Blatant Extortionists - Pure & Simple. No other word for it…read more We are "registered patients", having spent a good deal of money there in '24 on bunch of tests (that found nothing.) Ran out of nexguard, which pooch has been on since'19. Wouldn't sell me a dose because it's "prescription" and we hadn't been in for the $150 "checkup" in 2025. (costs $12/dose online, $30 in vet office, so you can see the profit margin on this stuff) U F B ! but that's the veterinary game today, and they don't mince words about it. 'Patient relationship, patient welfare' are a foreign language to these licensed, get-rich-quick lowlifes.

It's just amazing it made sure my cat didn't die and the employees are Soo nice to me my cat and…read morekids

This is the best kennel I have ever used & have been a loyal customer for over 20 years.read more

We visited the kennel before leaving our dogs for a long stay. We were impressed with our visit…read moreand thought it would be a good, safe place to leave our dogs. when we returned to pick up our dogs they were very dirty and smelt so bad we had to leave the windows open on the drive home. the most troubling thing was our dogs had severe sneezing for about 48 hours upon returning home. We found out they had been feed yogurt with their food without consulting us first. They continue to be sick (vomiting, diarrhea). Now several weeks after their stay the vet bills continue to grow as we try to get them healthy. I would not recommend this kennel, Kevin seemed nice enough, but I was disappointed in how our dogs were taken care of.

They are amazing!!!! Very compassionate and supportive in a very difficult situation..read more

I have been going to this animal hospital hospital for two years. Have spent thousands of dollars…read morewith dental cleanings, tooth extractions, exams and shots. I recently called them because I my 13lb dog had eaten a raisin. I wanted to know if I should be concerned. I was told to check with poison control. I then asked if there was a number that they could provide. I was told to go online and Google it. Seriously?? A vet can't provide me information regarding a dog eating a raisin?? Either they didn't know or didn't want to be bothered. Either way, not good.

We had a dog of our dreams purchased 13.5 years ago. Ms Rose shipped her to us, no health issues…read moreother than old age

We have had 4 Irish Setters from Roselle since 1998. Not one has had any health or personality…read moreissues. They have all been absolutely beautiful, loving dogs. Our first lived 12 years, our second got Lyme's disease and passed at 3 years, and our third just passed away last night from natural causes at 11 years. Our fourth is still out hunting every day and is very healthy for her age of 11 years. I would buy another puppy from Roselle in a heartbeat. I have been to Roselle's home several times to pick up our puppies. This is NO ugly puppy mill. These puppies are happy outside with nice shelters. They are not in mud-filled pens. They have an acre of grass to play and explore. If you want to ruin an Irish Setter, keep it in a kennel all day. They are meant to run and hunt. Roselle interacts with them every day. All our dogs were perfectly socialized. Roselle has very good reasons to meet people at a neutral location. If you want a big indoor kennel puppy then do that. Roselle will give you a well-bred, beautiful, great hunter who is a very loving pet.