HomeTown Pet Resort is the doggy daycare where we took our beautiful Chocolate Labrador…read moreHuckleberry. He loved that place the employees who worked there and most of the other doggies. He would get very excited when it was time to go to this place. He would whimper as we got him into the car and on the way over, which was less than a mile from our house. The staff was always eager to greet him, and his tail would wag mightily. Sadly, we had to put Huckleberry down when he became quite sick. As I drive by this business now that Huckleberry is not around it makes me think of my beautiful Labrador. We will eventually get another dog, who will not replace huckleberry, but whom we will love very much I know. We will have our new dog have playgroup at HomeTown Pet Resort too. Whatever lovely dog we end up with I know we'll enjoy this establishment just as much as Huckleberry did. We are grateful to have HomeTown Pet Resort nearby to serve any dog that we might be lucky enough to share our lives with.

Our dog loved this place. They are very friendly. We came from out of state and needed a last…read moreminute place to let our puppy relax while we did the tourist thing.

Celtic Paws is AMAZING! The facility is immaculate and the customer service is outstanding. Not…read moreonly do they groom one dog at a time, which means I do not need to leave my dog up to 6 hours, they took incredible care of Lucy. When I arrived, the owner greeted us with open arms, the groomer came out and met us. She examined Lucy and noticed her ears needed a deep cleaning, not to mention her recommendation on grooming. My Shih Tzu is turning 17 and more than ever, I am concerned with her well-being. Not only did Lucy receive a beautiful cut, she smelled wonderful. In fact, I complimented the owner on her perfume, only to realize is was Lucy who smelled so great - sorry Joan :) I have used two other groomers in the Hull/Cohasset area, this is the real deal! I am so happy they are now in Cohasset!

We just moved to Scituate from Miami two months ago. Our 6 pound toy poodle is use to our South…read moreBeach groomer, so making a change is not to easy for all. We were recogmended by our neighbors to only use Celtic Paws. We called Joanie and she scheduled us real quick, and they did a super amazing grooming on her. We just stopped by our new vet for a check up and they asked us who groomed your poodle? We said Celtic Paws in Scituate. They were so impressed, and told us they will start to send there poodle owners to Celtic Paws. Thanks again, cannot wait to get her back again ! Woohoo to the team.

AF&H used to be a great place under the OLD ownership. New ownership has made changes that are NOT…read morecustomer friendly. Now you can't drop you dog off before 12 noon for boarding on Saturday and no longer lets you pick up your dog on Sundays because they want you to pay the extra $50 a day boarding fee. Short sighted for sure. All this will do is anger customers. Is so sad because because this business used to be great. Now not even close.

Robin and staff have been taking care of our little buddy Niko since we got him in the summer of…read more2010. The staff is very attentive, the facilities are always clean and Niko is always 10 out of 10 excited to be going in when we get there! :) When we first brought Niko he was still a young puppy and the staff really helped to get him acclimated to playing with other dogs, especially those who had a low tolerance for high-energy insane puppies :) Now we receive compliments all the time that he's the best behaved, well-mannered dog around! We are so thankful to Robin and team for all they've done and all they continue to do. We're getting a 2nd dog this week (another Entlebucher mountain dog) and will be bringing him in next week. Don't pass up the Fox - it's a gem!

Lori is amazing if you are within her working area. If your looking for a amazing pet lover and…read moresomeone to add as a extension to your fur baby family. Lori is the pet sitter/walker for you. She is a needle in a haystack. Lori will treat your fur babies as her own. Her business etiquette makes you feel like she is family from day one. Her daily communication with you about your fur baby will put you at ease. She has been watching my pug and cat for many years. She has also helped me out in emergencies resulting in multiple two week hospitalization stays. She has even gone over and beyond helping me make a difficult decision to leave my pug with a nurse at the hospital, where I was admitted. Lori had her wedding that week. She spoke with the nurse. Then went to my home to prepare my dog to for her week stay with the nurse. She met the nurse at my home and did the transfer. I wouldn't trust anyone else with my fur babies. Also, having a older pug it gave me a piece of mind knowing that she is pet CPR and FIRST AID CERTIFIED. I have also nannied over the years for families that have also used Lori as a pet sitter and dog walker. Please reach out if you need a reference if you move forward with Lori

Lori was fantastic! She was suggested to me by a neighbor who raved about her. We needed someone…read morewilling to come to the house twice a day to take care of our 2 cats while we were away. 1 cat requires medication for seizures on a fairly rigid schedule. Lori was incredible. The very 1st day my 2anti-social, we don't like strangers came right to her. Animals certainly know a good kind soul. Feeding, medicating, litterbox duty, play time, pictures,text updates..she did it all. I can't recommend Lori enough. She is phenomenal!!! Give her a try.!

I think they do a good job, even though i ask for pictures of my dogs, just so i can see that…read morethey're actually having fun, but they never do it , but they post other dogs!‍ Other than that, they're okay.

The best dog kennel on the south shore. The staff is so sweet and passionate about the animals!!…read moreThey treat them like their own! Have used them for over 14 years!!!

Let me start off by saying that I am one of those helicopter dog parents! I know it, and I admit…read moreit! I LOVE Hingham Dog Care because they make me feel at ease when I drop off my baby there. The do an interview when you first sign up, which makes me feel better that my dog is with all the other "good dogs" at daycare all day. There are quite a few frenchies that go there, which makes me feel like she is playing with her people all day! When we first signed up, she would be sad to leave in the morning. Now, she is jumping in my car and begging me to take her to day care! They even have outdoor play time, which I think is an awesome added bonus! I feel like the price is good for the peace of mind that I am getting. I signed up for the bulk deal, which gives you a little bit of a discount. I wish they did referral discounts, because I wouldn't be paying for her daycare with the amount of people I referred there ;) All in all, I am SO happy that I found this daycare, and I am so happy that my baby has a great place to go when we are at work! -Zoey's Mom

We were repeat customers of Shipyard Dog. Before our young dog, we entrusted our elderly dog to the…read morefacility for daycare and boarding for several months before she passed away. We returned because we had previously had a positive experience. We appreciated the cleanliness of the facility, the convenience of the online reservation system, and, most importantly, we trusted them with our pets. Our young dog began attending at approximately four months of age, and for several months everything went well. This spring, we were told he had been "humpy and displaying dominance" during a previously scheduled boarding over school vacation. We immediately followed Shipyard's recommendation upon returning by temporarily removing him from daycare, having him neutered as soon as possible, observing the recommended recovery period, and even offering to pursue additional training if needed. After doing exactly what was asked, Shipyard accepted additional boarding reservations, giving us every reason to believe he remained an appropriate candidate for their program and that any concerns had been adequately addressed. While returning home from a recent trip, we received another message stating that our dog had "incited an altercation" and now needed to be removed from the facility for several months. This meant coming home and unexpectedly needing to start over in finding future boarding after relying on Shipyard Dog for our travel needs, which had recently increased due to a death in our family. After reviewing the 13-second video provided, I was left with more questions than answers. The footage did not clearly demonstrate to me that our dog was solely to blame for the altercation, nor was I given any objective explanation regarding the specific behaviors that led to that conclusion or what "improvement" would actually look like for him to return. From the video, our dog appeared increasingly overstimulated. He was open-mouth panting, sat down while several dogs continued to approach him, and rather than the interaction de-escalating, additional dogs continued to converge around him until a fifth dog approached him directly face-to-face, at which point he reacted. I was also surprised that there appeared to be no consideration of simply removing him from the playgroup or modifying his boarding experience, particularly given that he had been recently neutered, before deciding to dismiss him from the program for a "few months." The video also showed two playgroup monitors nearby before the interaction escalated. What ultimately led us to make other arrangements was the complete breakdown in communication. At no point were we told that our dog's place, even as a boarding customer, was in jeopardy despite accepting four future boarding reservations throughout the summer. When I raised concerns about how this was handled, I received no response. When you board your dog, you should be able to travel, even under difficult family circumstances, knowing your pet's needs are being thoughtfully managed. Instead, we were left worrying about unexpected behavior messages while traveling and scrambling to find new boarding arrangements afterward. I recognize that every facility has the right to determine which dogs are the best fit for its program. My purpose in sharing this review is not to dispute that right, but to help other owners understand our experience. I encourage readers to draw their own conclusions. If you rely on a boarding facility for travel, I encourage you to ask detailed questions about how behavioral concerns are managed, how much communication you can expect if concerns arise, and what alternatives are considered before a dog is removed from the program. Those answers may ultimately determine whether a facility is the right fit for your family.

We transferred care and had a great first experience. From making the appointment, front desk…read morestaff, vet techs, and Dr. Nami Otsuka were all wonderful. We particularly appreciated the lab work being done in the exam room to help calm our big anxious golden retriever. The follow up phone calls were great to keep us in the loop for results. We are very pleased with switching care and feel at ease with the practice. Thanks Dr. Otsuka!

I already knew through my experiences here with my late Lulu that Old Derby is the best - but…read morereally, they're the absolute best. You simply can't do better anywhere. I say with certainty after bringing Lulu here as a patient for checkups and diagnosing a serious health condition; after boarding her for multiple staycations (about 4 weeks in total); and after finally bringing her here to cross the Rainbow Bridge when it was time. She took a sharp downward turn, I made the decision and the staff was there for her, and for me. From the check-in at the front desk to Dr. Burke and his nurse we were treated with care, kindness and empathy. My sweet girl crossed gently. with dignity, and throughout the entire visit I also was treated kindly and thoughtfully. A handwritten condolence card arrived a few days later, acknowledging my loss, which still makes me tear up every time I look at it. When I'm ready - I don't know when that will be, but when I'm ready - my next best friend will be treated here too.

Great job! Amazing staff!! Great communication about what to expect and how the appointment went…read moreafter the fact. Will be returning!

From the owner: At Sit Play Stay & Dog Spa, we offer Dog Grooming - Dog Daycare…read more We offer a full line of “spa” services for your dog, including, but not limited to, specialty baths and grooming tailored specifically to your dog’s breed. We also offer a variety of Á La Carte services, from nail grinding to blueberry facials. Our highly trained staff is ready to pamper your dog. Please visit our Book Online page to schedule your appointment. At SPS & Dog Spa, supervised socialization and playtime are our priority. We want to ensure that all our dogs who attend have the best time possible. We offer supervised playgroups in a safe indoor and outdoor environment so you can feel at ease leaving your dog. We offer small and large dog play groups to ensure all pups have the most fun possible. SPS & Dog Spa understands the importance of a safe, comfortable, and fun environment when leaving your dog. We ensure every dog has a fun mini vacation when playtime in our daycare playgroups and plenty of individual attention to all our guests.

We have been taking our dog Baxter since he was about a year old the staff and owner Stavros and…read moreElizabeth are amazing when I drop my dog off. I feel like he's part of the family. He absolutely loves it. There gets so excited when I drop them off in the morning and when I pick him up in the afternoon, he's tired if you need a place to take your pup, please consider bringing a b brigadoon boarding and they also do amazing grooming as well.

Spiro is absolutely amazing with the dogs! Our Great Dane has so many friends and he gets to play…read moreall day outside and really run and jump and play here. Spiro does make sure that the dogs are safe and well cared for. My pup has never been injured or hurt even though he's a rough and tumble puppy. The prices are in line with others in the area so it's not outrageous and you can tell that all the dogs here are very happy. Spiro knows all his customers (the pups) by name and is a very open and honest man. I always confer with him about everything from leashes to preventative care (he knows the breed) to training.

Warning: if you are thinking of coming to Serenity, DON'T! You will regret it, and it's not worth…read morethe risk if you're particular about how you want your dog groomed. We have an eight month Cobberdog (Australian Labradoodle), who we took to Serenity yesterday for his third visit. The first two visits were their "puppy package"...which is trimming the bathroom areas, cutting nails, wash/brush/dry to get them used to the experience. We had the same groomer each time. She greeted our dog excitedly at the start of each session, and walked him out at the end to discuss with me how it went. The first time was great. The second time, she mentioned that she found a couple knots behind his ears, and I told her we had a hard time getting them out there. Later when I got home, I noticed that the knots were still there and his nails didn't really seem trimmed. I chalked it up to maybe her missing one or two. At both of our first two visits, even though he was only getting the puppy package, I stressed how we like the shaggy look and don't want his hair to be short/shaved ever. Yesterday was scheduled to be his first actual cut. The groomer met us as usual, and we discussed length. Again, I stressed multiple times that we want to keep it long, and wanted just a trim, no shaving. We agreed to about half of his current length. I pointed out that he still had some knots that we couldn't get out on his beard and behind his ears, and if those had to be cut out, that was fine. She let me know that since this was more than the puppy trim, it would take longer (the first appointments were about an hour to 90m). Four hours went by without hearing anything, so I called to check in. The groomer informed me that he was just up on her table now and it would be another 30 minutes. She mentioned that he had more knots than she originally thought, so she had to do a bit more than planned. When I arrived to pick him up, I didn't even recognize him. She shaved him from head to toe--and not even shaved well at that. The groomer never came out from the back of the salon as she always has to talk to me, and instead had two other women awkwardly check me out. They knew by my reaction that I wasn't happy. I left without saying a word. We wash and brush our dog weekly, and he did not have knots/matting all over his entire body. EVEN if they started the bathing and brushing and found that he did--it was their obligation as professionals to call me to discuss and see if I wanted him shaved. I would have declined and brought him somewhere else. They didn't do that, because they aren't professionals, they're hacks. Finding a good groomer is hard, steer clear of this place at all costs!

Annie does a great job chroming our CavaPoo ...Mr Pickles. Wed 10% for seniors:-) either way, as…read morelong as Annie there were are too