They sell puppies from puppy mills and lie to customers saying they come from local breeders. The…read morebreeding adult dogs are kept confined their entire lives and killed once they won't breed anymore. The puppies also come with health issues adding to the cost of what you pay to buy them. Many cities and counties have banned Petland because of their cruel practices. Don't shop there.

I went yesterday dog howling and I found a mini black/tan dog my daughter cried cause she really…read morewanted the dog.

If you love to support Mom & Pop stores, this one has been here since the 80's when it was a part…read moreof St. Matthews Feed & Seed. Then it was bought and named Feed & Seed Depot in1992 by the sweetest guy who loves all things gardening! Sadie is the store mascot and will greet you as you enter the store. In fact if there's no one else around, Sadie will be! She loves a good petring or even after in the rocker and she will jump into your lap and rest for as long as you want! (Or until someone comes in the store since it is her job to greet customers!) It's time to plant your garden my KY friends. It's Derby time and that's the right time around here so get on over to the Feed & Seed Depot for your Seed potatoes! (Sweet potato slips come in the week after Derby, usually! They also have local honey!

I always enjoy going into Crestwood Feed and Seed and seeing Steve and Sadie. It also signals…read morewarmer weather. This is my first stop for gardening supplies, seeds, plants and advice. Price is always competitive... even if it wasn't I would still support local shops. Steve has always been straight giving the best advice.

this is a true family run business. Callie, the most hard working family member is on watch And…read morewelcome lookout 24/7. the best feed store, owners, crew and welcome cat ever in one place!!!!

I love this store! Locally owned, it's a place with a little bit of everything! It's a garden store…read moreplus pet supply plus unique gifts. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Prices are in line with the big stores. It's always fun to visit Bethel Feed.

Surely I reviewed this already? Well, last time I came was 10-15 years ago, and it was just a…read morelittle room beside the elevator. Now it's in a new building, with a big parking lot, right beside the rest of the facility. Clean and spacious, though still not huge, with all the supplies you need, plus the same great service. And what seem like fair prices (though Sweetie is the farmer now, I was just a chauffeur.) We got chicken feed and other supplies, Baby K wanted a toy but we passed (she has plenty.) In and out quickly. We'll be back.

I have been a life long customer of ASE. I can still remember when it was DJ Feeds. Ken Jewell is…read morecustomer service driven and keeps his customers needs in mind. The staff is very friendly and very helpful.

Employees were very helpful, much better than going to a big box store. They answered all my…read morequestions and gave me good advice.

Southern States is that kind of old fashion feed store that you can be happy to go into. I come…read morehere often to get hay for my miniature horses. The staff at Southern States are very nice and always willing to help you. By far my favorite part about shopping here is they load your car for you. Almost every other feed store in the area has you loading your own car, which I do not have a problem doing but it is very nice to have help every once in a while. I buy grass hay and I can say the bales are always cut very well, the flakes come apart easily, and the hay seems fresh. When feeding any type of animal you should be cautious of the food your giving, this is even more important when feeding horses because they are so sensitive. I trust the hay at Southern States to supply my girls with what they need and to keep them happy. I highly recommend Southern States to anyone who needs live stock supplies, gardening or farming supplies, or even domestic pet foods and supplies. Oh and by the way if you have an order to big for you to pick up they do deliver!

Really cute and lovely shop. Great and sustainable place for all people- for those with the space…read moreto have a garden, and those who just want to buy some local soaps and food. DEFINITELY pricey when it comes to meat tho- expect to pay wayyy more than at the grocery store. However, keep in mind it's from local farmers.

This place has been on my radar for years, and I finally had a chance to check it out yesterday…read morewhile attending a class on making your own soap! They offer many classes for a small fee in regards to homesteading - raising chickens, creating/using herbal remedies, and making soap are just a few. You don't have to have a farm to find something interesting here! There are products for sale for gardening, composting, canning, soap making, farming/animal husbandry, fermenting, and homemade body products. They also have a freezer section with local meat and eggs, if you are looking to purchase locally grown foods. There is a surprising amount of usable/collectible vintage and ceramic items as well, like cast iron skillets, fermentation crocks, butter churns, and linens. The owners are super friendly and willing to help with any questions. By purchasing items here instead of Tractor Supply, Lowe's, etc, you are helping to support a local business, so keep that in mind if prices are slightly higher than a chain store. Come check this place out, and maybe even learn a new skill!

This place has just about everything you'll need to make your yard and garden beautiful, from a…read morelarge variety of seeds and fertilizers to flowers and plants, all supported by a highly knowledgeable and helpful staff. You might find cheaper products at the national home improvement stores, but they can't touch the support and expertise.

Super nice people here. They are honest and do not try to oversell , which I truly appreciate. I…read morewill continue to shop here instead of the big box stores. 10/10!!!