The Stock Shop — Attraction in Apache Junction

I love, love, love how I am treated at the Stock Shop! I suggest them to anyone who needs pet supplies or propane 🙌🏼 The gals up front are so sweet and helpful every single time I go in. I never feel like I am being rushed. Plus, they take good care of the sweet, fluffy baby chicks. To me, this means everything. Great work with the babies!! I've shopped there for 3 years. Every purchase has been high quality, with prices that are generally lower than similar businesses... even Amazon!! When I need birdseed or kitty toys (or chicken supplies, horse care items, propane, etc. if I were in the market for those things),I shop there first. When I have to spend money, I prefer to keep my dollars going to local hardworking people 😀 Oh, and shout out to the young men working outside, too! They're always busy busy, but not so busy they can't stop and help a customer load 50# bags of black oil sunflower seeds into their car😁 Thanks to everyone at the Stock Shop, who works hard and takes pride in what they do! God...

By far the worst feed store I have ever been in (Apache Junction location). We buy over 2000 lbs of horse feed each month along with supplements, wormers etc. No one asks if you need assistance, they don't seem know where items are in the store and when you do ask for help they act rather annoyed that you asked. I have however, witness an exception to this on several occasions... if you are a good looking young cowboy they will be falling all over themselves to help LOL! When my husband picks up feed he always asks that the feed be neatly stacked towards the back of the bed of the truck for easier unloading but usually get bags just throw all over in the bed. Though a further drive, we will be going back to the store we always relieve exceptional service and pricing, Premier...

Update, a more knowledgeable staff member confirmed that the wrong alfalfa was loaded.

They just lost my business for good. The 3 bales of "premium alfalfa" we bought are completely dried up with a very sparse sprinkling of green which was the only clue that it was supposed to be Alfalfa and not a bale of straw for target practice. Beyond that, shouldn't it be good business for all of the Alfalfa and Bermuda to be "premium"? Now we have to load it back up and take it back. I'm a VERY...