I read a review where they hit a dog. A customer saw it and posted a photo. I'm worried this is my…read moredog. He went there 5 years ago. This is not a place where they care about your pets. No wonder my dog never wanted to go again! Please be aware of what happens here.

My dog was injured and I was not notified upon pick up.... Giving two stars because the owner was…read morehonest when confronted and was willing to pay vet bills

We absolutely love Jack and Emily's. We have two dachshunds who are nervous clients…read more Our groomer takes time to calm them before the groom. I give them 10 out of 5 stars, absolutely awesome!

Nice, caring groomers. My dogs like it there. Reasonable prices…read more Not sure what more needs to be said but I need at least 85 characters in order to post this review.

If I could give this place 6 stars I would. I know it's an unassuming store front in a strip mall,…read morebut I can't say enough great things about this place. My husky plays all day and wears himself out with his best friends. Everyone who works there knows the dogs by name and personality. And even when there was an incident where my dog had an unexpected seizure, the staff handled it calmly and perfectly and I felt so good he was in their hands. 100% recommend and please visit and see for yourself.

This place doesn't seem to get enough love! Such a great place to send your dog. They have webcams…read moreso you can watch your pup anywhere anytime! Bernie comes home and passes out from all the fun he has there.

they were super patient and welcoming to my girl who can be nervous around new people! she's still…read morea bit shy but warming up quickly!

I was extremely disappointed and frustrated with my recent experience at Camp Bow Wow in Cherry…read moreHill, NJ. As a dog owner, I was expecting a fun and safe environment for my pup to socialize and get some exercise. Unfortunately, my expectations were shattered. We scheduled and were accepted for an interview which our fur baby met expectations. The staff was friendly and professional. When I dropped off my dog, I was greeted with enthusiasm. The staff seemed very interested in caring for my dog's needs. I was then advised that I needed to pay for a two-day stay at a discounted rate before they would agree to accept her for boarding. No problem, I did that with much excitement because we believed we had found a wonderful place for our baby. On the first day of her stay, I was informed by the owner that our baby got into a scuffle with another dog but that it was ok. She then advised me of their three strikes and you're out policy. Our baby came home that day tired and a little unlike herself, but we assumed it was because she played so much and had a fun day. The second day, I received a call that our baby had attacked a sleeping dog, and it was captured on video. I was then advised we would discuss her ability to be boarded once I picked her up that day. I was in disbelief because that didn't even sound like our baby, but there was video proof, so it must be accurate. I mean, the owner of a reputable establishment would not lie. Well, in my opinion, that is exactly what she did. I arrived with my 10-year-old daughter to pick up our baby and was eager to see the video. We witnessed a dog who was not asleep as led to believe and our dog being startled and therefore defending herself by barking and then attempting to fight back after being sprayed with a water hose. We were then informed in a sheepish and unprofessional manner that this facility would not be able to board our dog as previously agreed upon. The reason we were given was that our dog starred at a geriatric dog (the sleeping dog she allegedly attacked) in a suspicious way and that because our rescue dog was not with us for at least three months they could not board her. Now, in full disclosure, I wanted to write this review because I was very upset that I felt that Camp Bow Wow, wasted my time and just wanted me to pay for a two-day stay. I find that I was upset because they did not diligently review our intake paperwork, wasted my time, and scammed me for a two-day stay. If they do not board rescue dogs who haven't been with their owners for less than three months, why was our baby interviewed in the first place as this appears to go against Camp Bow Wow's policy? I clearly stated on the intake paperwork that we had only had her since March. After this stressful day, I was now faced with finding another facility to house our baby because we were going out of town for my graduation. I eventually did find a wonderful place and could not be happier with how they are caring for our baby, more about them in another post!!! I would not recommend Camp Bow Wow in Cherry Hill to anyone. The facility has too many dogs which is ripe for aggression. This experience has taught me that my dog needs fewer dogs, a more loving environment, and an attentive staff who understands that while dogs are our family members they are still dogs. I appreciate having a negative experience with Camp Bow Wow because it allowed me to see what my dog needed. It allowed me to find her home away from home. I have found such a place, again more about that in a post to follow. I hope my review helps.

I followed this 5 star review and took my boarded terrier over for nails sanitary and anal glands…read more What a disaster. What I got was a bath and a trim. They trimmed off all the facial hair that gave her personality. I don't believe they did the other things I asked for. possibly a language barrier. I don't know but I'll certainly never return.

Our Sheltie has been anxious about grooming at other places but is very relaxed and happy at…read moreFriends Grooming. The staff is very friendly, kind and professional. The grooming serviice was excellent at a reasonable price.

We have two dogs that have been going there for years. The staff is always on time. They do a great…read morejob on our dogs. One is a little touchy, but they seem to work with him. I would definitely recommend them.

We brought our two Akitas in to get a bath and a blowout! The groomers were so accommodating and…read morefriendly! Our pups looked amazing and smelled so good (the plum shampoo is amazing)! Thanks so much for the wonderful experience! We will definitely be back!!!

I stopped in with my new brother, Finn, to see what this spa experience was all about. Wow, the…read morehuman who groomed me was good! I look amazing! 2 paws up.

Champ's Dog House took wonderful care of my 14 year old yorkie mix- they were very clean and…read moreprofessional and my dog seemed very calm after his grooming- he also looks great too! I highly recommend bringing your pup to Champ's. My groomer was Glenda (she was fantastic) however I think all the groomers there do a great job!

Very friendly and warm fuzzy vibes with care for the dogs especially seen! Great place! We love it…read morehere!

I think the Philadelphia stores have a larger selection but the man who waited on me was very…read moreknowledgeable and didn't try to sell me something that wouldn't work for my dog. An honest and knowledgeable salesperson? How refreshing! High-end dog food (Orijen and Merrick) and toys available.

The service that our dog, Magoo, receives by all is exceptional. Everyone is so kind and a pleasure…read moreto work with. Lu is the best and very patient. Thanks for all you do. Continued success to you all

We trek 20 minutes even though there are closer groomers to us. Karen has two newfs and is great…read morewith Gus. Caution: if you are fragile, don't come here. Karen has scolded us before for not properly brushing our dog between grooms. She kindly took the time to text me what equipment I needed. Now we brush better, especially before a groom!

They are kind to my dog. He's older and I found them to be gentle and concerned for him in their…read morecare.

We went in tonight to see if we could fine a crate for our dog. While in there I heard this little…read moredog cry out. So I went to find where it was coming from. It was coming from the grooming area. I stood and watched. The groomer was clearly upset at the dog and being rough and push the dog a few times. The little dog looked scared. She seemed to sense me watching and started to be nicer to the dog. I asked a few people if it was their dog. It wasn't anyone's dog. I took a picture to show the dog. If this is your dog. I hope you see this and don't take him/her back. This is why I never left my dog at a groomer.