Pets N Things in Saline, MI

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Telephone:	+1 734-429-5431
Address:	541 E Michigan Ave, Saline, MI, 48176
Categories:	Pet Stores

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Today	10:00 am – 8:00 am Open now
Local time (Saline)	2:42 PM Wednesday, July 2, 2025

Business hours

Monday	10:00 am – 8:00 am
Tuesday	10:00 am – 8:00 am
Wednesday	10:00 am – 8:00 am
Thursday	10:00 am – 8:00 am
Friday	10:00 am – 8:00 am
Saturday	10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Sunday	11:00 am – 5:00 pm

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From the ordinary to the exotic, we have it all: locally-bred animals, the finest foods, and a full line of pet supplies including 1,000’s of USA and Michigan-made products all at great prices! For nearly 30 years we have specialized in hand-fed parrots, finches, captive-born reptiles, amphibians, arachnids, rescue kittens, and small animals such as sugar gliders, hedgehogs, degus, rabbits, and more. And if you are looking for expert pet advice, look no further. With years of breeding and pet-keeping experience, we can answer most all of your pet questions. From behavioral to health care, housing, and diet concerns, give us a call; we’d love to help!

History

Established in 1983.

Family-owned and operated for nearly 30 years.

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Pets N Things says,

«If you are in Ann Arbor, visit our sister store The Pet Emporium carrying the finest goods for dogs, cats, birds, small animals, and reptiles.»

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8 reviews of Pets N Things

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Rose A.

Place rating: 5
Ypsilanti, MI

I visit this store to buy dog food every month or so for my dog that requires a special diet. The staff is always friendly, but not over-bearing. I also appreciate that they always offer to help me carry the food out to my car!

Frank L.

Place rating: 1
Jackson, MI

We purchased a kitten for our kids here in November. We were told that the kitten had been vaccinated and screened for feline leukemia. Shortly after returning home, the kitten had some bowel issues. We took the kitten to our local veterinarian, where they ran a battery of tests. Not only did the kitten have worms, it also had feline leukemia and a severe digestive problem. After 6 months and thousands of dollars trying to treat the kitten, today we lost the battle. Today we lost a member of the family. One that should have been still been alive when my children left for college. In the future we will be more cautious when choosing a pet and a pet store. Unfortunately, it’s a lesson we had to learn the hard way. I encourage you to adopt a pet from a reputable shelter or society. A place that will guarantee, that your prospective pet, is healthy and disease free.

Jordan C.

Place rating: 4
Ann Arbor, MI

I really like this place! Sometimes, I feel like the staff could be a bit more friendly, but that also very much so depends on the day you go. I’ve had excellent service and bad service.
At first I was bummed that they started selling more pet supplies and less animals but I totally get it after realizing that people are always going to point fingers at you even years after getting a pet and it dares to get sick or something happens.
But they have a lot of variety and I like that they carry a lot of good, holistic food and not just crappy food like Iams, Purina, and whatnot.

Kate B.

Place rating: 4
Monroe, MI

This is a small, clean, neat pet store in Saline. The best thing about this store, besides the friendly staff, is the smell. Most stores make me gag, because I have a very sensitive nose, but I was able to stay in this one and look for gifts for friends. They had a few kittens and they looked alert and well-cared for.

Shayne D.

Place rating: 1
Ann Arbor, MI

My review only relates to parrots. This shop may be fine for other animals BUT, do not buy a parrot from this shop. We got a beautiful pionus parrot from these people. We were told he was about six months old. We found out later he was more like a year and a half old. The upshot is that we loved the bird and bonded with him and then he suddenly got very sick. We had only had him for 5 months when this happened. We took him to a good vet and they tried their best to save him but he died. I think he was exposed to something at this shop which made him sick (parrots are quite sensitive to certain contagious diseases). We had been taking him back to the shop for trimming.
So, do not take your bird here for wing, beak or claw trimming. They are not careful about hygiene when they do these types of bird care. Do not buy bulk parrot food here for the same reason. If you do buy a bird here, make double sure they tell you the truth about it’s history and age.

Mary D.

Place rating: 5
Ann Arbor, MI

Smiling faces, cute rescue kittens, excellent quality of tank animals, great supplies, friendly birds and helpful workers. Their prices are a little more than PSP on pet food but it will be newer and fresher (big chain stores typically warehouse mass quantities pet foods for up to a year at distributors which they themselves actually own. Little stores like this do not do this). Crickets are fatter and healthier than PSP’s too (which are a little cheaper but my frog deserves the tastiest chirp-chirps I can buy!). They also own the ‘Pet Emporium,’ which is a more upscale, boutique-style pet supply store. In case doggie really needs his yogurt-covered sweet potato duck crunchies!!!

Stever G.

Place rating: 4
Washtenaw, MI

I suppose this gets my vote for best pet store in the area. While they no longer have the whole aisle of fish (though the staff will whole-heartedly recommend the awesome Fish Dr. in Ypsi), they do carry some aquarium supplies still. About ¾ of the store is pet supplies, and it’s a pretty good variety, so I’d recommend trekking here instead of PetSmart (or whatever the heck it’s called) or Pet Supplies Plus.
In terms of animals, the focus here seems to be birds (including some very large tropical ones!), reptiles, and unconventional rodents, which makes for an interesting pet shop visit. The reptile tanks all have labels that say «locally born and bred captive,» so I give kudos to them for being upfront about that. They also have chinchillas, dagus, and sugar gliders.
It’s a neat little pet shop.

Sarah R.

Place rating: 3
Ypsilanti, MI

During a recent visit, a sign on the door said they are soon going to become the «Pet Emporium,» and they were having an «All Pets Must Go» sale. I believe this is because they are going to shift away from selling animals and toward selling more pet supplies.
Right now, it’s a small, neat and clean pet shop with an interesting variety of animals. I couldn’t look at the kittens long because I wanted to take them all home with me. They also have a wide variety of tropical birds, including a variety of parrots, some zebra finches, Guinea pigs, milk snakes and more. In addition, they do sell a few pet supplies and equipment.

Pets N Things

Saline, United States