Amiland

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Good advice

I did an internship at Amiland Faches and for those who complain saying "the animals do not live in good conditions" or "the seller did not advise me on food ect .. 'if you I would recommend that you open your mouth to ask for information instead of staying there with your mouth open, it's so easy to give your opinion on the internet to go down this shop. Do not blame the salespeople, but rather ask yourself questions about how you are dealing with your new companion.It's ridiculous.The animals are fed once a day, and twice on Saturdays, the cages are disinfected and cleaned every Monday, bird cages, chickens on Thursday sick animals are quarantined I grant you this word is "aggressive" but let's move, or they are fed every day also, cared for by us when we can, or n We contact a veterinarian. If the animals in the shops are on top of each other it's because they're scared, or stressed by your kids screaming all over the shop, and are tapping on the windows. Or even by a crowd of customers around their cages, you will say "yes but it's done to look at them" yes precisely, so stop complaining.

I bought a rabbit in this shop he gave me no indication of his age. Two days later I hear that my rabbit was sick when I bought them ... I went to a vet he told me heart rate rather low he looks rather sad and in bad shape and said that my rabbit is not more than 2months ... I recommend against the people are not friendly this store for me deserves a big inspection in any case at the level of animals.

In this kind of store we expect to have a huge choice in pet food, and especially for cats (since it is the favorite pet of the French). Well no ! There is no wet food (except a box of an unknown brand that walks on the shelves). There are only dry foods (or croquettes). I do not call it a pet shop ... Plus the excessive prices, the warm welcome and the atmosphere shed soon returned to this brand. To flee !