Everyone is so friendly, helpful and knowledgable! I also was pleasantly surprised that they…read moreallowed me to return a Small bag of dog food since my dog had a reaction to it. They are open later than most businesses in Tsawwassen which is convienant as well!

This place is the absolute best. I have been taking my dog here for her grooming appointments for…read more9 years and always love the results. They have got to know my dog and treat her like their own. Big shout out to Asher for the attention and care you give to Phoebe. Thanks for keeping her beautiful ‍ Thanks to the team here as well for treating Phoebe so well and always filling her up on treats.

A big shop having almost all sorts of pet supplies. Happen to go there after few years and it has…read moregrown in size and varieties of stuff it carries now than before. They do have a separate area with boxes for pet food and other items for the needy pets. Array of supplies is vast - food, carriers, toys, accessories, beds and blankets. It's really a supermarket for all pet owners. Few items I found are higher than normal, price wise, but one can understand that because of the rent and other higher overheads! There is lot of free parking space! Recommended.

Our Vet recommended that we get our border collie groomed and I was reluctant because I have heard…read morehorror stories of groomers not doing good jobs with Border Collies. James was recommended by a person on west coast border collies and I booked an appointment. I am so happy that I did! Our boy looks amazing and James did a wonderful job! Will definitely be coming back! He got all of our dogs undercoat off and all the mats out without shaving him! Can't say enough about how happy we are.

Stanley Bark is a dog store on Alberni that provides daycare and grooming services…read more The service is good and the store is small yet stylish. All the dogs seem to be content. The prices are reasonable considering their location, but still a bit too rich for my blood. If I could let my dog stay at daycare all the time, I would. But for now, it will be once in a while. Full Day ($30.00) Package of 10 full days ($26.00 per day) Package of 20 full days ($23.00 per day) Bath & Blow Dry - Grooming varies with request

I have been there for years it was on broadway first then moved…read more Recently I went to get a nail trim for my dog. Owners have sold the business ( didn't know this). The prices have gone from $15. To $25 Not as friendly as the owner was Not going back

I don't know if this review will be posted but ,I hope so…read more Our puppy was groomed Feb. 20th 2024. I requested Carrie groom him. That wasn't the case, Remy was given to another groomer. He was 6mo old at the time and had been trimmed successfully, no problems by myself 3 X prior to this appointment, with scissors and electric clippers. I thought it was time for him have professional groom. He is the sweetist, trusting, a bit timid but 100% well adjusted puppy - he loves people and dogs alike. Something went very wrong- his ear was nicked in the center w the clippers and the outside of his nose to eyebrows were razored to the skin. The groomer apologized about the nick to his ear which was still bleeding when he was picked up; that took the immediate focus away from the eyes. His eyelashes were gone too, as well as his beard whiskers, which dogs use as sensors. The doggy was traumatized. He came home, curled into a ball and didn't eat a bite for 2 full days.He wasn't right for a week - it took a full 2 weeks for him to be back to his old self. Why am I writing this review now ? I have since taken him to to be groomed and he is terrified of the scissors - its taken patience and baby steps to get him to a point of letting anyone come near him for a grooming. It's been a huge and costly set back - he still cowers if anyone approaches from the from the front to give him a little pat. This may have been a one-off situation; I hope so for the sake of other pups. This experience needed to be shared. This shouldn't happen even once. We entrust our doggies to capable & loving professionals. What the heck happened!!! Marion Klein

To be honest I have never owned a breed that need to be groomed. I took any aussie doodle in and…read moreshe looked like a mop because it's so hard to find groomers. We were quite worried about the how our dog would be treated or how she would behave. Once I meet the owner and watched him with my dog my daughter and I were much more relaxed. Well we picked out lil beast and we're overwhelmed on how good she looked. I don't know what he's using for shampoo but my dogs coat is so soft we might change her name to butter. Thanks to Ferrell I dog looks great

On Wednesday, February 21st, my 5 months puppy had an eye injury and he had to go through eye…read moresurgery. The goal in dropping my puppy off at the daycare was training + help my dog with separation anxiety. My dog has only been to the daycare , 3 Wednesdays, February 07th, 14th and 21st. On Wednesday, February 21st, As per Ez dog's owner, Farrell Augustin, the dogs were drinking water when a fight started between the dogs and one of the dogs pushed my dog with his paw in my puppy's right eye. The dog's claw went inside the right eye of my dog. Since then, My puppy went through eye surgery, he has been taking medication daily + visiting vet every time. The day that the accident happened, Ez dog owner had 10 dogs in his daycare: 2 small size dogs including my puppy, and the rest were medium and big size. The owner didn't even know which dog had attacked my puppy because he said that he turned his back to take his cellphone to capture a picture of the dog's drinking water when everything had happened. I asked the owner if another staff member was with him when the accident had happened and the owner said that the person who works with him at that moment could not handle the situation and he/she has left the daycare to get some fresh air. I never saw this Ez dog's staff at the daycare except the owner. I am addressing the following questions to Ez dog's owner: - How could he accept 10 dogs at his daycare with only one person looking after all the dogs? - How could he train my puppy watching 10 dogs playing at the same time? - How could he do the grooming at the same time of the daycare? - Why don't he separate small breeds from medium and big breeds to guarantee the safety of the dogs?My dog is a 5-month-old Shih Tzu mixed poodle. - How could he have only 1 or 2 staff looking after all the 10 dogs? - Why don't you have a camera monitoring your place? - Where was this second person looking after the dogs that I have never seen? - Why don't he separate dogs by size while offering water? - Do you have insurance if an accident happens? If yes, what your insurance says about the accident with my dog? - When accepting a dog at the daycare, at least observe the dog's behaviour 3 times before giving the dog full access to the daycare. Only 1 day to evaluate a dog for being ready for the daycare is not enough. Imagine if this would happen on the first evaluation day of the daycare? Farrell, you need to create ideas / strategies to build a safe place for the dogs.I can be responsible for my dog, however, you are responsible for building a safe place for the dogs as everyone wants to drop off and pick up their dogs healthy and happy.

What a shame this once locally owned pet store has been bought out by a larger conglomerate who…read morespecializes in buying up small pet supply stores for the "illusion" of being a neighborhood store. It is sweltering HOT inside the store which makes it unpleasant to shop in, certainly not a place you want to wander around in and browse for additional items. There is one fan and aside from the summer heat there is also the heat from the refrigeration units. Any good business should know a golden rule is treat your staff well and watch your business grow. Instead the staff are stuck in this hot store which can't be fun, doing their best to help customers, who are grumpy from the heat outside and inside the store. PLEASE get some decent air cooling system for the many folks in this area who come to shop "local" but will start huffing it up the hill to an air conditioned a chain store next time to comfortably shop for all their pet supplies. Your customers want changes and for the staff to be treated better or we are going elsewhere.

Cute pet/ pet food store. I was out of ferret food, and just happened to come across here the same…read moreday I ran out so I crossed my fingers in hopes they sold the brand I was looking for ( Orijen ) We were greeted by 3 friendly smiling staff members. The place had a doggie door and the sign stated pets were welcome. It had a warm welcoming feel to the store. I saw the brand I was looking for shortly after I arrived. I was really happy to find the size I was looking for as well ( I didn't want to have to haul around a huge bag with me ! ) Looked around a bit more, but didn't see much ferret stuff there ( we feed the ferrets high quality kitten food ) But wasn't surprised. We were cashed out by a nice lady then on our way.

Where's the review for Pampered Pets Grooming & Care? On the Pet Lovers show in Abbotsford, the…read morewebsite that I assume the OP is using, which is listed alphabetically like the flow of her reviews, this business is in between your reviews for Pads and Pawshchops. Just a friendly reminder ;)

I saw them at the Pet Lovers Expo in Abbotsford. They supplied me with information and answered all…read moremy questions. PADS' Mission is to Breed, Raise, Train and Place Assistance Dogs for persons with a physical disability or who are deaf or hard-of-hearing and to support these client/dog teams for the working life.

I was originally a little irritated with this place. Because I had called and called and called and…read morecalled at 10 am to let them know I was on the way just stuck in traffic and wanted to know if I got there would she still be able to have her teeth cleaned. No one answered. The directory was super long and hearing out the options was so time consuming. And the option to speak to the store always rang once then long silence and then ends call automatically. I did manage to get there. And it was 10:30 am. Her appointment was 10-11 am. They agreed to clean her molars which were the ones with tons of sudden build up. But when my dog came out at 11 am the lady Cindy told me she was able to fully clean my dog's teeth because she was such a saint and put up no fuss. yes. She's an absolute princess when it's with strangers. She's stubborn as hell with mommy though. Anyways. For $250 it ain't bad. She went in with build up on her molars that looked like caramel coated popcorn. And came out with white teeth that looked like white strips was used her teeth were clean and white. My dog is 3.5 years old and this was her first dental visit. And she's a bit on the shy side with new people and they handled her so well she wasn't stressed at all when she came out in Cindy's arm. I highly recommend this place for your dog's dental needs. They also offer the full array of grooming services. and I would like to point out for all the reviews on Google that complained the shop did not do as asked for grooming style and technique.... They do what's best for YOUR DOG... AS BEST THAT THEY CAN FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS OF THE OWNER. This shop puts your dog first. So perhaps be appreciative that they don't rip mats from your dog's coat just because you want it done without shaving. Or that you don't like the length of the coat. Even when you go to a hairdresser your hair cut can be a flop. People are human. Dogs are even more unpredictable. They can move or refuse to cooperate. They do their very best based on your dog's behaviour and its needs and your wishes. I witnessed about 7 customers in the time I waited for my dog's teeth cleaning. They clearly go over expectations and their own boundaries that puts pet's comfort and consideration first and foremost.

David gave our Maltese the best haircut she's ever had! This was our first time using dashing dogs…read moreas a groomer and we will definitely be returning and asking for David!