Pet Lover's Warehouse - Hartsville

03/28/2024

Attention pet lovers! We got some adorable baby rabbits in today! These sweet babies won’t be here long stop by and get one today!

03/19/2024

We got one pup that needs a forever home. He's such a cute little thing 😍 update (sold)

03/17/2024

We still have a wide selection of great animals! Come check us out in Hartsville ❤

03/10/2024

Got pups in!!! All looking for a forever home 😊 get them while there here. ❤🐕

02/19/2024

We just got some pups in!!! Only 3, 2 girls and a boy, prob want be here long! Come give them a forever home today 😁🐕

02/17/2024

Attention to our customers, we have crickets all sizes and super worms and med meal worms. Rats and mice will be in next week. We appreciate everyone’s patience, understanding and support.

02/17/2024

Bettas are in today!

02/17/2024

New young parakeet’s are in!

02/07/2024

BALL PYTHON 🤔😆

02/07/2024

02/02/2024

We got bunnies in today 😁🐰🐇

01/29/2024

Easily one of the most beautiful tarantulas 🤩

Caribena versicolor

01/25/2024

The Amazon milk frog (Trachycephalus resinifictrix) is a large tree frog (2.5" to 4") that can turn up almost anywhere in the rainforests of South America. During the day or in dry weather it retreats into the centers of bromeliad plants, between the folded leaves of other plants or in tree holes where some moisture remains.

The species' common and scientific names refer to a thick milky fluid these frogs excrete when stressed. This is not only poisonous but also sticky and irritating; the substance would be painful if you were to get it in your eye or an open wound.

The Amazon milk frog is commonly commonly kept as a pet and the species is listed as least concern on the IUCN Red List.
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Learn more about USARK, the United States Association of Reptile Keepers at www.USARK.org
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01/25/2024

01/25/2024

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01/24/2024

Namib sand geckos (Pachydactylus rangei) at Alien Creatures displaying their fluorescence! 💙✨ TRR is made possible by The Bio Dude

01/24/2024

Does it bite...? 🤔🦎

01/22/2024

Working with birds and seeing the bond they can have with someone is so great seeing that progress

01/18/2024

We have in a fresh batch of bettas, tank plants and fresh asf fuzzy sand hopper available today!

01/16/2024

Our last girl found her home this morning!!!! Her new siblings are so excited!!!

01/14/2024

Hey, give me a kiss 🥰😁💋🦜

01/13/2024

This time of year we always like to share a reminder to all new and old reptile owners.
Although, sweaters on your pet reptile can be cute- it doesn’t help to keep your cold blooded friend warm.

Reptiles are reliant on the temperatures around them to keep them healthy! They don’t produce their own heat so the snake, lizard and tortoise apparel has no body heat to hold in, leaving them just as cold as any outside weather!

Please remember to only take your scaled buddies away from their heat source in their enclosure when the outside temperatures are safe for them!

01/11/2024

She is the sweetest little rat ever! She loves to snuggle

01/11/2024

Oh my goodness!!!!!! CAUTION cuteness overload ahead!!!!!! How can you say no to these sweet fun playful SISTERS!!!! Did I mention super goofy 🤪

01/10/2024

We have some new babies in looking for a new home. The orange kitten a male and the dark one is female. We also have some puppies also!!!

01/08/2024

Have u ever seen a scorpion 🦂 molt it's exoskeleton? The male Florida bark scorpion (Centruroides gracilis) is large, measuring 50-153mm compared to the adult female C. gracilis which ranges from 60-100mm in length. Color can vary in this species and a female can give birth to scorplings of varying colors that differ from either parent. The Florida bark scorpion can be red, black, or contain bands and markings that are red, yellow, brown, black, or orange in color. Come check them out today and learn something new 😁

01/07/2024

We have some beautiful pythons everyone 😊 🐍 I doubt they will be here much longer, got alot of interested customers, first come first serve.