We have been taking our dog to Social Pet Hotel in Pineville since 2015…read more Our first dog loved everyone there and would drag us to the entrance. Our second dog does the same thing. She has so much fun there. I love the photos and report cards they send.

My pup loves this place and I feel so good leaving him there when I'm out of town! I get all the…read morephotos and report cards and I know he's having the time of his life.

My first experience with Queen City Pet Sitting (and actually with any pet sitting company) was…read moreexcellent. Aaron was timely, communicative, and professional. He sent thorough updates of every visit and lots of photos. My kitty seemed to be well cared for and all was in order upon our return. I will use them again in the future.

I must say I am disappointed, I'm glad I didn't leave a review the first time and waited being that…read moreI was using them for my military leave. I've worked with them for a while now, but I feel with this incident only proved my point. They didn't fulfill their promise by providing compassionate care and a trusted professional. My doggie, Benny is known to resource guard his pen, which was communicated and discussed on how to handle it. (So I thought). Each time I was provided by a "trusted" professional they had no experience with small dogs or dogs who resource guard, (per my conversations with each sitter), which per their company they claim to match sitters that work best with each pet. Personally, I feel their sitters are not trained and have no experience with all dogs especially this last sitter Brian. He didn't listen, I was a little uncomfortable due to the fact they placed me with him last minute and didn't tell me the other sitter canceled until days that I had to leave the state (last sitter still has my key card smh), so I had no choice. I get it most of these sitters are doing this for a side hustle and I understand safety b/c I don't want anyone to get hurt. But a sitter with resource guarding experience should have been placed with Benny. Each sitter I have told them about Benny's resource guarding and each time they disregarded what I say and tell them he's too aggressive with his pen, which I have already discussed with them about so I don't understand why these sitters would be placed with us. In addition, when I spoke with you all, I was told after the 2nd or 3rd sitter he was doing that not knowing it until it started getting worse. You stated, "they probably didn't tell you because they didn't want to worry you" No transparency at all, that should have been told to me at the very beginning so it could have been fixed. Upon further review via video, the sitter (Brian) did not have experience and mishandled my baby. Picking him up from his pen knowing I told you how he is with it and him almost getting dropped (knowing I told him how to walk him into his pen, he chose not to listen) followed by him using gloves to handle him, what kind of person does that? This is Benny's first time meeting this man and he is doing that, when you meet anyone you have to give them time to warm up to you, which he did not do. There was no care from that man and Shawna didn't care either when I expressed my feelings. I should make a report for y'all's negligence knowing I'm out of town and y'all can't take care of him. But it's ok. As Shawna stated "we have no sitters" I wonder what she would have done if I didn't have anyone to stop by? Just cruel and complete bs. Do better. If y'all were so trained you should've stepped in to care for my baby but you didn't. I feel I've been loyal and given y'all my hard earned money and this is how y'all treat Benny? I didn't see any aggression when my friend stopped by per the picture. Luckily I had my friend come by and take care of my dog but if it wasn't for her and my faith in God coming through Benny would have been without food, water and a place to relieve himself for a day in a half while I'm out of town. Again Complete bs, never again! The invoice will be paid as soooon as I get back to Charlotte!

this place sucks my dog have been mistreated here she started bleeding after a few days of going…read morehere i recommend you do not bring your dog here i can't trust this place to take care of my dog

My German shepherd dog Milo LOOOVES this place! He gets so excited to come and has so much fun…read more Other places can't handle German shepherd dogs, but he can play, be crazy, be himself here! The staff remembers him every time and I love seeing his pictures on the Instagram story! He has a blast.

This was my first experience with Pawd and I will definitely be getting their services again. I…read moredon't like to keep my dog boarded because of a bad experience a few years ago, so I hired Pawd to come watch my baby when I went on a trip out of town. She was able to walk him several times a day, play with him, feed him, and send me lots of updates to make sure I wasn't stressing out about how he is. Couldn't ask for more!

This business is a LIFE SAVER and worth every penny. We have used them time and time again and…read morefeel so lucky that we found someone that treats our dogs like they are their own. We have used this company for overnight care for our dogs and hamster, as well as walks for the dogs. The owner is super involved and cares about each animal so much. Also, for when we request to dog sit overnight for all 4 of our pups, the house is always left in pristine condition and my pups are always really happy. We have used several companies around town and this is by far the best one around and we aren't going anywhere else!

Nice friendly, and very understanding. Thank you so much. The Baileys and Casey was wonderful.read more

This is strike 2 and I feared the risk of waiting until strike 3 to never return. I dropped my 2…read moredogs off for doggy daycare. When I picked them up after work, they were brought into the lobby smelling of urine. They left wet paw prints on the floor. When I got them into the car, the urine smell was overwhelming. I went back in and asked the woman at the front desk why the dogs reeked of urine. She actually asked, "what do you want me to do about it?". I replied maybe return the dogs in the same condition as when they were dropped off. She said maybe they rolled in it outside. Rolled in urine? Um, ok. Thank God I have a dog cover over the back seat of the car. It was soaked. Their collars and leashes were wet and reeked as well. I had the enjoyment of running everything through the wash and giving the dogs 3 rounds of bathing each to get the smell out of their fur. They were obviously kept in their kennels without being let out to relieve themselves. Both dogs are housebroken and well behaved. Not a way I want to spend my evening after working all day. Not to mention that doggie daycare is not cheap. The first strike was when I came to pick them up and while I was waiting for them to come out, a very large aggressive dog named "Tarzan" came in with his owner and the owner had no control over him. The female front desk staff wouldn't take him back to his kennel. They had to call a male to the front that could handle him. My dogs had to be kept behind glass doors until it was safe for them to come out. That's a huge liability on Pet Palace if that dog hurts another person or dog. Ever heard of making the owner call when he's in the parking lot to make sure the lobby is clear?

Every visit with either Kiki, my tuxedo cat, or Tootsie, my rambunctious French Bulldog, just keeps…read moregetting better and better. Monroe Animal Hospital continues to impress me with their exceptional customer service, skill, and genuine compassion. They truly treat every pet as an individual and take the time to find the approach that works best for them. I was especially amazed during Tootsie's recent nail trim. For years, previous vets told me sedation was the only option because she was so fearful. I watched as Dr. Fackrell and Magda calmly assessed the situation and confidently tried a different approach. Instead of forcing the issue, they used a gentle "air jail" hold, allowing Tootsie to stay secure while Magda quickly trimmed her nails. She didn't even flinch! It was over in moments, and for the first time, it felt like her fear and the stress surrounding nail trims had finally been broken. If you've struggled with a dog who dreads nail trims, I can't recommend Dr. Fackrell and Magda enough. They make an incredible team, and their patience and expertise made all the difference. At just $19 for a nail trim every three months, it's worth every penny. Thank you, Monroe Animal Hospital, for always going above and beyond. We'll see you in October for Kiki's renal panel recheck!

I just wanted to give huge shout out for the staff and Dr. Widay helped me through the most…read moredifficult situation of the passing of my fur baby Noah. Dr. Widay showed compassion, empathy and so much kindness while I was trying to absorb it all. I cant thank Dr. Widay Dee Dee, Delia, Meghan and Gisele who showed me so much comfort and love. If there were an option of stars to rate this clinic all the stars in the sky would probably won't satisfy my appreciation to Monroe Animal Hospital. Warmest hugs and gratitude Linda D and Noah

Even though I live in FT. Mill Long Animal Hospital in Charlotte will be my forever go to Vet…read more Vet Medical Center of Fort Mill gave me a minor surgery quote with dental cleaning for $2,300 and no negotiating and no military discount. I then called Long Vet hospital in Charlote, got an appointment same day and they gave me a quote for same procedures for $700, scheduled the surgery for 2-days later, gave me a 10% military discount and I paid $630! I saved $1,670 just for driving an extra 10-minutes up I77N. Don't get ripped off by Vet. Medical Center of Fort Mill. Besides the $ savings it was a great experience, all the doctors and staff were great, they seem to go above and beyond expectations for every customer.

The facility itself is large and well-maintained. The front desk wasn't especially warm, but…read morecheck-in was quick and it was early (8:30am). When I booked the appointment, I made sure to mention that he's an older, asthmatic cat. I would have expected that information to prompt a few more questions -- about his temperament, how he handles, whether sedation might be needed -- so the visit could be planned accordingly. Instead, it seems like this only came up as a problem once we were already there. Two male vet techs took my large, senior, asthmatic cat back for his exam. They were friendly, asked good questions, and seemed genuinely interested in understanding my cat before taking him for vaccines and bloodwork. About 10-15 minutes later, they returned with Dr. Foreman. She walked in without introducing herself or asking who I was, and opened with, "What a grumpy cat." She then told me they'd given the vaccines but couldn't draw blood, clip his nails, or do anything else I'd requested, and suggested sedating him for a follow-up visit. I was caught off guard -- my cat has had blood drawn and nails clipped at previous vets without issue. She explained he was breathing hard and being aggressive, and that she was concerned for her staff's safety and his. That's a reasonable concern on its own. What wasn't reasonable was that she never came to discuss it with me directly or explore alternatives before deciding the appointment was over. I explained that I don't drive and had relied on a friend to bring us in, and that getting a large, older cat into a carrier isn't simple. Her response: "Well, at least he's legal now" -- referring to the state-mandated vaccine. No acknowledgment of the situation, no empathy. When I said the bloodwork was the most important part of the visit given his age, she said, "I could have just done something and then be coming back here to tell you he's dead." I called out how hostile that comment was, and her tone only became more dismissive from there. This was, by a wide margin, the most unprofessional interaction I've had with a veterinarian. I won't be returning, and I'd urge anyone considering this clinic to ask specifically who they'll be seeing and stay clear of Dr. Foreman.

I want to give a great shout out to Cindy Rodriguez and staff of Oh, My Paw LLC. She has been…read moretaking care of my kitties, Zuko and Monte for over a year now, when I travel out of town and does a marvelous job! The kitties are both 13 yo and get anxious when I leave for more than a couple of days. On my recent 2 week trip to Ireland, Cindy went out of her way to make sure they weren't lonely, as well as taking care of feeding them & taking care of the litter box. I love how she sends photos of them to me each day with a status report. If you are ever in need of superior pet sitting I highly recommend contacting Cindy and Oh. My Paw LLC,!

I hired them over the holidays to watch my dog/two cats. they exceeded my expectations. Auggie and…read moreCindy were fantastic, and took fantastic care of my animals and house. I highly recommend them! I also wanted to point out that the house was spotless when I got home, which was a pleasant surprise. I will absolutely be using them again in the future.