My little dog Reese Pup, loves this place! He is always excited to get there! This boy starts…read moretrying of art out of the door when we pull up and most times he trots on back and doesn't give me another thought! The one thing I would suggest is the person working the front need to get happy when a dog and parent come in.pdopleare happier if thet full you really take an interest in there pet! Brenda Perkins

Asked for availability and was told that my dog could get groomed,(all I wanted was a bath and…read morenails trimmed) When I arrived I was told that I needed shot records or no service. They didn't mention it before when I inquired about services. Their lack of communication just lost them my grooming business as well as the regular boarding that I would have needed.

Top Dog Pet Sitting and Dog Walking Serve is the best in Fort Worth! My pet sitter/dog walker…read moreChristine Lyons does a fantastic job taking care of my boys on a daily basis. Having her come by during the work week and occasional weekends makes life so much easier for me and my pug Igor and chiweenie Hector. Igor is a senior dog with mobility issues and can longer wait as long as he used to. Christine carries him up and down stairs and makes sure he gets the outdoor relief he needs and the walks that both boys need at midday. If you want peace of mind knowing your pets are taken care of and getting their daily walks, look no further! Top Dog will take great care of your babies!

Let's get started by saying not only am I an employee, but I am a customer as well. I recently…read morewent on a vacation in Nov. I chose the ladies I work with to help me out. Natalie came for a meet and greet (I'm one of those picky dog owners) with my two Goldens. I was impressed! The whole time I was on my cruise Natalie updated me and took tons of pictures even having to re-do the couch covers as they think they are their own personal tug toys! I finally was able to relax and enjoy a trip without worrying. Thanks Top Dog and Natalie for taking such good of my two goof balls! Let me say as an employee as well I put faith in all the ladies I work with. Shannon and the team did not let me down! They are all top notch! If a fellow employee can recommend them based on their own experience you have nothing to lose except the worry!

We have taken our pups to the Wag Hotel DFW for many years. All of our dogs have done very well…read morethere. The staff is very caring and we always feel very comfortable that our kiddos are safe and well taken care of. The 24/7 availability is a huge plus. There are no negative things about Wag Hotel DFW. Live Laugh Love Hug Your Dog

I stopped by on Saturday, April 25th to tour this facility, as I need boarding for my dog for about…read moretwo weeks while I'm traveling for work and then heading to Europe. I had read great things online and came in genuinely hopeful. That quickly changed. When I arrived with my dog, Buddy, and asked for a tour, the receptionist initially told me I couldn't bring him inside because they didn't have his vaccination records. I explained that I had already created a profile and uploaded everything. She paused, said "Oh," and then changed the reason--now stating I couldn't bring him in because it might "wind up the other dogs." At that point, I didn't argue and put him back in the car with the A/C running, but it was disappointing. A tour should absolutely include seeing how your dog reacts to the environment. Inside, the facility felt dark and quiet, with most of the lights off. Aside from the receptionist, I only saw a cleaning staff member. The tour itself was underwhelming at best. There was no effort to engage--no questions about my dog, no interest in my needs, no explanation of their services or daily routines. It felt more like an obligation than a business that wanted my trust. She showed me the "Ultra Suite," which includes a queen bed, webcam, and TV. Unfortunately, the room looked unkempt--the bed was unmade, the blanket was messy, and it appeared it hadn't been cleaned since the last dog. For $155/night, that's unacceptable. She did apologize, but it didn't inspire confidence. Next was the "Deluxe Suite," which was significantly smaller with a basic dog mattress on the floor. It felt more like a kennel than a "suite." There was only one dog there during my visit, yet the odor in the facility was overwhelming. I couldn't wait to leave. After showing me a few rooms, the tour simply ended--no discussion of availability, no overview of care, no attempt to answer questions or build trust. It was awkward and, frankly, disappointing. I'm very glad I chose to visit in person instead of booking based on the website alone. There is no scenario where I would feel comfortable leaving my dog here.

The staff and the owner, Candace, are wonderful. They are friendly and responsive to customers. We…read morehave taken our dogs there for several years, and our dogs are always happy to be there. Also, we have had our dogs groomed at Doggie Diggs and have been happy with the results.

Candace and her team are beyond amazing they take excellent care of my 10 month old Pom! My puppy…read moreabsolutely loves going to doggie digs- going to daycare has become part of our routine- beyond grateful for candace and her team. 10/10 highly recommend

I really wanted to give Happy Tails a chance, but the complete lack of urgency and poor…read morecommunication made that impossible. I've been trying to plan for a week-long work trip at the beginning of May, followed some time in Europe, and needed to secure boarding. Over three days, I submitted multiple intake forms (in case the first didn't go through), sent texts, and called. There was no follow-up, no acknowledgment. Nothing. The only response I received was a single text saying they weren't accepting new boarders until May 1 and to fill out a request form...which I had already done multiple times. If you're too busy to take on new clients, that's completely understandable. But ignoring repeated outreach and sending a generic, unhelpful response isn't. Communication matters, especially when people are trying to make plans with real deadlines. They may be great with dogs, but based on this experience, I wouldn't rely on them if you expect professionalism or responsiveness.

Samantha and Zach of Happy Tails did a fantastic job taking care of my 3 fur babies in my home for…read more4 nights and 5 days. They did 4 visits throughout the day staying and playing for an hour. They sent pupdates to me everyday and pictures too. They kept the messes the dogs made cleaned up therefore my house house did not smell like a kennel. I will use them again and will make recommendations. My babies.

I have boarded my dog here a couple times when I have gone on vacation. There are things I love and…read morethings that are concerning - I love being able to watch my dog with the live cameras - I love that my dog gets his own area to sleep and decompress However, every time that I have taken him home from boarding, he goes to the vet and has kennel cough. It has become a routine EVERY TIME. When I had called the establishment about his situation, they told me no one was sick during his stay, but he was completely fine before we had left. The place can sometimes be overrun with so many dogs at times and I just wish there was honesty with his stay when asked. I do like camp now wow with their pros but I am always out more money after his boarding

Very disappointed at the over crowding this past stay. I had always been happy and my fur baby was…read morehappy...but seeing the massive over crowding I was disappointed.

Took my not so people friendly dog there because I needed a place to board him while on a weekend…read morevacation. Metro Animals was one of the only places that were okay with taking in dogs that weren't exactly people friendly. I appreciate that they let us do a free trial day to see if he would be a good fit, which thankfully he was. The staff were incredibly kind and patient with Duke. He has even warmed up to a few of the staff members. Most of the employees seem to have an understanding of dog behaviors and how to work with them. I would definitely recommend them 10/10

i found this place by chance when we had to go out of town last year and I love it, more…read moreimportantly....my boy loves it and every one who works there!!! he is always super excited to go there, i like that they are so good with him and they are all so sweet and nice and you can tell that they love the puppies, i am will always bring my baby here, as long as i have him.

If I could give HoW 10 stars, I would! Seamless application to get my dog into daycare. Jess…read morecommunicates so well on her policy and procedures. My dog LOVES coming to HoW. He practically runs through the gate trying to get to Jess or Allison. All updates are provided via social media. Jess engages with the dogs and keeps them plenty busy. The best is the photo shoots, love them so much. My dog leaves doggy daycare dog tired and sleeps the entire car ride home. So blessed to have HoW!!!

If I could give 10 stars I would! I'm a VERIFIED client since 2018. I've referred multiple…read morepeople here and we are all very satisfied clients. I drive to Fort Worth from Denton once a week to bring my dog for daycare. Jess and Allison care about each and every dog. In fact when my previous dog passed away, Jess was the first person I called. Only one dog has ever escaped from here and it was mine. All other dogs run to Jess and her safe sanctuary. Love love love this place and I'm sorry if you can't get a spot since she stays booked! Thank you Jess for loving ALL the dogs and everything you do for us. We love you and House of Wag!

Highly recommend for any beloved cat!! We have a total of 4 cats; they run and hide when people…read morethey are not familiar with enters the house. Luna was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism in June of 2025 and now takes medication twice daily. If left at home with her sister cats she would not get her medication due to hiding when the caretaker entered the house. We booked a two week stay at the Scratching Post while we traveled. I thought she would hide her whole time at the Inn, but to our surprise it was the opposite. During our daily updates we learned after the first 2 days of being shy she opened up to the staff. She enjoyed spending time with them, petting, scratches and followed them around, the word velcro kitty was used one day. She was very well taken care of during her stay. She is already scheduled for another stay at the Inn.

If you need a place to take your precious kitty, this is the place! I have an 8 month old spoiled…read morerotten Torte that we have had to use sitters in the past when we have had to go on short trips. It didn't workout for our normal sitters so I started researching places to leave my precious kitten. When I say they take fantastic care of your cat/kitten I feel that is an understatement. I would not hesitate to take her back. I highly recommend them. They only take care of cats so I felt that was a much less stressful situation instead of leaving them next to dogs. Even the rooms they keep them in are so much better than cages you see at other places. No cages here! They have little townhomes, standard suite or deluxe suite. I chose standard since I didn't think she needed the bigger room since it was just her. They also update you with pics and how their day went. If you can't tell I was incredibly pleased with this place.

I live in the country and last Saturday my family was hit by the tornado and we needed a place to…read morebring our dogs as we had no power PetSuites came in strong and helped me get all my pups booked. I was so thankful for the team and managers I would highly recommend.

**Warning to Pet Owners - Please Read Before Choosing This Facility**…read more I deeply regret trusting this dog daycare with the safety and well-being of my 9-month-old goldendoodle puppy. What was supposed to be a safe and social environment turned into a traumatic experience that has left lasting physical and emotional scars on my dog. During his visit, my puppy was **attacked by a 2-year-old mixed breed dog**. The daycare clearly failed in several critical areas: * **Lack of proper behavioral assessment** of the dogs they accept * **Insufficient staffing** on the floor to supervise interactions * **Inattentiveness** of staff during the incident As a result, my puppy sustained **serious injuries** -- a torn eyelid and a puncture wound on the side of his face. He required **surgery**, wore a cone for nearly **three weeks**, and had to undergo multiple vet visits for follow-up care and complications. The emotional toll was just as devastating: he became fearful in public, developed digestion issues due to stress, and, even weeks later, his eyelid has **not healed properly**. The daycare only agreed to cover the surgery costs and **refused to pay for other necessary treatments** -- including prescribed medications and additional vet visits. Their response felt more like damage control than genuine concern. If you love your dog or cat, I strongly urge you to reconsider bringing them here. No pet should have to go through what mine did. Safety should always come first -- and in this case, it clearly did not.