Walkers woofs and wags is a quality family salon with an amazing groomer. My dog received a great…read moreexperience. Booking was easy and the appointment was scheduled promptly and my pup received the best groom it has ever had. I will continue to use them for my dog's grooming needs. 10 stars.

From the owner: Hey there! My name is Kristiena and my husband is Trey. We both have a passion for animals that is…read morenot easily matched. Our goal is to provide the best in-home dog sitting and grooming that is possible. My husband and I have been dog sitting professionally since 2017, and I have been bathing and grooming since 2019. We are excited to launch this business and provide care for your dogs while you are away, and even give them a spa day!

My wife and I have had our Maltipoo at Happy Dog Retreat twice this year. They do a great job, they…read moreare extremely friendly,and have a very nice ficility. I drive 45+ minutes to bring our dog there. I highly recommend. Hugh

Laura and her staff took great care of Bela and Angel. We were in the area for five weeks this…read moresummer and boarded them twice. Watching the staff interact with the other dogs pointed out what good people work here.

Sara & Lucinda love what they do! Their care, love & training of our young pup was professional…read more Paddington was sweet w/a loyal personality but was our "tornado"so much energy, running, jumping & dominant over our 12 yr old English Cream. We received texts & videos each day & were amazed at what we saw! He learned sit,heal, place & leave it on command!The Lodge was luxury in every way; immaculate,attention to cleanliness & detail-located next to their home for security & safety; Highly recommend Ducktown Lodge for board, train & excellent care

From the owner: Ducktown Lodge, where all dog breeds are welcome, focuses exclusively on medium to large-sized…read moredogs. Our state-of-the-art facility offers lodging, training, and playtime in a unique setting, providing a safe, stimulating, and enriching environment for your furry friend. Enjoy boarding with training at our beautiful, open three-acre property. Relax during your vacation knowing your dog is having a great time in a comfortable home setting., knowing your dog is busy, happy, and having fun in a comfortable home setting.

UNPARALLELED EXCELLENCE This is like luxury summer camp for…read moredogs, with the best care ever. I arrange trips to fly out of the awful Atlanta airport by my second home just to leave my dog here instead of the kennel near my full time house. These are some happy, happy dogs. Huge peace of mind for me *(Saw a review saying care was good but complaining that they didn't get a refund for early pickup - You do realize that reserving a spot for your pet means you've taken that spot out of circulation, right? That's what reserved means? These nice people are making a living here. )

Our dog loves going to Redbarn and is always wagging her tail when we drop her off. We get photos…read moreduring our dog's stay, and we know everything has gone well because our dog is happy when we pick her up.

Linda was great with our dogs, cats and horse. She even took the time to take a picture of everyone…read moreand emailed it us while we were gone. We will definitely use them again.

Choice Pet Sitters has taken care of my two beloved pets on many occasions. The entire staff has a…read moredefinite knack for taking care of and interacting with four leggeds of all varieties. My two dogs are precious to me, but when they're in the care of Choice Pet Sitters, I have complete confidence that they're going to be loved and impeccably attended to. I love the way they leaves me extensive notes, scrupulously documenting the details of their visits and the behavior and state of my pets. I can best sum it up this way: they take care of and attend to my pets as well as I would. And my dogs are nothing short of adoring toward every member of their staff who has cared for them. They are so responsible and attentive that once, when I forgot to call and let them know that I'd arrived home, they called me, another reflection of their commitment to putting pets' needs first. I recommend them whole heartedly and without the slightest reservation or criticism.

I have never personally boarded a dog at Hanson Hill Farm, and I want to be completely transparent…read moreabout that. I am leaving this review because of the circumstances surrounding the death of a client's 12-year-old pug, Arabella, and because of Hanson Hill Farm's own public statement about what happened. What concerns me most is not simply that a tragic incident occurred. It is the explanation this facility chose to give afterward. Hanson Hill Farm publicly promotes more than 40 years of experience caring for dogs. With that level of experience, it is extremely difficult to understand their own statement that they were "unaware this was too long and too warm for Bella" after keeping a 12-year-old pug outside during a 45-minute outdoor rotation. Pugs are brachycephalic dogs. Their shortened airways make it harder for them to cool themselves through panting, and they are particularly vulnerable to heat-related illness. Senior dogs are also more vulnerable to heat stress. This is basic breed- and age-specific information that I would expect a professional boarding facility with decades of experience to understand. What makes this even more difficult to understand is that Hanson Hill Farm has apparently cared for pugs before and promotes experience caring for dogs with different ages and needs. So how was a senior pug's individual risk assessed here? The facility's statement specifically emphasizes that the temperature was 79°F and that the dogs had access to shade, water and a pool. But that does not tell the whole story. The relevant afternoon weather in Adairsville on Friday, August 21 was considerably warmer than that. Historical observations show temperatures around 82°F shortly after noon, 84°F around 1 PM, 86°F around 2 PM, and 88°F shortly afterward, with humidity in the roughly 60-70% range during the early afternoon. The day's high reached 90°F. We do not yet know the exact time Bella's 45-minute outdoor rotation occurred, which is why I am not going to pretend we do. But if this occurred during the afternoon leading up to the facility's approximately 2 PM call to her owner, the actual environmental conditions were considerably different from simply saying "79°F." That raises a very reasonable question: why does the facility's public explanation focus on a single 79°F temperature without providing the temperature, humidity or other environmental conditions during the actual outdoor rotation? Shade, water and a pool can help, but they do not eliminate the physiological risks of heat for a brachycephalic dog. A pug's ability to cool itself through panting is already compromised by its anatomy. The relevant question is whether the facility appropriately considered the dog's breed, age, individual condition, environmental conditions, duration of outdoor exposure and early signs of heat stress. The facility also says it was watching the dogs on a camera and that Bella appeared to be walking around and interacting normally before she was brought inside. That raises another serious question: was someone physically outside supervising the dogs, or were staff primarily monitoring the outdoor area through a camera from inside? A camera can show where a dog is. It cannot physically assess breathing, panting, posture, responsiveness or other early signs of distress. And by the facility's own account, Bella eventually laid down in the shade before they brought her inside and recognized that she was in distress. This is especially difficult to reconcile with a business publicly promoting decades of experience and individualized care. I am not claiming to know every medical detail of Arabella's case, and I am not pretending to have been her owner. I am saying that after reading Hanson Hill Farm's own explanation of what happened, I would not feel comfortable entrusting my dog to this facility. If you are considering Hanson Hill Farm, ask very specific questions about how they handle senior dogs and brachycephalic breeds, what temperature and humidity thresholds they use for outdoor activity, how long dogs are kept outside, whether staff physically supervise outdoor groups, and what procedures they use to recognize and respond to heat stress. A business claiming more than 40 years of experience should already know these things. For me, their own statement raises far more questions than it answers.

This place killed my pug due to pure negligence. Please avoid this boarding facility at all costs…read more You are risking losing a loved animal. May this place suffer forever just as they made my pug suffer. She died from heat stroke with brain damage. The worst heat stroke case the vet has seen.

Good Dog Mobile Groomer, LLC , groomer (Jasmine) injured my 2 cats with clippers & we had to take…read morethem to the vet . She chopped holes in thier coats, rather than clipping them evenly. She also clipped the whiskers down on my cats faces. Jasmine said the cats had ticks: my cats have never been outside & when they do leave the house it's to visit the vet. We have hard shell backpacks for them, so they never touch the ground. Jasmine should never have another set of clippers in her hands, she has no idea what she's doing. I alerted the owner of the company & (Barbara's) reply was simply, "Thank you for letting me know", no apology or offer of any amount of refund". She charged me $330.00 & now we have a vet bill as well.

New to the area and this grooming salon. I made an appt 4 weeks ago and was told to bring my dogs…read moreat 9:30 this morning because one would be groomed first and then the other. I received no reminder call yesterday or voicemail. Headed out this morning and was 5 minutes away from the salon and got a phone call because they were looking for me. The lady on the phone, who was very matter-of-fact, told me they were expecting me at 9, which was not the time I was given when I made the initial appt. She continued to say it wasn't "her call" it was the groomer's and she was sorry for the miscommunication, but that I needed to reschedule. I asked her to please let me bring them since I was so close to their salon and was told "no". So I had to turn around with two very anxious dogs and go back home. We would have been 10 minutes early for the appt times they gave us, but instead we were sent on our way with no care at all from the groomer or salon. We will NEVER go back there!! To let a customer walk away because of a mistake the salon made was a very poor decision on their part.