Jenna and Casey have watched my fur baby Max several times, lasting from a couple of days and up to…read morea full week. I like that I received frequent photos and updates about how Max was doing and what they did that day (walks, playing with other dogs, lounging on the couch, and snuggles with their family). Max loves them! Whenever I go anywhere without Max, they are my first choice and in highly recommend them!

From the owner: We host small to medium dogs in our home and treat them like family. We are also able to host small…read moreanimals and provide drop-in care for cats, dogs, rabbits, spiders, you name it!

Fantastic staff. Very professional, courteous, friendly, passionate and honest. Was treated with…read morerespect, felt my needs and concerns. Worked with me and gave me options.Dr. Ball and her tech were fantastic. Felt very positive walking out with my dog.

On a recommendation from a friend we decided to make the switch to cascade summit animal hospital…read morefor our primary vet. I was shocked that they were able to get us in so quickly. With all of our previous vets we had emergent issues that would have required us to either pay an emergency vet or wait weeks. All of the staff were friendly and helpful and judge free. They manage a lot of care on the app. The app is great for vaccine and flea med reminders as well as communicating with your care team for questions. I feel like with other vets they won't answer questions over the phone even simple ones without an appointment. Price point is high- but they have to run a business I'm sure the cost of running a clinic like this is steep as well. A little more price transparency would be good.

Sweet on Pets is a gem of a place! The groomers are so loving, kind and skillful with my doggy. The…read moreprices are the most affordable & the amount of time needed are some of the most efficient I have ever experienced in my doggy's 10 years of regular grooming. I am so grateful for the many sweet ways they are Sweet on Pets and therefore sweet on the humans that care for them.

Candy will be missed so deeply she was an amazing pet groomer and I loved our visits . I was…read moreshocked to hear about it! And now I'm in search for another groomer

As usual, only the best experience from pet able pet grooming! I dropped my pup off at 9am and…read morepicked him up around 10:45ish. He smells amazing and is so soft!! I attached some before and after pictures.

Nancy is amazing with dogs. They do smaller dogs, 50 pounds and under. From drop-off to pick-up my…read moreexperience is around 1 1/4 to 11/2 hours for the basic cut, ears and nails. We have Wire Fox Terriers and they always do well and come out looking great. They are by appointment only and often booked a few days in advance, so make sure not to wait to the last minute and expect to get in.

I have a 25 lb Shih Tzu who is hard to groom. I tried Annie's and I loved it! Lucky was all…read moreshaved for summer and so very cute! Nails trimmed and smelling good. Lucky is so happy as am I! I am so impressed with the care and dedication that is apparent at Annie"s.

I had a very upsetting experience here with my dog, Oscar,who is blind and has a known history of…read moredistress with dryers. At a previous appointment, we had specifically discussed making arrangements to avoid putting him in the dryer. Despite that, I was told during this visit that he was placed in and dryer and made that same distress sound. I was also asked to come in three hours earlier than my scheduled time and he would be ready in 2-3 hours. When I hadn't heard anything, I called and was then told he would not be ready until much later. No one contacted me to let me know there was a delay or that there has been an issue. What was most disappointing was how my concern was handled by the owner, Andrea when I arrived. Instead of acknowledging the communication breakdown or my concern for my dog, I felt dismissed and argued with rather than listen to. Instead of acknowledging my concerns about a blind senior dog in distress, I was made to feel like I was the problem for speaking up. To make matters worse, the owner told me not to bring Oscar back, calling me argumentative. Pet owners should be able to advocate for their dog's safety and comfort without being dismissed or penalized for it. Oscar appears to be okay, and I am grateful for that. But this experience was stressful, unprofessional, and not appropriate for a dog with known special needs. Oscar has been going to Annie's for a long time. Very disappointing, stressful and my dog did not get groomed in the 4 hours he was there.

I wanted to thank everyone who has provided care to my fur babies. All the staff is super friendly,…read morethe facility is always clean, and they do not try to add on services you do not need to do for your pets. Finding a veterinary hospital that you can trust at times can be very tough, but thankfully my babies have only needed to come in for regular visits minus a few visits where I possibly worry too much for my babies but this is when I appreciate the staff telling me that . Or I just feel that my cats just like seeing them. Thank you as always everyone at VCA West Linn! Jeff & Dexter appreciate you lots!

The staff are always extremely nice and supportive. Our dogs are comfortable with Dr Graff. I…read morewould recommend this place without reservations.

Corporate "care". They'll push an expensive plan and products on you and then when your pet gets…read moresick they don't take care of sick animals, that's for specialists, and if your pet dies you're going to have to spend 1/2 hour on the phone with someone in India listening to their cancellation policy before they'll stop charging you. It's the ruining of pet care. Save your money.

Dr. Hackney is the absolute best vet ever! She cares for our fur babies, Lumi & Leila, with a lot…read moreof attention and love and they love her back. We trust Dr. Hackney 100% and she always has their best interest. When making appointments, we go out of our way to make sure that our babies are seen by Dr. Hackney and a note was put in our file that she is the doctor we prefer. Banfield and all her patients are very lucky to have her and we are lucky to have found her. Dr. Hackney is so sweet and attentive and when she is explaining, she does it very thoroughly and in detail. We give our babies 110% every day to make sure that they get the best of the best for everything so Dr. Hackney is obviously in line with that. We know that Lumi and Leila are in the best care possible and our anxiety and worry are lessened. Dr. Hackney is one of those vets who truly care about and loves her patients. Thank you Dr. Hackney for everything you do!

I only used Betsy's services for a week and a half while I rented her basement apartment. She…read morevisited my dog twice per day-my pup is shy and anxious and would not have anything to do with Betsy. To her credit, I did see that she was making progress with my pup, which is no easy feat. Betsy and I were discussing my dog attending her daycare because my dog does infinitely better in a group setting. In addition, it was convenient for me for obvious reasons. My dog has gone to daycare for the better part of the year that I've had her, and she thrives in that environment. Never once have I had a complaint or negative report about my pup's behavior at daycare. In this conversation, Betsy used a condescending tone to refer to my dog as "difficult ". I informed Betsy that we no longer had an interest in her services, as I don't want my dog to be cared for by someone who would speak about her in that way. However, that's not why I'm leaving this review. I'm leaving this review because of something I observed with regards to her dog daycare. What her dog daycare consists of is several dogs hanging out with Betsy's daughter, Amelia (my best guess is she's a teenager)in their living room/dining room/kitchen area all day. Betsy is typically gone all day (8-3:30) from what she told me. There is a narrow dog run, running along one side and the back of the house. The daycare dogs are let out briefly to do their business a few times a day. While I was a tenant there, I had to do my laundry on the third floor of the house, above the daycare. This required me to wade through the group of dogs each time I went up and down the stairs to switch loads from the washer to the dryer. Every single time I did laundry during the month + I lived there, I noticed that Amelia was never downstairs with the dogs during daycare time. She was always in her room with the door closed. I suppose it's possible that she went in her room each time she heard me coming, but sound carries very well in that house and I'm sure that I would have heard her moving. I would also have considered this discovery a coincidence had it not happened multiple times. My primary inspiration for making this review is the fact that the very last time it happened, while sitting on my couch reading, I heard a kerfuffle between the daycare dogs. It did not sound like a fight, just like the dogs getting rowdy. Eventually, things settled down. Shortly afterwards, I had to go upstairs and get my last load of laundry out of the dryer. While making my way through the sea of dogs, I noticed that one of them was now holding one of its front paws up and was wearing a plastic cone around its neck. I only observed the dog for a couple of minutes, but it was never once willing to be weight-bearing on that paw. I hope that the dog wasn't seriously injured. Even more so, I hope that this is the only time anything like that has ever happened to any dogs that have attended this daycare. And even more so than that, I still have hope that it all was a complete coincidence that the dogs were never being cared for when I made my trips up and down the stairs. To be transparent, Betsy and I did not have a positive dynamic as landlord-tenant. Interactions were never heated, but Betsy did tell me that she is a very sensitive person and perhaps her daughter is as well. She may have been encouraged/wanted to avoid me due to the tension between her mother and I, despite the fact that I was polite to Amelia each time I saw her and professional to her mother. Bowser's Best Buddy is far different from any dog daycare I have ever seen, and I've been taking my dogs to daycare for over fifteen years. It's basically akin to your dog being at home, hanging out with a group of friends, sometimes supervised and sometimes not, with a potty break or two sprinkled in. There are no cameras for pet parents to observe their pups. I've never considered taking my dog to a daycare that doesn't offer this and my observation here has cemented that requirement for any pet care provider we use.

I have been a client of Betsy and Bowser's Best Buddy for about 9 years, starting when I had one…read morecat, then two, then a puppy, and finally a second puppy who is now an amazing 3.5-year-old dog. I know that Betsy is partially to thank for the wonderful companion Gromit has become. Betsy is conscientious and communicative, and she is very connected to the pets in her care. She spends time training them in addition to getting them out to stretch their legs and go potty, and she adjusts her training and walks to fit the dog's needs and personality. When my pup boarded with Betsy, he was treated like family. If Gromit could write a review, he would say he loves Betsy and Amelia as much as he loves me, and he wouldn't hesitate to recommend Bowser's Best Buddy to all of his furry friends!