Did not look clean, said dog was ready from grooming, I went to pick up and they gave me the the…read morewrong dog, my dog was not even ready had to come back. Grooming job was awful. I will not be returning.

I have had an amazing experience with the owner Laura. We have a female German Shepard Tessy. She…read moreis very timid and would not let anyone trim her nails. I reached out to Best Buddies after a referral from a trusted friend. As promised I was given expert advice by Laura and her staff. Laura was not only willing to help us, she was so accommodating she booked private time for Tessy & brought in one of her Dog experts early. I was not only impressed by Laura's knowledge and professionalism, the way in which she treats her staff & values their time is very top-notch and ethical. It would be nice if all business owners were as ethical and passionate as Laura. I highly recommend Best Buddy in Hingham

I took our 2 year old golden doodle to get groomed at A Pet's Life today for the first time (he's…read morebeen groomed before, but it was his first visit there). From the moment we walked in, he was treated like part of the family! The groomer, Priscilla, treated him with such genuine care and his groom came out better than he's ever had before. They were really flexible with scheduling, and they're very reasonably priced. I'm so happy I found them and will absolutely be a repeat customer!

A Pets Life is a lifesaver! They are always so flexible and willing accommodate last minute…read morerequests. And my dogs go absolutely crazy every time they see Colleen - you can tell that they love her so much and are well taken care of when they are with her! - Hannah (Whaler & Flapjack)

My dog loves to go to daycare here. She adores the staff and you can tell they love her back. She…read morecomes home happy and tired.

My dog got pneumonia here. I picked her up and she could barely breathe. Nobody had bothered to…read morenotice or take her to the vet. I sped to the emergency vet and after 48 hours in an oxygen cage with treatment she was getting worse and we had to say goodbye for she was unlikely to recover and was suffering. I've never taken my pets there again and would advise people with brachycephalic dogs to never board them here. It was a heartbreaking experience.

HK has such a kind and friendly staff. My girls are little anxious going into their nail trims, but…read morealways come out with their tails wagging. All of the groomers demonstrate unparalleled patience and expertise. As an owner, I find them to be incredibly accommodating to my schedule and quick with service. We love it here!

Do not go here under any circumstances. We took our 2 year old golden retriever here because our…read moreusual groomer was booked out too far. We made an appointment for 9 am, brought her in, but it was 11:30 and we still hadn't heard anything. In our previous experience, it does not take nearly as long. I called around 11:30 and was told that something had happened with my dog, she may have pulled her nails off in the cage, was bleeding and probably needed to be seen at the vet. Now I'm no dog care expert, but I would think that if a new dog had injured themselves at my establishment, I'd probably give the owners a call and let them know. Not here at Heritage, they just let the dog bleed until the owner calls. I drove right over and to my surprise, my dog walked out actively bleeding with no attempt at any care or bandages. I was told she was mostly fine but supervised and there was DEFINITELY nothing sharp in the cage. That struck me as odd because I hadn't asked about the cage at all. Whatever caused this injury either took a long time and should have been noticed sooner or there was something sharp in the cage. On the 5 minute drive home, my dog bled all over the back seats of my car. Once home I bandaged her as best as I could and drove over to the emergency vet. I apologized for my dog bleeding all over their lobby and they took her right back. She did not rip her nails out at all, she had lacerations on both front paws. They put her on antibiotics, painkillers, and tranquilizers. I had to go back later that night because she bled through the bandages the first time. After 5 trips to the vet, almost 2 weeks, and countless hours driving back and forth and in the waiting room, the bandages are finally off. The only positive thing I can say about this place is that they paid for the vet bill that their neglect caused in the first place. These pictures are after the bandages came off. Do not make the same mistake as me, do not go to Heritage Kennels

Lueanne and her team at Grooming Magic love dogs. They've taken care of our Airedales for the past…read more20 years. Like many other businesses, Grooming Magic has to close abruptly due to the COVID-19 pandemic. They were great about keeping those of us with canceled bookings in the loop about reopening dates and called us as soon as they had firm dates to reschedule our dog's appointment. They've implemented a full set of controls to reduce the risk of transmission, including requiring a check or exact change for payment to limit contact. The staff at Grooming Magic know that pets are family members and they are exceedingly good to those families who trust them with their animals. When we had a death in the family a number of years ago they squeezed us in for a last-minute appointment and they were kind enough to send flowers. What pet groomer does that? Grooming Magic, that's who!

Kathy did a wonderful job on our high arousal golden doodle, Ulysses. He looks wonderful, and more…read moreimportantly, he was not at all anxious afterwards, which he has been in the past with other groomers.

I have been going to Nonie for years with all my furry family members Russel is wonderful and does…read moresuch a good job with my boys! Nonie is awesome too, I always feel like family when I bring my dogs in for their groom

Always excellent service never a wait longer than 5 minutes…read more Friendly staff Always bring my Boston there to get her nails done

We hired Donna last summer to train our pug, Sammy. He responded very well to her methods and he…read morereally enjoyed his sessions with her. We have continued our relationship with her with boarding services. Sammy loves to go stay with her, they go on walks and he gets to play with other dogs. We highly recommend Donna at the Daily Dog!

Very disappointed. Overpriced for what you get and very poor customer service. During a storm she…read moreeither did not show up or failed to contact me when she arrived at my apartment then charged me for a missed appointment/late fee ON TOP OF the class fee that I did not even receive, for what she claims not waiting for her arrival at the door. Claims she called but I contacted her and left a VM and heard nothing and had no missed calls from her and explained that and she still charged the fee. Clearly just a miscommunication somehow but shows very poor business management and customer service on her end. That just didn't settle well with me. Worked out anyways as I have sense found a trainer that is less pricy, and takes more integrity in her training/business. Have had much more efficient results at a fraction of the cost! Will be referring people to her instead unfortunately after this extremely unsettling experience.

Do not under any circumstance bring your dog to this place. I did a lot of research before…read morebringing my dog here, I saw all the website pictures showing dogs that looked happy and well cared for, I had friends who raved about the place. I also had friends that sternly warned me to stay away, they spoke about how their dogs were abused by staff and suffered serious injuries in dog fights, and how the owner took no responsibility and always blamed the dog. I wish I had listened to those friends. My dog attended for about a month, no issues. I went to pick up my dog one afternoon and was told by a young female employee that there was "an incident " and that the owner needed to speak to me. The owner, Laurie Wagner, came out and said again " there was an incident ", I was panicked, asked if my dog was ok, she sarcastically responded "yah, YOUR dog is fine". She brought me in to an office to a computer and spent a very long time trying to load up a video, I am standing there again panicked and kept asking "is everything ok?", she fumbled with the computer and basically told me to relax.I just wanted to see to my dog. She showed me a video from that day. An employee entered in to the dog area from a 1/2 door, multiple dogs swarmed her, she was patting them, my dog approached her in the crowd and another dog (who I later found out was this employee's dog)snapped at my dog, my dog did not react and just stayed there seeking the same attention as the other dozen or so dogs, the employee's dog again became aggressive with my dog. At that point the employee grabbed my dog violently by the collar, lifting her off the ground, her front legs in the air and drug her off camera. The employee plowed through the dogs in the crowd, dragging my dog while her dog was following, snapping at my dog's rear end.. my heart fell into my stomach when I saw this. Laurie Wagner said my dog was "like a person that no one wants to show up at their party". She said my dog clearly does not respect other dog's boundaries. HELLO! my dog was not aggressive, acting out in any manner, she was not even hyper, interacting with the other dog, just happened to be next to it, she just stood there,she was in a crowd of other dogs seeking attention, she did nothing wrong. She was targeted by another dog. She said my dog needed intense training, she asked if I had children and suggested I was putting them at risk with my dog!!wtf!## she then talked about her training programs and said my dog would not be welcome back until she successfully completes training by Doggie Fun... I was in a daze, just wanted to get my dog. While driving home, I could smell urine, when I got home, I noticed my dog was damp with urine on her paws, undercarriage, under her muzzle, I was perplexed how it happened. Several weeks laters, I by chance ran into that young female employee(who said she quit after just a short time bc she could not stand the dog abuse) she told me she remembered the incident, and that it was not uncommon. She said my dog was put in to a filthy tiny cage, too small for her to even turn around, as punishment and just left there for hours, the urine smell mystery was solved, she had laid in her own pee. She told me the employee who violently handled my dog is now the new owner, an older woman with blondish hair. Stay away from this place at all costs, they abuse dogs, don't believe the pictures. Thankfully other than urine burns, my dog showed no signs of physical or emotional abuse. She is resilient and happy go lucky and thankfully has no effects from the abuse she suffered at Doggie Fun & Fitness. I am glad the "incident" happened, they saw it as an opportunity to sell a training package, but thankfully it turned out to be an exposure, window into an abusive environment. If Doggie Fun &Fitness didn't call my dog out I would have never known about how horrible they are, my dog would probably still be there, being abused, mistreated like the rest of the dogs.

There's no one who compares to Joe Hutchins at Doggy Fun and Fitness when it comes to handling…read moredifficult, hard to handle dogs. My male Shihtzu Augie has been fired by 5-6 groomers, maybe more. He's sooo bad! He HATES groomers! I have To tranquilizer him for all other groomers and we still get fired! Augie has been a serious challenge so we know why he landed in rescue. We drive over an hour just for Joe as we are 30 mins north of Boston but Joe is worth it!! Joe doesn't know it but we've been fired by yet another north shore groomer just yesterday ‍ so it's back to Joes!