Great service, and has good selection of corals. Will return again for saltwater needs.read more

These guys helped me set up my Red Sea 250 aquarium. I love their work and their consistent…read moreknowledge. The guys here are super nice, Fritz and Aiden aim to please and have a handful of knowledge. Mike the owner is genuine and takes pride in his business. This isn't a run of the mill shop.

One of my favorite local pet stores! I've been coming here for years now. They have a lot of great…read moreproducts for small animals. I would always buy my enrichment toys for my rats and rabbit here. The staff has always been friendly and helpful when I've had questions. I recently adopted a puppy, and I was impressed to see that they have a lot of good products in stock such as duck heads, raw hide alternatives, lamb ears etc. They're also one of the only places I have found that carries items for raw feeding. This is one of the pet stores that I always take people to and you can always find at least one thing to buy.

This place was okay my first few visits, but I don't think I'll be returning anytime soon. At lot…read moreof the items are really overpriced. The moss I picked up cost three times what it does online. I wish I had checked online first. But what really turned me off is that I was going to donate one of my rat litters to them (donate, NOT sell), and when I brought them in the "rat expert" said they had ear mites. Funny, I had never seen any sign of ear mites like excessive scratching or scabbing, but I took them all to see the small animal vet. Of course, there were no ear mites. I had a feeling, and I don't know why, when I walked in the door with them that they weren't going to take them, and I don't know why. They treated me strangely--a little rudely though I called ahead. Whatever the reason, it's too far to drive after confirming just to get told, "Oh, we don't want these." They do have a lot of merchandise, and the employees seem to care for the animals. Just price compare before going and take everything the employees say with a grain of salt.

i def get positive vibes here. love that they carry fromm! and the folks are very friendly and…read morehelpful.

This place is absolutely fabulous. I can't believe I waited six months to get here. I have a…read morethree-year-old standard poodle that weighs over 90 pounds. We have been moving heaven and earth to try to find a harness that properly fits him. We called the shop and spoke with the owner. We described the problem and he said he thought he had one that would fit him. We went down to the shop and the owner patiently went through the options with us until we found one that fit. It was made in America and uses astronaut suit fabric so it stays cool in the summer. The shop is full of delightful options, including top end dog food, fish based treats, honey bully sticks and even has shoes that will cool your dog in the summertime. We are definitely coming back to this gem of a local establishment. And if you're in the area with your canine, I highly recommend you check it out. Five paw review!

I have been visiting West Ajo Feeds for at least 15 years of my life. My mother has been coming…read morehere long before that even, when the amazing Chuck was still here and running the place. My first memories of West Ajo include a purple horse brush that I desperately wanted to purchase so I could groom my horse, Patches. I saved up my allowance for weeks in order to purchase this amazing purple brush. When I got up to the counter, Chuck rang the brush up and, the child that I was, I had not accounted for tax. Embarrassed, I said I didn't have enough -- and I remember Chuck laughing, saying how unfair taxes were, and he told me to take the brush home anyways. I was approximately seven at the time and I'm now 30 and still remember this. This is the kind of feed store this place is. Heart and compassion. Family run. Amazing. West Ajo is a family run business that sells all kinds of different livestock feed with a smile, warmth, and the character that you won't see at chain stores. They don't sell toys and clothes in their store but if you come in asking "What is the best feed for my horse" they're going to be able to help you out. I'd take great advice, knowledge about their products, and the kindness they have over a chain store any day. Their prices are competitive. They have a decent selection. And they'll always be there for you if you have questions, need something, or want to post something on their awesome bulletin board. They also support the community and have donated to 4-H events, to the annual Tucson Poultry Pigeon and Fancy Fowl Show in November, and to many other events. Without family run businesses like these, I would hate to think where we'd be. Definitely stop by and say hello to Vinny and the crew at West Ajo Feed and Supply!

I been going to this place for years now, get dog food and some other stuff when I need it. They…read moresell hay, propane, dog food, dog supplies, dog houses that are built on site, sheds, horse supplies, rabbits, rabbit food, chickens, chicken feed and some other stuff if your a rancher. They also deliver around the area if you need it! If you need help loading there always happy to help you load it. Good friendly service and cool to talk to.

El Jefe Cat Lounge is three stories tall and full of adoptable cats and kittens! You can pay $14…read moreper hour for lounge time, which gives you plenty of opportunities to play, pet, and be chosen by a cat (because let's be honest... they choose us ). What I thought was really neat is that El Jefe was Tucson's first cat lounge and is named after the famous jaguar "El Jefe" that once roamed Southern Arizona. The lounge partners with local rescues, so every cat you meet is looking for a forever home. If you happen to fall in love with one (or five), you can even begin the adoption process! They've also have a café and gift shop inside for shopping and soaking up on the cat-themed atmosphere. They have everything from cat toys and journals to dish towels, keychains, cat ears, beanies, candles, and other fun cat-themed goodies. Each floor has its own little personality with climbing structures, cozy napping spots, and toys for the kitties to explore. Some cats wanted attention immediately, some were happily snoozing, and others gave me the classic "you may admire me from a respectful distance" look. Beyond regular lounge visits, they also host fun events like cat yoga, bingo, movie nights, crafts, and other themed activities. Whether you're looking to adopt, need a little serotonin boost, or simply want to spend an hour surrounded by adorable kitties, this is such a unique Tucson experience. Fair warning though... if you're a cat lover, don't be surprised if you leave with about 200 photos on your phone, a coffee in your hand, and a strong urge to adopt another furry friend.

Hang with cats, play with cats, adopt cats! Also a cafe to…read moreget coffee and snacks. Three floors of cats. Toys for play. Nice windows for light. $14 for an hour of cafe time.

Looking for an indoor spot with a/c to past the time during summer vacation? Do you want to help…read moresupport a local non-profit for cats? Come hang out at Hunter's Kitten Lounge! They offer community events like kitten yoga and movie night. You can destress with some cats and help the cats become adoptable by socializing with them. A win-win. They have plenty of seating and toys to play with the cats. A valuable activity that helps you get out of the house and helps Southern Arizona Cat Rescue. I highly recommend the cat yoga.

We went here for a recent Kitty Yoga event and had a lovely time. The yoga session itself was…read moreinviting and chill, all levels, and the kitties were surprisingly interactive and added so much fun to yoga. The staff was welcoming and the space was clean and comfy, kitties were lounging all over so you didn't have to go far to find one to interact with. The story of this spot is also inspiring, sharing the joys of adopting sweet kitties and giving them forever homes. We'll definitely be back to support this wonderful organization and spot!

Leaving a review of my experience based on the low ratings…read more If you know you are a responsible pet owner and will will provide a loving, safe forever home for a kitten/cat then definitely don't read the negative reviews. I looked online prior to coming in. It is recommended that you fill out an adoption application prior to coming in so you'll be pre-approved which makes getting the cat of your choice more likely. It isn't required though, you can pop in anytime they are open to see and meet the cats available for adoption. I'm glad Holly has pissed some people off! When I was there there were a couple of groups of people that came in with kids/teens who didn't respect the cat's boundaries. I saw a boy trying to play with a cat by batting at it when the cat had already popped him and it's ears were lying flat back on it's head. There was zero awareness from the boy (mid teens) that this cat did not want to play with him, he was just terrorizing it. The cats roam freely through the facility, some like attention others want you to leave them the fuck alone. Take a hint when it's given and you'll be fine. From my experience and based on the questionnaire for adoption Hermitage is just trying to get these cats into reliable, loving, stable homes. When I dropped in yesterday I had no expectations that I'd actually be able to bring a kitty home. Whatever hoops they require a person to jump though is in the best interest of the kitties. You are not entitled to whatever cat you want whenever you want it just because it's in a shelter! I am so grateful Holly let me adopt my sweet boy yesterday but I would've completely understood if I had to wait and potentially miss out on getting him. I showed up at 4 pm just planning to look but prepared in case I found "the one". When I knew I found the one I went back out to the lobby and filled out the adoption application on my phone. Once submitted I asked how long the approval process takes. Holly said it varies and recent background checks through my employment might have sped that up. I asked if I'd be able to take him home that day or would it be Tuesday when they reopen, if approved. Holly told me it depended on whether the people there before me were adopting and how many. This was because the cats have to get a checkup before leaving and there's paperwork to be filled out. The shelter closes at 5 pm on Saturdays. Completely reasonable!! So I just hung out and played with cats until I knew for sure. Luckily there was only one adoption in front of me so Holly had time to work me in. This place is wonderful and I am so so glad I wasn't dissuaded by the mediocre yelp score. There are some very petty people and they really mess up the reliability of yelp. This is definitely a place worth supporting!! Kitten tax: see pic

Ok, I'm going to start out by saying I'm not a cat lover, I like them when they are not killing all…read morethe birds and lizards in my yard and crapping all over the place. I do like them when they have a proper home and people who care about them. I went here with a friend of mine who lost his cat and wants to get another one. I was not expecting such a beautiful clean space with wonderful people taking care of these cats. It is so clean and the cats are so well cared for. The volunteers were amazing and it was a wonderful experience. My friend is hopefully going to volunteer here.

Overall love this location. Sometimes the drinks that are waiting to be picked don't have the names…read moreshowing. Which makes everyone looking for their drink end up touching the cups. If the baristas made a point to have the names on the cups be seen, it would be really helpful. Everything else is great.

I would not recommend Desert Sphynx. We brought home our…read morenew kitty baby from this breeder at the end of September. We were initially a little worried about going with this breeder as their seemed to be a lack of testing for the cats and their house was not well kept (they are also breeding dogs in the same house so the house is pretty smelly and not clean). However, we ended up falling love with a little pink blue eyed sphynx there. Once we did finally bring him home he did have a URI right off the bat, which the breeder told us was common as it was a stressful situation moving into his new house. We got him to the vet and did a full panel of tests as we wanted to make sure our new family member was healthy. We do not have any other animals and want to possibly get another kit cat in the future so we wanted to make sure he was disease free. This is when the problems started arising, a few days later our vet let us know our kitty has Giardia. This is awful news to us as we do have a three year old and this parasite can be passed to small children. We got him straight away on treatment and started sanitizing and washing everything with bleach water, threw away all his toys AND even got disposable litter boxes so we could throw them away after the cat used it. We were extremely thorough. We took him back in to get fixed during this time, which after that he developed another URI- this time our vet let us know he probably has Feline Herpes (although common in cats we were a little disappointed our breeder did not mention this as I assume she knew all her cats must have as she disclosed he would get sick when we got him home). We decided to do another panel of testing and he also still has Giardia and now is on more medication (Giardia is really hard to get rid of especially if your cat has a compromised immune system - which he does from the Feline Herpes). Since our cat has Giardia we will be taking him to get tested again (which is pricey) along with the treatment (multiple medications now). We informed the breeder of the Giardia once we found out he first had it and she lied about all the cats getting tested (as she was not willing to provide the vet/the vets number he got tested with). She also has been unwilling to help pay for any additional tests/treatment (for the Giardia) - which I let her know would help remedy the situation. I would assume all her cats AND dogs have Giardia and all her cats have feline herpes. I would steer clear and find a more professional breeder - we would not recommend this cattery to anyone!