We have gone here for over a year. Using their grooming and vet services. Everything has been ok…read moreuntil 3 weeks ago. We took our dog to get groomed. She went in perfectly fine & came out with 1 eye completely shut. The next few days her right eye could barely open & when she could open it, her eye ball was droopy. Through multiple vet visits with them, they would never give us an answer about what happened. They ordered us a steroid and pain medication. Mistakes happen, but usually people try to make up for those mistakes. No word about what happened to our dog. "We don't want to speculate", yet they took pictures after whatever incident happened. Obviously something went wrong while our dog was here. We finally decided to get away from this place, went to a new vet. Gave our got an anti-inflammatory and her eye is close to being back to normal. Stay very far away from the grooming service. Dr.Gladden was nice, but I wish she would have decided to give us an anti-inflammatory to speed this process up. All in all we spend over $700 and still have no clue what happened to our dog after multiple questions. We will never go back.

I have been using this vet for 14 years and was satisfied with their services. This year at my…read morecat's annual exam was quite different. A new vet too the cat, in his carrier, to the back. 5 minutes later the vet came back and said my cat was not being "co-operative" and they could not see him that day. The vet told me to give the cat gabapentin before bringing him back. Of course she sold me the gabapentin for $21! I was very disappointed in this service and found another vet right away. If they can't handle a cat, what good are they?​

I brought my dog in for what was a diagnosed as a urinary tract infection. I also explained I…read morethought I caused the bleeding when I picked her up when she yelped. The doctor said that was completely ridiculous I could not have caused that picking her up and he gave me the antibiotics without even doing an abdominal examination... why because you can't charge for it. Fast forward 2.5 weeks I returned because I knew something was still wrong and they said it was the medication still working. I insisted it was something else and after expensive tests and then an abdominal test they said it was a tumor that they could feel!!!!! In an abdominal exam. The sent me for emergency surgery and I spent a bunch of money and my loving dog died. I hold this vet totally responsible. Not to mention I spent a bunch of money 2.5 weeks too late

I appreciate this caring and kind group of people. They took…read moresuch good care of us when we had to have my beloved pup Lily put down. Thank you to Gainesville Veterinary Hospital.

They are so good with our pups-whom we hate boarding. But when we do, we've always used Happy Dogs!…read moreBristol and Josie get to stay together and always have a great time. The one time Josie wouldn't eat because she was missing her family, they were patient and gave her lots of special attention and love. Highly recommend Happy Dogs!

Our pup Gatsby has the very best time staying here when we visit family (we live in Tampa but have…read morefamily in Cumming). He has stayed the past cpl Thanksgivings and we just had a 4 night stay (July). We also got the wash & dry added and he smelled and looked great at pick up. We are so thankful to have a trusted, safe and fun place for him to go. The staff is top notch as well, especially Ansley!!!

I have a chihuahua, very anxious and they trimmer their nails very well and they're very lovely.read more

I've been bringing my dogs here for over 2 years. When I first started going there the owner always…read moregreeted me and texted me when they were done- and she used some kind of essential oils or something because they always smelled pretty for like a week after grooming. I really liked taking them there even though the price was different every time but when they were done they were put in their own little area with a gate on the front keeping them separate from the big dogs (mine are 14 and 25 lbs). Fast forward a year and they went in for baths only and I picked them up, owner mentions no issues. Get home- go to give my little one belly rubs and he's got cuts and scratches on his belly and I was shocked. I immediately texted Marisol and sent her pictures- the next day she said her bather had jerked when combing him and that's what caused it. Then sent me a pick of the comb used. I have a short hair chihuahua, they used a metal tooth undercoat rake comb. Like you would use on a husky or something. We didn't go back. After some bad experiences at petsmart (not with my dogs but with the groomers that I watched being way to rough with other dogs) my husband said why don't you try bark and paws again? After what happened before surely she will be very careful. So we go back with my dog that was not injured just to test the waters - everything goes ok. Again, the pricing is never the same and I lost my job so I started doing haircuts and bathes at home but still took them there for nails. Everything the other reviews say is true. We went last week- he took them to the back and handed them off to someone- the guy came back with my chihuahua after about 10 min- I went and put him in the car and went back in for my other one. Waited 15 min- watched one dog jump out of gated areas and no one blinked an eye. Then I heard my baby yelping and I thought was that my Morgan? Then she did it again and I hollered out (since there's no one around) if you are having a hard time with her it's ok to stop and bring her to me. No response. Then the guy who seemed to be in charge goes in there and I hear them all having a big discussion in Spanish. I know a little Spanish, enough to understand that the gal cut Morgan into the nail quick several times after that then was trying to get away while she was trying to finish. Well my dog is so laid back - for her to yelp several times and try to get away means you weren't handling her correctly. I guess when we got there and Morgan didn't want to go in and I couldn't even coax my chihuahua out of the car- I had to climb in the back seat and get him from under the seat (which he has never done before) that should have been my hint that it was time to move on. The owner is a very nice lady but she hasn't been there the last 3 times and her employees don't speak English and as far as I can tell aren't trained properly on how to cut nails or what brush to use on a short hair dog. Needless to say- after that visit we will not be going back. What could be a great business has gotten too sloppy since expanding and I hope all of these recent reviews have the owner looking into running her business better.

Damnation, best dog ever! Family owned and great people…read more Can't drive by without stopping!

Always a positive experience found here! Your dog will be loved and respected here. I'd be hard…read morepressed to name people who are more tuned into animals than Donna and Emily!

It was our first time to Doodles & Doods grooming & Boarding as well as Tracey asked if we could…read moredye them pink and blue and I said sure why not! They look so cute. We are so happy. We are going back. I would like to know more about the boarding available as well. But so far grooming is great! Lauren

Tracey is top notch! She is the person u can feel good about leaving your fur babies with no matter…read morewhat! Hands down, she is awesome and she has such a good heart as she loves these animals so very much. Each one that comes into her salon, rest assured she will treat them with pure love while in her care! Hopefully this helps any person who has issues of being scared of who to trust with their precious fur kids. Because I get it! I trust nobody! And I would just have a fit if I ever thought someone was mean to my baby or anyone's animal for that matter! Animals are too good for us humans! They love us so much, and deserve the best! Tracey is one of the best!

They took great care of our pug and english bulldog! Highly recommend! They are professional and…read moreprompt with their communication!

What a caring establishment. We always hotel our dogs there when needed. Prices are reasonable and…read morethe love and care provided is priceless. We have three ladies and if they could talk would tell you it's like a weekend at the spa. They get out of the car and almost break my wrists trying to get inside. They love it as do my wife and I! A special place with awesome ownership and staff.

If you've been away for a while, take a chance and come back. Let's be honest, if you came to…read moreBrowns Bridge Animal Hospital (BBAH) during the days of Dr. Vitali & Dr. Watson, and continued to come to BBAH after they left, you probably have a bitter taste in your mouth. The rotating staff, management and vets that came in after Vitali, et al, left were abysmal. Many/most of the old clients left after terrible experiences, some truly heartbreaking. We, too, left & took our dog to a vet across town, with whom we had no problems. The new vet was nice, competent, we liked him well enough, but it was inconvenient. A friendly letter to old clients announcing a new owner/vet encouraged me to @ least give BBAH one more try. I went to see Dr. Hall w/my 11 y.o lab mix and really liked him. I liked him enough to let him do a knee surgery that she needed. He recommended a less expensive, more conservative surgery due to her age, which I appreciated. He did a great job, was nice, friendly and responded well to questions. But hey, it's still an expensive surgery, so I thought maybe it was just good business for him to be nice pre/post-op and follow-up. Recently, however, my old girl developed a rapidly growing lump on her belly. I took her in, expecting the worst. Initially, he recommeded, not surprisingly, surgical removal. We talked a bit and I expressed concern about repeated anesthesia at her age. We talked about the risk/benefit and we mutually decided to take a step back and go for a "wait and see" approach. He made sure that I was comfortable monitering the growth, even though removal might be the "ideal option". If it grows, we'll remove it, if it doesn't, and its not bothering her, then we'll continue to moniter it. I now feel comfortable he's not just being nice to me (& my dog) because he's looking to do a money making surgery. He recommended the "text book" right answer (surgical removal b/c it grew rapidly), but listened to and considered my concerns and together we came up with a plan of care with which we all feel comfortable. Dr. Vitali left some huge shoes to fill, but I think I have found a vet I am really beginning to trust. I can attest to Dr. Hall's surgical skill thanks to my dog's successful knee surgery. More importantly, perhaps, I am beginning to trust him as a good, honest, thoughtful vet that genuinely cares about my dog. That, as most pet owners know, is a trait that is priceless! If you left BBAH for the same reasons most of us did, consider going back :-) I'm a new fan.

Stay far away! My…read moredog had a laceration that needed medical attention. Google shows that they are open until 1, but we called and were told that they were open until 3 today. We arrived at 12:10. The place was deserted and the employees were on their cell phones. I was told that they couldn't see my pup because they don't take patients after noon on Saturdays. We were only 10 minutes past the cutoff. Staff was on site and not busy, but still couldn't tend to my injured pup. What does that tell you about how they treat animals? If that's what they do in front of a customer, imagine what goes on behind closed doors! Run, don't walk, away from this vet clinic who clearly does not care for the well-being and health of animals.