All the Fish U Can Wish

Hey there Unilocalers. First off, I rarely rarely give 5 stars. So here’s 4 stars for this store. You Unilocalers complain and complain without giving consideration to the other side of the coin. You have to understand that running a pet shop is a tough job, especially when you don’t have big staff. The couple that runs this store are very nice once you get to know them. The shop is not spotless lke the major chain stores, but it’s pretty well kept. Animals wil be animals and messy will always be there at every pet shop. I’ve seen their pets and they are in good health and good condition. If they aren’t tame, they will be truthful with you. So people, give them a chance to put a loving pet in your home. I did and I’m satisfied. The great thing about the shop is that they always will have variety and friendliness.

Neglectful conditions at this bird store!
There are macaws in cages that are too small, with dirty water and food dishes, as well as poor nutritional conditions where birds are being fed poorly and without care for their nutritional needs. Several of the birds are visibly stressed. They cannot survive like this — they sell good bird food (Roudybush pellets and others, as well as toys) but they don’t feed their own birds the good stuff, or give them toys to chew on or play with. Birds are intelligent and emotional creatures; without a play outlet to keep them stimulated and exercised they can become seriously ill and psychologically damaged.
There was a green Conure, in a tiny cage that was fit for finches, on the floor under a stack of three larger cages. You would have had to lay on the floor to see him because his cage was pushed in under the larger cages. All he had was a single perch, a bowl of stale sunflower seeds and some yellow water; no toys, no natural light, and nothing but a 8×16 inch view of feet all day. All I could think about all night after I went home was how he’s going to sit there and slowly go insane.
It woke me up at 5 the following morning thinking about that poor Conure. I want to go back and buy him, tiny cage and all, so I can toss the cage so they can’t just stuff another poor bird in it.
Why do they stack the bigger cages on top of the smaller cages? Why don’t they at least put the smaller cages on the bigger ones so they all can have some light? And there are NO toys in any of the cages, most of the cages only have just a single perch — even in the cage with two macaws. Both macaws had red flushed faces and looked like they were going to tear each other apart and were hanging off the sides of the cage and screeching. ALL of the cages only had stale sunflower seeds for food, regardless of the birds’ breed or size. I wanted to buy all of the birds just so I could take all of them to the parrot sanctuary in Santa Monica. I want to start a GoFundMe page and raise $ 100K so I can buy the store, birds and all, and give them better living quarters or give them to various parrot sanctuaries. They have all of these regulations and are closing puppy mills; are there no rules for bird breeders?
There was also a stack of Rubbermaid tubs with hatchling parrots of various breeds stacked five feet high behind the back counter. Most of the tops were closed and I could see at least one baby bird contorting its neck almost completely backwards trying to get air. I’m sure it was dangerously hot in those tubs. That baby bird was in a tub at the very bottom of the stack on the floor and they were stacked 3 – 5 tubs high on top of it.
The lady at the store was rude and standoffish. There’s a big sign by the door saying «do not take photographs of anything in this store» so I’m sure people have taken photos and made complaints before. (Otherwise I would have posted a photo of that poor green Conure.)
I want to tell you to stay away, but at the same time I want people to go in and complain about how these birds are being treated so they might get help. Just don’t buy anything.
Or if you do buy something, save at least one of those birds and take it home and give it some happy.

Worst attitude and service Iv ever seen. first thing the guy says to me before Iv even walked into the bird room is «don’t touch the cages!» In an aggressive tone. I smiled and said ok. I walk into the bird room, he follows me and yells it again. My hands were in my pockets! I replied «don’t worry Iv handled birds before I know they can bite, it says it on your sign» he said «I don’t care if you’ve handled birds don’t touch!» On Top of all that, The animals living situations are disgustingly unhealthy for them. I’m surprised they are allowed to stay in business.

Sorry but birds and puppies do not belong together, especially how close they are in this store… that’s asking for parasite transmission. The woman (owner I think) clearly doesn’t enjoy having this business and on top of that, doesn’t seem to know much about anything.
I would love to own a toucan if I could, but one that has been socialized properly and not one that just sits in a cage all day long that isn’t even big enough for it. Plus, the puppies don’t have any toys to play with and just lay there all day.
Not a good sign =/​Although I can say that they do have a very cool selection of items and animals.

Not a good set up. I feel bad for the owner, lots of fish kept in 10 gallon tanks that must be a major pain to maintain. Not very good looking stock and nobody else was in the store… They had African Gray Parrots in the back. The whole thing left me feeling sad.