I take my dog there every week and the staff are fantastic, friendly and seem to like my dog. My…read moredog comes home happy and tired after a very good day of socialising. I've never had a problem with them but the opening and closing times can be a bit of a challenge.

Very bad experience. Picked up our dog to find him bleeding and bruised in his leg and they did not…read moreeven inform us. We were overcharged and found them very dishonest . Do not take your dog there

OMG I'm almost afraid to post a good review on here in fear…read morethey might get booked up and I miss out when PRECIOUS needs a sleep over.... but I'm too good for that. This is an EXCELLENT boarding kennels, brand new, clean and the little guys ADORE Lisa and Kevin sad face when I collected my little one and she wasn't bothered to see me!!!! Very user friendly online booking, very responsive. Top spot!!!!

When we brought our Labrador to see "Lady" Catherine for an initial consultation, we instantly knew…read moreshe had an inside connection to the world of dogs. Our lab loved her! Catherine has built a niche business walking busy pet owners dogs for them and providing a doggie daycare in Parnell. She runs her Auckland business from Monday to Thursday and can also take your dogs overnight during this time. If you are going away on holiday then you can take advantage of her pet hotel service. Catherine hosts dogs in town and then on her farm south of Auckland over the weekend, where they live on her home farmlet. What an ideal scenario for my Labrador and any other dog that she deems behaved enough to join her. You see it was labrador dog that had to pass the test of being good enough to join the Pampered Pooch club. Phew, luckily she made it!

So happy to take my dog Lily to the groomers at Pets in the City. She has had some very bad…read morehaircuts from other groomers! Highly recommend.

Always accomodating, helpful ,caring, and friendly. My pet is well cared for and the grooming is…read morecost effective and professional.

QPS looked after my pedigree breeding cats (x4) imported from the US…read more On the second day we went to visit, and the owner was quite rude. Uncaring attitude towards myself, and the owner of the cats who came over fro the US They all required flea treatment by MPI, and we asked Carol which flea treatment. Her reply was 'just the one MPI tell us to use'. We made it aware to Carol, the cats had never been flea'd before, as the fleas are not present within the state they came from. (was way to cold for fleas). She just repeated herself again to me. I asked her if the cat dies due to the flea treatment, who pays. She shrugged her shoulders. On inspection of our cats on the third visit, the cats were cold, and they had two heat pads between 4 cats. Cats were in two pens, the Stud was in one, the queens were in the other. One queen was heavily pregnant. I took pics on my phone of the dust and dirt lying everywhere. I noted the oil heater with spider webs and dust and fur caught in the spiderweb, about 1.5mtrs from my cats. The door when opened, had a very dirt floor on the wings side on the door. The perpex put between the pens appeared to have old glue around it. An open drain laid between the isles of cats. The enclosures were exposed to other cages 1 mar away. Nothing in-between them. We had a Tom Cat 1 mar away from my Tom Cat. Like who does that! An inexperienced person. The owner was cold and heartless to our requests. Even though we said to leave all the girls together, on the 5 day visiting, they had removed the maiden queen from her sibling, and the experienced queen. They raced around when I got there, after they told me this, and put her back. Why I couldn't put her back, is anyones guess. Due to this, Im seriously thinking of putting a quarantine facility on my land in the Waikato. Have thought about it before, have even had MPI here to look at my existing cattery, to tell me what needs to be done to make it a Quarantine Facility. So I do know whats required to make it into a Q/Facility. The biggest cost would be the security fence around the place. So watch this space.

Fantastic work! QPS was extremely helpful in bringing my dog to NZ from Hawai'i. They were always…read moreavailable to help, and answered all my questions. They sent me photo updates, and helped guide me through the import documents. My dog did lose a lot of weight in quarantine, but I think that is just because of anxiety. They even tried mixing in tinned meat with her food! Extremely considerate and hardworking people, I couldn't recommend them more. A+++++

Conveniently located in Wairau park JollyDogs is a great safe environment to leave your best friend…read morewhile you're at work, or just to send for some fun with friends. Providing daycare services for either a half day (up to 5 hours) or a full day (opening hours 7am-7pm) at very reasonable rates. They also offer a grooming service on site, and a drop and shop option where you can pay by the hour if you just don't have the heart to leave your mate at home while you do the groceries. Plus they are right next to Pak N Save. Our two boys have such a great time. Our 15 week old puppy is learning so much from the other dogs, and absolutely loves jumping in the water for a quick dip in between his wrestling matches. Our nearly 17 year old dog also has a great time. It really brings out the puppy in him and leaves him full of life again. We also receive a discount for the second dog which is a big help. Before attending all dogs must go through a screening process, and have their vaccinations. This combined with the helpful, dog loving staff means it's a really safe environment to leave the furriest member of your family.

Pets! If you love pets, then come in here and check it out. They have so much cool stuff, and it's…read morevery easy to spend a morning just looking at everything and oohing and aahing at all the cute puppies and kittens and bunnies and guinea pigs and birds and fish.... There are heaps of pet food options - not even that much more expensive than the supermarket, and it's the better quality options as well. Recently I went there and a rep from one of the food companies was there giving out samples and explaining the benefits of that new variety so that was helpful. I've also bought excellent cat toys there. The best one has been the cardboard cat throne. It sits at the end of my desk, and my cat sleep on it all the time (instead of sleeping on my keyboard), and the corrugated cardboard is exciting for her to scratch (instead of the couch) so it's a win all round. Also there's a loyalty program.

4 Seasons Pets has been in and around Glen Innes since before I even remember - in a few different…read morebuildings, yes, but the bottom line of the shop has never changed - a one-stop haven of all possible things pet-related. From pet bedding to food to even clothing, anything you could ever need for your beloved animal you could probably find here, and if you can't then I'm sure the helpful staff would be obliging in helping you on your quest. You can also actually buy animals here as well - on the back wall there is a whole row of sweet looking puppies and kittens, all either curled up sleeping or jumping around playing with the other pets in their cubicle. There is also a rodent and bird room and an aquarium section, so if dogs or cats aren't your thing and you want something slightly smaller then 4 Seasons have still got you sorted. And if you are quite the pet-lover who makes trips to stores like this often, then you can sign up to the 'Grub Club', which gives you pretty sweet perks and discounts.