Grooming Update: I took him in for grooming. While it was convenient that he was already there for…read moreday care. I wasn't excited about the grooming experience. I'm not saying this was the groomers fault but he developed two severe hot spots the day after. He came home and was non stop itching the next day I noticed the hot spots. Took him to the vet gave him shots and shaved him. I have never had this problem before after grooming. Again not saying it was the groomer. We recently stopped by to check out this new dog daycare because we have a mini Goldendoodle, Naveen, and it's conveniently located near us. Overall, our first impression was very positive. When we first arrived, the receptionist was on the phone with what appeared to be an upset client, so we waited about 10-15 minutes before being acknowledged. To be fair, I completely understand that those conversations can take time and deserve attention. The owner happened to come out, greeted us with a warm smile, apologized for the wait, and immediately made us feel welcome. He gave us a thorough tour of the facility and patiently answered all of our questions. The facility includes separate play areas for large and small dogs, boarding rooms with individual storage for each dog's belongings, grooming services, and an outdoor play area. Everything looked clean and thoughtfully designed. Before dogs can attend daycare or boarding, they complete an assessment, which is easy to schedule through the app (it's listed under Training). Naveen spent a few hours there for his assessment and came home wearing the cutest little bow tie, which was such a thoughtful touch and made us smile. The app was straightforward and easy to navigate, and the pricing seemed fair for the services offered and the area. A few things I wasn't crazy about: the security cameras are for internal use only, so owners can't check in on their dogs during the day. I also felt like many services came as add-ons. Lastly, I noticed the daycare play area didn't have toys. The owner explained that toys can sometimes create resource guarding issues between dogs, which I completely understand from a safety standpoint, but as a dog parent I still wished there were a few enrichment options. If I remember correctly, I believe they mentioned plans to add climbing equipment or other play structures in the future. For now, I'm giving 5 stars based on our initial visit and Naveen's assessment experience. The customer service from the owner, the cleanliness of the facility, the thoughtful little details, and the overall professionalism left us feeling confident enough to book both daycare and boarding later this month. I'm also planning to schedule a grooming appointment. I should of took more pictures, to post, but I was in the moment and forgot. I'll be sure to come back and update this review after we've had experience with those services as well.

This is the absolute best place to bring your pet! Our pup Mabel (long legs) loves it here. The…read morestaff is amazing and they treat your pet like their own!

I have two dogs that I have been bringing here for years. They are senior dogs now, each with…read morespecial needs. Pampered pets is our go to choice for daycare and boarding. I have total peace of mind while they are there. Brian (owner) and his entire team know my dogs' complex medication schedules and their needs and accommodate them without question. My dogs are eager to visit which says a lot. Any time I say "pampered pets" they get wound up to get in the car. :-)

Stacey is AMAZING, very caring towards the animals she works on and knowledgeable on what they need…read moreand how to best support specific areas. Truly awesome to work with, cannot recommend her more.

We got a great dog! Kind sweet animal! He took to us and our home right away. We have owned a…read morelot of dogs over the years. He seems to be one of the best.

I have been bringing my Aussie, Chloe, here for a few years. They always do a wonderful job and…read moreshe's happy and not stressed out when she comes home.

Just moved to IL and didn't have a vet but when my dog had an injury last week I started calling…read morevets in the area who could see him immediately. Luckily they had availability within an hour to take my doggie. The signage now shows this as Cobb & Co. There was plenty of parking and I was able to get checked in quickly. The exam didn't take too long and the vet took the time to explain everything to me. I went home amazed that I went from panicked to perfectly calm thanks to how they handled everything. Prices for the exam and the medications were perfectly reasonable and I've now told 4 other friends to check them out. I will be bringing both my dogs here from now on!

My wife and I recently moved to the area in Late August. We own two cats, Molly, age 12 and…read moreCarlton, age 11. we were looking for a Vet in the area who was established and well-known. We were referred by a friend to Tri City Animal Hospital ion Elgin. Although our home is in Algonquin we found that Tri City was not that far and easy to get to. Molly, the older cat had some problems with her fur matting (she is a long hair) and had been pulling the matted fur out in clumps. She also needed her yearly rabies shot. So we made an appointment for Sept 11th to get her checked out. On that Date she was given the rabies shot and had the mattes fur removed. She was then given a blood test to look for any issues. I was told once they received the results back from the lab they would call me. Probably a Day or two. So far- so good. Now we made an appointment for them to see our other cat, Carlton. Carlton had been a rescue cat that my wife adopted and is her special little friend. They are very close. However, recently, Carlton had been acting lethargic and was losing weight. He was also drinking HUGE amounts of water constantly and missing his litter box. So we needed to get him checked out as well as to get him his rabies shot. We took him in to Tri City on September 16th at which point I still had not received a phone call, email or text from them concerning the results of Molly's tests. I assumed that a lack of a call could be interpreted as everything was well with her. And she was back to acting normally anyway. So I didn't raise a ruckus at this time. Our primary concern was Carlton who seemed to be in declining health. So on Sept 16th we brought Carlton to Tri City and a girl came out to our car and took our information and Carlton's History. They examined him and gave him his rabies shot. He was found to be severely dehydrated and had sores inside of his mouth. To them this indicated a possible thyroid and/or kidney problem. They took blood and urine samples and sent them to the lab and, again, promised to call us with the results. At this time they also rehydrated Carlton before releasing him to us. This was on Wednesday the 16th. we heard nothing from them on the 17th. On the morning of the 19th a Doctor from Tri City called my wife at work at a time when she couldn't talk and blurted out that the cat had 3rd stage kidney disease and hyperthyroidism and was in bad shape. My wife was extremely upset at being told this in such an abrupt and matter-of -fact manner and told them she couldn't talk as she was at work and she'd call them after work. So all Day long she was upset and distracted from her work by this call. Once she got home she called them back while was at her side. At this point she got a different Doctor who told her that all of their files were mixed up that had come from the lab and they didn't know which lab results belonged to which animal. He admitted to the screw-up which at various times during the conversation was blamed on "some other Doctor" because he is not there every Day or "the lab" or just somebody that works at the animal hospital. My wife was now crying so I took the phone and told him I didn't like the way that they had given my wife the bad news that morning when she had been at work and had told them she couldn't talk. Also that the result of that phone call she had been in a emotional wreck all Day- AND to NOW be told that they didn't even know which test belonged to which animal!!! And then I mentioned that I had never even heard the results of Molly's tests a week earlier. Well he fumbled around and eventually found those results, again blaming the lack of a call on somebody else. So now we were back at square one. We had to bring Carlton back in on Monday the 21st to go through the tests all over again. Over the weekend Carlton grew more lethargic but didn't seem to be in any pain. We duly brought him back in for our appointment at noon. They didn't see us until after 12:30 but that is a minor complaint. They drew blood but were unable to obtain a urine sample. They also rehydrated him again and told us that the samples would go to the lab that afternoon we should hear from them the next Day (Tuesday). We didn't hear from them on Tuesday. We didn't hear from them on Wednesday nor Thursday. At this point it really didn't matter because Carlton died late Tuesday Night, cradled in my wife's arms. On Friday September 25th my wife got a call from Tri City. The Doctor on the Line told my wife that results of the test showed that the cat was in very bad shape. My wife then told her the sad news that the cat had passed away on Tuesday Night. At this point the Doctor told her that it was to be expected because of it's condition and age (the cat was only 11- hardly old). Incompetence coupled with lack of empathy was our experience there and we won't be back.

Frito loves going to see Anja and getting to his "safe place". Frito is an anxious dog and while I…read morewas trying different places, he was more and more anxious each time I took him for grooming. Doggy Has It is special and Anja's magic touch has created an environment where Frito is excited to go and has no anxiety. Anja's care and love of dogs is apparent the moment you speak with her. Highly recommend for boarding, daycare and grooming.

We have used doggy has it and Anja for years for grooming, boarding and doggy day care. Exceptional…read morecare and knowledge. Our dogs love going there and they are treated very well.

My dog is having a blast while I am on vacation and everyone is nice and the posts on instagram are…read morecute p.s please post more pictures of Harley

I can't say enough about this business and their amazing staff. They listened to everything I had…read moreto say about our boy Jax's last boarding experience. The owner, Rob, walked us through the facility and explained how things would play out for Jax's first stay. From drop off to pick up, everything went very smoothly. Jax made doggy friends, and I feel very confident in taking him there again and again. I picked up a very happy, waggy tailed boy, who almost acted like he wasn't ready to leave. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Large, new, clean open training spaces. Nice trainers. Good parking. They offer training in many…read moredog sports and also specialized classes. Even classes away from their facility.

We recently got our first puppy and knew we wanted to go to a great place that would really help…read morewith his training, and one of my friends recommended Spot on K9 Sports. I absolutely love this place- they use the positive reinforcement method and really build the relationship between dog and owner. They have so much advice on how to have a great relationship with your dog that does not involved constant punishment or yelling- right up my alley. I want to have a fun and playful relationship with my dog, and they are helping me build that. Julia & Donna offer a wide variety of classes that include puppy kindergarten, obedience, rally, agility, nosework, canine good citizen certification, and other socializing type of outings (downtown hound). They have extensive knowledge and are willing to share and answer any questions. I also loved that if I had a question between classes they were willing to e-mail me answers so I did not have to wait an entire week. My 6 week class (1 hour sessions each week) was $125 which I felt was very reasonable for all I learned. They work well with a wide variety of dogs- puppies to adults- and really help dogs socialize well with other humans and dogs which is incredibly important. I highly recommend you check this place out through their website and get your dog signed up for your first class. We have now taken Puppy Kindergarten, Beginner Obedience, and Foundation Agility!