I've been taking my dog to camp bow wow for 8+ years now and love how they take care of my boy!…read moreI've never had an issue with them, and when needed, they've actually always gone well above and beyond for me. I trust them completly with my dog!

Camp Bow Wow has been a saviour for us. Trying to go away and feeling guilty of leaving the dog…read morehome to long or tyring to get someone trust worthy to look after your dog is a chore as well stressful. Well this is the answer trust me. We took the Murphy here when we went to California and at first he was a bit sketchy but once he was there he did not want to leave. It is a daycare for dog's the whole concept. Walking in it looks like the inside of a log cabin and you hang our leash in the spot with your dogs name etched in chalk. They have two large rooms for the dogs to socialize as well as an outdoor area for play time. Inside in a separate room there are large kennels and each dog has his own sleep space. Prices are really reasonable as it is $25 for the day or $35 for the night and if you stay a full week they bath them before he comes home. Now when we take Murphy we just tell him to go get John and off he goes right to the door, so cute. This place is a live saver and a nice way to enjoy your vacation knowing someone is with your dog..

Called to see if it would be a good fit for my pit bull/rotti mix who has not been socialized by…read morethe previous owner. I was told by the woman I spoke to she works specifically with the breed and would love to work with him during his stay so I decided to go with them. Picked him up after a week and they said they didn't even take him out of his pen! He was covered in fleas and had bloody diarrhea for a week! Never taking him there again.

We had our dog at the kennel for a weekend. When we showed up they said he hadn't been good and…read moreshowed aggression. I was really surprised to hear this considering my dog has literally never been even slightly aggressive towards a human. Who ever worked there ended up following us out to the parking lot telling us to come back and almost tried to smooth things over? I didn't think much about the interaction at the time and was mostly focused on my dog. The day after being home he was hardly coming out of his kennel, shaking, always cowards when we approach him. This this dog has never done before. He very a confident, happy dog going in and a totally different dog coming out. I don't want to point fingers or blame anyone but I feel like we may have not been told a complete story. Anytime I go to pet my dog still now his eyes close and he bows down. Safe to say we won't be back. Oh and the place is an absolute dump.

we left our cat for the first time and it was a great experience! we felt completely at ease…read moredropping him off and he was perfectly fine when we picked him up. the facility was very clean and vibrant. we will definitely use this hotel again.

From the owner: We are Halifax’s newest cat boarding facility, based in Dartmouth. We prefer to think of it as a…read morehotel or your cat’s home away from home. Operated with care by a cat lover who lives onsite and has two cats of her own.

You can often see many dogs at the fence barking at cars. One needs to question the amount of staff…read moreper dog. It's a matter of time before someone gets hurt. When you bring it up with the owner, she is two-faced and very defensive.

We took our dog here four times. The first three were okay, but after the fourth day we ended up…read moreasking for our money back for the remainder of our pre-paid days. We showed up at 7 (when they open) and nobody was there. A couple minutes later Jen showed up with her three dogs and let us in. She told me she would have to move her car because I had parked in her spot, which meant she had to leave my dog unsupervised while she did that. She then realized that their pool had not been cleaned over the weekend and that it was dangerous for the dogs, so she tried moving them to the other room. Our dog didn't listen so she decided to hide from him, and then grab his collar as he walked by. This resulted in him biting her and bruising her skin. That is completely innappropriate dog handling, especially for a dog that she already knew didn't like being handled at all. We took our dog there so he could have positive experiences with people, and he got the opposite.

Other than Noah having a bath....the grooming was all but non existant. Feet weren't trimmed…read moreproperly, top knot was not done and face was sloppy. Tail not trimmed or brushed well.

From the owner: Welcome to The Pawsitive Place! With a lifelong love for animals and a deep passion for grooming, I…read morededicated myself to creating a service that truly prioritizes your furry friend's comfort and well-being. If you have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to reach out—I’m here to help! Experience the convenience of online booking for your grooming appointments today. Let’s make every day a paw-sitive one together!

Don't go there for haircuts on your furbabies. They make a mess and rip you off by charging…read morewhatever they want. My daughter took her yourkie there once, and they charged her almost 100 dollars for a basic trim. He only weighs 14 lbs, and anywhere else was only between 50- 65 max. They told her the price was high because her dog was a long-haired dog in which was not the case. He's a short hair yorkie with some curl to his hair. It's not a silky breed, yorkie, but they told her no, it didn't matter. The groomer gets to decide, and that's what they allowed. I heard nothing positive about this place, and I would never take my pet to a place that has such bad reviews.

They do not have skilled staff for grooming. From my experience there are much better places to…read moretake your dog for grooming in Dartmouth than this place.