Pets Farm DS

Name: Pets Farm DS
Address: 4620 Meadows Ln #140, Las Vegas, NV 89107, USA, Las Vegas, NV, US
Telephone: (702) 201-6676
Rating: 3.9

3.9(7) Las Vegas, NV

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About Pets Farm DS

Primarily a pet sales and adoption center, Pets Farm DS offers a wide variety of animals for purchase, including baby birds (lovebirds, pigeons, parrots) and small farm animals (roosters, chickens, rabbits, quail, Tuscans). It stands out for selling baby birds that can be trained and providing temporary care for purchased birds until they're ready to go home. Some customers also view it as a place to 'rescue' animals needing homes.

What parents should know

Summarized from real visitor reviews.

Best for: Families specifically looking to purchase or adopt a variety of pet birds (baby birds, parrots, pigeons) or small farm animals (roosters, chickens, rabbits, quail).Individuals comfortable with less-than-ideal animal living conditions who prioritize finding a specific animal or feel they are 'rescuing' an animal.Not primarily an entertainment venue with age-specific activities. Children might be interested in seeing the variety of animals available for purchase, but direct interaction and age-appropriate play areas are not mentioned. The described conditions (dirtiness, smell, animals in cages) may not be suitable for very young children or those sensitive to such environments.

Why families love it

Wide variety of animals available for purchase or adoption, including baby birds, roosters, chickens, rabbits, quail, Tuscans, and parrots.
Staff is knowledgeable about animals and fluent in Spanish.
Offers care/boarding for purchased baby birds until they are ready to come home.
Option to buy baby birds for training.
Perceived by some customers as an opportunity to adopt animals that 'need your help'.
Extensive selection of diverse animals for purchase/adoption (more than just common pets).

Insider tips

Bring a mask to mitigate the strong animal smell.
If you are looking for a specific type of bird (especially a baby one) or small farm animal, this place might have a wide selection.
Be prepared for potentially dirty conditions and strong odors.
Exercise caution regarding the health of animals purchased, and be aware that post-purchase support for animal health issues may be lacking.

Good to know before you go

Families seeking a clean, interactive petting zoo experience or traditional family entertainment.
Individuals sensitive to strong animal odors or poor sanitation.
Parents concerned about exposing children to dirty environments or animals in confined, potentially unhealthy conditions.
Customers who require strong guarantees on animal health or expect responsive post-purchase customer service for pet-related issues.
Reported to be dirty, with conditions attributed to the animals.

Value: The business involves the purchase of animals, rather than an entry fee for entertainment. No specific prices were mentioned. The value is tied to the acquisition of a pet, but this is significantly impacted by reported concerns about animal health and living conditions, which could lead to unexpected veterinary costs or emotional distress.
Accessibility: No accommodations for special needs or accessibility features were mentioned in the reviews.
Safety: No specific safety features for visitors or animal handling protocols were mentioned in the reviews.

What parents say

Enrique Flores

5.0

"I bought a baby lovebird, they are taking care of it till its ready to come home. The place may be a bit dirty, but thats from the animals.They know their stuff and speak spanish. They are good sellers, but if you want to a bird, I recommend buying one from here. They sell baby birds, so you can train them."

4 years ago

Sabrina Bezerra

5.0

"I went in looking for a baby pigeon, but I walked out with a full grown pigeon. She is so awesome and I am so happy with my purchase. If you’re looking for a rooster, chicken, rabbit, quail, Tuscan, parrot, etc…. This is the place. The living conditions are kind of bad, they do their best to clean. They are stuck in cages and fish tanks. Before you adopt anywhere else adopt here. These animals need your help. Bring a mask. The smell is hard without one."

3 years ago

Cadlynne Dovel

1.0