Have been a long time client of Pet-Agree, for training classes with several dogs (even a foster…read moredog) and boarding/day care. We don't go as often as we used to, but the staff still remembers us; they've had some long-term people there for as long as we've been going, 11 years. Owner/Trainer Karen Smith is just a lovely lady. She's extremely good at what she does, and has a good sense of humour (definitely a plus when working with dogs). Though she's all about positive reinforcement, that doesn't mean a dog doesn't learn there's a consequence to a bad/unwanted behavior. She makes the classes interesting and fun and she educates herself, and her staff, on new training methods and things to try with the dogs. That's fabulous for those of us who have taken multiple dogs through the various levels of classes over time. It would get boring if we weren't as enthused as our dogs; they'd pick up on that negativity. We've done private lessons with a couple dogs who needed more than they could get in a group scenario; one who hadn't been socialized as a puppy and was afraid of a dust bunny never mind people. It took a year working with Karen, but it was glorious to see that dog blossom. Not only did we do basic obedience, behavior modification, lots of desensitizing, but Karen educated me back then on what makes a good dog food, and how some ingredients were thought to affect behavior. And she introduced me to herbal remedies as well. It was a complete, successful, program. She is a wonderful trouble shooter when you're having a particular issue with your dog. If one thing doesn't work to resolve, she'll suggest something else. And Karen or her assistants, are always available by phone when you have questions between sessions. They would write summary notes of your lesson so you didn't have to try and remember it all. I hope they still do that because those are handy to keep on file to refer back to over time. You just have to be willing to do the homework and then the results speak for themselves when you have a dog that is a pleasure to live with and for people to meet in public. It's been invaluable with our Rottweilers - they've been breed ambassadors and shown people the true nature of the breed - oversized lap dogs! Our dogs love going to daycare and they don't even mind boarding for a few nights. The staff get to know the dogs and will assess to determine which other dogs might be good playmates. Of course it varies depending on the dogs that come in day to day, but they know the regulars and who might be compatible with whom. They get regular rest periods, and are monitored for stress. Some people criticize the set up of the multiple play yards and what they feel is not enough staff to supervise, or leaving collars on. I understand those criticisms, and know that accidents can happen quickly, but in the time we've been using Pet-Agree, never heard of it happening there. They're doing something right. The place is looking a little less glossy the last few years, and they don't have webcam abilities, as some trendier places do, but it's always clean and full of lots of friendly smiles - human and canine. :)

Update: 6 years later I still love this groomer. Sadly, we moved out of state too far for them to…read moregroom our dog. After 2+ years I found another groomer but they still aren't as attentive to our requests as Pet-Agree.

I can't say enough good things about Maddi's experience at A Dog's Tale! From the moment we walk…read morethrough the door, the staff treats her like family. Maddi absolutely loves her time there--she comes home happy, tired, and full of excitement every day. The team truly understands her playful and sweet personality, and it's clear they go above and beyond to make her (and all the dogs) feel loved and cared for. I'm so grateful we have found a place where Maddi not only has fun but is also safe and well looked after. We especially love her occasional add-on "Beauty Days" we can include. It's so convenient and the team does a wonderful job. Thank you for making her days so special! - The Barrett's, Eliot ME

Great daycare spot! The staff love dogs and are great with the humans too! My dog has been coming…read morefor 3 years and can't get enough!

The caretakers treat my dog like family. She is very timid and they were gentle and patient with…read moreher.

Our dog Roux absolutely loves coming to daycare at Zion Hill. She loves seeing the chickens, ducks,…read moreand horses on the way in, and the ladies behind the desk adore her! When I called to let them know Roux wasn't feeling well, they wished her well, sent hugs and kisses, and told us to keep them posted. They always remember her and us, and they care! Plus, Roux is always tired when she comes home and a tired dog is a happy dog.

Refused to see me when I came in with a near dead dog....I was dropped off by a neighbor and Said…read morethey were "about" to get busy so couldn't look at him at all, then she gives the sarcastic smug smirk!!!! Waited 45 min in the parking lot for a ride to an emergency clinic and not one car came in to this Vet office the entire time I was there. Use to think highly of them. NOT ANYMORE wouldn't bring a hamster to these idiots

We've brought our pets to this vet for a few years--not because it's the best or the most…read moreaffordable, but simply because it's the closest to us. Unfortunately, I've never felt truly good about the environment. The veterinarian has consistently come across as extremely anxious and red-faced, which can be unsettling. I completely understand anxiety--because I deal with it myself--but it's not the energy I want around my animals during already stressful visits. After a recent experience outside of the clinic, where the vet showed a clear lack of basic kindness, respect and understanding toward me, I've decided I will not be returning. I believe how someone treats others--animal or not--matters. I'm disappointed to have to write this, but people and pets deserve a safe, calm, and respectful environment. Sadly, that hasn't been my experience here.

If I could give more than 5 stars, I would…read more I was driving back from a trip from Portland and heading back home to Massachusetts. It was a very hot day, and my cat vomited and started panting heavily. I was frazzled, found Eliot Veterinary Hospital in a Google search, and got there as fast as I could. At first I was told they couldn't see my cat because they weren't an emergency vet, but when I said I was concerned about driving the distance to the emergency vet, luckily they were willing to take a look at my cat. Everyone at the office was very kind, caring and professional. Dr. Devlin gets the biggest shoutout though. She came right over to me and had a great what I call bedside manner... I know I wasn't in a bed, but I mean she got down on the floor to speak to me and was very calm, kind and thorough... not running in in a rush and giving me 30 seconds of time like some doctors do. They were very quick to get everything done even though I of course did not have an appointment, and they kept me updated constantly which was great. They were very patient and easy to talk to and made sure I understood what my options were and what was happening. Dr. Devlin again sat on the floor and asked if I had any questions. This meant the world to me.... She was not rushed at all and really showed that she cared. She answered my questions and continued to be very calm and helpful. Thankfully my cat was fine, and I really appreciated that they gave me ice packs, dish towels to wrap them in, and pee pads for the journey home. Dr. Devlin herself left me a voicemail later to ask if we got home safely, and they sent me emails with info about the visit and saying to reach out if I had any questions. Considering it was a horrible situation that I would never wish on anybody, it couldn't have gone smoother. Thank you, Eliot Veterinary Hospital! Mama Kitty and I are so appreciative!

Wonderful doctors and staff! such a welcoming and supportive environment. My typically fearful,…read morerescued beagle loves the treats and is readily coaxed to accept the TLC he consistently gets!

When I got Zoey in the car she immediately fell asleep which is odd for Zoey...she's a very…read moreenergetic one year old, but I figured it was all the excitement of going somewhere new. Once we got home she ran out in the lawn and spread all the way out and just layed there on the cold ground, this prompted me to look at her belly. She had a razor burn on her belly and one of her legs, her mouth had been cut and was bleeding, her butt is cut so short that she has no hair at all.

I have been bringing my Golden Retriever to Heidi for the last 4 years and they do a great job with…read morehim. He is always excited to get groomed and he loves Heidi.

Hello. We have been here previously for our bunny, the first time we visited went quite well,…read morehowever the 2nd time we arrived, we spoke with the vet on our bunny's condition. She was not eating, (3+ days.) unless it was softer things like fruit, and as well as not having her usual energy and jumps. She had lost weight, and didn't smell the best due to her sickness and unable to clean herself, and due to that, the vet barely touched her. We got booked a late appointment, when the vet called us he was very quick with examining her weight and behavior, not a full checkup, despite the price we paid. He never checked her mouth, he provided us medicine in case there was an infection, however, whenever she'd chew, her teeth made a noise. We managed to blend up hay and her other food, and she was so hungry she'd take it. Our rabbit had an overgrown tooth, causing this reaction out of her, and nothing was done about it. Come mothers day, the bunny had passed.

Had a great experience here with our first visit last month. Our usual vet was booked out almost a…read moremonth and we couldn't wait that long so we decided to give Central Park a call. Covid has thrown all sorts of weird and wacky new procedures our way but everyone here was great. I called to let them know I was there, they called back to get some info about my dog and then they came right out to the car to get her. After her visit, the vet called, he was SO nice and thoroughly explained what he thought was wrong and talked about the medicine he would send out with her. The price was almost MUCH better than any other vet I've been to in the area. Will definitely be switching both dogs to make this our permanent vet.

We were looking for a vet for our new kitten, Eddie. We found the perfect place. All the staff are…read morecaring and kind.

Self serving veterinary hospital. They only allow you to buy tick and flea, and other…read moreprescriptions through them at twice the cost. Isn't that nice of them? Also, their vets have a lot of time off and cancel/reschedule appointments frequently. Hours say 8 fo 5 online but really 9-4.