Been training here for a few months now. I love training my puppy here as I get trained as well…read more This is my third Dog Training attempt and I am here to stay. Going to take the CGC test soon! I started with private lessons, then went into the group, but you can start writing in the group lessons if you like.

We have had an amazing experience here training our puppy. We had a very nervous cane corso puppy…read more Rick helped me learn the best way to train her and build my own confidence when handling her. Her confidence has grown as well. We successfully finished the puppy class and signed right up for private lessons. Rick answers all of our questions and guides us through real life situations. Our puppy is happy to go to class weekly and is much less nervous. We are excited to have such a well behaved dog. Thanks Rick!

My husband and I have thought about boarding our cat, Agnes, but I was always afraid to because I…read morewas afraid that no one else would treat her the way we do. One day at our vet he asked if they boarded cats, they gave us a pamphlet that was just dropped off and said The Whisker Haven had just opened up. We immediately called and asked to see the place. Trina was so great and understood why I would be nervous. Her place is strictly for cats so it is a nice and relaxing place for them. She showed us around and we even met her two cats that were there. Trina put so much thought and care into her place and it can be seen with all the little details I would never have thought of. I was so happy that we booked four days with her for the July 4th holiday. She asked if it was OK if she texted us updates, and of course, we were happy to get them! While we were away we received pictures and updates. Our Agnes was doing great and looked so happy and comfortable. When we showed up to pick her up, she didn't want to leave! She was walking around and enjoying the large cat tree that is near her large window in the back. She was so happy and enjoyed her time there. Trina also brushed her, which we were able to tell because she felt so nice and well taken care of. Surprisingly, we put her on the floor and she walked back into her "cat condo", ate, and went to sleep in the bed! This is truly the best place you could bring your cat. Trina cares for animals and is a true cat lover. She has thought of everything possible to make your cat's time there enjoyable. She even will give your cat their medication for a small fee, this was great because our cat needs a pill twice a day. We have already booked future dates because we feel she will be booked up once the word gets out! We highly recommended bringing your cat here. It is like an affordable spa vacation for your cat. You will be so happy with The Whisker Haven, Trina is the best!

I have never had to board a cat before but my little guy is younger and very social, so I didn't…read morewant to leave him alone for our trip and just have someone drop in to give him food and water. I am so excited to have found Trina and The Whisker Haven, and can't wait to bring Bolt back for future stays. She has put so much thought and detail into the design of her business and the rooms for each cat to stay in - huge windows, tons of climbing and places to sit, and toys abound. She sent pictures daily and even sent us home with a little gift bag of toys for our little guy. I was so appreciative of how well she cared for Bolt and he came home so happy. I will absolutely be using The Whisker Haven for any future stays and highly recommend them - Trina truly has a passion for what she does that I can't put into words :)

Oh my God, my dog Daisy went there today for the first time 10 out of 10. She was never so soft…read moresmelling amazing staff was amazing. I can't. It day enough on hoe amazing my Daisy looks! I cannot wait for her to go back. Her coat was so shinny and her nails and haircut was perfect . She has never been groomed, so perfect perfectly before I would recommend Tiffany's 10 out of 10.

Tiffany is fantastic with our 9 year old male Lhasa Peyton! He always comes back looking so…read morehandsome and smelling great after his visit. Professional, friendly and so patient with our fur baby. Definitely recommend Grooming at Tiffany's to anyone looking for a reliable and caring grooming experience.

Brenda is the absolute best dog sitter we've ever had. Our old dog has been a regular visitor for…read moreyears, and he loves her. She always is very happy when we call and report he's still doing business and would like to come for a stay. Brenda takes great care of him. Never a hitch. And her rates are very reasonable.

Brenda is a true professional with a heart, and a deep personal and ethical commitment to animals…read more She walks our cocker-poo mid-day during the week, and has also had our dog board with her in her home when I was out of town for a week. First time our dog ever returned from an overnight without being a nervous wreck -- she has magic. She is utterly reliable, knowledgeable, competent to render any care service needed. Recommended without reservation.

Oatis is typically nervous with groomers (especially if their males) but she was great. I've been…read moretrying to find a long term groomer and I did.

I have been to several other dog groomers in the local area and they don't even compete with this…read moreplace. I have a toy poodle and I have finally found a place that is able to properly cut her hair. I am beyond blessed to have found this place I highly recommend it.

We have taken our dog to the Doggy Bag and Day Spaw twice now. The staff are sooo nice and…read morespectacular with Francis (our dog), and he always comes out happy and ready to play. My only drawback is that, I asked them to to do 3/4" inch, but they did 3/8 instead, because he had some dreadlocks.... which was probably smart. Otherwise I totally recommend this groomer!

My Gracie is a 4 year old rescue and she had never been to a professional groomer so I was…read moreconcerned she'd be a shaking and nervous as she usually is. She was happy to be there when we walked in and a dream when I got her home. I know her first time must have been scary for her but they took such good care of her! She didn't hide on me at home like the last time I took her in to get her nails done. It felt like I took her to her first day of school and she got off the bus happy! Thanks team! Here's a before and after... Update: still going to spaw and they take such good care of my Gracie! She looks so pretty in her holiday scarf.

I would not recommend and would never take another animal here again, especially to see Dr…read more Fraysee. Our 9.3 year old pit mix, Otis, seemed lethargic for about a month. On the morning of Friday, March 6, 2026, when he didn't want to eat his breakfast, I called his vet office, Hampstead Animal Hospital, and got a 2:15 pm appointment and it was with Dr. Frayesse. They did blood work and an Xray at about a cost of $1,380. Dr. Fraysee came back in after the Xray with a woman (either a Vet or a Vet Tech and I don't remember her name) with a woozy Otis and literally "dropped a bomb" and said these words to me: "The bloodwork shows that he is a little anemic. The Xray shows that he has a large mass (showed me with his hands in a circle about the size of a large orange) in his spleen. His spleen needs to be removed before it ruptures. Once the spleen is removed, it can be biopsied to see if it's benign." He may have said something else but I was in shock and then he walked out of the room. The woman suggested I schedule an ultrasound for Otis on Monday, March 9th at 8:15 am for better imaging and reiterated that it could rupture and that surgery should be scheduled soon. I asked her about the benign comment and asked about a needle biopsy. She said due to fragile nature of these masses, it could rupture so it's recommended the spleen be removed and biopsied. I asked her how much the surgery would be and she said about $10,000. I think my mouth may have fallen open in surprise, that much? She left to go check their surgeon's schedule. Not once did they mention CANCER but that is what I gathered. I had never even heard of spleen masses or tumors before and I was in shock and crying in their office. When she came back, she said their surgeon was booked all next week and handed me 2 brochures, Port City and Bulger Hospital, and a magnet with contact information for Rockingham County Emergency Vet in Windham. Seriously???? I was only able to leave with Otis after handing her my credit card which she brought out front to run while I stayed with Otis. I called 2 of the hospitals and did a ton of research before his ultrasound on Monday. Dr. Storey called with his results. He explained that Otis had many more masses within his spleen but that he didn't see any sign of spread to other organs. But that didn't necessarily mean microscopic cells that they can't see are not there or that in surgery, a mass could be on another organ that they can't see on the ultrasound. He said that the Xray on Friday showed fluid in his abdomen, which meant he was already having bleeding episodes that then clotted and stopped. (Dr. Frayesse did not mention this on Friday). He said that they use a calculator to estimate the risk of malignancy based on several factors. Found at the end of this review. He said due to internal bleeding episodes, the size of masses and multiple masses, he said Otis is at an 80% chance of it not being benign. Again, no one says CANCER. He did recommend yunnan baiyao, a Chinese herb that can help with blood clotting. I told him we were going to schedule an at home euthanasia and he said he understood and that Otis was ready to be picked up. I didn't feel an herb would help him much as his spleen could rupture at any time. When I went to pick him up, the same women that was in the room with the original "bomb being dropped on me" brought Otis in with me and asked if I'd made a decision? I replied, "Yes, you have given us no choice. I'm trying to wrap my head around the fact that you are recommending a $10,000 surgery to remove his spleen with an 80% chance of it being cancer and that even with his spleen removed, if it's HSA cancer, he'd be lucky to make it 1-3 months. And you need to do the surgery for a definitive diagnosis and so it won't rupture. I'm mad and we don't want to put him through this! I think I said something sarcastic about only the wealthy can afford pets these days." She just nodded and then said I could go out front a pay for the ultrasound, another $648 dollars, and she would bring Otis out once that was done. Between the lack of empathy, lack of communication, lack of details regarding the surgery itself and possible outcomes, his risk for surgery, lack of help when I just got a bombshell diagnosis dropped on me...I'm at a loss for words. I just feel like this place prioritizes profit over services and pushes for emergency surgery at an exorbitant cost. Dr. Fraysee's bedside manners are horrible, and I feel that we were just encouraged to go through with a high risk, high-cost surgery with an 80% chance of it being a horrible cancer where his quality of life would have deteriorated rapidly. My heart is still broken. I'm still devastated over a month later and keep doing the "what if's" and should we have done the surgery? The guilt is horrible and I miss him so much. I still cry every day. He was way too young in my opinion. I thought we had a lot more time left with him.

We were referred to this vet clinic by some friends who are animal lovers to the max. I first…read moreneeded care for my beagle who had been having problems with her knee. She had a successful surgery performed and is 100% perfect and living life thanks to the great Drs. and staff at this vet clinic. My second big interaction with this clinic happened recently when it was time to have our 16 year old dog euthanized. He had not been there before as a patient since we hadn't transferred his records over yet from his previous vet. When I called Hampstead Animal Hospital to request help for him and explain what we were needing they were so receptive and caring. When we brought him in, as sad as it was, we were comforted by this kind and caring staff who we were so grateful for. Thank you ALL so very much and Sandy thank you for making Jax a special treat and for all of your kindness. This is a wonderful place to have your animals cared for.

Puppy Paradis is outstanding supporting our dog Jackie and everyone else dogs. Caring and attention…read moreto ensure happy dogs. Some days you feel they want to stay longer with attentive staff and dog friends. Inside and outside is so clean it shines. Pet parents

This place is a nightmare. My dog was anxious and tired when I picked him up, and the facility…read moresmelled awful. The staff were rude and didn't care about the animals. No updates, no playtime, just a total waste of money. Avoid this place if you care about your dog.