I called every day to check on my dog. In all the pics she was wet. I got a call @ wk. one morning…read moreand was told she had a little cold and should see a vet. I asked if she would be ok if I took her when I got off work. She said yes. Just before I got off, she called again and said her breathing was labored and needs to see a vet immediately. I got her to the vet and he said she may not make it through the night. Two weeks later and nearly 3K dollars later we took her home. In the yard a few days later, my husband got the water hose and our dog freaked out! She ran away from the hose and ran straight toward me. She didn't do well around the hose or loud noises like music. I know Paula has an airconditioned area where they kennel and I wonder if they wet my dog and then put her in an airconditioned kennel. When dropping her off for the first time, the man in the back yard, had a water hose with an adjustable sprayer in his hand. I wonder if they shoot the dogs with water when they want them to do something. Glad we took her out.

We took our little beagle here as a puppy to be trained. It cost us around $1000 and she had to…read morestay with Paula for 2 weeks with no visitation allowed in between. Upon pickup Paula showed us all of the tricks that she taught our dog and some of them weren't working while she showed us which was fine because we only cared about the potty training for the most part. We took her home and after a few days we realized she's just not potty trained at all. We took her back to be trained for an extra week and a half free of charge. The potty training seemed much better after that but definitely not perfect. Our end result was that we had a dog who was halfway potty trained (pooping inside) and that she could walk on a leash. She could also sit and stay on command. I'm not sure how she got along with the other dogs there but she had a huge fear of big dogs afterwards and we're still working to get her passed that. If you do go to get your dog trained, she offers cheaper boarding for you and first dibs on boarding. So basically she gives you the VIP treatment.

My dogs are now both moved on to the happy pain free existence of catching balls and barking at…read moresquirrels but if I am lucky enough to find another fur baby and need to board, Hilltop Kennels is where I'll go! Spotless facility and the owners are kind and caring. Your fur baby's will be treated as if they are their own.

We've been boarding our German Shepherd Skout at Hilltop Kennels for over 5 years. The owner is…read morewonderful and staff is awsome. They're always very helpful and understanding with last minute changes and accommote us whenever they are able. Skout gets excited whenever we pull into their driveway. I sometimes thinks she likes it better there than she does her own home.

Manny is so excited to come play with his friends, he starts whining as soon as he realizes we're…read moreheaded to DW! While we do walk him daily, he obviously loves the social interaction he has at daycare! At least once a week, we take him there to see his friends and scoop him up to return home for some much needed nap time. The holidays are great too because the team takes pics that you can pay for as keepsakes! The staff are all friendly and welcoming! Socialization is very important to help build confidence, mental stimulation at all ages! Yes, it's a splurge but we love giving him some extra avenues to play with dogs of all sizes! Go there, try it out, and your pup will be a better well adjusted friend for the effort!

New groomers and staff are incompetent, untruthful and disrespectful. We have been loyal customers…read morefor boarding and grooming for years but we will never trust Doggie Wonderland with our dog again.

Highly recommend…read more Made an unexpected appt. due to my pet rabbit Casper having a reaction on his right eye. I love that they accept exotic pets and were able to squeeze us in that day with no problem. Overall, the staff are the sweetest and greet you as soon as you walk in, everything is well cleaned, Dr. came in with a smile, she explained everything thoroughly to me with no problem examining him in front of me(Casper did so well), she gave me great vibes including her staff that was in the room. I love coming to an office that runs so smoothly and will be coming back again.

Don't know how to control animals. Don't allow you back with your pet and then tell me my dog is…read morevicious and going to charge me more. 11 years with vets and no issue ever. Go to dog parks regularly no issues. My dog is kind and sweet and never had issue with anyone. Going forward ask to be with my dog and since no issues, but unprofessional the way they treat you as a client.

If you love your dog.....DO NOT....use this training center! The trainer at the Flower Mound…read morelocation is terrible. She is rude and condescending to clients. She talks to people like they are dumb and should know information that they don't. Our sweet puppy did not like her and he loves everyone! He would not do any training techniques with her and would run back to us every chance he got. Oh and they make you sign a contract that doesn't offer refunds....how convenient....so that they can treat clients like crap and get away with it! Also they pushed the very expensive "board and train" option to us multiple times even when we said we didn't want that. We REGRET trying this place! We have a trained German Shepard from K9 Off Leash in Lewisville....as Veterans we highly recommend going there!

We have used CMC for training our two Giant Schnauzers. Very pleased with the training as well as…read moreguidance on any new behaviors that develop. Never a question that my girls are well cared for when they are at CMC.

My cat, Peaches hates her carrier, car rides, and being outside. With that being said, she wasn't…read morefeeling well, and I had to make the hard decision to expose her to all of the things she hates. When we arrived at the Denton Veterinary Clinic, Peaches was not happy and very vocal about it. We had a very short wait and as we sat in the lobby, the staff was patient and even came over to try and talk to her and comfort her.Dr. McComas was so warm and caring. She went above and beyond to ease my concerns and ensure Peaches was not in any pain. Also, they were able to squeeze us in the same day. Highly recommend this office!

These people are great and I've never had a bad experience. I've taken multiple cats and a dog here…read morebefore. Dr Lindsey is very nice and answers all your questions, techs are friendly

Last night we unfortunately had an emergency requiring the services of an animal ER. We went to…read moreFlower Mound Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Center, and our cat, Panther, was treated by Dr. Barton. I knew he was critical when we left home. We were warmly greeted, he was taken straight back, and Dr Barton came to the room to identify herself as Panther's treating doctor. Dr. Barton told us the results of his initial exam, stated a possible course of action, but advised that humane euthanasia would be a solid choice given his age, condition, and the fact that he was suffering. I made the loving choice to end my best friend's suffering. Dr. Barton was so kind, compassionate, and amazed me when she helped me explain euthanasia to my 8 yo daughter & explained the process in child appropriate language. I'm so thankful to her for her care, the compassion she showed Panther, and her warmth & compassion she showed my daughter as my daughter had never experienced this before. While our reason for visiting was very difficult and sad, both Dr Barton & FM Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Center made our heartbreaking time as easy as possible. Thank you!! I strongly recommend you guys & Dr. Barton deserves special recognition for going above and beyond for all 3 of us. Debbie

I am extremely disappointed with our adopter's experience at Flower Mound Veterinary Emergency &…read moreSpecialty Center and with the way he was counseled regarding our rescue kitten, Snap. Snap was a 4-month-old kitten who became critically ill suddenly. His hematocrit was 8.6% and his platelet count was approximately 10,000. He had severe anemia, thrombocytopenia, bruising, and bleeding. We fully understand his condition was life-threatening, treatment would have been expensive, and there was no guarantee he would survive. Snap was transferred to this hospital specifically for a blood transfusion. According to his adopter, once they arrived he was strongly discouraged from pursuing treatment. He was told that even after the transfusion Snap's hematocrit would still be dangerously low, that he would likely require extensive ongoing treatment, and was given an extremely bleak outlook regarding his potential future quality of life. Based on that conversation, his adopter ultimately agreed to euthanasia. The hospital's own record states that Snap was "relatively compensated despite the severity of his anemia." His examination documented that he was quiet but alert and responsive, with strong pulses, normal respiration, normal neurologic findings, and no obvious organ failure. His chemistry was largely unremarkable. His anemia was also regenerative, meaning his bone marrow was actively producing replacement red blood cells. The referring veterinarian's working diagnosis was immune-mediated thrombocytopenia (ITP), a potentially treatable condition. Another possibility was Evans syndrome. Neither diagnosis automatically means a cat will be chronically miserable or incapable of having a good quality of life. Both can respond to treatment and go into remission, although treatment can be difficult and relapse is possible. Yes, one transfusion may only have raised Snap's hematocrit into the 15-20% range. He may have required additional transfusions and hospitalization, and treatment could have failed. But a transfusion does not have to immediately return a patient's hematocrit to normal to be worthwhile. It can stabilize a critically anemic patient and buy time for treatment of the underlying disease to work. What is so upsetting is that we will never know how Snap would have responded because he was euthanized before he was given that chance. I am NOT upset that euthanasia was presented as an option. With a critically ill kitten, an uncertain diagnosis, significant expense, and no guarantee of survival, it was appropriate to discuss every option. I AM upset that, according to our adopter, he was given such a pessimistic impression of Snap's long-term outlook while making an irreversible decision, particularly when the hospital's own medical record states that "aggressive treatment is reasonable if they wish to pursue it," while also acknowledging that the underlying diagnosis was uncertain. There is an enormous difference between telling someone, "He is critically ill, treatment may fail, and we cannot promise he will survive," and leaving an owner believing that even if they spend thousands of dollars treating him, he is unlikely to ever have a good quality of life. Maybe treatment would have failed. Maybe Snap would have needed multiple transfusions. Maybe he would have developed a chronic condition requiring ongoing care. We understand those possibilities. But maybe he would have responded. Snap was only four months old. Days earlier, he was an active, playful, completely normal kitten with no apparent signs of illness. Our adopter transferred him to this hospital specifically for a blood transfusion and to give him a chance to fight. Instead, he left without Snap. We will never know whether he could have responded to treatment because he was never given that chance. Based on our adopter's experience and our review of Snap's medical records, we would NEVER recommend this hospital for critical-care decisions.

I'm super surprised about the former review. I LOVE this place. I can always get little Marie in…read moreand the services are for very reasonable prices. She's always done promptly, and Marie looks so much better than when I drop her off at Woof'n'Play down the street (which is great with dogs in general but never has a good groomer on staff). I came online to see how early I could drop off Marie today, and was shocked indeed to see that anyone had been disappointed! I'll be going back and often!!

I was extremely disappointed with this place! We brought our dog here because we were looking for a…read moregrooming place that was convenient for us to drop our dog off before work. I dropped my dog off in the morning and the lady was cold and robotic. I told her to do a sanitary cut in the back and a Pomeranian cut throughout the rest. She called us about an hour after we dropped our dog off and told us that she was done and we needed to pick her up soon or we would be charged for daycare. I wasn't happy about this but I understood the reasoning behind it (even though our old place never charged us for that). When we picked up our dog she smelled horrible, even worse that when she went in, even though they said they gave her a bath. She had patches and bald spots around her ears. For the sanitary cut they literally just took clippers and shaved a straight line with no blending.