Booking a simple grooming session (bath + brush) is a terrible experience. EVERY time i call to…read more"try" to book an appointment, the people answering the phone have absolutely NO idea how to check the grooming schedule and book an upcoming grooming appointment. More often than not, i have to call another groomer to book a simple appointment. The process and experience of booking a simple grooming appointment at Bergen Bark Inn is extremely challenging and painful and usually results in no appointment (waiting for a callback for days/weeks from a groomer is not reasonable or acceptable booking experience).

I've taken my dog here once and they did a decent job the first time. My second attempt to bring my…read moredog here was a huge disappointment. I scheduled an appointment online, and proceeded to bring her in for a wash only to find out that I was put on a waitlist. I received no communication and was treated like an idiot for bringing her in when I was placed on a waitlist. Went somewhere else and they got her right in and out. Won't return, and hope they fix some things before they go under.

We used Four Paws Resort several times for day care and received good feedback our German Shepard…read morewas great, well behaved, minded on walks/hikes, and played with other dogs with no issues. Based on these good experiences and feedback we scheduled a two night boarding stay and received a call a week later from the owner advising she cancelled his stay because he was hard to handle, cannot get along and has to be separated - the complete opposite of the feedback provided upon previous visits. So while we considered this a fantastic and reputable option in Grand County, I now have to say I find this business a bit unethical.

There are two types of pet boarding establishments: those you feel guilty for dropping your pet off…read moreand those you feel guilty for picking your pet up. Four Paws is a prime example of the latter. Its such a relief to know that your pets are in truly good hands in your absence. Its hard to put a value on not having to worry about your furry friends when you're out of town, but whatever that value is - they are way undercharging for it here. Great prices, great owners, and a really great place for a dog to play! Count your lucky stars if you are able to get a vacancy, since they adamantly keep the facility from being overcrowded, the only downside is finding a spot.

Dogs Colorado has been a lifesaver for me and my upholstered companion…read more Being a disabled veteran, I cannot provide the regular exercise that my PTSD Service Dog requires, and am EXTREMELY protective of who I will trust to handle her in my absence. The Puptenders at Dogs Colorado are well vetted, licensed and insured...all of which are very important to me considering my animal is my lifeline to the world. I have come to completely trust the expertise of the walker to take great care of my girl, and have no question that she is being kept safe. The free app is simple to use and provides pictures & reports showing what and where my dog has been on her walks. The photos of how happy my dog is during her walks never fail to brme joy. My dog actually waits in anticipation by the door for her walker to arrive. I cannot recommend Dogs Colorado enough for anyone looking for a great, affordable dog walking service.

Jeff and his team at Dogs Colorado are awesome! My 2 pups have been enjoying a weekly run/hike for…read moreover a year with Dogs Colorado. They follow up after each visit with photos, maps of the route they took, comments about their time, together... it is awesome. I highly recommend Dogs Colorado!

Incredible experience. These folks are the real deal…read more We actually had car trouble on the way to drop off our cat. Unbelievably, their whole team came out and helped us with our car! They had incredible patience and understanding, but they were also assertive in getting things done. Our cat loved her experience at Evergreen Cat Lodge. She is normally a fussier older cat, but every time we watched her in the webcam she looked so happy. It was such a nice touch from the staff to provide us a webcam link so we could always check in on our girl while we were away for vacation. Our cat had an accident at one point. The staff at Evergreen Cat Lodge handled it professionally and with total assertion. This is a no-nonsense operation. Your cat couldn't be in better hands. I was able to relax throughout my entire vacation knowing my cat was getting the best attention. I highly recommend these kind folks. I'll be using their services every time I'm out of town now.

This review is long over due! The Evergreen Cat Lodge is absolutely amazing and staffed by folks…read morethat truly care about your kitties! We reached out to the Evergreen Cat Lodge when we were in a need of a place to board our precious kitty during our wedding. At the time our kitty had undergone unexpected surgery and was on strict ground rest. The Evergeen Cat Lodge was amazing and came up with a solution to provide our little guy excellent care while facilitating his special needs. We are extremely thankful for the Evergreen Cat Lodge and for the help and care they provided during this difficult time. We boarded both of our cats again over Christmas and had a wonderful experience. The staff is kind and caring and works so hard to meet your cat's special needs. The facilities are one of a kind and very clean. I love being able to check in on them through the web cameras! I can't recommend the Evergreen Cat Lodge enough! When our babies are there we know they are in great hands!

I have had good experiences with all 3 of my pups. They have had some turnover, but quality and…read morecare haven't wavered.

I have been taking my dog to Genesee Vet for 2 1/2 years now. Dr. Lederman did a great job recently…read moredoing a deep clean of my dog Piper's teeth. They are pearly white again and I am now motivated to brush her teeth every day to keep them that way. Dr. L was very communicative before and after the procedure.

Read Yelp reviews!…read more Initially I brought my 11 yr old dog, Hank in after he had cut his nail pretty badly on the stairs walking out if a camping trailer. This place had great google reviews and was open on weekends/holidays. We were at this vet for more than 6 hours because he would not respond to the drugs they were giving him to sedate him so they could look at his broken nail. Finally, they did something that allowed him to calm and clean/bandage it. (I'm not sure what they did because I was asked to stay in the lobby.) The staff were friendly and because I was there for some long, they asked if I wanted to sit in lobby on a couch instead of a room for more comfort. They sent Hank home with meds and some sedatives for me to give him for nail trims because he hates having his nails cut. I received no other information about Hank's demeanor/any fears the clinicians had about his behavior, etc. Fast forward a few months later when I returned to this vet for a booked appointment/annual exam, I had the earliest appointment I could get. We live about 25 min from this clinic. 15 min prior to my appointment time, someone from the vet hospital called and said I needed to give Hank some of the sedatives he had received because he was "an aggressive dog". They also said I needed to bring him in in a muzzle. I asked if I could just borrow one of their muzzles but they wanted it on him from the time he entered. (Now, I have lived in 8 different states with Hank where I established care with a vet in every state, I was a vet tech for 3 years, Hank used to go into nursing homes to help calm people, he is best friends with my 2 yr old child, and Hank has been by by side for 11 years and never once has any vet told me they thought Hank was aggressive. A vet has put a muzzle on him during nail trims before, which I'm completely fine with.) I pointed out to the person on the phone that even if I was on board to sedate my dog for a routine vet visit, the meds take 1-2 hours to take effect, so they should have called me the day/evening prior, not 15 min before the visit starts while I'm driving there. I also inquired as to why my guy got labeled as aggressive because prior to visiting them for his nail issue, none of his previous encounters with veterinarians have required any sedation or extra precautions (except aforementioned muzzle/nail trims). He interacts with people and animals every day with 0 issues. They just said he was difficult to handle and showed aggression toward the clinicians during his last appointment. I can't help but wonder what happened to him behind the vet doors at his 1st visit to the vet hospital that gave them that impression of him. I cancelled my visit and will never return to this clinic. We have since established care at a vet who understands basic dog behavior and they laughed when I told them Hank's "aggressive" EAH story.

First, the prices at this vet are absurd. I no longer use…read morethis clinic as my primary vet, as I've had a ungodly amount of negative experiences here. This isn't all of them, but here's a few. One of my first visits here, I was told off by a female vet because I asked about the lepto shot for my dog. She thought I didn't want my dog to get it, when In reality I was asking because I did want him to have it. We live in the mountains next to lakes, so leptospirosis is a concern of mine. But she was so irritated with me, that I couldn't even get a word in to let her know that she misunderstood me. A few months later, my kitten had to be put down here. And I had the displeasure of working with the same female vet. She took my shock/distress due to the situation as me being dumb and incompetent and she rudely told my husband she didn't think I understood why my cat was sick even though the situation was simple. And even if I didn't understand, instead of explaining it to me in simpler terms, she decided to gossip about my "confusion" to my husband. Two weeks later they called me to pick up my cats ashes, and when I arrived they couldn't find his ashes anywhere. They even had the audacity to ask me if I was sure they were even ready. Thankfully the ashes were eventually found. And, earlier today I called because we are having an emergency with our beloved ferret. I had two simple questions, 1: if they take ferrets and 2: if they can get him in now. It was urgent and he needed to be seen asap. Well before I could even ask my quick questions, I was put on hold, I was waiting for least 5 minutes in the middle of an emergency. It would have been longer but I hung up and called a vet that answered right away. Turns out my ferret needed immediate emergency surgery. Who knows what could have happened to him if I stayed on hold any longer. My pets are my family members, and I do not trust this clinic with them. They can't even answer the phone promptly in an emergency.

Avoid- worst of all worlds:…read more all of the questionably necessary upselling of a corporate office with all of the ineptitude/lack of resources of a small town practice. I have never been talked at more by a vet in a standard visit- 30 minutes of upselling at least. Then minimal follow up or support once your bill is processed.

Our first visit seemed optimistically good. We saw Dr. Brian Gleaves who was helpful and seemed…read morecompetent. Unfortunately, the second time we brought our pets, we met Dr. Kevin Inman, who is driven by greed to the point of stupidity. I will spell it out for Dr. Inman and anyone else who is interested: Sympathetic magic was proven false in the 1400s. Grinding up a dried animal organ and putting it into a pill form does not make it "medicine" nor is it a safe "supplement". For example: If your animal has kidney disease, "treating" them with a "supplement" that consists of ground up kidneys WILL NOT IMPROVE THEIR MEDICAL CONDITION!!! If it was that easy, then eating ground up kidneys would be the human treatment for kidney disease. These types of supplements are based on ignorance, superstition, and sympathetic magic, which is a fallacy that was proven wrong in the DARK AGES. This is not medicine, it is utter NONSENSE. Thankfully, this is the 21st century, so your customers are now capable of looking up your "supplements" company and investigating the ingredients in these placebos that you are peddling. Again, I can't stress this enough: If your pet has a brain-related illness, you cannot make them well simply by grinding up a dried brain and force feeding it to them as a "supplement". It's ridiculous. To other customers of this vet clinic who are technically minded: Do Your Research before buying anything from these people. To those who are not comfortable doing the research yourselves: Call a different vet and ask their opinion before buying anything from these people. In short: the "supplements" they are peddling are a SCAM and in some cases they might do more harm than good. To top it all off, after I took my pets elsewhere, I had to contact this office several times by email and phone in order to get my animals' records sent to a new clinic. I found that one of my animals had lab tests indicating kidney failure, but neither Dr. Gleaves nor Dr. Inman even bothered to tell me about it! Shameful.

fast response, nice sitter for my pet. followed our directions and left our home in perfect…read morecondition. stayed in my home. left me without stress and worry about my pet being taken care of.

From the owner: We provide professional and insured in-home pet sitting with overnight care…read more Our customized pet care is tailored to your pet's needs and normal routine, including daily walks with unlimited cuddles and attention. Our dedicated in-home pet care allows your pets to stay in their familiar environment, where they feel most comfortable and secure, while getting the daily interaction and love they're used to. And with daily updates and photos, you can rest easy knowing your furry loved ones are happy and well taken care of! Standard house sitting support such as watering indoor plants, taking care of mail, trash, recycling and poop cleanup is included. If you need something last minute we've got you covered. Enjoy your travels with peace of mind!

In May, my daughter and I planned an August road trip to Montana with my dog Hank. Sadly, Hank…read moredied the middle of June. I decided to wait until after our trip to look for a new rescue; however, a friend in Texas asked if I would please take a stray that her grand kids had found there. They couldn't keep him, they were unable to find anyone else to take him and they didn't want to drop him off at a rescue shelter there. Hence, I ended up with an untrained but loveable stray named Buddy. Due to the short amount of time before our trip, I looked for a place to teach him some manners. Based on a recommendation from another company and the glowing reviews on the web, I dropped him off at Dog Dynamix for 3 weeks of board and train for $3,495. Pricey, but I was glad they would be able to complete his training before we left for Montana. Imagine my surprise when Buddy came back to me unable to do anything that he hadn't been doing when I dropped him off. He could do a little heeling for very brief periods provided there were zero distractions. Same with 'sit'. Didn't know 'stay' or 'down'. No basic obedience behavior whatsoever. What I got for my $3,495 was 1 pet cot, 1 slip leash, 1 remote collar set and 4 cans of dog food (not a part of his regular diet). I did not get a dog that exhibited any training. Fortunately, he's still very loveable. I would not recommend Dog Dynamix for anything other than possibly boarding.

Highly recommend Dog Dynamix!!! Dropped my 2 dogs that were both leash reactive and have had…read moreamazing results! Natalie was able to train both of them to heel together and not be leash reactive anymore. They are great with sending daily pictures and videos and once a week you get a report card that lets you know of the your dogs progress. Natalie also was amazing when we picked up the dogs with teaching us how to reinforce the new training and answering all of our questions. While its definitely an investment ($$$), it's 1000% worth it. Went from having dogs that are constantly pulling on the leash, to dogs that walk right by my side!

Best vet and vet techs I've ever experienced. Love this place. Really solid team that goes the…read moredistance for your pet.

We've been with KAC for almost 6 years now and have had nothing but great experiences with both of…read moreour dogs. It's a small practice with fairly low turnover, which adds to feeling known, understood, and cared for.