The owner is no nonsense with plenty of knowledge to help with any animal needs. Highly recommendread more

I buy scratch bird feed here. A 50-pound bag runs $14 (including tax) and is a mix of cracked corn…read moreand several other smaller seeds that most birds like, including the tiny ones. If you buy cracked corn and bird seed (separately) at WalMart, it would run about $20 and you'd have less than 50 pounds, plus having to mix it yourself. The staff is friendly and helpful. I usually back my pick up up to their dock and they even load the bags for me. I'm pleased to recommend them.

My husband is very happy with the customer service he receives here. The owner and staff are…read morepleasant and helpful. They might not have everything he needs but the prices on the things he does need are reasonably priced. Outstanding service and we enjoy doing business with them! Always worth checking out and supporting local businesses.

Best hay. Awesome service. We get our hay, sweet feed, dogfood, and birdseed here. High quality,…read morereasonable pricing, knowledgeable, helpful staff. Good selection of products. They have everything I need.

Always buy horse hay bales here. Very pleased with product and service! Been coming here for at…read moreleast a year now.

Since moving from up North a couple of years ago, where we get wonderful hay (& our horses were on…read moreactual pasture except in winter), J&B is the only place we trust getting hay from for our competition horses - best coastal, fresh alfalfa, nice Timothy. Absolutely wonderful family run business, consistent great quality & availability, kindest & knowledgeable gentlemen....a gem of a place that we hope is around for a very long time!

I adopted a kitten a few days ago, and the rescue center recommended using equine pellets as…read morelitter, which you can find at a feed or tractor store. Equine pellets are suggested because they reduce the risk of asthma, upper respiratory infections, bowel obstructions, and chemical exposure, while also being environmentally friendly. I had never heard of a feed store before, so I had to Google one within the vicinity. J&B Feed & Hay came up with stellar reviews and so I decided to make the drive to Menchaca. When I arrived, the store was located on a farm with a dirt road leading up to it. I found what I needed, and the cashier not only rang me up but also helped load 80 pounds of pellets (40 lbs cost only $6 compared to the 30 lbs of litter being $20) into my trunk. I'm not sure if I'll stick with pellets for my kitten, but if I do--or if I ever decide to get any farm animals--I'll easily return.

These people are knowledgeable. The store is well stocked. Decent prices too. The guys working…read morethere went out of their way to help me. I will make this my go-to feed store.

Jen Masters has been such a blessing to me. She helped me work out my distance horses nutritional…read moreprogram and the change has been remarkable. My mare, appropriately named Voodoo, used to be grouchy and difficult, but now she is calm and gaining weight even in hard work. All the horses are thriving on the nutrena and purine products she recommended. Jen follows the science and is well educated in equine nutrition. She will steer you 100% in the right direction.

Last stop for the day #WinkleysGeneralStore to look over everything they have. It's amazing the…read morebreadth of stuff they have. The puppies got these super long dog treats. They had to share one and Elvira wanted her own. But they enjoyed the treats for sure. A good day was had by all.

Just go. You need…read moreit, they have it and you don't have to travel to Georgetown, RR or - gasp! - Austin. This is the place to go if you're anywhere from Betram to Florence to Leander; they have a ton of hardware, supplies, mulch, soil & fertilizer, as well as limited barbecue grills, a few (large!) water fountains and outside statuary& chairs and some fun stuff too. What a big place. The staff is first rate; you will not get past the first one with out a "howdy" and there's no pressure. Plan a little time to look at everything because you're going to need it. Now why not five stars? Well, my only gripe - and it's no big deal - is that it's hard to figure out what things cost. Some things - well less than half by the way - have prices you can see. The rest, especially one-off outdoor items from coolers to cookers to statuary - have "item" numbers. I guess that lets staff look prices up but how many trips do I make inside to ask 'how much is item ....?' Maybe there's a price list or something I missed but this is the only negative I've found so far. So; just go.

The showrite goat feed they keep has bugs in it. They will tell you that all the feed has bugs BUT…read morethe feed at the Feedhouse in Thrall is clean.... It you don't want to gamble with you animals health, id recommend going anywhere else.

We were building out garden and want to support local store so we stop by to check this place out…read more Since we may need at least 2 sq. y and they have deliveries service, we decided to go with this place. We picked the pea gravels for the garden walk path to match with our deck and asked the register what he would suggested for the new, first time garden bed that we just built. The guy at register said promix and we took his suggestion and excited to put them in our garden bed to find out that these consist of basically 70% sand and the rest are some small pieces mulch, pebbles and clay kind of stuff (doesn't look like compose). As time goes by after putting plants in and water them for few weeks we notice nothing grow and the dirt became cakey so I decided to ask around for the opinion on this dirt and everyone think its nothing but just craps. We have to throw almost all these away as its not suitable for garden bed and we did take the issue back to the store and they said they can do nothing about it as they use the same thing on their garden bed too which I called bs. The gravels we bought was great, the dirt is trashed. Hood amount of money spent to learn the lesson.

I've searched for yard/land maintenance and chemical products for a while and found "Brown Feed…read moreStore" after living in Central Texas for some time. I was raised by the same ideals and principals that the Brown's have and instill in their business and community: Low and reasonable prices, cash or check payment, polite and helpful staff and great ideas and suggestions; as well as, knowing that if they don't have or carry a product I need they are quick to point me in the direction of someone or a business that could have it. Thank you Brown Feed Store, I enjoy the time I spend there every other month and will continue to be a loyal customer;

Friendly, old school service you rarely find these days. Mr. and Mrs. Brown still see to the day to…read moreday operations. Need to take cash or a check with you as they do not accept credit cards; like I said it's old school. Best prices in town on most feeds.

I do like the staff here and it's a decent feed store with pretty much anything you need. The…read morecoastal hay is what gets me. I agree that it's hit or miss, and it feels like mostly miss.

They have an amazing selection and the absolute friendliest employees. I love going in here for…read morelocal beef and other local goods.

I stopped into Callahan's for a random reason: because Webkinz are back? As an avid collector as a…read morekid, I had to grab one to relive my childhood my parents raised me on. They had a pretty decent stock as elsewhere has been selling rapidly. There's a lot going on at Callahan's as that place is huge. The only issue I had while I was there was there was only one lady working the cash register and there was a good 5+ of us waiting in line at a certain point, and it was moving at a snail's pace. Just that lunch rush I guess. I'll be back maybe for more Webkinz, I guess. RIYL: Feed and thing

I wish I still had my potbelly piggy, Emma (she was my beloved pet in the 90s). This would be a…read morespot for her to get kibble and other supplies. I like coming here because it's got that old school general store feel. You know, what it must have been like back in the days of cowboys, dirt roads, and small, one-horse towns. They have just about everything from western clothing to hay, hammers, seeds, household stuff, and more. I had been on the search for a specific style of plant pot for an urban garden project I was working on. I searched high & low looking for what I wanted and couldn't find it. That is, until I tried Callahan's. I went in on a whim, not really looking for said pot, but looking around in general. And to my surprise, there it was! The piece I had been looking for. The fluorescent store lighting reflected around it like a glorious and spectacular display, calling my name. "Buy me, Karla, buy me"...and that I did. Obviously, I left happy. All in all, it's a cool place to check out and to find things you need and things you never knew you needed. Service is pretty great too. Everyone is super friendly.