Gary has always treated me and my pup top notch. He's a professional, he does an excellent job and…read moreevery time I am very satisfied with his work.

This is our first visit to Augie's. I made the appt by calling and leaving a message. Gary called…read moreme back the same day and made the appt for next day. Salon was small, cozy, and it showed how much love he had for animals. Gary was very friendly and knowledgeable and has been taking care of pets for a long time (25 years, If I recall). He made us feel very comfortable leaving our pup. My dog, Onyx, is half Maltese and half dachshund, and he has a history of nipping people when they walk through the door. Gary understood my dogs anxiety and did a great job of introducing himself and no one got nipped. He did a great job with the grooming and nail trimming. He was also very quick; 1.5 hours, which is very fast because Onyx is usually at the groomers for at least 3 hours! Price was very reasonable. I will be returning with my dogs in the future.

Best place to take your dog for a grooming. They take care of you doggy like it is their own.read more

Off the Leash is the absolute best facility of its kind anywhere. My dogs have been going there…read morefor many years. Everyone is friendly, knowledgeable and capable. Management is super organized and has several levels of care and training for different dogs' needs. OTL has doggie daycare, training, grooming and boarding. I know my dog will have the best experience when she attends. The staff sends photos of my dog every day she is there with accompanying funny text to say what she is doing. Truly, I cannot say enough accolades about this very special place. My pup and I are so fortunate to have OTL in our lives!

very honest and trustworthy Baileys place are good in taking care of dogs . They are professionalread more

Our dog got such attentive, loving care at Bailey's Place. She was a little anxious when she got…read morethere, but they gave her lots of personal attention and got her settled right in. Claire kept in touch to let us know our dog was doing fine, and even sent pictures during the stay. It was sweet and reassuring. We will definitely be back!

Karen, the Owner, runs her small Wrentham business like a caring, warm, friendly and competent CEO!…read more I've used her for regularly walking my 60-pound pit mix for almost two years now, and my daughter and a neighbor to me had her service for years before that. She ensures that at the end of every in-home visit a "Visit Card" is completed by the walker and left for the owner which details what transpired (pee, poop, treats, fresh water, package brought inside etc etc) along with a written comment about how things went. Every single time! She has faithful, long-term walkers who are all friendly, mature, responsible, energetic and genuine dog lovers. I shared a house code with Karen from the beginning to give the walkers access and have zero trust issues or problems during that time. The door has never been left unlocked. Karen is 100% reliable - has never cancelled on me or been late. She is quick to respond to emails and text messages and provides an actual invoice by email every week (which I pay via Venmo). All Tails R Wagging is simply the most dependable and professionally run pet care service you could want! www.alltailsrwagging.com

This is an awesome pet sitting service. Karen and her staff make weekly visits to my house. My dogs…read morelove them!

our dog eugene loves hidden acres! he comes home exhausted whether it's day care or a lengthier…read morestay. he enjoys running free in the woods and hidden acres is exactly where he wants to be. they post videos daily so watching him have so much fun puts our minds at ease. eugene was having issues eating and knocking his food everywhere so they even gave him no-tip bowls which seemed to help! jordan always gives us detailed information when we pick eugene up- no matter how many dogs he has, he is able to provide info about how ours did, specifically. eugene can't wait to play with his friends at hidden acres again soon!

We've been sending our dogs to Hidden Acres for years and have had nothing but outstanding…read moreexperiences. Each of our three dogs has their own eccentricities and could not be more different. When my wife was pregnant we had Hidden Acres "on call" for us to drop the dogs off when she went into labor. Our dogs are always excited when we pull in to drop them off and exhausted when we pick them up. Everyone at hidden acres truly loves dogs and that is evident in everything that they do. They also go above and beyond in terms of customer service, they are pleasant and take the extra step to make sure that the customers needs are more than met.

My dog came home from his day at daycare and two days later started having intense diarrhea. After…read more3 weeks of testing and $400 later, he tested positive for hookworm and clostridium. I am almost positive he got this from daycare being around another contaminated dog or water supply. I will not be sending my dog back here.

From the owner: Since our inception in 2010 and our move to the Canton area in 2013, we at Paws In Play have…read morestrived to uphold our ambitious take on traditional pet care with a focus on man's best friend. We are a high paced, group based facility where all dogs get a chance to run off some energy. Our services include: daycare, overnight, and training. Our daycare and overnight approach is designed for safe play, exercise and socialization. We strongly believe in creating a comfortable and inviting environment where the true focus is the individual pet's personality. Where other places see price tags applied to these animals, we see an opportunity to learn and allow each pet the catalyst to maximize their potential. The idea is to put you, the customer, at ease with the large responsibility you incur when owning and caring for a pet.

They are AMAZING!! I've brought my Bernese Mountain dogs there for years... since they started…read moretheir business.. one of their 1st customers when they opened.

Danny had another wonderful stay at Stone Dog Inn while we spent a few days in Maine. We were able…read moreto "check-in" every day on Instagram, and we could see that he was having the time of his life! The Aunties always take such good care of the dogs. We trust them immensely, and would never hesitate about leaving our Dan Man with them...whether it's for one day, or one week. Stone Dog Inn is the absolute BEST!!

Tried contacting multiple times on the website. They did not bother to get back to meread more

Kendra has looked after two of our dogs. The first one was older with some mobility and…read moreincontinence issues; we hired Kendra to walk her in the middle of the day. That dog passed away, and we now have a much younger, more energetic dog, which Kendra has helped with while we were away. I've found her to be reliable and excellent, friendly and professional, and easy to reach by email or text. She is good at letting us know how things are going and if she has any concerns. And on our most recent stint, she arranged for another walker at a time when she wasn't available. The rates are very reasonable.

Staff and owners take amazing care of your pets while they board/ get groomed at Alladan. I highly…read morerecommend!

I worked there on and off for years. It was a part time job the last few years I worked there since…read moremy full time job was as a veterinary technician at an emergency hospital. One day, after a busy summer shift where I busted my butt I got a text message from the owner's wife... she berated me for providing "too much bedding" to the dogs and creating too much laundry. Mind you... their idea of too much bedding was like one thin piece of cut up blanket and maybe a towel underneath. I tried to put a little extra down for older dogs with arthritis or mobility issues. I was told a lot of times those old dogs liked the hard floor and that my providing them thicker bedding was inappropriate. The owners were just very cheap. They just didn't want to do much laundry. Also, don't bother bringing bedding from home because they won't actually put it in with the dogs. The owner did things like give dogs medication for diarrhea (at too high of doses- a side effect of this medication can be seizures) without pet owners consent. Once they almost gave ibuprofen, which is very toxic to dogs! Luckily I was there and stopped them. They also didn't call owners if their pet passed away (rare, but it happened) until after they'd come back from vacation. Because they didn't want to "ruin their vacation". They also made this weird "broth" to put over food. it was basically just garlic salt and a bunch of salty bullion cubes, which is also unsafe for dogs. even if owners brought their own food in they poured that crap on the food. and then they'd wonder why there was so much diarrhea... high salt intake can exacerbate that along with cause issues if your pet has kidney or heart disease. They have a yard with fences falling down. Roofs above the outdoor kennels that are so old and dilapidated they didn't really protect dogs from the elements. Ice builds up in the winter, which is near impossible to chip away and is a hazard for the animals and staff. If the owners put money into the place and fixed it up it wouldn't be that bad. I'll probably upset the people I used to work with by posting this... but I feel like I should have done it a while ago. I'm just concerned about the health and safety of the animals.

This was a bad experience for me and my lab retriever puppy and felt like a money grabbing hoax…read more Immediately after receiving my $750 dollar payment and meeting my dog once, Jenny told me she would be away for 3 weeks. That was the 1st red flag. The first session was okay however a 3 week gap for a 6 month old puppy should have been communicated prior to training and taking my payment. The 2nd session Jenny insisted on her way of doing things as if she is strictly training a human regardless if it's effective for the dog. Her policies are rigid and self serving. She claims to own a thriving dog business yet works at doggy daycares "for friends"...not an indicator of a thriving business owner. I wasn't pleased. After the 2nd training there were a host of excuses from her such as personal illness, family deaths, in which Jenny violates her own cancellation policies and attempted to flip it on me as the customer. Given her lack of reliability I waited haphazardly to book the 3rd session. I went along with the remaining 2 sessions as she "doesn't issue refunds.." with sub par results. The final straw for me was the day I was leaving the state for a business trip and Jenny cancelled on me 1.5 hours before my flight for an overnight stay claiming my dog (the one she trained so well) was too wild for an overnight and she'd have to bring her home. She even went as far as diagnosing my puppy with behavioral issues and attempted to sell me more on dog walks for a fee!!! My elderly parents thankfully took her and had no problems so I could attend work meetings. 3 months past and there was 0 effort on Jenny's behalf to initiate communication for my final training when I'd much prefer a refund and it clearly was going awful. . I reached out to Jenny and she had the nerve to say that this is on the client and then accused me of harassing her as well as came up with a host of other lies/excuses as to why she didn't provide paid services as any normal business would. I highly suggest running from this lady. She agreed to a $100 refund 3 weeks ago and again has failed to hold up her end of the deal. Terrible business and customer service with a self serving unreliable owner who will sell you every sob story in the book for a dollar.

We just had a Meet & Greet with Jenni and our new rescue dog, Moose. Moose is a ~1-year-old Great…read morePyrenees who is fearful of new people in the house and just barks and barks and barks at them. We were hesitant about hiring a dog walker/petsitter for occasional weekends away and also unsure if there was more we should be doing training-wise to handle Moose's fearfulness so it didn't turn into aggression. Jenni sat with Moose and I and we talked over this, and about what I was already doing with her training-wise. She gave us some tips for handling the barking at visitors, and how to prep moose on days when she would be walked by Peaceful Paws, but assured us we were on the right track and that additional Pro training wasn't necessary. I left the meeting feeling much more confident in our existing training practices, and we'll definitely be using Peaceful Paws for our next weekend outing! I'll update my review once we do, probably within the next month or two!