they have very beautiful birds and have an excellent supply of high-quality products.

They are supper friendly and extremely knowledgeable about their birds, and they answered any question I had about any bird. They recommended information to read up on before I made a purchase to give me more insight. They also allowed me to interact with the birds and hold them. I am definitely going back to purchase one of the birds there.

Hi, my name is Corie and I have autism. On Sunday, 23 of June my fiancé and I went into the store to find a friend for my budgie. Mine is fully flighted and has been flight trained. I picked out a baby and they said they were going to get them groomed for me and I picked out a cage and some toys for quarantine as well. When I got home, I realize that this birds wings had been clipped extremely short and one of the wings were bleeding. I write this message at 2:41 in the morning because I have been awake all night crying because I feel my new baby bird has been mutilated. I did not realize that they were going to clip these wings at all let alone so short without saying anything, but that they were just grooming the bird. I am extremely sad, I feel like I have failed this bird. It’s extremely distressing to watch it struggle. The entire reason I went to a bird specific store was to avoid something happening like this and now I’m not sure what I can do to make this birdlife easier for the 6 to 14 months that it’s going to take for these wings to grow back. The quarantine cage is suitable for a bird with Clippings incredibly spacious cage that this bird was going to move into with my original one is not suitable at all to a bird with clipped wings. It is so humongous, I am honestly not sure how cluttered I can make it to accommodate the baby. Not only that, but that is not fair to the bird who already can fly to not be able to fly in its cage for 14 months while it’s meat grow its wings. I understand that typical person might not feel this way at all, but I can’t help but feel that I have actually failed. This spurred greatly. And my heart is broken. An extremely fearful bird now, extremely afraid of hands and with blood stains on its feathers it’s traumatized from the situation that I put it in. And I would never have it if I had just known that they were planning to do that. Edit to add: the store was nice, the birds vibrant and lovely and the staff was also nice. This review is not to say anyone did anything wrong, I just wish I had known and anyone in the future who doesn’t know maybe with this review can be emboldened to ask for themselves like I should have. I have come back and change the three star review to one star because the bird is clearly traumatized. It spends its night hanging from the beak on the side of the cage. Not only is this bird not receptive to hands which is to be expected, but it is also afraid of dowels, it won’t except help to be removed from the side of the cage hanging by its beak. It is so traumatized that it would rather sequester itself into a corner of the cage, even when no one near. If I had the patience for a project bird, I would have gone to a rescue. I feel that I have rescued a traumatized bird, but I went to an avian specific bird store to specifically avoid this situation. I could’ve went to Petco and had the same experience for less money.

good old generic bird place. always has had exactly what i need, and staff are good at helping you out with questions. i've owned a cage purchased from here for probably over 5 years and definitely plan to go here for future birdcage related endeavors. Only issue I've ever had is with grooming, they weren't gentle with my budgie at all; and though by accident, clipped to the point of bleeding. The wound was properly taken care of at the very least but she was left fearful of grooming from experiences with this place. At the very least staff don't pressure you into making hasty animal purchases (as i've experienced in a few shops) though may be biased in answers. I was advised to keep a budgie single housed without mention of the species social need, specifically mentioning it'll likely break the bond between bird and owner. Though this can sometimes be the case I find it important that people are given more than a black and white image of something they might not be informed about. Especially in this case to not focus on or mention the animals well-being as priority. Of course they can't know everything, but I think maybe looking into implementing resources customers can look towards could help with this gap. Something.

Everyone here is amazing and willing to teach and help in any way they can!! I've gotten toys, a cage, supplies, and even my cockatiel from here! They offered a home for my budgie and shes now happy in their free flying cage! I love interacting with the birds here and learning as much as I can!