I have to agree with other posts - PetSmart is a notch above PetCo. I found the staff very helpful…read moreand I only needed 10 crickets for Wizard the Lizard. The gal who helped me was very informed and gave me a short education on worms. I don't remember asking for it, but found it unbelievably interesting nonetheless. Their prices are a bit high on specialty items, like rawhide and antler chews, but everything else seems in line with other stores. Again, I go in and spend $1.40 every week for crickets, but am treated like I spend a hundred. I also like the fact they help relocate cats and dogs to good homes.

Ann, Kindly it may be time to…read moreRetire. You're customer service is lower Then low. You were incredibly rude. I sent my husband in for a pickup, my fault it wasn't ready yet. You pulled it directly in front of him and then proceeded to tell him he needed to wait for as long as it takes to pull all Other orders. Why? And it wasn't just that it was the way you treated him incredibly disrespectfully telling him next time he should follow directions. I'm sure you're aware of all of the other options we have to take our business to. You were rude enough for us to order dog food and treats else wear. What a terrible Experience.

After four years in Denver, we finally found a great dog walking service!!! We love these folks…read moreand so do our dogs! Everyone who works here is responsive, kind and they take great pics of the pups. They are reliable and our dogs love all the ladies. We highly recommend YBFF!

They did a great job working with my requested schedule which fell over a busy holiday weekend when…read moreI needed to leave town to care for my cats and ducks. Communication was great and it's clear the whole team at YBFF take a lot of pride in making sure all the pets in their care receive a lot of love and attention.

Great company. Dr. Chas was amazing and created a special day for me and my pets. He really took…read morehis time and has a wonderful and calm demeanor. I know my Lolly felt at peace with her transition. I will never take a pet to a vet clinic for euthanasia services ever again. On the day of my appointment, I was nervous and scared, not sure if it was the right time. When they told me "Chas" would be my vet, I felt relieved. Because the last pet I euthanized was nicknamed "Chas," so I know the universe was telling me it was the right time and that my other pets were with me to greet her. Thank you thank you thank you, Dr. Chas and support staff! You made my pet's passing very comfortable and special. Dr. Chas is very wonderful.

Caring pathways was fantastic as we had to say goodbye to our dog. Dr Lei was amazing!…read moreCommunication was clear and she was on time. Dr Lei took the time to be sympathetic and understanding and also explain exactly what the precess was going to be like. I never felt hurried and we proceeded when I was ready. Putting a pet down is never easy but it was well worth the price to do it at the comfort of home.

My experience with Freedom Service Dogs was incredibly disappointing and, at times, emotionally…read moredifficult. I entered the program seeking support for PTSD and expected a trauma-informed environment. Instead, I experienced situations that felt triggering and did not feel supported when challenges came up. The structure of the program felt rigid, and there did not seem to be enough flexibility for someone actively working through trauma. The hardest part was being awarded a service dog and then having it taken away. That was not only upsetting, but it also felt destabilizing after investing emotionally in the process. I believe organizations working with PTSD should prioritize understanding, flexibility, and meeting clients where they are. That was not my experience here. I would encourage others to ask very specific questions about how PTSD is supported before committing to this program.

Dahlia and I have been together for 7 yrs I could fill this page up with stories how Dahlia has…read morechanged my life for the better What a wonderful organization FSD is. Dahlia was rescued from a puppy mill found in Texas and brought to Co. Allison was Dahlia's trainer she did a fantastic job any time we're out and about I get comments how they can tell Dahlia is a "real" Service Dog she is skillfully trained when I needed help I got the support I needed from FSD. Brenna was and has been my best supporter and educator she's been with me from day one I couldn't have done it with out these two wonderful people to understand what a service dog is and how to live together as a team. Things change FSD has a puppy program now OMG they are so cute they don't use rescues as before they know these dogs from the time they're born. Dahlia is getting near retirement she has gray hair around her face so I'm doing the paperwork for a successor service dog and I'll adopt Dahlia so she can be a spoiled pet. If you're looking for a service dog look into FSD they are a wonderful organization.

Who is answering the phones? Children? Literally called back within 5 min. Couldnt understand…read moreanything I was saying,and couldnt spell. After 7 min that was enough, no thank you.

Just had an amazing experience here with Dr. Shomock. We called in the morning and got a same day…read moreappointment for our senior dog. The doctor was caring, gentle, and did not push any unnecessary tests. Left feeling like we have a great plan for our girl and well taken care of. Would recommend and will definitely be back for our future veterinary needs. Thank you!

Robin is great! Our dogs love her! One of our dogs is very cautious to warm up to strangers but…read morewith robin she actually lets her walk her. Robin is our #1 choice when it comes to pet care when we are away! She goes above and beyond and cares about our dogs!!!

We recently moved to the Parker/Castle Rock area about 2 months ago and were in need of someone…read morethat we not only could trust with our new home but our dog Moose. We interviewed 3 different companies, looking for someone who is professional, patient and of course reasonable in cost. After I met Robin, I knew that we found a match! She is kind and patient with our dog (which can be a handful to say the least). I get updates everyday on their time together and if there is anything that I need to be aware of with his health and behavior. Prairie Home Pet Care is someone I'd definitely recommend to take care of your little furry family members! -Bryan

Ethan, I want to thank you for training my ally .she is such an amazing dog ! 6 month ago I adept…read moreher from a dog shelter and I feel so lucky that I had you as her Instructive. It is so fun to watch his interaction with the dog. The bond he creates so quickly with-out dominance or fear! I'm highly recommended !!! Wagging pawsibilities -dog training !!!

Ethan Bonen is the new "dog whisperer. " I can't say enough about how great he was with my troubled…read morepuppy. He was very patient and knowledgeable, problem-solving issues stemming from impulse control (ie. chasing rabbits) to furniture biting. Our sessions were interactive with good feedback and information including detailed explanations on the reasons behind different dog behaviors and reactions. Ethan was also extremely responsive and flexible with scheduling, and took the time to send pictures/videos of recommendations mentioned during our sessions. My dog loves Ethan and I'm certain yours will too!

I've had so many cats and endured their final moments. Some have been horrible in the hands of…read morethose who I will never go back to. However, having Dr. Daigler help me with my 18 year old Callie (cat) was honestly the most compassionate and caring passing that I could have hoped for my little one. If you are struggling with a pet in need of final help, please call Dr. Daigler of A Peaceful Passage. She's a Godsend and a wonderful person. She'll help you through a very difficult time.

Dr Daigler has put down 2 of my dogs and the experience with her is the best it can be, given the…read morescenario. She even put my dog in the back of her car where she was all laid out in a bed wrapped in a blanket- so peacefully. 10/10 would recommend

I honestly don't understand the bad reviews at all. These are dogs that have been rescued from high…read morekill shelters and often have been through very traumatic events. Their purpose is to try to find the best fit possible for these dogs so as to make sure these dogs aren't put through more trauma and have forever homes. With that, merely putting in an application for a dog doesn't guarantee you're the best fit for the dog you're interested in compared to somebody else. From what I understand they will often take a while to go through their applications because they want to make sure the dog gets adopted by the best candidate for the dog. There are plenty of dogs my fiancé and I could've applied for and probably would've been denied for because they just wouldn't have been a good fit. Also...I'm sorry, but given the fact that this is a RESCUE, not a breeder or whatever, they can't guarantee the breed of the dog ffs. Since they're a non-profit I don't think they have the funds for DNA tests when they're often funding medical treatment etc for the dogs they're rescuing. If you're heart set on adopting a breed, don't rescue I guess? We adopted our dog several days ago and we are in love. His foster family was amazing and we even have made a point to stay in touch with them so they can see how he's doing :) It took Becca/the fosters a few days to get back to us but the process was exactly as expected given the fact that they clearly wanted to extensively look through applications. He is such a wonderful fit in our family and we are really grateful we went through a rescue that clearly really cares about every dog they adopt out.

I'm very disappointed that my adoption application through Brighter Days Animal Rescue was denied…read morebecause I wasn't open to professional training. I have adopted and cared for pets throughout my lifetime. I have worked from home for many years, which has allowed me to dedicate a great deal of time and attention to my animals. I have also worked with and rehabilitated many pets successfully, and I have never had a need for professional training. I understand the importance of making sure animals are placed in safe, loving homes. However, I don't believe that declining an adoption solely because I am not willing to pay for professional training is reasonable or an accurate reflection of my ability to care for a pet. I have the experience and knowledge to work with my own animals, and I have references who can speak to the care I provide. My pets are not simply animals in my home, they are part of my family. I take their care and well-being very seriously, and I have always provided them with a loving, stable environment. It is very sad and frustrating to be denied the opportunity to adopt based on something that, in my experience, has never been necessary.