Pratt's Pets - Glendale

"Be very careful if you purchase pets from this store. We purchased Three lovebirds and when we got home and opened the box, there were only two. When we came back to the store, we were rudely treated and told they had to look at their security cameras. After waiting for over half hour, they said they gave us three and that was it. There was no care or concern about what happened to us and frankly, we are not impressed I would not recommend them to anyone. If you need Pratt birdseed, you can get it from other feed stores in the valley. They deserve your business more than this STORE does."

"I got this bunny Sunday I notice he was sneezing a lot Monday came and saw white stuff in his nose took him to the vet and was told him was sick before we got him the vet was asking more money for medicines and I took him back to this store asking to help and all they offer was 50 dollars not even for the vet cost . I had no other choice to give him back and I pray you people take him to get the help he needs he was only 2-3 months . You selling sick animals to people. And not to say we got other rabbits at home he could have got the sick as well ! This is so sad I wish this store could close down !"

"So I came here to buy a cage for a bird I was getting off craigslist and upon seeing they had tons of birds I fell in love with a whiteface cockatiel and two days later went for him. First and foremost let me say this. My family owns a farm, I grew up on farms, I have raised several flocks of chickens but where my heart really lies is with the ducks. I raised them and bred them. I had did so much researching on their appetite, behavior, their breeds, their living environment, how to treat them when they are sick, and have had to hand raise several babies myself. Its one of the most rewarding jobs in the world. We can't just love animals to keep them well and safe we must educate ourselves on their best well being. That being said these poor ducks had zero food or water. I mentioned it to three workers while I was there one of which, Omar, told me "baby ducks don't really need much water they don't drink it they just play with it." I was speechless. Baby ducks not needing water? Well Omar let me educate you a bit since you care more about selling birds then caring for them that all ducks including babies NEED WATER TO SWALLOW FOOD. They simultaneously drink as they eat because of this fact and in most cases feed is set on top or along side of water for this reason. Yes babies are prone to drowning so a waterer is fine for the stage you guys have them at but it was empty and so was their food and they were eating bedding from the waterer trying to get just a drop. I went ahead and filled it myself at your water fountain 10 steps away from where they're kept. And the baby chick's piled ontop one another also with no food many injured and one was being picked at by the rest because it had an open wound. I now live in an apartment otherwise I would have bought that little chicken myself. I have video and pics but haven't figured out how to upload them yet. Do better pratts. Update: here's a video I took, it shortened it to 30 seconds and cuts off where you hear me say the water the ducks were drinking in the video Is the water I provided them. Its quick but they were all just trying to get the last bit of food out the bottom of all their feeders it was so sad. By reading previous negative reviews im expecting a defensive and condensending response from the owner, but I could careless. I care way more about neglected animals than I do about hurting peoples feelings."