Everything I wanted in boarding my girl. The ONLY one in…read moreTucson I would ever live Dolly. If I could give them 10 stars and a big hug I would.

The kennel is close by and they were able to admit my four dogs with one week notice. I had all…read morefour bathed and nails for one.

I brought my deaf long haired dachshund puppy, Leia (8 months old) in for the first time, not only…read moreto Karabu, but her first grooming experience ever. I was nervous at first as Leia has never been groomed before...but they EXCEEDED my expectations!! Leia was born deaf and because of that, not everyone knows how to communicate with her. New experiences can be extra scary for her, but Karabu was great with her!! Not only does Leia look beautiful, but she left with a big smile on her face and feels just as beautiful as she looks! They were very nice and welcoming to us! I WILL be back with Leia and I WILL be bringing her older sister, Lucy (who is also fully deaf), with next time!! 15/10 recommend this place and team!!

No need to look further. This establishment is not one of those fancy places but let me tell you,…read morethey did an excellent job. It's pretty much a drive thru. I can't say enough about their work and my pooch agrees. Did I mention it's a locally owned business? Again, your baby will be satisfied and happy looking beautiful afterwards!!!

Great with animals and definitely listens to the client when discussing the pet and they come…read morefirst. Staff is great and very knowledgeable. Easy to make appointments too

This review deserves more than five stars!!!!! My pup is always gorgeous after her visits, and her…read moreability to interact with other dogs while she is there is just great!!! Crystal and Ross are so talented, patient, and just wonderful. An incredible salon, and I really cannot say enough good things about it!!!

The holiday's are stressful enough without having to suddenly replace your cat-sitting resource at…read morethe last minute. Thank GOODNESS for Kennel Nirvana!!! We had to be away for a full week and had to scramble to find boarding for our 18lb Russian Blue Kitty. We wanted something more than just chain-store pet hoteling and luckily, a friend (with very pampered doggies) recommended Kennel Nirvana for our cat, since they have a separate residence for the kitties. We made the appointment to view the space in the days prior, and were so pleased with the cleanliness and warmth of the kitty space. Our boy is a tree climber and the Kennel Nirvana cubbies did not disappoint. He had three levels to play around in, and ended up spending most in the top near the ceiling! He certainly didn't lose any weight while there either, though he got lots of exercise, so mealtimes are well managed, too. Natalie and Glenn were gracious about our calling in to check on our boy every couple days and we are so grateful for the exceptional care they took with him. Natalie and Glenn are wonderful caretakers and Kennel Nirvana is a treasure find! It's a beautiful place with lovely folks (the owners AND the daytime assistants) who obviously care deeply about the furry family members left in their care. Our most heartfelt thanks for giving us peace of mind by providing a safe holiday "Kitty Camp" for our big boy.

We have used Kennel Nirvana for 20 years with three canines and have always been very very pleased…read morewith their service. The owners are warm, loving folks, and the assistant is very talented and accommodating. I would recommend them to you without hesitation.

My long haired dachshund and Aussie come here every other month and we have never had an issue!…read moreLoki and Link both seem to enjoy their stay and they're rather timely if you are able to snag a morning appointment!

The sign on the door says that you must have your dog on a leash. However, when you enter, they…read morehave loose dogs in the shop that belong to the shop. This is intimidating to the dogs coming in, especially if they have had traumatic pasts. This is very hypocritical and I don't see the point of the sign when they don't do it with their own dogs. What he told My dog had a pretty good trim, except around the mouth. Later in the day, when I had time to examine him more, I found a tick deeply embedded in his snout, and I was unable to remove it with tweezers. How often do they vacuum and treat the store so that ticks find it an unwelcome environment. My dog has tick pills every month. Nice Staff, but your practices & policies are lacking.

Our German shepherd mix Shelby LOVES Central Pet and its people, especially Alex and Phoenix who…read morehave helped her adjust after a somewhat difficult patch following our move to Tucson. She now has a new pack at Central Pet with new furry buddies

I posted a few years ago that I wished the staff was a little friendlier to people (like me) who…read moredon't use the day care all the time. We've had to get our dog the temperament test each time before a daycare/boarding. When I called to makey appointment for this again they referred to my review and said they wanted to know if I would be open to this feedback. I didn't know what they meant at the moment I'm and after some back and forth figured out that because of my comment they don't think I'm open to their feedback. Never said I wasn't open to feedback. What I said was that I didn't feel like a valued customer because my dog doesn't go frequently. And this last conversation confirmed it even more.

She is so patient and caring with all of the dogs. From my one little senior that would go to my…read morerambunctious teenager poodle. Never judges when my dog has gone a little too long between cuts and has some mats. Just is gracious and kind and puts the dog first. She is an artist!

Had our first appointment today and they exceeded my expectations! I have a 6 month old Aussie…read moredoodle and 8 year old dachshund and they did an amazing job on both. I was nervous about my puppy because it was her first time but she did so good! Highly recommend!

I'm really glad to have found this spot for my cat, just wish there was a bit more communication/a…read moretour of facilities but it's obviously Covid time and they're doing their best! Pros: 1. Very accommodating, I had less than a day's notice to find boarding for my cat and they worked with me to get things sorted. 2. Fairly priced 3. My cat hates boarding bc it stresses him out to the point of not eating or using litter-boxes for the first day or two, and mentioned as much at drop off. The cattery staff did a great job because he was eating and using the litter the whole time (3 nights)! Huge win for us and will be returning here if we need boarding again. Cons: 1. No info offered on arrival or intake form. It would have been nice to have a paper or something to make notes on and photos of where my cat would be staying. No tours or entering facility due to Covid, which is fine, but an alternative would be nice! 2. A update on how my cat was doing would've been nice since it was an expressed concern, but I should have asked for that. An intake form would have helped with this! Overall I'm pleased!

TLDR: THERE'S NO ONE THERE AT NIGHT! Terrible communication! If your dog has any kind of anxiety…read moreissue, please don't leave it here. I have a 3 year old rescue poodle mix with a history of separation anxiety and inability to tolerate being crated. When I first got him 2 years ago he hurt himself pretty bad trying to get out of a crate. I explained this to Erin twice - when I went for the tour and 10 days later when I called to make the reservation. On the tour Erin showed me the standard "suite" which is a long hallway with animal shelter-type chain link kennel and the "deluxe" suite which is a single block wall room with walled outdoor run. I told Erin he would need a "deluxe" suite and lots of human and dog play time due to his separation anxiety disorder. This place does NOT require a meet and greet with your dog. I left my dog at 4:15 pm on Thursday 2/9 and again asked for as much dog and human play time as possible. I did not have to sign anything or leave a credit card. The next morning, Erin called me to let me know that Max had a little scrape on his nose and that they didn't want me to be surprised by the injury at pickup. I asked her what happened and she said there had been a big wind storm during the night and that the morning feeder person found him bloody - he had been trying to get out under the steel door. That's when I first realized THERE'S NO ONE THERE AT NIGHT. When I picked him he could hardly walk. The bridge of his nose was badly scraped. His chin, lips and gums were badly injured. His toe pads on his two front feet were shredded - he was limping from the pain. He looked like he had been beaten down. I asked Erin why she didn't tell me there's NO night staff and she said "You didn't ask." AYFKM?? There is NOTHING on their website indicating they have no one there overnight. For my dog this was no "vacation," not a "resort," and he was not treated like "family" despite what their website says. And the vet bill was twice what the boarding fee would have been - at least. And FWIW my daughter's lab won't be back - my daughter was also shocked to hear there's NO ONE THERE AT NIGHT!!!