The staff is lovely but Dr. Wolf is an absolute ass. I brought my bearded dragon in for a checkup…read moreand bc I saw something in her poop and was berated for not bringing a stool sample. When I made the appt a few weeks before bringing her in, I wasn't told I could bring in an old sample, so I was trying to get her to go for a few days leading up to the appt, even the morning I brought her in. If they had told me I could have brought in an older sample, I absolutely would have. Most places want fresh samples and mine doesn't go every day- maybe once a week if I am lucky. He was condescending, rude, made us feel like absolute idiots, while at the same time telling us we were basically doing everything right. He also got pissy about us not having a permit for her from the NJDEP, insisting that we needed one. Guess what- we didn't. Bearded dragons are exempt. I will never go back.

Although it took a few days to get an appointment for a pet rat that seemed to have a cold, we made…read moreit in on a Saturday. Check-in was quick enough, and the receptionist was as pleasant as could be. The vet saw our pet rat, Pickles, quickly and thoroughly examined her and carefully listened to her breathing. She was fine, as it turns out, and was prescribed antibiotics along with a recommendation of cleaning out the cage she shared with a companion more often. The vet answered all of our questions, knowledgably and professionally, and was just lovely to deal with. Everything went smoothly!

My girls love going there Pat takes great personal care of…read morethem They get a great bath if requested Professional grooming if requested They are happy

I can't say enough good things about this kennel. The woman who runs it is the nicest woman - she…read moretreats our dogs incredibly well and they are always excited to see her. She one time put a coat on one of them during an unusually cold fall evening, which really solidified the fact that I know my dogs are getting the best care while they are there. They always come home exhausted and happy, so I know they are getting plenty of play time! AND on top of that, it is incredibly reasonably priced! I can't recommend this place enough.

Rani and Rosie have been pet sitting for our dogs (aka "the boys") for several years now. Rosie is…read moretheir primary caretaker. You can sense that she really loves the boys and that they love her. Rosie sleeps over when we are away. We are very comfortable with the arrangement. They are very trustworthy and responsible and treat our home (and dogs!) as if it were theirs. We just adopted two new older rescue dogs. We had a meet and greet with rani, Rosie and the new additions. Rosie was very attentive to them and their behaviors. We are comfortable leaving our two new additions with them.

From the owner: Care 4 Paws LLC is an in your Home Pet Care Service. We provide Professional Pet Sitting Services…read moreand dog walking in the Morris County NJ area. Care 4 Paws LLC is fully bonded and insured for your peace of mind and protection. We are American Red Cross Pet First Aide Certified, and a member of Pet Sitters International. Pet services range from private daily dog walking, in-home petsitting, potty breaks and feeding for dogs and cats, day care cat play, litter box and bird cage maintenance and much more.

We've been using Canine Concierge since just after they opened (mainly because of a bad experience…read moreat a kennel) and we would never consider another option for our dogs. It's important to us to be able to have the dogs stay at home when we're away so having someone come to the house is absolutely incredible. Lauren and her staff have always been great with our dogs and even when something hasn't 'gone well' (let's just say intestinal distress) they've been great about cleaning up and contacting us. It's also great that since they come to our house instead of boarding the dogs we kind of get a built in house sitter too-not that there's any reason to break in (besides, the dogs would love a chance to sic balls). If you're tired of boarding your dogs and live in the Morris County area I wholeheartedly recommend Canine Concierge. Your pets will be well cared for and won't be so stressed when you come home. I envy Lauren and her business...sometimes I wish I could spend each day just taking care of dogs...

We had just moved to New Jersey just before COVID, and were very concerned about finding somewhere…read morefor our dog to stay for a week trip. We found Lauren and could NOT be happier with her service!! Updates daily, our Joey got to play and go on walks every day, we were afraid he wouldn't want to come home! I would recommend Lauren and Canine Concierge to anyone. Please note she prefers smaller dogs (under 35-40 lbs) but she is very amenable and flexible.

They take great care of our dog, and he comes back from there clean, tired, and happy. We will keep…read moregoing back.

This place is amazing! We boarded our dog for 1 night in a luxury suite and I'm so thankful to the…read morestaff for making his stay so comfortable. He's usually skittish and can't wait to leave but he was so happy when he saw us the next day but then went back to the woman that brought him out! The place is very clean and the staff is so friendly and welcoming. I will definitely be back for boarding and daycare.

Aubrey and her team are amazing! We had them watch after our 4 dogs and they gave the best care and…read moreattention to them. We are so happy with her service and would highly recommend her! The best!!!

Aubrey and cat-sitter Gail recently took care of our 4-year old cat for four days. This was a…read morefantastic experience for all of us. Aubrey walked us through the fees and procedure and gave us a written contract. Gail came to our home while we were away, fed our cat, cleaned up after her, and played with her. Gail also sent us photos/video each and every day while we were on vacation. When we came back our cat was in good spirits and the house was in fine shape. Aubrey was also fantastic during the pre-visit communication: via phone and text and also in-person during the meet-and-greet. Thank you Aubrey and Gail and we will be in touch during our next vacation.

We had such a great experience with North Jersey Pet Sitters. My husband and I were traveling…read moreinternationally this past week, and we were pretty anxious about leaving our dog, Selena, especially because our original sitter cancelled on us at the very last minute. NJPS stepped in and helped us in a pinch, and we're forever grateful. From the start, they were reassuring, responsive, and incredibly kind -- they really helped calm our nerves. Their app made everything even easier; we loved getting photo updates and detailed notes from each visit. Selena is a senior dog with quirky eating and walking habits and requires medication, and they handled everything perfectly. It gave us so much peace of mind while we were away. Selena was so well cared for, and we came home to a happy and healthy pup. They even followed up after we got home, which showed us that this was so much more than a business transaction to them -- they genuinely care. Highly recommend their team to anyone looking for reliable, thoughtful pet sitting.

Do not use North Jersey Pet Sitters if you wish to come home to your beloved pets alive and well…read more After using their services for a couple of years, we had begun to trust this team. That was our first mistake. My family and I went away for a week at the end of June, leaving our five ducks, four chickens, three rabbits, and two cats in their care. You would be forgiven for thinking there might be a partridge in a pear tree somewhere in this review. Thankfully, there isn't--because like some of our actual pets it probably would not survive the end of this write up. Anyway, back to my review. After returning home from our trip, tired and exhausted after a week away, were we greeted by our beloved pets? That's right--you guessed it. No, we were not. We were greeted by overflowing litter boxes, filth all over the enclosures, and empty food and water bowls. By the state of the place and the lethargy of the animals it was pretty clear that the greedy little blighters hadn't simply drunk all their water and gobbled up all their food immediately before we arrived. So there we were at 12:00 a.m., after a long trip, filling duck ponds, chicken feeders, and rabbit waterers, while also cleaning up the multiple piles of cat feces throughout our house because the litter box was worse than a sewage plant. We reached out to the owner to find out what on earth had happened and hoped for the best with all our starving and dehydrated animals. Spoiler alert: one of the rabbits didn't make it. After multiple vet visits to try to repair the damage caused, he went into gastric paralysis during the night and passed away a few days later. Terrible, I know--but it doesn't end there. It turns out his bonded mate was pregnant. We can't blame North Jersey Pet Sitters for that part; we were told she was fixed when we adopted her, but it turns out that wasn't true. Due to malnutrition, however, the babies perished, leaving this poor rabbit both a widow and the mother of angel babies in one fell swoop. North Jersey Pet Sitters swore that this was simply one bad egg. They fired the employee in question, refunded our money, and promised us that they loved animals and had no idea how this could ever have happened. After having used them for several years, we believed them. Our second mistake. We were going away for another week in July. Their supervisor, came to our house to make sure they knew how to care for the animals. After spending an hour walking through our home and promising us the world, we were ready for our trip. Nothing could go wrong this time, right? Surely, after what happened last time, they would make sure everything was perfect? Wrong. When we returned home what did we find? The duck enclosure door had been left open, and one of our girls was missing. After searching, we found her in the woods with her neck broken. How could this happen? The obvious answer is that the person who came to check on them left the door open, right? Not according to North Jersey Pet Sitters. Maybe a neighborhood kid did it. Maybe a dog did it. I'm concerned that people who claim to care for animals don't realize that dogs lack the opposable thumbs required to operate a latch specifically designed to keep predators out. Honestly, with the wild stories we were given, I was half expecting them to suggest that some of the gibbons from Turtle Back Zoo had escaped, come to our house, and opened the door. Frankly they should have suggested that, because gibbons have opposable thumbs, so it would have been more believable than their ridiculous dog theory. Anyway, thanks to these so-called pet sitters, we now have two dead pets and a rabbit with--using the vet's terminology--"mummified" babies stuck inside her. Who knows? Maybe the silver lining is when she is finally able to birth them we'll have the plot for a new mummy film actually worth watching! 0/10. Would not recommend.

Lisa is amazing and makes me feel at ease leaving my pup knowing she will be there to give her some…read moreattention and a walk while we are away. Ripley loves having Lisa take her for walks too. Thanks Lisa!

From the owner: We are a professional pet service company with a knowledgeable staff of dedicated animal lovers…read more Offering devoted walking, sitting and in-home training packages is what we do to keep both our human and furry clients happy. You can feel confident knowing we will give your pets all the love and attention as if they are our own.