Cute store with a ton of cute merchandise for sale. There are a ton of dog cookies with various fun…read moredesigns. I cannot control myself and feel the need to buy something for my dog everywhere I go. I ended up buying him a small stuffed starfish. All of the toys were priced pretty high, otherwise I may have bought a couple other items.

Chelsey took care of Bella this time. I couldn't have asked for a better job! Nails were perfect,…read moreher coat was so shiny and soft I couldn't stop petting her. What stood out to me the most was how happy she was when I picked her up. I am a happy customer.

I am DONE with Petco online. 3 times, I ordered an item and the first one was cancelled without…read moreenough notice for me to find another origin, as I was on autoship. The 2nd & 3rd times, my order was cancelled because, I believe, Petco didn't want to give me the great discount they advertised. Both times, after waiting over a week or more, I received an email saying my order was cancelled with NO explanation. I AM DONE ORDERING ANYTHING FROM PETCO! GO TO CHEWY.COM. They are extremely reliable, fair in prices and ship your items IMMEDIATELY!

Terrible place, unorganized. Not a good place to work either. Thank God we (the whole grooming…read moresalon) left. We are very happy working for ourselves now.

Horrible atmosphere smelling like a giant ashtray. After a visit there your dog smells like it…read morerolled around in that same ashtray. Overpriced, very dirty and unkept much like the couple tending to the animals in their private home they use as this business. Having witnessed and heard the way the dogs are hollered at and manhandled, I would advise against subjecting an animal you love to this business for ANY length of time. EVER.

Great place! Our dog stays here every summer when we visit Garden City and she is well cared for…read moreand comes home clean and happy.

Not sure what the complaints are about. We had to leave our dogs and cat here for an extended…read moreperiod of time after a house fire. We came and checked on them and they were doing great. We have since had them keep the dogs for a short period of time. It's a doggy daycare and they take good care of the dogs. They run around with other dogs. My dogs come home tired and happy. And they even put up with my cat who is not so nice:)

Before I start, THIS IS NOT ABOUT MONEY…read more Pawville has changed, but necessarily for the better. New owners mean new rules, which is fine, but their communication is seriously lacking. After dealing with this place for well over a year, I've learned that you must ask the staff questions (and lots of them) to find out exactly what is included and what isn't when you pay for boarding and/or daycare. That might sound like an obvious statement, and we asked several questions when we first started bringing our dog here based on previous experiences. But when customers deal with a business for a while, they get used to the service. So, when the business decides to make some pretty significant changes to that service, is a customer being unreasonable for asking those changes to be communicated the next time they call in? According to Pawville, the answer is YES. My issue was that boarded dogs get barely any playtime now unless you pay extra. I didn't know this when we took him in. I only found out when I was picking him up because I overheard another customer discussing the same issue with the front desk associate. I'll add that we have no problem paying the extra fee. My issue is that this was not communicated to me, and as a result, our dog ended up being locked away in a room with little playtime for three days. When I talked to the manager later (Kat), she stated that daycare had been included previously with boarding because she was trying to keep customers. This is why I thought it was included in our fee. Then, she apologized and offered two free half-days of daycare. That would have been great if she hadn't followed up her apology by repeatedly insinuating it was my fault for not reading their website closely enough (we called to make the reservation, so we didn't see anything they posted at the front desk) I checked, and they do mention the change on the homepage. However, they don't explain how little "complimentary playtime" actually is. To save you the effort, I'll tell you: 15-30 minutes a day. For a business that probably relies on repeat customers, Pawville's business strategy is pretty lousy. They have lots of 5-star reviews--for now--but if this is how they operate, that will change.

Salty Paws was recommended to me by my vet and it did not disappoint! Cheryl did the most…read morebeautiful job grooming my Papillion. She is truly a master at the art of dog grooming. I have had dogs my entire life and I can honestly say she is one of the best.

From the owner: At Salty Paws Pet Grooming, we treat every dog with gentle, loving care. We prioritize your pet’s…read morecomfort and safety while listening carefully to your needs. Our goal is to deliver stress-free grooming experiences, so you and your pet both leave happy and satisfied.

So helpful and kind to our dog. Thank you. We will return every time we visit. One time the worker…read moreheld our dog most of the time, we could tell. This kind of quality and interest will bring us back.

If I could give 10 stars, I would! We have 4 rescues that we take to Dog Lovers GroomBar. each of…read moreour dogs are ecstatic to see Benjamin and Holly! They truly love the fur babies . They also contribute to our local animal rescue adoption events! We LOVE DLGB!

Rascal…read more Had been going to Dogs Way Inn for many years when recently we needed to kennel our dog for a family trip. Unfortunately, we had one of the worst experiences any pet owner can imagine. Our dog was staying for nine nights from 7/12-7/20 and the condition I found our dog was quite frankly disgusting. I knew something was wrong when the first thing the receptionist said was, Oh, I'm supposed to tell you that your dog has had diarrhea since he got here and we've been giving him something to try and help. Hello, did anyone call my wife or I to inform us of this? Or ask about giving him something without our knowledge? NOPE. Did anyone call me or my wife later in the week to tell us he is still having issues? NOPE. Upon seeing him and taking him out to the truck, his entire rear was covered in feces! Did anyone clean him up to present to me? NOPE. What kind of kennel hires employees who don't take the time to fully check the dog over that they are bringing out? Do they just not care? When I walked him out to the truck he was so lethargic, he could hardly get up into the truck. I immediately drove to our local Vet who recommended some meds to stop the diarrhea and suggested I try and get a stool sample. Unfortunately, he was so lethargic and I subsequently discovered completely dehydrated that it wasn't possible. Upon getting home and a much closer look at his condition, I noticed something red around the side lips of his mouth. He was bleeding on both sides of his mouth from complete dehydration. We tried to give home some water, but he wasn't interested. When the gave him a thorough cleaning. Unfortunately, his fur is stained with the constant feces that was on it. Later in that morning my wife received a call from the receptionist who said we would be getting a phone call Amy later in the day and now offered a free bath? It's now Wednesday and Amy finally called my wife and asked about our dog and if there was anything they could do? Where was the care and concern when we left him in your custody? Really, over 48 hours after we've picked him up and literally round the clock care by us we finally get a call? Wednesday morning was the first day he has had a some what normal stool which we could take to the Vet for testing. His mouth is healing but he has some hanging skin on the side that may need further attention. He is slowly getting his strength and energy back and having an appetite. But should any pet owner have to go thru this? Absolutely not!

This is the only place I would take my dogs. They are so kind, knowledgeable, and excellent at…read moretheir jobs!