L'Amour has been the best! She is so patient with the pups (and their parents) and really makes…read moresure they are safe while having an incredible walking or outdoor experience. She utilizes a Gps tracking app personalized for your dog's walk and payment is easy as well! She also provides amazing individual training and care for the new dogs! L'Amour is extremely reliable and always has the best treats on hand. We have only had a great experience with Pawlifornia!

Lamour is a wonderful dog walker to work with. She's reliable, sweet, and trustworthy. These are…read moreimportant qualities we require to take care of our senior little beagle, who we love like our child. It's also very comforting to know when Lamour does overnights, that we can trust her in our home. I'd highly recommend Lamour and we (including Bailey ) couldn't be happier that we found her!

So grateful for Colleen! We did an in-home training session because we were struggling with our…read morehigh energy (very large) puppy. She is such a calming presence and gave our whole family tools that we could implement on our own. I have had so much anxiety and stress the last few weeks and I now feel empowered and capable! My kids do too! The facility is also lovely -- we don't live super close so we don't do day care often, but he's so happy when he gets to go there and LOVES boarding there if we're out of town. It's a magical place!

LAK9 is one of the best, if not THE best, daycare boarding for our girl, Topanga. This is the only…read moreplace where she runs towards the door, forgets about us, and never wants to leave. Here are a few reasons why I love them: 1. Everyone that works here are amazing! They are so kind, friendly, and really loves dogs. I have never had a bad experience, and they have always treated us with such kindness. 2. They post JUST ENOUGH on Instagram where it makes you feel comfortable knowing they're having fun. Some people like watching their dogs via live cameras. Yes, that has its perks, but then you find yourself constantly watching and monitoring. Instead, at LAK9, someone is playing and referring the dogs, filming the best content, and that's enough to keep you sane. 3. If anything happens to Topanga, we get an immediate text. For example, one time they noticed hives. They texted us with photos, told us they are closely monitoring, and keeping us in the loop. They are very responsive, so we never need to worry. 4. Finally, today was a bit tough since we had to take Topanga to the hospital. We were supposed to fly out tonight and board Topanga, but unfortunately, that couldn't happen. I left a voicemail letting LAK9 know that we had to cancel. Within MINUTES, Dave, the owner, gave me a call. I thought we were going to talk logistics about the cancellation, or what the fee would look like. Nope. Instead, he called just to check-in on Topanga and to see how she was doing. We also got a text from Leslie who let us know that she will put the reservation on hold just in case, and checking-in on Topanga as well. This was a small gesture, but it really meant a lot to us. In the end, this place is fantastic. I cannot recommend it enough!

Where to start?! Well, as with most people who love and adore their pets...I had been looking for…read moresomeone to look in on my dog on those days when work kept me away for prolonged periods, but even with the crazy abundance of pet sitters available here in LA, I hadn't met anyone I truly felt comfortable with (for one reason or another) until a friend and neighbor told me that they had been using Triple Dog Day Care, and I liked what they had to say so I contacted Carolina (the owner of TDD), set up and had a little meet n'greet, and knew immediately that this was the person I could completely trust with my beloved pet. Skip ahead to a few months later... I've had Carolina check in on my old lady pup several times and can honestly say I couldn't be happier with my decision. She's fantastic, my dog loves her and always seems more happy and relaxed when I get home... And so am I. If you are looking for a genuinely kind, reliable and trustworthy person to check in on/walk your dog(s), I HIGHLY RECOMMEND you contact Carolina. You'll be happy you did:)

Carolina is awesome! She has been looking after my little fur baby on the daily for about 4-5…read moremonths and I am so grateful to have found her! My 1-year old pup absolutely adores her and so do I! She just has that knack for connecting with animals and has been sooooooooo helpful in helping me find the best ways to train my little rambunctious pup. Carolina has that perfect mix of a calming yet assertive energy that she really responds to and is so much better behaved since she came into the picture. Carolina has always been very professional, is always on time and very easy to work with. She also send great updates and photos/videos after every visit letting me know how it went. It can be really nerve-wracking entrusting both your furbaby and your home to someone you don't know - and I am someone who worries about everything to the Nth degree! - but I feel completely at ease with her looking after both which is the highest recommendation that I can give!

It's safe to say that my dogs are my family and I only want the best for them. I've always been a…read morebit weary of using dog walking services like Wag and Rover from hearing horror stories - no thanks stranger walking my dog. THANKFULLY I was referred to Abby (owner) at Brentwood Barks. Abby and all the Brentwood Barks employees have become extended family through my dogs. Whoever is my dogs family is my family, right? My dogs are so excited to go for their daily walks that sometimes I think they don't want to come home and to stay with their walker. All the employees love and care for my dogs like their own! I 100% recommend and trust Brentwood Barks, Abby and all the lovely employee with your dogs. Incredible woman run company. Support local with the best walkers around!

Pretty sure the attached two photos show a text from Abby and a lack of response. Also rather sure…read morea blue delivered text means received. Also called multiple times with no response. So trying to act like I'm not your client therefore that's the reason for not responding? Isn't that the whole point of rover/Yelp? TO get new clients. Maybe I am confused. Hmmm it does seem odd that you didn't get the texts or calls but also are now saying it's because of my yelp review. Seems you're talking out of both sides of your mouth. Good luck with your business - I would never trust someone dishonest with my dogs but best of luck to you!

I'm a second time dog mom and after having issues with my first fur baby I knew I wanted training…read more Going stir crazy at home the first few rounds of vaccines I was elated to learn ISS has puppy daycare & training. They require the first two rounds of vaccines at lease and keep the puppies separated from the grown dogs to prevent spread of disease. I was thrilled to bring my baby in. She was ripping the house apart. We bought the three week package which includes daily one on one trainings plus a weekly owner private training session. So far one week down and I am seeing major improvements. We brought our five year old to the training to listen in. This week has been much easier for our daughter. She isn't running away or as scared of our pups nipping bites. She has even practiced the training we learned together at ISS. Two more weeks to go and I'll update yall. So far highly recommend Marlen and ISS for your puppy!

We enrolled in this puppy play class with the expectation of a professional, but unfortunately, it…read morewas quite disappointing. The environment felt very unstructured. Instead of guided interactions, it was mostly chaotic, with limited supervision from the staff. The staff only paid attention to the young students, those close to their own age. At several moments, more dominant puppies were overwhelming the more timid ones, and the intervention from staff was either too late or not sufficient. This made the experience feel uncomfortable and not very secure. Also, I was hoping to receive more professional guidance and education regarding puppy behavior and proper socialization. However, there was very little instruction provided, only some basic comments without much depth. Overall, I would not recommend this class.

Took incredible care of my beautiful baby. No complaints, seamless service. Highly recommend!read more

I can't say thank you enough. CARE team is family. My foster has been coming to them for the past 3…read moreyears. She was part of a hoarding case in Chandler, Arizona, and due to being crated for 6 months without any medical help after her injury, Lita couldn't get surgery. PT saved her. While she is still walking limited, she is walking. Acupuncture, PT, laser, underwater treadmill, all together have given her strength and made her back legs mobile again. It is not easy to afford of course, but I love her, and we have to find a way to afford this for her, to keep her going for as long as we can. They also saw my tripod foster and we will continue coming once she turns 1, to get full benefit of the cold laser. We love all the doctors and staff. Dr. Ma and Juan truly make us feel like part of the family, and I am confident in their recommendations for the care of any dogs I bring. They have seen two of my fosters and dogs from our rescue so far, and while there are other clinics out there that offer similar services, I will always highly recommend CARE. I have also learned so much for this past 3 years. Thank you for giving love and care to Lita, Nova and many other paws in need.

There are ridiculous people in this world who take their dogs to physical therapy, and this year,…read moreI've discovered that I am one of them. We got our basset hound Duke in 2012, when he was about a year old, and thirteen years and several major life changes later, he remains our sweet, beautiful baby boy. He's held up pretty well for an old dog, but a few months ago, his hind legs just suddenly stopped working. He couldn't stand or walk on his own, and he was hurting himself by dragging his hind legs across the floor. He still did his business in the yard when we got him out there, but he was having accidents in the house several times a day. It was scary and sad and felt very much like the beginning of the end. We took him our vet, then a neurologist, who told us he likely had intervertebral disc disease, and that with his age and heart murmur, surgery might not be worthwhile. I was ready to get him fitted for one of those dog wheelchairs, but the neurologist had a better idea: she thought Duke might be a good candidate for physical therapy. She gave us a list of places we might go, including CARE--short for California Animal Rehabilitation. I made an initial appointment with CARE for the Monday of the following week. I have since found that appointments tend to book up, but that I can almost always get one less than a week in advance. I think he saw both Dr. Rabin and Dr. Ma on that first visit, and they recommended eight weeks of physical therapy and acupuncture, starting immediately. They also suggested a few injections and supplements to add to his food--I said no to the injections with a scammy wellness clinic flavor, but I took home the supplements and approved the Adequan. I spent the next two months of my life shuttling my dog to West L.A. for his appointments, first three times and then twice a week. It was an enormous pain in the ass (terrible parking on top of the general hassle), as well as incredibly expensive (we do have pet insurance, which softened the blow). But the alternative was to let him suffer and think about putting him down, which we were not ready to do. Duke saw immediate improvement. Some of this came from two additional medications and the purchase, suggested by CARE, of the right harness to help him go about his daily activities. But it was obvious that the CARE regimen was working. He started walking again, both with and without assistance, and while he isn't quite back to his old self, his quality of life has been, if anything, better than it was before--he's been getting a lot of attention for an old dog with two small human siblings in the house. Some of this came from the lovely people at CARE, who showered him with praise, treats, and pets as they led him through exercises, acupuncture, and, amazingly, hydrotherapy (imagine a stubborn basset hound in a water treadmill, his ears making ripples as he plods reluctantly along). I've met like a dozen therapists and technicians across our appointments--the team is big, and you kind of see whoever's available. I wouldn't have minded a little more continuity, as I sometimes got conflicting advice, but every single person was warm and competent and great with my dog. The front desk team was always nice, too. I took Duke back to his neurologist after eight weeks of therapy, and she was thrilled with his progress, and honestly maybe a little bit surprised. She said to keep doing what we were doing, if that was at all feasible. Unfortunately, we do have lives and jobs and children, and the twice-a-week CARE schedule just isn't sustainable in the long term. We decided to see how he does without his appointments, knowing that we can always take him back if he starts going downhill again. It's been two weeks now, and he's still in much better shape than at the beginning of this saga, if not quite as consistently mobile as during his time in physical therapy. We don't have the equipment and expertise of the CARE team, but they did set us up for success at home, with detailed instructions for exercises and supportive care. We're not delusional--we know Duke's days are numbered--but we feel like CARE has given us a miraculous reprieve. Duke is happy and mobile in a way we hardly dared imagine when his legs first went out. We're grateful for the team at CARE and plan to bring him back when he needs their help again.

Flora and Fauna Pets offers the best pet services in LA, by far. When I go to work, I drop off my…read more10 month old puppy for daycare and she LOVES it. She gets lots of both indoor and outdoor playtime, as well as downtime. The dogs are free to move as they please and my Penny loves socializing with the other pups. She still struggles with a little separation anxiety when I leave her most places - but not when I drop her off at Carolyn's, she's excited to go! Carolyn is super great at sending updates, pictures, and videos if that's what you like. She also has healthy, homemade food that the dogs love, and she's very sensitive to whatever needs your dog may have. She even has helped my pup learn some commands without me even asking her to! I truly have nothing but great things to say about Flora and Fauna. It is the only place I would trust to leave my dog for daycare or boarding. I cannot recommend it enough!!