Clean and friendly store. If they don't have what your looking for in stock, just ask they'll order…read moreit for you.

I got my lovely ferret here, and he is just wonderful. They have a huge selection of cages and…read moreaccessories. The only thing that brings it down is I can't shake the feeling of being unwelcome. I know a lot of places probably have a shoplifting issue but there are ways to check for that without seeming rude.

I love stopping by to pick up things for my pets. The staff is so nice and they really seem to love…read moreanimals. First pet store I've seen before hat actually gives animals a little more than just the bare needs. It's so nice that the guinea pigs and other rodents get fresh vegetables every day.

Great customer service and store is clean and well stocked. Location is easy to get to.read more

My dogs have PTSD from not being socialized as pups and then they were in a barn fire. Rikki has…read morebeen grooming them since I got them, and has been simply amazing with them. She treats them so nicely and professionally. I can't say enough good about her. They visibly trembled when I first started bringing them in, but now they are so so much better! I adore her!

I purchased my American Bulldog from them in 2012 he passed away sadly this year. I am grateful he…read morehad a long life considering I have read reviews in the subsequent years that they are a puppy mill. I didn't realize at the time but she sold me my dog at 6 weeks!!! I have learned that 8 weeks is the absolute minimum. She was trying to make a quick buck. They suffer from behavioral issues when taking away from their mother and siblings. My dog was aggressive his entire life to strangers as a result even with training. I loved my dog but wish I had gone to a reputable breeder. He also suffered from eye problems. If I could give less then a 1 I would.

My experience with Mac's American Bulldog/Dogue de Bordeaux has been an absolute nightmare. I…read morebought a Dogue de Bordeaux from Rachel Mcmillion about 4 years ago, and the experience has devastated both myself, and my wife. It all started when we received the dog, and later realized that he had been separated from his mother far too young--this is obviously in the interest of the business owner to move "product" in and out as fast as possible. If you are familiar with dog psychology, you will know that separating a puppy from its mother too early leads to a host of problems for the dog later on in life. Soon after the puppy started to grow, we noticed that it was having discomfort walking and being on its hind legs. It was subjected to an x-ray, only to find that the puppy was already severely dysplastic at only 6 months of age. Upon notifying Rachel at Mac's Dogue de Bordeaux, she told me that she has never had a puppy with hip dysplasia, which is an obvious lie. She then offered to send me a second puppy as compensation. That's evidence enough of a puppy mill. She also informed us that she had never had litter with the father and mother of our puppy before, so she was ethically okay with selling puppies from unproven parents. Through medication and therapy we were able to keep our dog happy and active for a few years, but then he started experiencing more severe discomfort. At that point, we decided to opt for an expensive Total Hip Replacement surgery to help him move better, but the damage to his psyche and way of being had already been done. Due to his being in constant pain, he is very aggressive with strangers, finicky, panicky, and unpredictable. This is also due to his early separation from his mother. We are now at the point where we are considering putting the dog to sleep due to both his drastically negative effect on our lives, and his lack of potential for leading a normal life. We have tried with 5 different trainers and all of them have said they'd consider putting him to sleep. The worst part is, when Rachel was initially faced with the truth about our dog's problems, she really didn't seem to care. Spare yourself years of anguish and suffering, and look for a reputable breeder in your area who is trustworthy, ethical, and puts the dogs before the sale. Mac's American Bulldog and Dogue de Bordeaux is not that breeder.

I've tolerated their rudeness for several years -- no more! I love supporting local businesses but…read morethey need to appreciate their customers and not seem so bothered and inconvenienced by questions! I've also witnessed staff being upset by puppies that may be a little hyper or have an accident even though the dogs are friendly. Tractor supply has similar products and are so kind and helpful to their customers. I will be going there from now on!

NEVER GO HERE. AWFUL PLACE. Rude, disrespectful, mean employees. No care or empathy towards people…read moreor pets. Prices are incredibly overpriced and not worth it. I wish I could give 0 stars.

They have a great self dog wash facility! I have an itchy dog and their oatmeal shampoo really…read morecalms the itch down.

We bring our dog here for his bath…read more The store has lots of products and enjoy browsing their products.

I've known for a while that there's a thrift store somewhere in the area run by people from my…read morechurch. Last week, I finally realized it was the one I pass by almost every day. (I'm a bit slow on the uptake. don'tjudgeme.) Hours are as follows: M-R: 9 am - 5 pm F: 9 am - 2 pm (3 pm?) Sat: closed (church!) Sun: 12 pm - 4:30 p.m. I was in the market for some warm jackets/coats, because I really only had one warm jacket (yep, one) to keep me alive through the winter, and what if something happened to it!?!? I've also basically been wearing my shoes into the ground, so I figured a pair of boots might be nice for the winter. And yes, retail therapy is a thing. There's a rack out on the porch with free clothes (just don't take the hangers), and the store is somewhat divided into two sections. The left side has mostly kids' clothes and a bunch of warm jackets and the side you enter from has all other clothes + shoes. There are books and various types of food to the right. :O My friend happened to be working there the day before I was planning on going, so I told him what I was looking for and he texted me pictures and prices. Twas pretty awesome. There were a lot of wool jackets that I would have loved to get, but I was way too short and/or shrimpy for them. This wasn't too much of a problem though since I found plenty of other things. :D! For $34.98, I obtained the following: -Red heels that I can actually walk in -Super comfy dark brown heels that I can wear to clinic (yay!) -Leather ankle boots (black) -Leather knee-high boots (black) -Super warm blue winter jacket -Super comfy beige hoodie -Super warm maroon vest -Leather jacket (originally from Yarid's, which I cannot afford) (I also picked up a free sweater from the porch.) Basically, the shoes/regular clothes were $2-3, the jackets were $5 and the leather jacket was $10. I am rather ecstatic over my finds! :] Everyone there is super nice/friendly. Definitely stop by if you're looking for great deals! Cash or check only! [Edit] In response to the review below me (apparently, everywhere you go = a 1 star rating)...in what way do they "do absolutely nothing for the community" and how are they greedy people? They foster kids who have been pulled from drug-addicted homes, host free cooking classes for the community to teach them how to make healthy + delicious meals, operate a school and raise money for families who have fallen on hard times, which is a lot more than I can say for a lot of people out there. Please don't slander others when you have no legitimate reasoning behind it.

They do absolutely nothing for the community. And during the growing season the place looks like…read moreover grown abandon lot. They're just greedy people, it's the holiday season and they don't even sponsor any poor families, they're greedy!!!! but remember you reap what you sow.........