Aquatic superstore selling everything you could possibly need for tropical fishkeeping and also…read morepond fish and accessories. There was a good selection of tropical fish and a reasonable selection of goldfish and koi when I visited, however it was December so some of the pond fish tanks were empty which is understandable really. As well as all things fish related they supply pet supplies for just about every other type of pet you can think of and also sell rabbits, guinea pigs, cockatiels, finches and reptiles. Hutches, cages, bedding and food complete the picture. They also have a large range of tents and camping accessories too. Helpful staff, plenty of parking and Ma Bakers licensed coffee shop alongside make it well worth a drive out to visit if you're a pet owner or looking to set up an aquarium.

Old fashioned little pet shop in Kirkham. Reasonable range of products and a cheerful and friendly…read moreshopkeeper. I went in for a wild bird feeder and food and there was a reasonable selection of both to choose from and not badly priced either. A perfectly fine little shop basically.

I've been taking my cat here for 7 years and I have always been very happy with the service. It is…read morevery convenient being based on the edge of a small industrial estate. There is parking for five or six cars on site and if that is full you can park close by on the road. Friendly, helpful vets who offer a lifetime of care and advice for your furry friend!

Great vets who came highly recommended not only by rescue centre but by the local pets shops I…read moreasked as well. So far I have found them to offer a great service which compared to others seems reasonably priced. They open late of a few days a week which is great if you work 9-5. It's difficult to get appointments at the weekend though as they reserve it for emergencies, which if you're working all week isn't very helpful. Getting there can also sometimes be an issue. Its located at the entrance of the industrial estate so appointments around 9am and 5pm are a NIGHTMARE I suggest avoiding these time slots at all costs!

Excellent service for a last minute request. Our utmost gratuitude for a job well done. £35 for a…read morefull groom on a miniature poodle. Will definitely use again

Love love love this lady , excellent with the dogs and a superb groomer , thanks for taking care of…read moresasha and Charlie x

Very good groomer, caring and kind great cut on my dog, I have re booked definitely recommendread more

A great pet shop with friendly helpful member of staff who was more than willing to help carry our…read moreheavy dog food to the car for us. Great range of products and staff member was willing to deliver on her way home after my husbands knee operation in a couple of weeks time. Will definatley be going back again

A wonderful place to visit. This is owned by World Horse Welfare which is the new name for the…read moreILPH(International League for the protection of horses) You turn off the road onto a long winding driveway and follow the path to the visitor parking. The entrance is modern, bright and welcoming. You enter into the coffee shop/reception area. This is where you meet your guide. All are volunteers and all are very knowledgeable, enthusiastic and very friendly. You are given a sticker and the magic really begins. You leave the reception into a airy stable yard. On the right there are two huge deeply straw filled areas(stables really doesn't do it justice!) Walking between them you enter the stable areas.Your guide has the history of each resident and you get the opportunity to make some new friends. The tour takes in the various areas that make penny farm such a wonderful and successful place. you will visit the tack room ,the medical unit, the schooling area, the walker and there is also the opportunity to have a walk down to the numerous fields. You may even get to meet the stable cat!! After your tour the cafe offers light meals, snacks and drinks. It is light and airy with pine tables & chairs which are well spaced. additionally, the toilets are clean and modern. After your snack the gift shop always seems to call me! Here you can buy various horse related items- prints, postcards, mugs, Christmas cards, books and toys. It is free to visit Penny farm and although donations are welcomed there is no pressure to donate. Penny farm also hosts children's birthday parties (wish I was 8 again!) and has an open day every September. The opening times are 11am-4pm Wed, Sat & Sun. They are also open bank holidays. It really is a magical place and I always feel so happy when I have been to see my horsey friends!

This is a wonderful vetinary practice and I cannot recommend highly enough…read more Not only have they been consistently good with my pet rats (which a lot of vets do not particularly enjoy treating as they have a lack of experience with them) but they were always exceptionally good with my last cat. She was a rescue cat who had a lot of health problems and they treated her beautifully. At the end of her life she developed kidney failure and we were given the option of euthanising her. I asked if there was any chance of keeping her alive for longer and the vet told me that they could keep her going a few more days but that if it were her own cat, she would put to sleep as the pain and discomfort was so intense that my cat would have no quality of life left. Bearing in mind that the practice could easily have made another £500 for keeping my cat alive for an extra few days, I was incredibly pleased that they chose not to go down this route but instead made the whole process so easy and calming - we really couldn't have asked for a better experience, considering the circumstances. Wonderful vets, wonderful reception staff and a lovely calm, clean environment. Defintiely recommended to all!

Excellent. I have a very naughty cat that was very poorly. They were wonderful with her.read more