Pets4Homes

I was interested in a dog on this website. Straight away the guy asked for my watsap number. I gave it to him. The communication became more bizarre and I started to get suspicious. Then I was asked for a deposit. When I didnt answer he kept messaging me just ??? . I told him to ..... off. Nothing since. Be careful of this site. Full of scammers

Finding it difficult to purchase what I require without travelling, I think keeping caged birds has declined since Covid. Are there no canary breeders near Ross on Wye?

Terrible communication can't find any contact number and address to get in contact directly. Very expensive to place an advert and to make a boost service. Website full of scammers and other surprises .

I have nit found a kitten neR me yet. I'm in beeston Nottingham . I do not drive so the nearer to me the better. All of the kittens are beautiful what you have shown me so far

The description and photos of the dogs and puppies are excellent and appear honest.only negative is that several advertisers have not bothered to reply to several of my emails which is probably no fault of the website managers,perhaps they can make it clear to them to respond.

Not purchased anything from the site but I am looking to, as for someone who has done a review, rescues make it VERY hard for people to adopt/foster dogs from them, this is why a lot of the time people would prefer to go and buy a dog, so saying people deserve everything they get is beyond me, not only that not all rescues are trustworthy, for example, I adopted a dog and fostered cat from a rescue, the rescue never said the dog had any issues at all, they matched us prior to us even filling a form out or having a home check. We got the dog, the dog was VERY underweight even though I had been giving them money for his food, he was itchy, had sores, not only that he tried to bite my son 3 times when we got him, he was also very mouthy and would take no for an answer, he'd do it harder if you told him no and try and mouth your legs and feet, he was also very reactive to people passing our home and noises, he needed a 4 hour or more walk per day and still need more mental stimulation, wouldn't leave the cat alone, didn't like male dogs, was fine with most people but did try and guard you. None of it was the dogs fault, the rescue was at fault and shouldn't have matched us with the dog, he's now with a foster who has stated he's very active so would need an active household, the rescue knew our limitations and the amount we could walk the dog, they've also noticed the same in regards to male dogs.Adopting from the RSPCA is difficult where I live because they only advertise so many at a time and by the time you see them they are reserved, as for dogs trust, they have numerous applications for 1 dog so you are even guaranteed to get the dog that you are applying for.So instead of having ago at people for buying, why not suggest some trustworthy rescues!!!!

Terrible app and very bad service. Stealing customers money charging very high prices just to boost your advert from 3 to 15 days otherwise your advert will be blocked so no one can get in contact with you. This is very clever idea for scamming many customers on this site. This website should be closed forever. Please stay away if you not ready to pay first for advert fess and after at least £100 boost fees and if you are lucky anouth so someone will get in contact with you to buy your pet.

The Pets4Homes website facilitated us looking for our preferred animal, easily filtering out those dogs not matching the criteria.All being well our search will come to a fruitful conclusion very soon.

My sister and I had recently been bereaved of our beloved cat of 15 years and wanted to adopt a new family member so we used this website due to the 2020 government legislation disallowing pet shop sales (where we got our previous cat).The first seller had been advertising for a month. She told us we could come to collect the kitten by 2pm on Sunday and preferred to be paid in cash, so we went out to get supplies for a kitten at 10am when the shops opened, but the seller changed her mind telling us at 11am that a previous buyer now suddenly wanted the cat.We were disappointed but moved on. We found another kitten which was said to have been de-flea'd and purchased him. The seller told us that we would have to check him again in a couple of weeks as his mother goes outside.By Tuesday we saw fleas meaning he was probably never de-flea'd, since my other cat never had a flea in his life nor knew what one was, and now my home which is carpeted throughout is contaminated with plague carrying vermin.To make matters worse the first seller contacted us later the same day telling us that the other seller pulled out of the purchase and we could now come to collect the kitten at 4pm. When she was told no, she started trying to emotionally blackmail us telling us that the cat would be left alone when she went on holiday. It seems as if the other seller was just a trick to try to up the price or some rubbish like that.I just think that there should be some kind of need for a DBS check (or whatever it's called now) to ensure that people with a criminal mindset are less likely to appear on there.

Excellent selection.My only concern is there seems to be regular scam adverts. If your customers stick to your suggestions by only contacting the vendor via your site then things seem OK, the scam people always want you to give an email or WhatsApp detail.Merry Christmas Paul.