they produce at this cute little farm! My friend and I…read morehad spare time and were adventuring around the country and found this sweet place with very friendly animals and people!

I grew up in these here parts and we always had the local Pearcy's which is made to supply the hard…read moreworking farmers. Lascassas Fees & Seed does that and also caters to the burgeoning community of hard working, pet loving, sustainable food champion, locavore, suburbanites--many of them, like me, the children of those hard working farmers who still have a little local top soil under our nails. This place is lovely and sweet. Come find buffalo and elk horn chews for your beloved canine family member (or that tough little feline). We even found dried cows ears chews. Cool. Horse shoes--not for play but for shodding. All manner of items you need for small and large pet grooming. Even saddles!

This is a wonderful family owned business that goes out of their way to provide one of a kind…read moreservice. We are so blessed to have them nearby! I love that there are open until 6pm so I can get there after work. You will enjoy your visit here and come away with exactly what you need and a smile or two!

Great place to do business with. I buy my grass seed and…read morefertilizer there and even had them put brakes on my car. Good people

After calling three places to try to find someone to sharpen my chainsaw blade, I began to lose…read morehope that I would get this done today as eveyone's technician was out. The fine folks at the co-op had a stack of blades to sharpen, but I asked if I could have mine done within a couple of hours. They took care of it while I waited for 10 minutes. It only cost $6 plus tax.

We live near the Co-op and after passing it for a couple of years, finally decided to swing by to…read moresee what they offered. They definitely cater to more farm-oriented clients, so it is less commercial nursery and more supply store for those in the lifestyle of outdoors and farming. None of this is a bad thing, but just to set the expectation! The store is good sized and depending on the season features a lot of outdoor space fitted with plants, grass seed, accessories, rock, straw, piping, barrels, etc...Interior is a little of everything from clothing to gardening tools, mowers, grills, grilling accessories, housewares, decor, chemicals, animal feed and treats and much more! Once we understood what they offered, we were solid. We were after a bit more flower bed based items and flowers themselves, which was not really offered here. We did pick up a few seed packets and a grill brush while here, so all was not lost on the visit. Service was a tad off from expectation, as they associates were quite busy with each other and less interested in engaging customers, even during check out. Overall, solid spot when needed. I understand the need for and dependence on the Co-op. Once we add a couple of acres, I can imagine this being a more consistent spot for us!

These folks really know there stuff. Everything seems reasonably priced, and the service is always…read morewarm and welcoming.

Towels, blow dryer, tub, aprons, wash station has shampoo, flea dip, tub disinfectant, I brought my…read moreown shampoo and was glad I did, as the machine wasn't working properly . Great place, I'll be back . $9.95 plus tax

Great people. Great service. Always friendly. Reasonable…read moreprices. Wouldn't go anywhere else!

Owned and operated by a terrific local couple. They have all pet supplies as well as everything…read moreyou'd need for farm animals. Prices are typically lower than Tractor Supply and the same as the Co-op. The customer service is the best and they load your vehicle for you.

I drive 100 miles from Temple Hill near Glasgow,KY every couple months to get my feed from KOFFI…read more They have the most nutritious blend for my organic, pasture-raised poultry, and it is cheaper than trying to mix it myself. I buy the 50# bags; it is always fresh. The birds now turn away from the organic pellets or crumbles available at TSC; they barely touched it when I had to get a bag to hold me over. KOFFI staff is trustworthy, always friendly, responsive to my needs, and extremely helpful. They really care about doing things right.

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Disappointed by Misleading "Walk‐In" Policy & Poor Customer Service…read more I took my dog to this shop expecting a simple nail-filling service, after speaking on the phone and being told "no appointments necessary"--so we drove over right away. Once there, staff said they couldn't do it because they "didn't have time / enough staff," despite the promise of walk-ins. We were asked to wait 20 minutes. After waiting, we left and went to another facility that was willing to help immediately. This was the first time I've had a negative experience here; up until now we'd been happy and continued to bring them business. I hope they improve their communication and consistency, so other customers don't go through what we did.

Wish I could give 0 stars…read more Of all the times I've gone to Petco, I'll say this: their cages for hamsters, guinea pigs, ferrets, etc. have never been the cleanest. I've seen mice laying in piles of feces and ferrets chasing flies in their enclosure. Sadly, that seems to be the new normal for big-chain pet stores. Today, though, was different -- and it really rubbed me the wrong way. My boyfriend and I stopped in to buy a couple of snails for my aquarium. Because I love fish, especially bettas, we spent some time looking at the betta fish. That's when we noticed one lying on his side. He wasn't dead -- he was still alive -- but he had a thick white film covering his body that had clearly been developing for some time. He was gasping for air and trying to move but couldn't. This wasn't sudden. This was neglect. As animal lovers, we immediately looked for an employee to let them know. When we found one and brought the fish to her, before we could even explain what was happening, she asked, "Are y'all 18?" -- which was shocking considering I was holding a half-dead fish. I told her, "I'm not trying to buy him. He's dying." Her response, with zero empathy: "It's unfortunate. There's nothing we can do." I looked around at the shelves filled with fish medications, water treatments, and testing supplies -- yet somehow there was "nothing" they could do. As I walked away, she even suggested that I should buy him. That was wild to me. I ended up putting the fish back on the shelf to continue being sold. I've owned many betta fish that lived for years, and I've successfully treated sick fish before. I know for a fact this didn't happen overnight -- this fish was neglected. What shocked me most wasn't just the condition of the fish, but the complete lack of compassion from the employee. It felt like because it was "just a fish," his life didn't matter. I can't believe Petco allows animals to be kept in these conditions, or that they employ people who are so indifferent to obvious suffering. This experience was heartbreaking and deeply disappointing. And I'll tell you, "animal care" is NOT their top priority. MONEY is. When animals are treated as inventory instead of living beings, that's when you've lost it.