8241 Bluff Rd
Indianapolis, IN 46217 - Marion County
(317) 888-7887
About Glenns Valley Feed & Seed Store:
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Established in 1980, Glenns Valley Feed & Seed Store is located at 8241 Bluff Rd in Indianapolis, IN - Marion County and is a business listed in the categories Pet Foods Equipment & Supplies, Feed & Grain Dealers, Lawn & Garden Equipment & Supplies, Garden Centers, Seeds & Bulbs, Livestock Feed Retail, Pets & Pet Supplies Retail, Animal Feeds and Seeds & Bulbs Wholesale & Growers. After you do business with Glenns Valley Feed & Seed Store, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Glenns Valley Feed & Seed Store.
Categories: Pet Foods Equipment & Supplies, Feed & Grain Dealers, Lawn & Garden Equipment & Supplies, Garden Centers, Seeds & Bulbs, Livestock Feed Retail, Pets & Pet Supplies Retail, Animal Feeds and Seeds & Bulbs Wholesale & Growers
Year Started: 1980
- Main: (317) 881-8787
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- Accessories & Parts
- Adoptions
- Beds & Bedding
- Bird Feed
- Bird Feeders
- Bird Food
- Blowers
- Bushes
- Canidae
- Dogs & Puppies
- Engine Repairs
- Equipment Repairs
- Farm Animals
- Feeder Animals
- Flea Bathing
- Flea Baths
- Fresh Water Fish
- Garden Equipment
- Gifts & Collectibles
- Glass Houses
- Hay
- Holistic Products
- Horses
- Humus
- Indoor Play Areas
- Lawns
- Livestock
- Lodging
- Manners Training
- Marine Fish
- Mowers
- Nutrients
- Pet Containment
- Pond Products
- Saws
- Treats
- Treats & Chews
- Tropical Fish
- Veterinary Services
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