Family, Latino owned bussiness that's been around for years. The staff is alway super sweet and…read moretreat my dog so well whenever we come in. They have really great prices and all sorts of supplies for any type of pet. They even have some for sale. I always look forward going over to pick up my baby's weekly treats. Highly recommend and everyone should support this small business.

This place is fantastic the guys are very friendly they help my mother with her parrot Rico all the…read moretime trimming his peak and nails .It really feels like family in there .Not expensive

I took my orange shorthair tabby cat (who has never gotten a professional groom) to Happy Tails…read morewhen I see they offered cat grooming in my neighborhood of Greenpoint. The website has price listings, and their pricing seemed really reasonable. The process was so seamless. They're quite booked up so definitely book in advance, and they have a cats only grooming day on Tuesdays. I took my cat in at the scheduled time and they were ready for him on the dot. Easy paperwork, and they told me it'd be about an hour before I get a callback when he'd be ready. My cat doesn't even like it when I pick him up, but the team knew exactly what their doing and I can tell my cat was so happy and chill after getting a bath, brush, and nail clipped. He also smelled so good! Was very happy for my first ever experience taking my cat to a groomer, so I would definitely come back here in the future and recommend this place to my friends in the area.

My go-to place to get my cats nails. The staff is always very friendly, I can tell they really care…read moreabout the comfort of my cat. My cat can be scared and skittish but she is always calm with the staff, they really know what they are doing!!

I can't say enough amazing things about Pawsability. We have been taking our now 5 month old puppy,…read moreBowie, here for about a month now. The staff could not be more lovely and caring, and we feel so great knowing that Bowie will be in a safe, fun environment to run around and be a puppy while socializing! We love that their are options for grooming, walks, outdoor play, and now training in addition to baseline daycare. And the mission behind Pawsability is so important - what's not to love?!

I just moved to Bushwick 3 weeks ago and stumbled upon Pawsability Dog Club while walking my 2 year…read moreold Frenchie. Decided to give them a try and met them for an assessment with my dog Potato. The staff are the friendliest and I could just tell that they prioritize their dogs and owners! But that's not all, I called them last minute to book a dog bath a few days after and they squeezed me in the same day! The staff greeted and welcomed us like we've been a regular customer and took care of Potato. The cherry on top was was when Potato came out with a cute bandana they put on for him after his bath!!! Thank you and I am so glad to find this amazing place!!!

As someone with a disability, my licensed service dog is much more than a pet--he's an essential…read morepart of my daily life and helps me recognize when I'm becoming stressed or overwhelmed. Trusting someone else to care for him is not something I take lightly. From day one, Crystal has been incredible. She has taken a genuine interest in my service dog's health and well-being. Thanks to her recommendation to change his diet, his cholesterol dropped from over 300 to a normal level. That alone shows how much she truly cares about every dog in her care. The entire team at Wagging Tails is outstanding. James and all of the daycare staff treat my dog with so much love, attention, and respect. They keep him active, happy, and engaged every time he's there, and it's obvious they care about the animals as if they were their own. When I leave my service dog at Wagging Tails, I'm leaving a part of my life in their hands. There are very few people I trust enough to do that, but with this team, I have complete peace of mind. They have earned my trust, my gratitude, and my highest recommendation. Thank you, Crystal, James, and everyone at Wagging Tails for everything you do.

Wagging Tails has been central to the care of our dog. The employees in every aspect of the…read morebusiness go out of their way to be helpful and assist my family with the care of our dog. They have made accommodation for disability, and gone above and beyond in that regard. Our dog loves the staff and we feel confident in leaving our dog with them because of their dog vetting process. They also have a wonderful grooming team and are very helpful with pet food and supplies. Our dog's bloodwork is great now because of the food recommendation that Crystal suggested. Will be a customer for life!

Excellent selection of pet supplies. Been going to this store for many years. Top quality supplies…read more Very reasonable prices. It's nice to support a local business.

This place is absolutely lovely. This is a small shop located near the center of town. It's…read morepredominantly a fish store, and you will see some of the most beautiful bettas ever (and incredibly inexpensive, I was expecting them to be $30 fish -- 13$!!). You can pick up other needs for cats and dogs, but there isn't a hearty selection. That's mostly for if you're in a bind. Their prices on aquariums are top notch. They carry a wide selection of tank maintenance equipment and supplies. They carry top qualities items to ensure your tank is looking great. The owner, Joe, is very sweet and friendly. I felt more welcomed in this store than others I've been to in the area. I'm happy I stumbled upon this shop!!

Do not board your animal here. This honest review is strictly based on a boarding experience I had…read morewith my 7 month old Doberman Mix who is the happiest, highest energy pup you can ever meet. I left Winston in their care from June 21st - June 28th when I went on a trip out of the country. On day one as I was boarding my flight, I got an email that Winston had injured his back paw and was bleeding while he was running around in the back yard. No one "saw" how it happened or seemed to know the cause (my best guess is he was unsupervised) so alarmed I sent my sister there to check on him and she said he seemed ok. They assured me they'd crate him so he could rest and give him solo play time so he wasn't so wound up (because he loves to play). So I checked in on him in the days that followed and they assured me he was recovering and doing just fine and didn't need to see a vet. When I finally picked him up on the 28th I brought home a different animal. Although he was initially happy to see me, in the car ride home he wouldn't let me pet him. He was traumatized, ears pinned back and low energy. He also had a runny nose and a cold? It was clear as day that whatever happened there affected him negatively and everyone in my family picked up on this behavior shift. He wasn't asking for hugs, kisses or playing. So beyond out of character for him. This lasted for 4 days until on the 4th day I noticed a raised and swollen lesion on his paw that was filled with pus, so I reached my breaking point and brought him to the vet. The vet said it was infected and put him on a topical and oral antibiotic for a week. Mind you this lesion was in a different location than the initial injury on day one. Both the vet and his assistant also observed emotional trauma and agreed that something unpleasant happened at his stay. Then a day later I noticed another lesion on the side of his mouth, also pus filled. I don't know if these were bite marks from other animals or what? I emailed them and asked what happened and they assured me that "nothing happened" and he was just "playing with the other animals". In my email correspondence with their manager they also assured me that Winston was happy and playing with other dogs, but the day I picked him up the person working the front desk said they had issues with Winston being bullied by the other dogs. Two clashing stories - which one is it? There are other reviews here that cite this place as condescending and I have to echo that sentiment. When there are obvious glaring issues and you insist that "nothing happened and he was just playing" and brush it off like you're not accountable it's frustrating. They offered to reimburse me for the vet bill but after thinking about the right thing to do in the larger picture, I'd rather spare a future dog owner of the distress of bringing home an injured and traumatized animal that they then have to seek medical attention for. This just isn't right and they aren't running a safe and careful facility and either people need to know this and avoid leaving their animals there or the management needs to take command and ownership and level up their safety protocols, care practices, and cleanliness to avoid infections. I'd also suggest better staff training and a selective hiring process because there are way to many gaps and leaks in the whole story here. Enough to file a formal and legal complaint.

My dog loves it! They are very communicative and care about the dogs so much. Been going for years…read morefor daycare and boarding. They take excellent care of the pups. I don't trust most people with my dog and they've proven their experience, expertise, and care, every time my dog comes in. My dog is always hyped to go. My only negative- could it be located closer to my apartment LOL.

They have taken care of Larry since he was 11 weeks old. Super professional, super well done, and…read morevery good prices.

RoRo's was great! They took a fairly last min appointment for a basic wash and dry for Cowboy, it…read morewas $65 and took around 45 min. She looked great. They even did a bit of de-shedding. Will be back!

If I could give zero stars, I would. I've never been more unsatisfied with a dog grooming place in…read moremy life. I took my dog to Throw Me a Bone for a "specialty cut" that cost over $200, and what I got was a complete joke of a service--actually, it was worse than a joke, it was negligent. I dropped my dog off and was told the grooming would take a while, so I left. I came back an hour and a half later, only to find out they hadn't even touched him. My dog had been just sitting there the entire time, and the groomer? He was literally in the back sitting on his phone, not doing a thing. Then, clearly panicked that I showed up, he rushed to wash, cut, and groom my dog in less than 30 minutes. And the result was exactly what you'd expect from a rushed, sloppy job: my dog had THREE cuts on his skin. The groomer didn't say a word, didn't apologize, didn't even acknowledge what he'd done. Just handed my dog over like nothing happened. The "cut" itself looked uneven, patchy, and completely unprofessional. Honestly, it looked like someone with no training did it. I'm part of a large dog community and group here in the city, and you can bet I'll be posting about this experience and recommending that everyone stay far away from this place. They are lazy, unprofessional, sloppy, and they clearly don't care about the animals they're trusted to take care of. This place is all branding and zero quality. Do not take your dog here for grooming

We're so grateful for Throw Me a Bone and our trainer, Michelle! Our dog has some neurological…read moreissues, which can make training a bit more complex -- but Michelle handled it with incredible patience, care, and expertise. She tailored every session to fit our dog's unique needs, using gentle, positive techniques that made a real difference. We've seen big improvements in his focus, leash walking, and overall confidence. Michelle truly goes above and beyond, and it's clear she cares deeply about the dogs she works with. If your pup needs extra support, Michelle is the one you want by your side!