Walk in nail trim for $20. Friendly service. In and out in 15 minutes. I'll be back for sure.read more

Becky and Brandi are such amazing women and I couldn't be happier with their grooming expertise. My…read morelittle Betty White (mini poodle) is literally afraid of her own shadow so I was nervous to leave her for her first appointment with them but she desperately needed grooming. When I picked her up, I was AMAZED on how beautiful they groomed her and how happy she was. I can tell she felt so beautiful and she pranced around the house all night showing off her new haircut. We love you Healthy Pet Haven and already can't wait for her next appointment.

Very caring place for boarding our 15 year old doggie. She was well liked, got special treatment…read moreand we received updates and pics of how she was doing.

Still same crap owner Kelly, doesn't check dogs vaccine records, pups get sick this place, some…read morehave died. Kelly I believe is diagnosed mental health issues, seen her just lose it car parking lot her own literally pulling her own hair out. Overbooks dogs state regulations one person per 15 dogs, she leaves one person employee 25-30 dogs for day. This is bad facilities, no drains floor to keep clean, just a mop & bucket slip urine and fecis around, can't really give place good cleaning. The yard no drainage, again fecis and urine just stagnant.

Unresponsive. Have emailed twice about Christmas bookings (not sure how far in advance to do…read morethis). Has yet to reply over a period of a couple of weeks. They have recently replied & i am sure going forward it will be a positive experience. Willing to try again in the future

So glad we found Liz and K9 Adventure! Liz was able to accommodate our two Yorkie-Poos for a large…read morepart of the day while we went to Vail, Aspen, and back around. Angie was the one to watch the pups all day. She sent me photos, videos, and was in constant contact which was so calming. We picked up the dogs and they were happy and tired, just what we wanted! Thank you Liz and Angie! When we revisit Breck we will contact you again to take our pups out in the wild.

I question the legitimacy of this company. Their first objective was to get paid rather than have a…read moremeet and greet with myself and my dog before they went out on a hike. When I explained that I would like to meet the person spending half a day with my dog, they mention that is not their policy and they must be paid first. I would never trust my dog with a company whose first priority is payment rather than comfort and assurance. Once I called them out for having no testimonials or reviews, they immediately canceled my invoice. Seems like a scam.

Had a great experience with Matt while spending a few weeks in town with my family. Matt took our…read moredog, who can sometimes be difficult to handle, on several hikes over the course of our stay, staying in constant communication and sending lots of pictures which was great appreciated. Our tireless pup always came home well exercised and happy. Would highly recommend.

I did not end up using RMP because we decided to do an intensive board and train boot camp at last…read moreminute, but after several hours of research and calls with kennels throughout Summit County and Denver, and multiple calls with RMP, we would absolutely use RMP for boarding, especially challenging dogs. They seem to possess the expertise and experience, and most importantly, love, to manage difficult dogs who dont play well with others, dog and human. I know its odd to write a review without actually using RPM's facility, but i was so impressed with the time they took to educate me on their approach to dealing with difficult dogs and how devoted they are to caring for your dog like it was there own.

Not a day goes by that I don't regret bringing my dog here for boarding. I checked my dog Nirvana…read morein for boarding on February 6, 2023 in good health with no prior injuries. In the morning of February 7, 2023 I received text messages and photos of Nirvana from the manager Stacy that mentioned nothing of this injury. She said that Nirvana was doing just great via text. (see photos below) However, my dog looked very uncomfortable and now knowing that she had a torn ligament, it seems like she was not being properly cared for as the photos so her sitting in an office chair, meaning that they were having her crawl in and out of the chair while she was injured, and also putting her in a situation where she could've further injured herself. On February 8, 2023 I received a phone call from the manager Stacey, stating that Nirvana had suffered a minor sprain while boarding, and had developed a limp. Allegedly Nirvana was examined by a veterinarian Dr.Sarah Love who is their "resident" Vet (owner's wife). They advised me that the "minor injury" would heal naturally within a few weeks, and that no further care or diagnostics was deemed to be needed by Dr. Love. Nirvana's medical records prove she never had a limp/injury before this incident. Because of the dishonesty and lack of transparency about the injury in boarding, my dog did not get the proper medical care she needed in an appropriate amount of time. A few months passed and she continued to not heal, and seemed to be in pain. In autumn of 2023 I took her in for an examination from a vet in our local community of Santa Monica, CA. The staff was immediately very concerned and asking for medical records from the initial examination. I explained that no medical records were ever provided and despite making multiple phone calls to contact Rocky Mountain Pet Resort or Dr. Sarah love for medical records of the alleged exam that took place, they have refused to cooperate or provide any records. After receiving radiology in October 2023, and proper care here in California, my dog was diagnosed with a permanent ligament injury. She has been prescribed medication that she permanently hast to take that she never had to take before prior to this injury. The veterinarian made it very clear that if the injury had been properly disclosed at the time, and had been properly examined by a medical professional, that there was more that could have been done when the initial injury took place. Unfortunately, because Rocky Mountain pet resort intentionally deceived me regarding the severity of her injury neglected to provide Nirvana proper care in a timely manner in response to the injury. The injury has now become a chronic permanent injury that does not have any options as far as further surgeries or treatment. Rocky Mountain Pet Resort has been so difficult regarding the situation that they have even asked me to no longer contact them, yet they were never able to professionally respond to the situation either. They have refused any refunds for her care, and I have accumulated many medical bills for my dog since bringing her to this facility. The worst part is that my dog lives in chronic pain on a daily basis, and she is in so much pain that she does not even want to go down the stairs to use the restroom. She used to be able to enjoy her quality of life after being rescued by me and we used to be able to go on long walks around the Los Angeles Marina now she is barely able to complete a quarter mile walk around our neighborhood. She constantly is licking the injury and also this creates other concerns like she could cause an infection because she licks her self to the point where there is a open wound out of pain. Now she also has to wear an E collar often, and that is not very comfortable for her. Her life was never like this until she boarded at Rocky Mountain Pet Resort. I took ample time to disclose Nirvana's special needs due to her situation as a rescue dog. Stacey assured me that Rocky Mountain Pet Resort had the capacity to work with her as a rescue dog and handle her special accommodations that we had discussed. This injury could've been easily prevented had the boarding facility followed the appropriate care for my dog. Prior to boarding Nirvana I took the time to disclose her special needs, and it was discussed that she was from Los Angeles an unfamiliar with snow. It was also disclosed that she cannot really be around other dogs. During this conversation Stacey was provided very detailed directions to not walk her without a leash on and keep her away from other dogs. And if needed to minimize walks, and to not take her on the snow. They ignored all special care instructions & fed her food that could have triggered intestinal bleeding!