Good inventory, though quite expensive compared to other wild bird shops in the metro. I could…read morereally do without the woman at the counter calling me sweetie and honey. I do love the shop cat though.

Fun an friendly store. Lots of cool stuff! Been adding to my backyard bird stuff an seeing cool…read morebirds too. Go check it out!!!

Great thanks to Jerry for his help on a busy day!…read more BEST PLACE FOR PET RATS We went to half a dozen different pet stores and couldn't get any good small rat options. Overland Park pet stop had some large rats, and they said they'll bring some in by Thursday. I'd suggest both stores, but Miles of Exotics has some great giant snakes and fish too!

Please do not buy a pet from Miles Of Exotic. They are neglectful and only care about selling…read moreanimals over the care of the animals

Came in and was greeted right away by a woman who worked there who was also coming in the door with…read moreus. She was exceedingly nice but never asked us if we needed help. The store is not large so we located the section we needed right away. However, we still couldn't find or determine if the item we were looking at was right for us (again, no one ever asked us if we needed help) and eventually landed on a garden flag stand. We had been to several stores previously for weeks and like to buy local instead of online when we can. This was the first store we found that had substantially stronger garden flag stakes. This whole time, there was a man working that kept his eyes on me and my partner but especially me, scowling. I just ignored it as RBF cause he was an older man, and I had done nothing but smile and greet him when we came in. I could feel him staring at me several times while we were shopping. Every time, I just smiled and he'd look away. We decided to look around the store after deliberating alone for about twenty minutes to see if maybe we could get other gifts for people and bought a few other items. Note, there were two older women working and the older man. When we got to the store, there may have been only 1 other person in there. A small family had also come in at one point but left before we did. Otherwise, the store was entirely empty. At checkout, there were two areas to check out of at the counter. We were still meandering when I came up to one side to look at the stickers. He alerted us that check out was on the other side. He checked us out and I realized he had bagged our items, but we had brought our own bag. When I mentioned this, my partner was like, "Oh yeah! We have our own, we don't need one but thank you." I added in, "Yes save it for another transaction." This man, scowled and stared me down for a solid 15-20 seconds--he literally kept his head facing me, locking his eyes on mine as he put the bag back in the rack behind him. It was so awkward and uncomfortable and honestly rude. I just smiled bigger at him politely, but widened by eyes to make it clear that I DID see him rudely staring at me for refusing a bag. He finally relented, greeted us goodbye. The other female worker had just come back up to the checkout platform as well as we walked out and thanked us with a goodbye as well. It was a very odd shopping experience. The store is very quaint and woodsy. Items are priced to match inflation. They have a variety of things not just for ornithology enthusiasts. The garden flag stand was the best we could find in the area and is very sturdy. I had contemplated coming back to get a bird bath, but I'll try elsewhere cause of the weird interaction.

Friendly staff and good selection. They have the best bird food. The birds love it and the…read moresquirrels hate it. Win win.

This is the place to go in Kansas City if you own any kind of bird! Dr. Julie knows her stuff.read more

Dr Burge is a very knowledgeable avian veterinarian but is not "all knowing." She often does not…read morelisten well, and I hold her responsible for the death of my bird.

Marvelous people! I highly recommend this location. Very…read morehelpful, very knowledgeable, very friendly. Bag the big box stores and visit these file folks instead. You'll be glad you did.

I've been going to this store for a few years. The owner retired recently and the name changed…read more They have a lot of great stuff in there. I like walking around the store and seeing all the new things they have. It used to be a smaller store. They expanded and I think they lost the small, friendly store attitude. They still have a lot of things you can't find anywhere else,,,, but the PRICES are so high I don't buy hardly anything there anymore. I bought a large bag of sunflower hearts. I think it was 50#. $110...wow! Can't do that anymore. Too bad. The birds are going to have to settle for less now.

Backyard Bird Center provides outstanding customer service. Whether providing product advice or…read moreresolving issues, they are the best. Great resource. Highly recommend them.

Great shop! Run by real birders who have a wealth of knowledge. Staff was very helpful in picking…read morethe best seed for my feeder, and gave me great tips for attracting other species to my yard. They also have some awesome, educational videos on Youtube.

I've tried it and tried it again. Every time I go in there I've never been treated so…read moredisrespectful. In fact I brought all my stuff back and got my money back because they don't deserve my money for the way they act it's horrible and like I said, I tried on different occasions and I'm a very friendly and outgoing person And this store is extremely rude. They just don't deserve my hard work and money.

It Is What It Is Did…read moreyou ever wonder when it became not unusual to find hand tools and lawn chairs in your local grocery store? Well, Tractor Supply is a hardware and a store for folks who work outside. That's it, it is not trying to be anything else. When you need just 3 lock washers, and not a prepackaged assortment on a sealed package of 12 lock washers, Tractor Supply is there for you. Or maybe you need PVC pipe, or a stock tank, animal feed, coveralls, a lawn mower, or affordable hand tools, they are there for you. It is kind of like what hardware stores used to be - before they became "home centers." Looking closely, you might notice that while there might not be a large selection of brands, there is a great selection of useful hardware items. And those items are usually good quality and at a reasonable price. I have always been greeted at the door, and if I appeared lost someone would come to my aid. Being less than a half mile from my home I have come to think of it as my other work shop when I need that one item to finish a project. While you might not be able to order a full kitchen remodel, you will easily find the faucet washer you need to stop that leaking faucet in your current kitchen. So do not think of it as some kind of farm store, think of it as your savior when your tool box does not contain the specific piece of hardware that it hold you up. Most any home owner or shade tree mechanic should have Tractor Supply loaded in their GPS.

Now their bird seed IS expensive as well as their various feeders. However there's no better…read morequality. It's very important to keep wild birds well fed, especially during Winter. The staff is very helpful and knowledgeable.

Have visited and bought quite a few things from this retailer over the years. Stopped in 12/11/2019…read moreto get some bird seed. This store has a vast variety of products and the personnel have always been very personable and helpful with their wildlife knowledge. They currently have outdoor seed ornaments (shaped like owl, squirrel, santa) which are cute and great gifts for your wildlife friends. Get on their mailing list for discounts. My favorite is the Hot Pepper No-Mess Cylinder which deters the squirrels. They do not like hot peppers, but birds love it.

They sell pet supplies, Amazon returns, maybe overstocks, things like that. I went in because I had…read morejust got a young bird and was concerned he wasn't eating enough. It was the weekend, so I left a message with an avian vet. In the meantime, I decided I was going to go to all pet shops that sold exotic pets to see if I could get advice. I came across this store and had my bird with me. The shop owner was so nice and helpful. Although he doesn't sell animals he had his in the shop. That included a few baby birds he was hand feeding. Out of the kindness of his heart he is hand feeding my bird until he starts eating enough on his own. He even weighs him to make sure he isn't losing weight. He truly loves animals. Fast forward a week, I noticed his birds were gone. Some idiot, instead of just asking what was going on with the birds, called animal control and said that he had skinny birds with missing feathers. The birds were babies. Babies aren't born with adult feathers!! The birds were not skinny. They were well taken care of. He didn't get the birds taken away...because he did nothing wrong. Anyway...he is a super nice guy and didn't deserve that. People need to stop assuming they know everything. If they would have just asked, he would have told them they were babies and babies aren't fully feathered. A simple google search could have told them that instead of wasting tax dollars.

The main employee/manager seems to be disingenuine. I asked him about whether they still sell…read moreferrets, and he fed me a tale about how the USDA had stopped all sale of ferrets in February 2026. The PetCo down the highway had never heard of this. Neither did a Facebook group of ferret owners that I am a member of. If you aren't able to sell ferrets any longer, just say that. Don't lie straight to my face. What else would he lie about?

I actually love petland, I just don't like where their puppies come from. They had a variety of…read moreanimals and all of them seemed to be well taken care of and playful! As an animal lover I didn't see a problem!

I had a very unprotessional experience as a new hire. I was also a repeat customer prior to being…read morehired, which makes this even more disappointing. My first day (Monday December 29) I spent about 7 hours shadowing employees, asking questions, and helping where allowed (changing animal water and sweeping). I was not trained or given the opportunity to actually perform the job, nor was I given any feedback. When 1 came in for my second shift on Friday, 1 clocked in and was immediatelv told by the shift lead that they "didn't think I was the right fit" and to clock out. I drove 45 minutes to get there and was there for less than two minutes. No explanation was given, despite not being trained or allowed to work independentlv. This conversation also happened in front of several customers and employees, which was embarrassing uncomfortable and extremely unprofessional. I later texted the manager asking for clarification and never received a response. Because of how this was handled, I will not be returning as a customer and would not recommend this location. New employees deserve basic professionalism, communication, and respect.