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Valley Feeds

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486 Main Street E, Cambridge, Ontario, N1R 5S7, Canada
(519) 621-5204 www.valleyfeeds.ca
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Jun 23, 2018
Fabulous place! Staff is incredible and knowledgeable, I go here for my dog and bird feed supplies as well as pet gifts. Went to get one bird feeder and the one man is so passionate about his birds and helpful so now I am hooked and love seeing the Orioles, Finches and Cardinals in my backyard.

Sep 14, 2018
Great feed products for just about every animal you can think of, with very helpful staff to help you with your purchase.

Sep 6, 2018
The staff were very helpful and knowledgeable

Aug 14, 2018
really knowledgeable staff! inumerous varieties of bird seed , garden supplies, lawn seed, etc!

Aug 24, 2017
I've been going to Valley Feeds to buy equine feed and supplies for at least 6 years. I've been happy with the selection and service (they load the feed into my vehicle and offer sound advice when asked). Today, however, something happened that really turned me off. I received a phone call about a purchase I made over three weeks ago. Valley Feeds informed me that I was undercharged at my last visit (completely their mistake), but asked if I would please come in and pay the difference. And for what amount, you might ask? This was requested for $17. Seventeen. Ten plus seven. It seemed petty, not to mention that it was one of the most awkward phone calls I've ever had. I told the employee that I would pay the amount the next time I come in. In the meantime, I'm telling everyone I know about how a store where I have spent hundreds of dollars (and would likely spend thousands more) called me and made us both feel really uncomfortable. Over $17. The bottom line must be razor thin! UPDATE: The manager called me personally and apologized sincerely for the interaction. He thanked me for bringing this situation to their attention and that they are revising their policy about time limits and dollar amounts. I appreciated him taking the time to contact me personally to apologize for the way that this was handled. Kudos to Bill Brunsveld. Thank you.

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