Lyndon Pet Grooming has taken care of 3 of my dogs over the last 15 years. They are wonderful…read more The grooming is excellent and their primary concern is for the dog's well-being. I can't recommend them highly enough.

I have been so nervous about finding a groomer for my standard poodle. I have had some seriously…read moremessed up cuts in the past. Our favorite groomer is in Los Angeles and since Covid we haven't been able to fly out there (I know that sounds so fancy, but it's where our family lives). I had to give Blanche a home hair cut during Covid and it looked BADDDDD. They fixed her up and she looks like a proper show girl now.

Mary and her crew are wonderful with our 2 dogs we've been going there 20+ year's ! We are very…read moresatisfied and happy with the work they do. I would recommend this place to anyone who is looking for a place that is clean knowledgeable and friendly and most importantly have your pet's safety and well being first and foremost thank you for being so thoughtful and kind to us and our 2 dog's Rex & Buster Quentin & Vincent

Chere's Grooming is a tiny, wonderful shop run by skilled groomers who genuinely enjoy dogs. I…read morehave them work on our eight-pound pooches regularly and they always do an excellent job. Their pricing is low and they've been especially kind to me, even refusing to accept tips I try to tack on whenever they clip my dogs' nails. They're reliably quick, accommodating, and thorough. Please ignore the petty review from the person who inappropriately 1-starred this place just because they don't work on Pitbulls. I've met some very sweet, docile Pitbulls, but the statistically objective fact remains that Pitbulls are - on average - disproportionately unpredictable and dangerous dogs. They comprise roughly 6 percent of the dog population, but account for nearly 70 percent of all fatal dog attacks on humans. For such reasons, many U.S. cities have outlawed the breed entirely. Chere's Grooming apparently believes that they can create an exponentially safer work environment for themselves by excluding the Pitbull clientele. Frankly, they're probably right. This does NOT mean that they are condemning your specific Pitbull, who might be the friendliest creature on the street. And no doubt, some groomer will still get stitched-up because somebody's teacup Yorkie went ballistic during bath time. This is simply a matter of probabilities, the Pitbull breed's undeniable capacity for inflicting catastrophic harm should it decide to, and the groomer's prerogative to feel comfortable.

I have a giant, fluffy english cream golden retriever. She's large and in-charge but her grooming…read moreis difficult to manage. In addition to the dog fur party, she's nervous around anything that makes an electronic noise so forget clippers, hair dryers, etc and definitely forget about letting dog-parents cut her nails. We had searched and attempted tons of groomers....and then a we got some recommendations to try Just for Pets. What I wish is that we went there sooner. The groomers are kind and knowledgable, they discuss techniques and inform of issues if spotted. My dog comes out with a bandana some of the time, which is cute as can be. (I get it, the circumference of her neck is on the bigger side!) But even without some accessorizing, my dog looks great after grooming. The prices are on par with the area. And let me tell you, we live on the East End of Louisville. We drive 30 mins to get Gypsy groomed here. Worth the drive.

Great experience! My dog Harold received a 5 hour spa day that he absolutely did not fully…read moreappreciate. He went in shaggy, long-nailed, a little stinky and dumb. He left well groomed, nails tidily trimmed, washed, perfumed and dumb. All in all, money well spent!

I'm so pleased with Fern Creek Pet Resort! I love my dog's groomer. She's very kind to my Daisy dog…read moreand gives her a great cut. Daisy even left with a string of pearls and a pleasant smell. The price is a bargain too. This was our second visit and we will definitely be back.

I have taken my Aria several times , she was skittish at first, then she at gotten used to them ,…read morethey are friendly & definitely welcoming, this was the longest time I left my aria, ( 10 days)I called too check on her , she was doing great, I would Definitely recommend this pet resort A+++

The staff at Dogwood Inn took great care of our cats while we were out of town for two weeks. They…read morewere friendly and encouraged us to call to check on our girls while we were away. They also adapted to our change in pickup time without missing a beat. The cats were content and we were too. We will definitely use them again.

I have been coming here for years, they are wonderful caring people who have great love for…read moreanimals. I first started bringing my 2 dogs here when they were puppies that was over 12 years ago and they no longer with us :( but they still remember them which makes me happy. We now bring our 3yr very hyper Australian Sheppard here, who can be bit of a jerk to some he doesn't know. I always get a Large Kennel for him to have room for his favorite blanket and toys. All the kennels have separated out door space for them to get fresh air. They also offer, training, playtime, grooming which I get every time We board Jakey. If thinking about boarding try the one on one training with Kat (Jakey loves her) and she works also with Duffy's Dog training in Jeff.

Our dogs have always come back happy! Really enjoyed their time and affordable price.read more

I think Linda has one of the best Intro to Obedience and puppy classes that I've encountered in…read moreLouisville. Highly recommended.

Love Doerr Animal Clinic! They are respectful to you and your pets, specially in sad times. I love…read morethe staff and vets! They give you a discount if you bring 3 pets in at a time... which is great because I have 6!! They work with on options for treatments as well. Overall great animal clinic where your pets are not just dollar signs to them!!

Doerr Animal Clinic is the BEST! I'm always able to get my dog seen in a timely manor.The staff and…read morethe Veterinarians are top notch. Dr Cohn completed international travel documents for my dog to travel with me and it went so smoothly. Her attention to detail and excellent communication skills made the international travel process easy. I highly recommend them!

Love Bark and their staff! Everyone is so friendly and they really love the dogs in their care…read more Absolutely recommend! I'm so happy I chose them as my daycare and groomer for my two pups.

I love Bark and my dogs have looked forward to doggie daycare weekly for the last few years…read more Unfortunately they have determined that my two year old pit who has been going there since he was a puppy becomes "over stimulated" at times when he's there. Let's be clear "over stimulated" is code for aggressive. Yes, he's a pit. Yes, he weighs 90 pounds. So yeah big dog. But factually there are larger dogs there. I have always watched the webcams, judiciously, one could say. Because of what I saw last weekend caused me to watch the webcams all week to see if other dogs were treated the same. Nope. BTW cameras offline for quite some time yesterday. The commentary about the staff standing around on their phones is absolutely true. The dogs coming home reeking of urine and excrement, again, true. Because my pit becomes "over stimulated" they began putting him on "timeouts". When I questioned it they explained it provides an opportunity for him to calm down and then they bring him back out to play. Fine. Mind you I never once witnessed the "over stimulated" behavior on the webcam, but I didn't want to make too big of a deal of it because the dogs love it there. Fast forward, the last two visits I don't see my dog and when I do he's being led around on a leash in the play yard for 10 minutes and then returned to a kennel. I DO witness a dog jump in the face of the attendant but is that dog removed? No. My dog was there for two hours and spent 10 minutes in the play yard on a leash. While other, bigger dogs ran with abandon. I do believe there is one employee in particular who has taken a dislike to my dog as she suggested some months ago that I should take him to the other Bark location because it's "bigger". One has to wonder how many other customers she's made that suggestion to? But she's also one of the ones that when I watch on the webcam spends the most time sitting down on her phone. After watching the webcam I returned two hours after dropping off my dogs to question his being in the kennel I was told that he jumps on the attendants and nips at them - NO ONE INFORMED ME of that behavior until I complained. Convenient right? They had no suggestions as to how to resolve the issue when I asked which day is the slow day so I could bring my dogs on any of those days. Do they have to make an effort? Nope. They're making money hand over fist at $30/day for daycare and $50/night for boarding. Nevermind the "holiday" pricing. All that said I'm frustrated and I'm sad because my dogs love Bark, they look forward to it and now I have to disappoint them until I can find an alternative. But I'd rather disappoint them than have him sit in a kennel and be discriminated against based on his breed.