I do like the staff here and it's a decent feed store with pretty much anything you need. The…read morecoastal hay is what gets me. I agree that it's hit or miss, and it feels like mostly miss.

They have an amazing selection and the absolute friendliest employees. I love going in here for…read morelocal beef and other local goods.

Since moving from up North a couple of years ago, where we get wonderful hay (& our horses were on…read moreactual pasture except in winter), J&B is the only place we trust getting hay from for our competition horses - best coastal, fresh alfalfa, nice Timothy. Absolutely wonderful family run business, consistent great quality & availability, kindest & knowledgeable gentlemen....a gem of a place that we hope is around for a very long time!

I adopted a kitten a few days ago, and the rescue center recommended using equine pellets as…read morelitter, which you can find at a feed or tractor store. Equine pellets are suggested because they reduce the risk of asthma, upper respiratory infections, bowel obstructions, and chemical exposure, while also being environmentally friendly. I had never heard of a feed store before, so I had to Google one within the vicinity. J&B Feed & Hay came up with stellar reviews and so I decided to make the drive to Menchaca. When I arrived, the store was located on a farm with a dirt road leading up to it. I found what I needed, and the cashier not only rang me up but also helped load 80 pounds of pellets (40 lbs cost only $6 compared to the 30 lbs of litter being $20) into my trunk. I'm not sure if I'll stick with pellets for my kitten, but if I do--or if I ever decide to get any farm animals--I'll easily return.

ALWAYS great customer service and friendly (very helpful) staff ! we love (my kids too) going here…read moreto get our chicken feed and/or hay for our property. We are lifetime customers !

I used to work right next to this place and could not help myself from browsing the cool horse…read morestuff. I just love the smell of a feed and tack store. They have lots of horse-themed books and toys, too and boots and britches. They also have a board outside where people advertise horses, lessons and boarding, so I like to drool over those. Someday. Sigh. I'd love to have a horse. They also have some dog stuff and I have bought some beautiful collars here. They are super nice about special-ordering and I found a ridiculous rhinestone-studded collar for my Gilbert T. Hounddog that I just love. Yeah, my dog is spoiled!! Its pretty kick-back -- across from Belterra on 290 W.

These people are knowledgeable. The store is well stocked. Decent prices too. The guys working…read morethere went out of their way to help me. I will make this my go-to feed store.

Jen Masters has been such a blessing to me. She helped me work out my distance horses nutritional…read moreprogram and the change has been remarkable. My mare, appropriately named Voodoo, used to be grouchy and difficult, but now she is calm and gaining weight even in hard work. All the horses are thriving on the nutrena and purine products she recommended. Jen follows the science and is well educated in equine nutrition. She will steer you 100% in the right direction.

I stopped into Callahan's for a random reason: because Webkinz are back? As an avid collector as a…read morekid, I had to grab one to relive my childhood my parents raised me on. They had a pretty decent stock as elsewhere has been selling rapidly. There's a lot going on at Callahan's as that place is huge. The only issue I had while I was there was there was only one lady working the cash register and there was a good 5+ of us waiting in line at a certain point, and it was moving at a snail's pace. Just that lunch rush I guess. I'll be back maybe for more Webkinz, I guess. RIYL: Feed and thing

I wish I still had my potbelly piggy, Emma (she was my beloved pet in the 90s). This would be a…read morespot for her to get kibble and other supplies. I like coming here because it's got that old school general store feel. You know, what it must have been like back in the days of cowboys, dirt roads, and small, one-horse towns. They have just about everything from western clothing to hay, hammers, seeds, household stuff, and more. I had been on the search for a specific style of plant pot for an urban garden project I was working on. I searched high & low looking for what I wanted and couldn't find it. That is, until I tried Callahan's. I went in on a whim, not really looking for said pot, but looking around in general. And to my surprise, there it was! The piece I had been looking for. The fluorescent store lighting reflected around it like a glorious and spectacular display, calling my name. "Buy me, Karla, buy me"...and that I did. Obviously, I left happy. All in all, it's a cool place to check out and to find things you need and things you never knew you needed. Service is pretty great too. Everyone is super friendly.

I like Tractor Supply but do not shop here often. I do get my propane tanks refilled here. It is…read moremuch cheaper than the exchange system at most gas stations and the tanks are actually full. I do find their clothing to have frequent sales making their prices competitive. Most of their other items (dog food, bird seed, etc) seem higher to me than competitors like Walmart, HeB, but I feel better spending money here than at Walmart or HEB. The employees are always friendly and helpful.

Today, 5/24/2026, I went to the Buda, Texas location on IH35 to buy two small Ubolts. That…read moreparticular shelf was in a shambles and I had to go thru several diffferent Ubolts as they were all mixed up, but that is not what my complaint is. When I found the items I needed I headed to to register, where I found one female cashier behind a register with a customer and their was obviously a problem with his transaction. There was also a tall male employee standing behind this cashier. There was a "REGISTER CLOSED" sign behind this customer's merchandise, so I went to the next register but there was no cashier there. I stood there for several minutes thinking maybe the male employee would step over and check us out. He looked at me several times as did the female cashier but NEITHER acknowledged our presence, or told us someone would be with us momentarily. Finally the male employee SLOWLY sauntered off to the clothes section. We waited several more minutes with no one even acting like we existed, then finally placed our merchandise on the counter and left. The female cashier saw this and NEVER SAID A WORD to us. There were other employees in the store as I had heard them speaking loudly in the back room. It's a sad state of affairs when an employee can't even take the time to acknowledge a customer and tell them that help would be along momentarily. From now on I will travel to the Blanco store where the employees have been trained properly.

This place feels authentic and well established. The owners are awesome! The staff always does well…read morewith customer service, even calling me by my first name. Recommend stopping here for quality dog food and bones. Their Non-GMO chicken feed and scratch really helps our hens lay larger and more nutritious eggs. Seems to help with their behavior as well. D.E. in bulk or by the pound is an added bonus on the egg layer care budget. They do have farm fresh eggs, along with other local products. Hope you all get a chance to stop in for the local "Mom and Pop" experience!

This place is clearly a true feed store designed for folks with livestock to purchase large bags of…read morekibble. The indoor selection is pretty slim. I went looking for a flea collar and there were almost no flea and tick products. There is a huge display so they don't hide their part in politics and if you are allergic to cats, do not go inside there are several resident cats.

Zookeeper is an Austin staple!! Small business owners and local vibe who seem to genuinely care…read moreabout their customers and creatures. There's always someone there asking questions and getting help for their exotics when I'm there. And I never hesitate to ask silly questions or worry about needing to much help. The staff is very kind and knowledgeable. Also, they have AWSOME Isopods!

This was a fun experience. It's a pet shop with mostly exotic snakes, lizards, frogs, geckos, and…read moremore. They have a couple of birds too. We explored all of the tanks learning about some creatures I'd never even heard of before. The shop is extremely clean and spacious. The staff are very knowledgeable and friendly. I think if these are the types of pets for you, it's a really sound place to make a purchase. In addition, they sell food and accessories as any typical pet store would. The critters seemed happy and thriving.

Like everything about this business. People are friendly and act like they appreciate me spending…read moremy money there.

Great little feed store. They sell quality feed and can order you Feed if they don't have it. I…read morelike to buy their shavings cause they're clean and come compacted in 10 ft.³ for a low price. The people that work there are nice and will help you find what you need. This is a small town Feed Store with a small town feel if you come in there often they will remember you. They also sell clothing and women's accessories, they even have crafts made from locals.

What a good find. We…read morestopped here seeing the outdoor planters and pottery. I bought a planter for a very decent price and it was made in Italy. They have many- many plants, both native and otherwise, plus trees, shrubs, & flowers. Everything you need for the farm seems to be here (keep in mind I have no farm!). There's also everything that a hardware store would have, a feed store, and a general purpose store. What a cool find!

I enjoyed walking around here with my husband, especially the outdoor section. There's bunches of…read moreplants at what I considered reasonable pricing. I can't forget the cool parrot in the cage. I did feel sorry for him after an employee told me it was 40 yrs old. That's a long time to be in a cage; nevertheless, he seemed happy. If I wasn't just passing thru town, I would make this a regular stop if I was a local.