I can't believe Lilly's even has one bad review! I've been coming here since I was a kid and I specifically love coming here because of how wonderful the owners are! I remember them helping my un horse savvy mother Xmas shop for me as a kid. They helped her every step of the way. They are some of the kindest people I've met. I love bringing my foster daughter in here to look at Breyer horses and someone will always start a conversation. Everyone in the horse community is extremely thankful for this business. read more

Extremely disappointed with this business and I would never go there again. They basically lied on the return policy and I was left with useless equipment. worse yet is how the denied what they said. This was not a misunderstanding by rather an unethical business. I advise against going there. read more

Do you know what heaven looks like? Probably like Lilley's does to a horse owner. Never in my life have I enjoyed a business like I have Lilley's. They have seen me through my first horse, first show, and so many memorable moments in my equine career. Everytime I enter the store I am so excited to be there. They are so helpful from discussing what saddle would fit my horse, what bit would be correct, to what feed would keep my horses preforming their best. It is incredibly difficult to find a horse person in this area that is not only knowledgable but kind. Everyone at Lilley's is both. They genuinely care about each horse they hear about and want nothing but the best for them. Plus the prices cannot be beat! I will continue to go to Lilley's for all my horse needs and recommend them. There isn't a better place. read more

I trust them and they have always got what I need for my horse they load your car or truck great place for u and u animals

I go to Lilley's to purchase dog/cat food, cow feed, pig feed, and bird seed & chicken feed. The Lilley's are always friendly to me and very informative when I ask them questions regarding my animals. They, themselves, actually have experience with livestock and can give advice, unlike when asking that the big box stores who know nothing. They are always willing to chat a while and ask how everything is. As far as the last woman's issue about the wrong bowl being ordered. Anyone can make a mistake when ordering something. Just remember, it isn't their fault you don't feel well. read more

I feel like I walk back in time when I go here. It is completely family run, they know your name, they know what you buy, they load it in your car, candy for the kids, and are pleasant while doing it. I have been buying chicken feed, dog food, and fish food here for 6 years and never had a problem. They did a lot of work on a special order piece of equipment for me one time, sourced it and sold it a few bucks cheaper then it was online. read more

Lilley's is awesome, especially for horse and livestock feed and supplies. Family run and always welcoming and knowledgeable, especially about equines. Theyll help you figure out what you need and if they don't have it they'll order it in for you. Highly recommend. read more

"The customer is always right" is definitely NOT the case at this place. I woke up last week barely able to walk. I have several degenerative conditions and they got really bad with the cold weather. I immediately had to go out and get a walker, a reacher, and I needed dog bowls that I could reach ASAP because every time I bent down to the floor it made the pain excruciating. I was spilling water & food all over the place. Online I found elevated dog bowl diners which I thought would be great for my dog as well, but it would take one to two weeks for one to arrive so I thought I would buy local at a higher price to get it as soon as possible. On Tuesday I called Lilley's. The older woman who works there (who I now know is the owner's wife) answered the phone & told me two brands that she could get and one of them was the one I was hoping to get. I told her it came in two sizes online - 3 cup and 12 cup. I wanted the 3 cup size. She told me she would call the vendor to see if she could get that size for me. A short time later she called back to say she could get the 3 cup size for me. I asked her how much it would cost. She said she wasn't sure. She couldn't remember how much the vendor said it would cost them. She said $29.99 or $39.99. I had found it online for $14.69, but a couple other places also had it for $29.99 (Tractor Supply & Petsmart) if I ordered it online. The only place that had it in stock was a Petsmart a two hour drive away. She said she could have it by Friday so I told her I would take it. On Friday I went to the store & saw the diner - it was the 12 cup size. I said it was the large size, not the small size. She said I asked him to send me the smallest one they had. I said but you told me you could get the 3 cup size. She had the order book in front of her and I asked her to see it. It said right in the book that the diner was MSRP $39.98 and the diner was for tall dogs. I felt like this was a "bait and switch" situation. Why did she tell me she could get the 3 cup size if only the 12 cup size was available? I asked her if she could call the vendor. No, it was the day after Thanksgiving and most people had the day off. I told her I wished I had known Tuesday that they couldn't get it - I would have ordered it online for $14.69, but I was hoping to get it sooner than one or two weeks. I didn't even know if they could get it, or when they would know whether they could get it or not. Then the young woman that works there (who I now know is the owner's daughter) said look, we can't help you. Then an older man who loads stuff in the cars, who I thought was a hired hand, (who I now know is the owner) says, just turn around and leave the store!! No one else was in the store at the time but me. I can't imagine I would have been spoken to this way if others had been in the store. I am on disability and lately when I feel I have been treated unfairly I have tried to advocate for myself. So, I thought I would contact the owner of the store. I thought if he had been there I surely would not have been treated the way I was. Online I was able to find out the name of the owner and his home phone number. So today, 8 days later, I called. When I heard the voice I realized it was the older man who had told me to leave the store! I didn't want to pursue it at that point but I asked if he was the owner of Lilley's and he said yes. I told him that I had been treated badly at the store but I did not want to say anything as I was sure he was one of the people who had mistreated me. So he says, are you the woman who was upset because we couldn't get you the dog bowl you wanted and I said yes. He said, well you know vendors...many times they try to sell you something, which isn't what you want, hoping you will take it because it is what they have - that is exactly what I thought the wife had been trying to do. It's called bait & switch. We rehashed my visit to the store and then he says well we tried to apologize to you. I said I never heard the words "I'm sorry" come out of anyone's mouth. He said that's because you were too busy griping. He said you are the one with the problem. If you are going to complain in the future don't come in our store ever again. And don't call me ever again at my home. If you do I'll have you arrested. And he hung up on me. Well, Lilley's doesn't have to worry about that. After being treated like that you couldn't pay me to step foot in that store ever again. read more