I would highly reccomend this place to anyone with a dog. I brought Snow, my Australian Kelpie, in…read moreto board for one night and daycare while I was in town for an event. They were super nice on the phone and in person and very sweet to the dog. Also, the pricing is very reasonable and they don't hit you with surprise fees when you go to checkout like a lot of boarding kennels do. Thank you guys so much!!

My dog, Lucy, loves it here! She comes for daycare and I feel like she's treated like one of their…read moreown! Alyssa does an amazing job at grooming. We love it here!

We were in town for the weekend. We have a senior dog and we like to bring him with us when we…read moretravel. We needed a one day stay and the happily accommodated us. Very clean place, very nice people and we know our boy was well taken care of. We are grateful for their service.

Absolutely the BEST daycare/boarding we have ever experienced. We have one pup who is blind and…read morethey go above and beyond to make him feel comfortable and included. Both of our dogs love the staff and look forward to spending time with them. Daily pictures are so special, as well as the report cards.

Dropped off two fully vaccinated and healthy small dogs for a 6 night stay. I was at the emergency…read morevet with two very sick dogs less than 24 hours after pick up. Both dogs had a vaccine resistant kennel cough and had not been treated for it, one dog had pneumonia. I chose this place because it had a veterinary clinic attached and was assured my pets would be seen if needed. This definitely was not the case. I spent 3X the amount I spent on boarding trying to save my dogs from what they caught at this facility. The vet at the emergency care mentioned the volume of animals at the facility was probably a contributing factor. Never again! Don't be fooled by this new and modern looking place.

We live across the street from the Birmingham Animal Hospital & Resort. It just opened up. We can…read moreliterally walk our dog there. My dog, a 6-year-old French Bulldog is reactive. That means it is very hard to deal with at a Vet office. The owner met me one day and said, "Bring Otis in during your walk. We will give him treats and he can get familiar with our place. I did just that, and Otis started to take me to the front door so he could see his new friends (unbelievable) and get treats. This morning, I took Otis in for an actual visit with the Vet. A vet assistant was educated in these kinds of dogs. She educated me, gave me some sedatives for the next visit and explained that these small bullies are simply like this sometimes. Otis got a shot for the flu (I highly recommend) stool sample, heart and teeth checked. He also got a q-tip in the ear. I had to hold him tight, but it was fine. The staff showed calm professionalism. The facility is pristine, and the parking is plentiful. They have day care, VIP Day care and boarding. Amazing place and so nice for us. I highly recommend.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND for dog boarding. It really is a camp for dogs! Property is well maintained and…read moreclearly well run. Dogs are exercised regularly and stalls frequently cleaned. Very kind owners and staff who clearly love dogs.

From the owner: Dog boarding kennel in Odenville, Alabama, offering very spacious kennels, daily nature walks…read morearound the property, plenty of time in exercise yards, and lots of love and attention.

I took my fur baby to this facility for the first time and they did a great job. The atmosphere was…read morefriendly and very attentive to my fur baby and her needs!

From the owner: Where pups thrive and humans vibe! From doggie daycare, dog boarding, and dog grooming and more,…read moreenjoy the fun at The Bark Park—tails are always wagging!

Taking care of my babies with no problem. Under staffed at front desk. Only compliant.read more

Definitely don't recommend, if you care about your dog's safety! Bad experience!! Please check the…read moreother reviews!

I love getting my doodle groomed here! She is always happy to go and returns looking so tidy!read more

My labradoodle goes to the Pawms at least once a week for daycare and is boarded anytime I travel…read morefor work or fun. Plus their groomers are fantastic! He loves it so much he actually seems sad when I come to pick him up. I trust the entire team fully to take care of him and I know he is getting so much care and love from each of them. They are amazing and really will look out for your fur baby like it is their own dog. You can tell they all really love pets and invest in their joy and wellbeing. Such an amazing atmosphere for your sweet pets to be cared for and to have so much fun. I would literally never be able to take him to any other place. They set a bar that could never be reached by any other place for him :)

We were not shown the facilities except when asked to see 'suites' area. It reeked of urine. Though…read moreI understand some dogs are not trained but would expect constant upkeep. We paid additional per day for daycare thinking our pup would at least get to play outdoor and won't be locked inside all the time but daycare meant all day outdoor so he came home with sunburn and limping because of blisters on his paws. We were not taken to see the outdoor area but certain they do have umbrellas. However, we don't know how crowded it was and if there were enough shady spots for all. All day outdoor in the summer was brutal. I suppose all is normal condition under boarding facilities so we will not be boarding ours again.

Update: this issue still remains unresolved. Still waiting on a call back from the owner after…read moreweeks of playing phone tag. I'm sure there are kind people who work here, but we are very dissatisfied with our experience. We trusted this facility to properly monitor and care for our Australian Shepherd while we were away, paying around $50 per night plus tip. When we picked him up yesterday, we were told he had a hotspot and had been favoring one leg. At pickup, his foot was very red, but there was no visible blood. By the time we got him home, his foot was noticeably bleeding and the condition was worse than we were led to believe. This was not something that happened overnight and should have been attended to. Today we took him to the vet, where we learned that infection had already set in. The visit cost us an additional $150, and he is currently unable to put weight on his foot and will need at least a week to recover. We attempted to contact the facility through both the website and email and have yet to receive any response. While we understand mistakes can happen, this situation is not acceptable. I would encourage anyone looking for attentive care and communication to look elsewhere.