Jules Pet Shop

Great place for small animals. They really know their business. Lots of reptiles and small mammals to choose from. Great place!! I got some small rats from them, and they are great little companions. 2 of the rats came with bonus rats inside. We ended up with 24 bonus baby rats!!! Lots of fun and we get to know the different personalities of the rats. It is a great experience.

This is a neat little pet store. I was traveling from St. Louis for a meeting and stopped by before they closed. They have just about every small animal and it’s the first pet store I’ve ever seen selling doves. Very interesting. My only complaint is is already kinda a small building but on top of that they cram as many animals into the space as humanly possible. It’s so crowded and crammed u can barely walk around. Especially if it’s busy. It’s basically impossible. The prices are also more expensive here than in St. Louis which is sad. I’ve been wanting ferrets again after mine died years ago but St. Louis they want $400 each. I was hoping here would have a better price but NOOOOO. It’s $500 each. So ridiculous. Otherwise it’s a pretty neat pet store with lots of different animals, repti

♡♡ I called to see if they had eye drops for my turtle and ended up getting everything i needed for her. I love that it's a nice, cozy place and would rather come support a small business than major brand pet shops. Im eager to return again! Thank you David!

I came in Jules pet shop looking for another parakeet since we lost our other one passed away. David was very helpful. He definitely knows everything there is about having a pet. Great customer service. Very friendly. I will be coming back😀

This is a great little shop. They have the maximum number of pets that could possibly fit in the space and the tanks are clean and everyone has food. I love gerbils like it is a religion, and Jules is always where I go for my gerbs. Their gerbils are well handled and friendly. I always recommend gerbils as a first low maintenance pocket pet for people with kids. They are curiousity not food motivated, so if they get out they don't hide they just explore and are easy to catch again. They generally don't bite (though individual gerbils may taste you I have had nippers over the years). They are from the desert so their pee is concentrated and doesn't smell much, and you should give them a sand toilet. Super charming to watch, but diurnal so better in the living room than the bedroom because