Animal Antics Pets and Supply

Mahala Biscamp 4 months ago

This place is awesome! They are super friendly and knowledgeable. We came in looking for shrimp and the guy working let us know that a fish in the tank was sick and didn’t want us to buy shrimp if they were going to make our fish sick. And honestly, I really appreciated that. A lot of other pet stores will sell you sick/contagious fish just to make money off you. It just goes to show that they really do care about your pets and not just making money off of you. I would recommend this place to anyone looking for healthy, happy fish for their tanks!

alex joslin 4 months ago

The entire store appeared neglected. There was a noticeable odor throughout the building, and the fish tanks were visibly dirty. Most concerning was an adult bearded dragon being kept in a 10-gallon tank without proper heating. I ultimately took him in, but was still charged $100 despite his poor condition. The bearded dragon was suffering from multiple health issues, including dehydration and metabolic bone disease (MBD). At that price, it’s unlikely anyone would have purchased him, and at a minimum he should have been provided with a properly sized enclosure, such as a 40-gallon tank, along with appropriate heating and care. I was also disturbed by the way an employee handled him. The dragon was treated quite roughly, which was especially concerning given his obvious health problems and fragile condition. This is Doug, I’ve had him for a few days now and he’s already noticeably looking healthier. As a pet shop you guys need to be doing a lot better and actually taking care of your animals.

usnf 8 months ago

DO NOT SUPPORT OR CONTRIBUTE TO THIS COMPANY. I went and noticed a deceased rat in one of the enclosures, the other rats were eating the body (this is done when facing extreme hunger, overcrowding, or high stress. No matter the reason. This shouldn't have to of been an issue, there was blood scattered within their hay) one of the poor little rats looked sick, weak and obviously required medical attention. No food containers in the gerbil's enclosures, it was only FEW food pieces scattered within their bedding hay. Some of the enclosures looked way too small for the animals and the animals overall looked like they weren't receiving the necessities one needs. Many of the animals looked so obviously stressed

Ryan Stewart 10 months ago

Sue’s Pet Castle is the glorious result of what happens when a lovable crazy cat lady gets a business license and zero adult supervision. I walked in expecting kittens and chew toys but Sue greeted me with a ferret wearing a cape and a turtle doing laps like it was training for the Olympics in slow motion. Every corner of the store feels like Sue just said “Oooh I NEED that animal!” and added it to the ever growing Kingdom of Chaos. She even told me they’re expanding next Spring to include African wildlife because in her words, “a lion cub is basically just a spicy house cat.” Silly Sue! I don’t know whether to be concerned or to preorder my emotional support giraffe. Five stars, can’t wait to see what she domesticates next.

Chantell Putnam Edited 3 years ago

What a cool pet store!! They have a much bigger selection than the big name brand pet stores, cheaper prices and they were so helpful. It was a wonderful experience getting to interact with their critters while picking out our new family members. Their customer service was excellent and you can tell they really love what they do and take wonderful care of all of their critters. I highly recommend you go see them before you go to one of the other pet places.