Tanners pet shop

Last year we bought about 12 guinea fowl from Tanners shop! All the birds were healthy, started laying right away and I used the incubator to hatch out the eggs (tons of eggs!). Had healthy baby birds and good return on investment. For all who likes to read the reviews, please don't pay much attention to the negativity here. I recommend calling the shop if you are looking for specific birds or animals, this store is very helpful! Staff helped loading the birds and arranging the process of a large bird purchase. Will be returning in the future.

I've been to the new store once and from what I seen it's huge. Plus there's everyday household items, pallet items, clothing, shoes, etc. Also on the other side is the pets. Puppies, snakes, ducks, geese, lizards, spiders, mice, dumbo rats, rabbits, Guinea pigs, turtles, etc. Looks good to me. All animals have their own cages besides the small mice. There's plenty of space and no smells or dirt, or deceased animals. I like this store and will be back.

Absolutely the worst "pet store" I've ever been in. The animals were in awful shape, reptiles had no lights or heating, water in the fish tanks was hard to see through, and it smelled awful. Half of the store looks like an awful yard sale. Asked for 2 dozen small crickets, was told they were sold by an amount in a tube for $5 and that they were all small, but that it would end up being more than 2 dozen. I said okay and was handed less than 2 dozen massive crickets which are much too large for my geckos at home.

Inhumane, animals are abused and neglected, they allow dogs and cats to sit in their own waste. Chickens packed in small cages, reptiles are clearly abused and being kept in an unsafe environment. “No photos or videos” signs in front door tell you all you need to know about this place.

This place needs to be shut down. None of the animals are receiving basic proper care. None of the reptiles have proper heating or UVB lighting (which without UVB a reptile WILL develop metabolic bone disease). They all look like they are going to die any minute. The poor leopard geckos were so emaciated their bones were showing. The hedgehogs don't have any hides to sleep in, they don't have any heat source which hedgehogs require. The poor guinea pigs are put in tiny 10 gallon tanks with no where to sleep or hide. One guinea pig was so eat up in mites it's hair was falling out. And I could also tell it had a severe URI. Not to mention the puppies being housed in bird cages. This is pure animal abuse and I can't believe no one has done something about it !