The service is rather slow and if they don't like what you're asking them to get you its very clear…read morethey just act like they don't know how to do it. ( Such as crickets or other small bugs they have to count out, even counting out the feeder fish.)But the place is always clean, well stocked and have all the newest things on the market. The selection is always up to par. The staff is the biggest problem so I think if they weeded out the ones that don't want to do alittle bit of everything it would be an all around great place. Just a few kinks they gotta work out.

I visited Clean Paws Grooming yesterday and I was very disappointed in how I was treated by Morgan…read more She was downright hostile towards me and dismissive of my knowledge about my pet (like how to get her into the bathing tub, etc). I honestly don't know how she thinks she can talk to customers the way she did to me and stay in business. I have never been treated or spoken to so poorly by anyone! I reluctantly left my dog there but was shaking with anger about this interaction. When I picked up my dog from Clean Paws Morgan couldn't have been nicer to me. I don't know if she had some insight into how she treated me when I initially arrived or what but I will never return to this grooming business ever again. If you make an appointment with Clean Paws grooming do not book with Morgan. After the appointment I walked directly to the store part of the business and spoke to a manager and let them know of my very poor experience.

Very quick and friendly. There appears to be a huge selection of anything a farmer may need. The…read morewhite board behind the counter must have over a hundred different types of feed hand written with the price per item. I have found there prices are more then reasonable.

Went there many years ago for dry dog food. Now in a new location just down the road in Webster…read more Lou, the owner, is a very nice guy. I called, looking for a specific Purina dry dog food, and he didn't have it, but special ordered it for me - it was in in a matter of just a few days. I expected it to be more expensive than the big box pet stores in Concord. I was pleasantly surprised that he beat their price for an 18 pound bag by a couple of bucks. He explained that he tries his best to give customers a better price than most places charge, so he cuts into his profit a bit too do it! You don't find many business owners doing that these days! I'll be buying all my dog food there from now on! Worth going out of your way to get this kind of service!

I went looking for birdseed because I want to shop local. Costco has it but. Inside, no birdseed…read more I am a flatlander but don't folks here feed modern dinosaurs in the winter? When I asked the associate if they had any, she slowly looked up from her phone and said, sorry, no. When did phones become so important that people at work get to watch them all the time? Burlington HS just outlawed them during the day and I suggest local retailers do the same. Saving precious customer time by asking them right away if they can help is not a throwback to another time, it's good customer service. Average rating because every store, barring the coop, I get the same treatment, so it's a societal issue. My subject line should be, Old Man Yells at Cloud!

They're my go to store for pets, lawn and garden, straw bales, birding supplies,... The staff are…read morefriendly and helpful, prices are reasonable.

Over the years I spent thousands of dollars in business here. So sad now. Used to be a ten star…read moreplace then the original owner Marianne retired. Mgr Amy is a nightmare. Amy is very disrespectful and not honest. Staff can either be ok or downright RUDE and disrespectful. This review is after MONTHS of giving second, third, etc. chances. Rudeness toward nice customers is unacceptable. I drive out of area now for better service and prices. BEWARE prices online and in store are sometimes vastly different. They will not refund your difference no matter what the online website policy states Amy Manager just makes a bunch of excuses and refuses. If you're local go to Log Cabin Tack and if online Smart Pak online for FAR better service and Far better prices.

I was there twice. Both time staff was rude. and not knowledgeable. did not even know the part…read moreof a saddle i was talking about

This is a luxurious facility with top-notch horse care…read more Pros: All stalls and turnout areas have Nelson automatic waterers that ensure that water stays clean, fresh, and unfrozen. There are two nice wash stalls with rubber matts. Many stalls are oversized, and none are smaller than 12" x 12". Rubber matts cover all the stalls and aisles. The indoor arena is large enough and very well lit. All footing is excellent and well maintained. It is never, ever dusty. They have beautiful jumps and cross country fences (if you can afford to use them-- see below). The heated tack room includes a leather sofa, dining table, refrigerator, coffee maker, microwave, two saddle and bridle racks per horse, a flat-screen tv with access to surveillance video, sink with hot water, and tack cleaning racks. They also have bathroom facilities, a laundry room, and a grain room, which are all heated in the winter. Board includes blanket changing services, hay, and grain, but only if you use one of the three types of grain they feed. They produce their own hay (both first and second cut) and it is very high in quality. They feed hay four times per day and grain twice. Turnout areas range between .5 and 1 acre, most are grassy, and your horse can be turned out alone or in small groups. The current staff provides excellent horse care and communication with boarders. At owner's request, they will put boots and blankets on before turnout and take them off when the horses come inside, they will administer medications and hold horses for the vet, and they also keep track of farrier schedules and keep boarders apprised of supplement levels, etc. It is an extremely well run facility. Cons: Board is extremely expensive ($790 to $850 per month depending on length of stay), and boarders are charged extra for things like trailer parking and other services. They also add farm fees into the bills for clinics, dentist etc., and if they don't feed the grain you use, be prepared to buy it yourself. There are no trees and no shelters in the turnout areas, which means that no shade is available to the horses in the summer and they get whipped by the wind in the winter (although staff is good about bringing horses inside when weather gets extreme). They do not rotate their pastures. Also, no jumping is allowed unless you are in a lesson with the barn's approved trainer (to the tune of $75 for a 45 minute lesson). No other trainers are permitted on the premises unless they are there for a clinic with her approval. Trails are limited and very close to the highway, but you can ride around the edge of the hay field or on the dirt roads. Overall, this would be a five star barn if there were shelters in the turnout areas and they gave boarders the freedom to jump outside of lessons. (If you want to jump, it will cost you an extra $200- $300 per month for the privilege of one 45 minute practice session each week.) The trainer seems to have her students in a state of dependency where they are convinced that they could damage their progress by jumping without supervision. Plus, there are surveillance cameras over the arenas, so being sneaky about it could be tricky.

Anything animal related they've got the experience and knowledge to help, plants always survive…read morewith there guidance! if you've got any problems they've got ideas and products to help all the staff are great and helpful, Definitely ask if your low income and they'll help with the cheapest option for your needs that works !!!! Not the cheapest store because of the proper products they carry but definitely not horrendous prices!!!! Several ladies have helped me get to a good food for my dogs and fixed all the associated stomach issues and itching

Looking for a Dramm water breaker and wand wasn't easy, but when I contacted GF I almost…read moreIMMEDIATELY heard back from a helpful Deanne A. who not only answered my questions in a timely fashion, but also put aside the item they had in stock for me till I could run up there from a town half an hour away. Many "CONTACT" links for many other companies either didn't respond, or didn't have what I wanted. Dee was delightfully helpful so I cannot wait to spend some money in the Co-Op there!!! Fabulous customer service.

Solid farm supply store...grain and feed for livestock and deer/ birds...friendly service...read more

Very Nice crew with much better pricing than bigger stores. It's worth the drive. Located in a…read moreheritage railroad depot.

From the owner: Depot Farm Supply has been family-owned and operated for over 40 years, proudly serving Vermont’s…read morefarming community with fresh, affordable feed and unbeatable service. We mix and bag much of our own grain on-site and proudly carry locally owned Vermont brands, so when you shop with us, you’re not just supporting a small business, you’re supporting real people who care about quality, community, and keeping farming strong. Our prices are consistently lower than the big guys, and our feed is always fresh, because we believe your animals deserve the best, and so do you.

Such helpful people, almost feel like family when I arrive there! Really appreciate the knowledge…read morebase and always there to help with honest answers, even if they don't make a sale. I love it there, always ask if you can't find or if there is a product you would like for them to carry. Its almost definate that they will make it happen. Thank you Deb & staff

The assistant manager in this store, Travis, has something seriously against women. He's extremely…read morerude and disrespectful to some of the women workers there, and has been the same towards some of the female customers. The owners know this, they watch him do this, but will turn a blind eye to it. I was a customer here for a while, but stopped when I kept witnessing this. In addition, their dog biscuits and bird seed is CONSTANTLY infested. It's pretty disgusting. Go to Cheshire Horse. Atleast there they will treat you with respect and believe in rotating their stock.