We have 2 dogs, 1 is a Rottweiler 2 and a half years old and 1 a Springador 10 months old, we had…read moreput the Rottweiler in kennels previously(not this one) and wasn't happy so looked for another one and found this one. OMG they had a great time, don't look anywhere else, they love the dogs and the dogs love them.

Creature Comforts is a fairly large pet shop which also has some small animals such as hamsters,…read morerabbits and fish for sale. It has all you need for all of your pets needs. There is a large range of different brands of pet foods, especially for dogs and cats. You can also find many different treat foods as well. There is every accessory you can think of for pampered pets including a range of different sized beds, scratching posts for cats and lots of toys (squeaky and non squeaky!) for all different pets. At christmas this range increases. I do find the prices quite a bit more than supermarkets but you don't get the choice this store provides. And its always a bit of fun having a browse at everything - and the animals and fish!

This is the smaller of the two Creature Comfort stores in Barnstaple. It doesnt sell pets and…read moreinstead concentrates on food and toys for animals. The staff are excellent with a wide expertise of all pets from dogs to rats. The prices are very reasonable in fact I found them to be cheaper than the new pet superstore that has recently opened.

This is the larger of the two Creature Comfort stores in Barnstaple. They sell the same ranges of…read morefood and toys as the smaller one but also sell pets in addition. The store is always clean and the animals well cared for. They sell,rabbits, fish, birds and also a range of reptiles including lizards and snakes with all the paraphanalia to go with your new family member.

This pet shop sells a wide range of goods including food and bedding to horse supplies and pets…read more They have 2 separate pet areas one with small rodents and birds and one with fish and reptiles such as lizards . The staff are knowleagable but i do find the shop to be quite expensive in comparison with other local stores.

a small veterinary centre in th eheart of th evillage…read moreoffering full mediacl care for all domestic pets and livestock this really is a busy vets practise so appointments are needed, however for day to day medicines such as frontline and worming tablets no appointment is necessary. there is a small amount of sales stock in th ereception area where you can buy food, dog shampoo, toys etc. very friendly service

This is a very big store with parking outside. The shop basically sells any animal feeds that…read moreyou're after. It also sells things like hamster toys, cages, fish tanks, rabbit hutches and lots more. The prices in there are very reasonable. My daughters love going there as there are animals there that you can look at and buy like: hamsters, rats, guniea pigs and fish. All the cages and fish tanks look really clean and the animals look well looked after. We brought our hamster from there and the staff were very friendly and helpful. Once we had chosen the hamster they got him out the cage. They then explained to us how to look after him and showed us what food he needed etc.They then gave us a little box and a bit of bedding to take him him home in. I would say the shop has great customer service.

Fabulous food, fantastic staff and knowledgeable shop staff, what more could you want…read more We are looking forward to coming back soon, well done to everyone

I am sure the garden centre itself is absolutely fine. However I visited solely to look to buy a…read moreselection of marine corals for my reef tank. what an absolute disappointment . whilst the marine fish look OK, although the tanks look a bit uncared for the coral tank is just dire. I have been keeping marines for over 30 years and anyone who keeps a tank like this should be ashamed, let alone someone who expects to sell the inhabitants for were top prices. There was a lot of rock that probably had some life on it long ago and a sad selection of softies that looked in very poor condition and overpriced for what they were. The best thing they could do would be to sell off what is still alive, sort out the water quality and re-stock, or just pack up. Why waste my time driving to look at a sad unhealthy collection. Give it up or pick it up, apart from anything else it isn't fair to the animals in their care. The hobby doesn't need these people. Steve