Product in stock whenever needed and helping me load purchases into car was a big help. Thank you.read more

We were regulars for Petland Kahala. Didn't know where they went. Found out from a friend that they…read moremoved here, just went & found everything for our turtles, guinea piggies, & other pets. I'm so glad I drove out here from town. We'll be back definitely

Needed a new aerator for my tank for aquaculture. It was so simple. Took the item that needed…read morereplacing. Walked to the section in the back and was immediately greeted and helped. Just had to show him the item and right away he was able to find it for me. Also saw tanks while I was there and the worker was so knowledgeable and was able to answer all of my questions. Plus they have an icee machine too! Definitely will be back.

Go here for all my aquaponic needs! They have everything i need n kevin is always super…read moreknowledgeable n helpful!

I remember City Feed on Beretania Street from when I was in preschool. Yes, I remember that far…read moreback, for some things. This is one of them. City Feed used to sell live chicks. My mom would walk me over after school at Olivet Baptist Preschool so I could look at the chicks. I hadn't been there in years, and they have since done away with the live chicks. I pass by the store all the time and it makes me happy that they are still there and thriving. In the last 6 months, my companines have become parents to a chicken and more recently, a rooster. I called City Feed to inquire on Scratch Feed. They still sell 5 lbs. of feed in doubled paper bags. Larger sizes are available. Parking is, well, there really isn't any. The space fronting the store is a loading zone, which also doubles as a "grab-n-go" stall. It's actually really great, if you are purchasing huge bags of food. Not a far distance from store to car. As long as the fowl continue to live with us, City Feed will have me coming back.

I had a highly unprofessional experience at this store. When I asked a few basic questions about a…read moreproduct, the staff member literally laughed at my inquiries. To make matters worse, they rushed me by saying, "Hurry up, I have a customer coming," even though I was a paying customer standing right in front of them. Disrespectful customer service and zero patience. I will not be returning.

Always has everything needed for all kinds of animals. I go there for serious advice on self care…read morefor my K9's and trust them more than anyone else.

I'm all for supporting local businesses. Ist impression,…read moreService, Value rivals big box stores. Service went seamless from cashier to assisting the product into vehicle. I'm a repeat customer for sure!

Amazing staff, very helpful. They always have a great variety of puppies... super happy found a…read moreGolden Doodle today... great explaining all vet care, personal care, and knowledgeable staff. They let you hold pets to see temperament. Warning: you won't be able to let them go! Great location and open Sundays! Free complimentary vet care, food, and toy when purchased! Thanks Kalihi Pet Center...Highly recommend!

This is one of the only full line pet centers that is independently and locally owned and operated…read moreon Oahu. They are your one stop for all your pet needs. The owner and management has lots of experience and is very knowledgeable. The staff is always friendly and helpful. No grouchy people here! LOL

We went here, expecting to grab a couple plants for my aquarium maybe a couple of dog treats…read more.. check things out on Ewa Beach side since we drove from Kaneohe. Walked out with the plants...a brand new Paludarium and then some. The customer service here is phenomenal. George and Ryan were so helpful and knowledgeable, patiently helped us pick out our merch and gave us advice on problems we had run into. They are laid back and very personable, and funny, almost like we knew them for a long time! But everyone there were super nice and had a great attitude. Making this experience across the island so memorable. The store selection is also something to admire, they have a little bit of everything from small reptiles to dogs in such a small space (compared to a big box store). Definitely had to grab a few upgrades for our dogs and cats. But the fish area was the one place I was very impressed with. Everything they had was so clean and healthy! (Also very reasonably priced. ) The bettas were even housed in their own separate tanks and not in those small tiny plastic cups. Didn't seem stressed at all and just chilled, which was so nice to see. Definitely worth the trip from Kaneohe. Once we set up the new tank and get it established, we will definitely be driving back.

We came here for a snail and some plants for our tank and left with a little bit more than that and…read morestill only paid $20 for everything!! Can't beat the prices!! Their tanks are so clean and nice looking and all the fish look healthy. They are very attentive to your needs and can answer any questions you have on the spot. They have a range of live animals there like turtles, birds, Jackson chameleon, fish, snails, shrimp. We didn't see any puppies but they said they do get them. They also have a dog washing self service area which I thought was really cool. Should totally check this place out if you're ever in the area even if it's just to browse.

Our family is so thankful for this local family owned…read morebusiness located Kaneohe. 1-Staff are educated and informative to answer over the phone or in store questions 2- Store has a wide selection and reason able priced products 3- Store has an ongoing selection of in coming newborn poultry for sale- our favorite pets have been bought here: Road Island Red hens Bantam hens, Plymouth rocks, ducks

Great crew and very very helpful.During Kona low storms the sraff broke and wrapped straw and hay…read more Allowed Me to purchase 1/2 bales.

They have everything to feed your poultry from chick to adult. Notice some feeders and meds in the…read morefront. Parking is tight but you'll manage to find something. I'll be back for my next bag soon I'm sure.

Great people with great products. I don't have to travel all the way to Waimanalo for some feed…read more Victory Feeds has a good selection. Charles and Heather is great friends in the Chicken and Pigeon hobby.

Small quarters but the selection packs a decent punch. Owners and staff are welcoming,…read moreknowledgeable, and helpful. Not your usual aquarium store layout with most tanks on one side of the store while accessories and food aisles dominate the square footage, but tank-maintenance, small pet, and reptile wise, they have a lil bit of everything you need. It's all there. I was looking for more aquatic plant additions, shrimp, and loaches for my tanks when the owner informed they get re-stock and new shipment every Tuesday. I ended up leaving with male guppies, Molly's, and some homemade beef jerky (which was 10/10 btw) that auntie at the register offered instead. Don't know anything about the "smell" mentioned in earlier reviews because there wasn't one, not even the pet store kind that's expected. On the subject of earlier reviews, as far as service goes - it was busy since it was a Saturday and no one was rude or unhelpful to us considering we came in a big group with teens and kids, an age range famously known for wandering around with zero spacial awareness for others. They could have been annoyed or impatient about that alone, but they were accommodating given the size of the store. One staff member entertained my kid-sister's questions and requests while simultaneously helping others and cleaning the tanks. An example for you. For being a local family owned business since the 80s, I don't think over-the-top service is necessary. But I have a soft spot for small local business owners, so what do I really know? They keep the community alive. It gives them their own character. I doubt a 3 or less star review would negatively impact these long standing businesses anyway. But that's because I live in reality. I'll be returning every other Tuesday after they've acclimated/quarantined the last weeks new shipments. The location beats having to go Kalihi or Town if you live in nearby neighborhoods. Love that.

I think they've got a really decent selection, definitely more fancy and expensive guppy strains to…read moreoffer at the moment, and some common fancies in a blond color. I think it's a bit less species variety overall than maybe the fish shops in Kalihi and the aquarium concepts shop nearby in mapunapuna, but a bit more selection of fancy guppies at the same time. The big-brain flower horns, discus, some display tanks, and axolotls were a cool surprise. Some of the resident loaches were huge, especially the albino dojo near the front! Too bad I forgot to take a photo. That thing must be like a foot long and a decade old, and maybe as thick around as a portuguese sausage. Huge hump of fatty muscle along its back. I'd been wanting to check this place out! It definitely is a little cramped and cluttered looking inside and the smell is a little strong, but not too bad. There was a long-gone hollow goldfish staring at the sky, that gave me small-kine jump scare when I squat down to look at a tank. It was just randomly drying out at the bottom of a bucket in the aisles, which was, uh... anyways. I wanted to know more about an unlabeled and unpriced freshwater plant that somewhat resembles seaweed, so the buff dude grabbed a handful to show to the cashier lady at the front. The buff dude was attentive and personable throughout my visit, and did his best to answer questions about the fish, which I appreciated. The cashier lady though, she mumbled a name but I don't think she knew the plant that well and didn't write it down either. What she was somehow very sure about was the price, lol... just plainly stated the price for a clump is $7.99, though the tank of plants above it were organized in much neater clumps, and advertised at $5.99 each. Not only that, she had to step down from the cashier box to get her hands wet, and manually separate the handful of plant that the man grabbed. Started as a healthy, natural looking clump that would fit nicely in an 8 oz container, and she tore it in half. So, now it's small enough that it fits in the palm of your hand! Did she think to wash her hands first after handling cash and coins all morning? Nahh... But she was very insistent to him that he was definitely (and arbitrarily) holding two clumps, not one! She knew I wanted to buy it, and I'd already got a few pricier fish in my cart, so I guess she felt I could afford to cough up an extra few bucks. Yeah can, just don't think that I don't notice the grubbing... Business goes on as usual. I needed to get on with my errands that morning and eh, the shop has some local mom-and-pop vibes so I gave it a pass.