Animals kept in poor conditions. Large parrots in small cages. Guinea pigs inbreeding. Exotic birds…read morein small or empty cages with no enrichment, no fruit, etc.

Staff was friendly and answered all questions... would recommend to all my friends. Has a wide…read morevariety of snacks and other reptiles

I find the staff here are always so helpful. They are so knowledgeable and professional. We…read morealways go to this store because of the staff. You are very appreciated.

Very nice staff, and good selection. Very clean and well organized. Would recommend to others in…read morethe area

Scheduled a grooming for my dog. Upon entering, I must say the customer service at the grooming…read morecounter was nice. No complaints there. They explained things, smiled, was very polite and this is the normal experience at most Petco's around Florida. However, the main cashier for all other purchases, a young girl, just wasn't polite at all. No smile, barely any response to questions, the bare minimum, which is strange to me because one thing I have always loved about Petco is they have always been known for their friendly staff. I didn't feel that vibe here. Now this was my first time using their grooming service and the grooming itself was okay. It wasn't the best haircut but it wasn't horrible either. However, the groomer was super polite and that alone will bring me back. Too bad the grooming counter is only for those using the grooming service. But the main cashier is the face everyone has to encounter if they make any purchases, including grooming and this girl wasn't polite at all. Very short answers, murmuring her words, the bare minimum and I mean BARE! I will return again for my normal dog food purchases and maybe even grooming and I hope it gets better.

I've been here multiple times and always had a pleasant experience. I bring my dog to the groomers…read morefor her nails, teeth and ears. It was a bit confusing a few times when I first started coming, they said you can just walk in and get this done but then other times they tell me it's better to make an appointment. Just call and make an appointment. I work from home so I only like to come in the middle of the day to avoid craziness. They have a large selection of dog toys, food, and treats. I do like going to the doggie cookie section where you can bag your own cookies so you can get a different variety of choices. I have the checkout line they do have a freezer for doggy ice cream. You can get one or a whole box of them to treat your happy pup. After her grooming, I do like to purchase some snacks for her for being such a good do. The ice cream cup that I purchased for her seemed to have natural ingredients and not mystery ingredients. The stuff has taken great care of my dog since she is very skittish when it comes to getting her nails clipped. I'm gonna keep coming here as long as I have a great experience and I still live in the area.

In 1938, Charles Schmidt founded Tractor Supply Company in Chicago as a mail-order business selling…read moretractors and tractor parts. The first retail store opened in 1939 in Minot, North Dakota. From 1941 to 1946, the company grew as they opened stores in Nebraska, Minnesota and Iowa. In 1967, Tractor Supply opened their first international store in Canada. As of 2024 there are 2,250 Tractor Supply stores in 49 states. Today Tractor Supply sells much more than tractors. In their large, bright, and clearly marked stores shoppers can find home improvement, agriculture, lawn and garden, maintenance, livestock, horse, and pet care equipment and supplies. They even sell clothing from babies to adults. Tractor Supply has become a favorite store of farmers, ranchers, hunters, animal owners, handymen, mechanics, and homeowners. This was my first visit to a Tractor Supply store and I was surprised. It reminds me of an old fashioned general store with a little something of everything. On one side of the store was clothing and animal supplies and on the other was home improvement and tools. In the center of the store are displays with toys, books, snacks, accessories, and seasonal items. After some vehicle issues we ended up at this Tractor Supply in Fort Pierce for some tools to change a tire. I had fun exploring the store and checking out all it had to offer. Outside there was even a garden center with live plants and kayaks for sale. There were employees all over the store to offer help. A really sweet feature is if you come in with your dog they will give it a treat. In the end some of the things we picked up here didn't end up being the right ones and others were more expensive compared to shopping at Harbor Freight. Tractor Supply has a 30 day return policy. The closest Tractor supply to where I live is in Pembroke Pines. If you need it, chances are Tractor Supply will carry it along with other unexpected treasures.

Love this place! The store in Vero Beach is neat and well organized, and the pet wash station is…read moreamazing for bathing our dog. It's so convenient to take care of our pet and fill up the gas tank all in one stop!

I have volunteered at this no-kill shelter for five years. I have seen this place evolve as the…read morearea grows and more animals, unfortunately, are found, abandoned, or dumped. The staff is the most amazing asset. They truly care about the homeless animals of our community. From intake to enrichment, from the Pawsitive Pantry (helping families keep their pets), the Reading to kitties program, Summer Camp, all their events to bring awareness (The Blue Jean Ball, the Golf Tournament, Whiskers in Wonderland, outdoor events), education provided (bottle-feeding kittens class), and help these fur babies get to be adopted and have a second chance--the work that goes into every animal (medical, social, TLC) is truly remarkable. Did I mention their foster and volunteering programs? I couldn't be prouder to be affiliated with HSSLC, and happy to lend my time, money, and skills to help fulfill such an important mission. Thank you to all who help in that endeavor.

I adopted my dog from here in 2017. He is such a good dog and I certainly got lucky. I originally…read morefostered him and then went in to sign the adoption papers. It was an easy process. I imagine an animal shelter can be a tough place to work, but all of the employees were very kind.

Cute little fish shop! We bought out beta from here! Nice and clean and good selection of fish…read moreand plants!

I absolutely love getting fish from small aquarium stores instead of large chain stores, it's run…read moreby a father and a son, they know so much about how to start a tank and what fish or what plants are good for what tank or go well with other fish, they even let you return the fish if they just weren't what you were looking for, it really is a hidden treasure, I will absolutely be going back!

We adopted a puppy 2 wks ago. I would definitely recommend…read morethis Place . It was nice being able to go in and see the puppies.

My heart still hurts from the experience we had with Noble Paws in Stuart, FL. It will be a year…read morenext week that we lost our lovable Noodles. It has taken me this long to actually review Noble Paw, because this was an incredibly hard loss for me. We decided on purchasing a miniature goldendoodle, and when we saw the pictures of her, we instantly fell in love. We wanted to see her, but we were told she had kennel cough and we had to wait until she was cleared by the vet. Then we heard that she was allergic to the antibiotic, so again we waited. When we finally went to see her, they had her in the back in a kennel, which I should have realized was odd. We eventually purchased her for $3,000, and she was worth every cent. She was a wonderful puppy, but she constantly had diarrhea. We kept her on Science Diet food for puppies, because that is what they said she was on, but we eventually provide her with Farmers Dog Food, and mixed in Science Diet food. She did well for a couple of weeks on that, but still had loose stools. One evening she seemed a little off, nothing that would warrant a trip to the vet, so we decided if she wasn't better that we would take her first thing in the morning. In the morning she was lethargic, and very sick. Took her directly to the emergency clinic in Vero Beach. The doctor tried everything to keep her alive, but she died within 3 hours. We had an autopsy done and she died of bacterial septicemia. The report said," she had acute to subacute damage to her stomach and proximal small intestine with infiltration of bacteria into the wall of both organs." In hindsight I should have contacted Noble Paws, but like I said earlier, the loss of my sweet girl was too hard to accept, and I couldn't and to this day I still struggle talking about her. I have kept the autopsy report, and eventually I might discuss this with them, to try and recover some of the cost of this tragic occurrence.