Dr. Brown is, without a doubt, the most amazing vet I have ever brought my pets to. She spends a…read moresignificant time with each pet, you can tell that she really cares about their well-being. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend

Dr Brown was amazing, very responsive to initial email and came out to the house and spent time…read moredoing a thorough exam and ultrasound on our senior dog who has a mass on her bladder. Went over various possible options with us and dispensed some meds to help her in the meantime while we decide about further treatment.

Compassionate, caring and loving. They have need our vet choice for a number of years. They are top…read morerated in my book.

I called this office last week when my dog was having an emergency medical issue. His normal vet,…read moreDr Sheri at Conway Vet was out having emergency surgery so I reached out to other local clinics. Understandably, like many area businesses, they are overwhelmed and cannot take new clients. What is not understandable is why the person who answered the phone was so rude. She actually went out of her way to be rude and condescending. I have no doubt it must get annoying to have to tell people countless times a day that you are not accepting new patients, but perhaps mention that on the recorded message. You don't have to be kind but when someone is trying to get help for their best friend who is having frightening symptoms, you should really skip the whole being a jerk thing. I was able to find another vet and he got great care and is doing well now. I'm glad we were able to find another clinic because I would have taken him to this place despite the rudeness if they had been willing to see him, I was that desperate to get him help, but outside of a medical emergency, I would never want to place his care and well being in the hands of people like this. Imagine getting the honor and privilege to work with and care for animals all day and somehow still manage to be a horrible and miserable human.

I already wrote a review on their website and it disappeared…read more I didn't want to write this review but I feel it's important for people who love their pets. We brought our seventeen year old papillon for two days last weekend to Karla's Pet Rendezvous. Our first impression was great. They were very friendly and they said they were waiting for us. Someone took our dog right away and said she would be with her. The woman at the desk received our dog's bag and started taking notes of everything we needed with respect to feeding our dog. We gave her a new bag of very special food and explained how to serve it. We told her also that we left a can of food, only in case of need. She was saying yes to everything. I wonder if she actually wrote it down. Two days later we returned for our dog. We were very concerned to find out if she ate well. She usually doesn't eat well when we are not around and that's why we brought in the special food. To our surprise, they said she ate well. We also asked if she was taken out to the bathroom recently. She said about an hour ago. Our dog was crying from the moment she saw us, which was also unusual but we thought she really missed us. We left, thinking everything was fine. We took her outside and she peed immediately for a long time. She doesn't do this unless she hasn't been out for hours. I was already disappointed but I didn't say anything and left. Our dog kept crying in the car, which it's also strange. I gave her a treat and she devoured it. And wanted more. I told my husband, our dog seems very hungry which it's very unusual since it was about 3 in the afternoon and she doesn't eat dinner until after 6. We stopped to feed her. The first thing we found was the bag of the special foods that was not even open. We served it immediately and our dog was really starving. They didn't even opened it! We found the can food that was open and they used only a little bit. We were so upset. Our dog ate and stopped crying. The next day I called the pet boarding place and they dismissed me. They said it was an accident. I felt really bad to have left my dog in such bad care. I do not recommend this place at all.

Boarded my dog, the dog was happy and healthy when I picked him. The dog also has been in for…read moregrooming and toenails, highly recommend

Would love to adopt one of ya dogs been looking i need a best friend to help me with depression…read moreand anxiety

If you are looking for a clean friendly trustworthy place, you have found it! These workers care…read morefor these animals and love them just as if they were their very own. Just purchased a puppy from these folks and had a great experience. You won't regret it!

We always enjoy stopping into Four Your Paws Only when we're in the area, but this was our first…read moretime bringing our puppy, and it was such a great experience! Everyone who works there stopped to say hello and made sure he got plenty of yummy treats. The staff is so warm and welcoming. We picked up a few treats and visited the bakery, and our puppy happily approves. 10/10 from him! Highly recommend for anyone traveling with their pup or looking for a fun, friendly local pet shop.

Amazing staff and welcoming environment!!…read more Stopped in out of the blue during my weekend stay in NH to get some treats for my fur baby AND received a $10 credit for eating a homemade dog biscuit for the National dog biscuit day! I always said that if I wouldn't put it in my mouth, my babies wouldn't! I wish I didn't live 4 hours away otherwise I would come more often!! The varieties to choose from are like walking into a deli for a human with better tasting quality ingredients

Our dog Harper had a great time this week playing at dog daycare while we were visiting for the 4th…read moreof July week. Shane was great with Harper, and she was tail-wagging excited to go back every time we pulled up. He has a great facility with outdoor space, and Harper came home tired and happy. Highly recommend and look forward to returning next year!

Our family recently boarded our dog, Pepper, at the White Mountain Dawg Barn. We were camping at…read moreWhite Lake State Park, which doesn't allow dogs, and we didn't have a lot of options for Pepper (our usual dog babysitters were not available). We didn't have any connections to WMDB, but we took a chance with them and we are happy we did. The facility was spotless, Tony was incredibly knowledgable and supportive, and we felt like Pepper was 100% safe while she was there. We will totally use WMDB again, and we'll recommend them to friends.

This breeder is extremely honest, diligent and in love with each of the beautiful puppies she…read moreraises. This is a small home business and their pups are raised with her family inside her home, litter by litter. The love my sweet pup felt from birth shines through his charming demeanor and love for every human he meets.

Hello, I am writing to report a puppy purchase scam and to…read moredocument the circumstances surrounding a $500 deposit I paid. I initially contacted a breeder advertising dachshund puppies through a website and Facebook page associated with "Mainely Dachshunds." The website and communication appeared professional and knowledgeable about the breed, which led me to believe the breeder was legitimate. I placed a $500 deposit through their website using my Bank of America debit card to reserve a puppy. Shortly afterward, I was told there had been an issue with their website deposit system and was asked to send the deposit again through Venmo. I declined and explained that I would only consider sending another payment once the original deposit had been refunded to my account. They sent photos claiming the refund had been issued on their end, however the refund never appeared in my account. Approximately seven weeks later, I traveled to pick up the puppy as previously arranged. When I was about one hour away from the breeder and approximately 1.5 hours from home, I received a phone call stating that they had an emergency trip and that I would need to send the remaining balance of $3,000 immediately via Venmo. This new payment demand and the requirement to send funds through Venmo had never been mentioned previously. I explained that the situation made me uncomfortable and that I did not feel safe sending additional money under those circumstances. The breeder became very aggressive and stated that we were "not the right family" for the puppy. I attempted to call back to resolve the situation, but I was again asked to immediately send additional money via Venmo. At that point I determined the situation was fraudulent and unsafe, so I turned around and returned home without completing the purchase. I still have all written communication related to this transaction, including emails and messages documenting the deposit, payment requests, and the changing payment instructions. The only information not documented in writing is the verbal phone conversation that occurred while I was driving to pick up the puppy. Because of the sudden change in payment terms, the pressure to send a large payment through Venmo, and the demand for immediate payment due to an "emergency trip," I believe this was a fraudulent operation. I am happy to provide any supporting documentation, screenshots, or correspondence needed.