Cindy did basic obedience with my 2 German Shepherds. She is dedicated, they love her and I…read morehighly recommend giving Cindy a call. She also dog sits. Wouldn't have anyone else care for my kids.

well he is a bullmasff and he does to sit gives his paws and down commands however I cannot take…read morehim out because he is to big to handle he pulls me he is very attached to me and very protected I just want to be able to take him everywhere, and assocaite with other dogs and cats

Just met Tally today with my rescue Misty, a jack russell dalmation mix. Over the last couple weeks…read moreMisty went backwards in training and forward in craziness. I was hesitant to begin with as Misty DOES NOT like males. During our consult not only did my dog not bark but related to him in a way that gives me hope. I signed up for a year and am looking forward to having a dog that will be a pleasure to take around anyone. I will update my experience.

They are literally the only place around here that I trust with my pets. They are so kind and…read morecompassionate. They make the visit so much less stressful and easy going

On one of the worst days, this vet was so nice and compassionate. Not thinking about another pet…read moreright now but when I do, I will not hesitate to go there again.

A friend of mine recommended K9 Heeling for dog training because she has sent all of her family…read moredogs there over the years and has always had great results. My first experience with K9 Heeling was virtual training sessions with Mitch. I had tried a few other trainers with my new rescue dog previously, but right away Mitch was asking questions about my dog and our relationship that no one else had, and immediately began identifying room for improvement and areas we could work together. In a few one-hour virtual sessions, Mitch helped me make great strides with my rescue so that I could leave her out in my living room when I left for work without her panicking or peeing anywhere. It was clear to me that Mitch really understood dog psychology and how to best train dogs to achieve a happy and positive relationship with them. When I had to go on a week-long trip recently, I thought it would be a good opportunity to use K9 Heeling's board and train two-week program. I drove almost three hours from DC to drop her off at what appeared to be a well-maintained and remote area, which made me happy that the odds of my dog escaping to a high-traffic area were low. I was immediately greeted by employees who were expecting my dog; I conveyed my hesitation because I had never left her with strangers before and was worried that due to her size (7lbs) she might escape through a small hole in a fence or be picked on by larger dogs. They assured me that no dog is ever unsupervised when out of their kennel. Later that evening, I got an email from K9 Heeling saying that they usually wait a day to send an update, but that they knew I was nervous about leaving my dog and wanted to let me know she was settling in just fine. Over the next two weeks, I got updates via Instagram photos and videos, as well as update emails with helpful training guides. I drove back out to pick her up after two weeks and spent about an hour with Mitch discussing how they had trained her and how I could continue the training. We went on a practice walk together where my dog showed off her new heeling skills and did not even try to lunge after the free range chickens! Overall, I highly recommend K9 Heeling for training, boarding, and even grooming needs. They are well-staffed, their facilities are in good shape, they keep a close eye on all their dogs, and genuinely care about the happiness and health of each animal. WELL WORTH the long drive from DC!

We had a very positive experience with Sam W training our mini golden doodle. We took him for two…read moreweeks of puppy training and returned for three weeks of training at six months old. Carter was a very difficult puppy and Sam W worked wonders with him. We are using K9 Heeling next week for boarding for the first time. I am anxious about leaving Carter but hoping he feels In familiar territory from having stayed at the facility for his training.

My heart melts when I think about the selfless work that Dr. Mary Helen and her staff do for our…read morepets every day. No day is the same and while the joy of meeting new animals is part of the deal, there are many days that are stressful and just plain heart wrenching. For those who feel the need to post negative reviews because you had a bit of a wait or because you have to pay for exceptional care, I encourage you to consider the alternatives or spend just one day in their shoes. Dr. MH gave our lab at least another year of life because she took the time to ask questions and research. She spent hours on the phone with us (9 and 10 p.m. at night) to ensure we were comfortable with the options. If you love animals I ask you to please say thank you to the staff at Coastal Veterinary and the other vets, volunteers, etc. who put their heart and soul into what they do. They deserve to be recognized not beat down. I could not do what they do every day and know for sure that our lives and the lives of many of our friends and neighbors are much happier because we know that someone cares. Thank you Coastal Veterinary for all that you do!

The place and people are nice but.... They way over charge for everything. Every time I come It…read morecosts between $400 to $700 or more a visit. Example- they literally charge $100-150 for a phone call with the vet about test results. I have never heard of such a thing! They should be ashamed of themselves!

Dr. Wolinski is awesome! She knew I was worried about my little fur person and took excellent care…read moreof her. Absolutely making her the ONLY bet we'll go to from now on. Also the whole office is calm & inviting. For the first time, my shih tzu wasn't nervous about being at the doctor's office, which is not the norm. In the past, she has been terrified about going to the vet but Dr. Wolinski made her comfortable and calm immediately.

Unfortunately, Dr. Jaclyn closed her vet to relocate. She was awesome with my baby and for that I'm…read moreforever grateful. She was personable and her staff was very kind. Recommended by a friend, we always knew she had the animals' health and well being as the first priority.

I got my dogs groomed there almost a month ago 3/27/25. I contacted them as soon as I saw that they…read morehad clipped my dog too closely on her belly. Her nipples were scabbed. I called Saturday after hours and they had missed a toe nail on my other dog. So I didn't expect a phone call until Tuesday when they opened. I waited then called again on Wednesday and left a second message. They called me back on Thursday and I spoke with someone. I offered to bring in my dachshund(whose toe nail got missed) and they said they would talk to the owner and get back with me. I took my dachshund in,they fixed the toe nail, no one said anything to me about my other dog or reimbursement or anything. It's been a few weeks now and I never heard back from the groomer. Not once did anybody ask me if my dog was ok. Not once was I offered anything to fix the issue. Not ok.

Incredibly rude front desk check-in. Very unprofessional. Can't trust them with my dog.read more