Southwest Feed Grain & Hay

These guys have been supplying me with chicken feed and advice since I started raising my backyard chickens for eggs. These guys are pretty friendly. I was in and out of there in less than 5 minutes last time. Price for my 50lbs bag of feed is pretty reasonable better than the pet store or online. Definitely coming back here as long as I have chickens.

I raise rabbits and the feed I buy here is always top quality at a reasonable price. Bill is always ready to talk over problems and give good sound advice. He has been in this business a lot of years and knows his stuff.
I’m not at all surprised that there is not a single critical review. Very few businesses of any kind can make that claim.

Great store. Owner’s name is Bill and he is always fair. If he doesn’t have it he can order it for you! I have been doing business there since 2008 and have never had any trouble. All of his feed is good quality and he is always happy to answer any questions I have had.

A real throwback sort of place. Off the road, off the beaten path. Selection is good. Prices are reasonable and some things are even very well priced compared to City Farms in City Heights.
I try to pick up a 3 months of feed every time I come here.

This place is great! I adopted a pot belly pig and he has helped me every step of the way, answered all my questions and never «upsold» me. Just what I needed. They are all so friendly and helpful, even load your car up.
Very old school, very awesome!

Best service — best prices. This is your old time feed store where they know you by name. They deliver the hay and stack it in your barn for you. Prices are resonable. Right now, bales of hay are only $ 3 more then what they would be if I drove to El Centro with a big huge trailer and picked up 100 bales. Here I can get 20 at a time, theyre fresh and they stack them for you too. Such a deal

The place is one of a kind and Bill is a real peach of a man. I just needed a small amount of straw so he had it put in a box and just charged me a few bucks. He has all kinds of organic animal feed which I can also put right into my garden… alfalfa meal, beet pulp, oyster shell, etc. When I get chickens, I plan to drive down to get all of my feed, etc. It’s worth the drive and what you use in gas, you’ll easily save in product!

Love Southwest Feed & Hay!
Mr. Bill has all kinds horse and cattle grain, miscellaneous farm animal feeds, chicken & poultry feed, feeders, dog food, hay, troughs, chicken nesting boxes, supplements, grooming supplies, first aid supplies, farm animal sundries.
Shavings, rice hulls, horse cookies, and hardware…
I can’t remember when Southwestern Feed and Mr. Bill weren’t on Monument Road.
If you need it he probably has it. A hometown business with that hometown feel! Good prices and convenient location to us folks here in South San Diego.

I grew up on a ranch in Texas and this is a typical classic old style feed and tack store. Very impressed.

Love this guy! He is always there to help you even though he is very old, he still wants to carry everything for me. I will keep giving him my business as long as I work down here to get my dog food. :) He has a cheap big bag for $ 18 and then I get my normal canidae that is about $ 46.
He has everything you need. Lots of hay right now and its all covered so it doesn’t get wet. He has tubs for water that run around $ 30+.
No traffic around here, it’s peaceful and quiet event though it is right by the boarder.

I’m surprised so far there is only one review of this place. They carry organic feed here for animals which is pretty hard to find. I normally come here for chicken feed and they have a wide variety. Bill is super helpful and knows what he talks about.

Bill will take care of all your feed needs for your livestock, pets and small children. There’s a tack shop, too. If you need hay to protect your crops from an incliment January frost, Bill’s got it.
I get all my small animal feed here. Rabbit pellets, Guinea pig feed, Chicken feed all available in the small forty pound bag size. Pick up some super oat formula for the mare and a copy of Horse Trader. For three bucks he’ll deliver to your stable. Find a local farrier, someone to train you and your horse. (YOU don’t know how to ride. (most of you (Jeanne, I’m sorry, you are not in that bunch)(and whoever else that’s a real horseperson)))
Good dog and cat foods and you can even chase the ratter cats around!
Alfalfa and timothy hay by the bale. You need it.
It smells like a farm down here. Not like a steeryard or a dairy farm or a pig farm. But the scents of animal dung hang in the air. You’re definitely scraping your horses shoes if you ride to the beach around here.