I went in for the big sack because it looked cheaper. Rhian weighed Bryn, did the sum on the back of a till roll, and sold me the small one. She said he would never finish the big one before it went stale. Who does that?
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What people say.
Sample reviews on a demonstration site, with first names only, and one of them complains about the parking.
Six of them, one with four stars.
Sample reviews on a demonstration site. Surnames left off at the reviewers' request.
We have thirty-one steps up to the front door. Dylan brings the dog food up every six weeks, puts it in the shed and says hello to the dog. My back has never been better.
My son had his birthday money and wanted fish that day. Dylan was very nice and would not sell him any. He sold us a tank, told us to come back in a month, and tested the water for free three times. They are all still alive.
I had bought a flea treatment online and took it in to ask about it. Rhian asked if we had a cat. We do. She went a bit pale and sold me something else. I am very glad I asked.
They talked us out of the hutch we had already bought, and they were right. They then held the rabbits for three weeks until the run was built. Not many shops would turn down a sale twice.
Friendly and knowledgeable, but the car park is a pain on a Saturday and there is nowhere close to pull in with a big sack. And they had run out of the senior food the week I needed it. They did drop it round on the Friday.
About the four stars
Gareth is right about both.
Parking on a Saturday is hard and we cannot do anything about the street. What we can do is hold the sack and carry it out when you bring the car round. And we did run out of senior food that week, because a pallet came late. We now keep a week’s spare in the back of everything that sells steadily.
Bring the dog in. See for yourself.
Or put in a weight and a food, and see what a bag costs a week.