I trust the people who work here. Professional and understanding, Especially the front desk. I live…read moreforty miles away and still take Buddy here. It's hard to find such good hearted people. Their job is physically and emotionally tough. It would break me in a week.

Traveling through the area with my dog and, of course, an unknown (to me) thing starts happening…read morewith his butt while we're on trail. I was having a hard time reaching vets in the area but was able to get a hold of these folks. They were able to answer my questions, supported me remotely via photos, and followed up. I reached out the next day when there was a change and they were still responsive and providing support even though I couldn't be seen at that point. Overall super positive experience and very grateful they were able to guide.

Very good experience the vet was friendly and so was everyone else. The place is clean and efficientread more

I believe that this veterinarian may be incompetent. My mother brought her 12 year old cat to Dr…read moreCurll because it was not eating, had diarrhea, and was losing weight. Dr. Curll diagnosed the cat as being "constipated" and gave the cat an enema. The cat was then released back to my mother with a prescription for an appetite stimulant. The cat died five days later. My mother was devastated and wanted to understand how her cat died, so she asked me to help her find out. I requested and received the blood work and procedural notes from Oak Bay Animal Hospital and to me it appears that the cat was not given proper care. As a physician, I did not understand why Dr Curll had not done an X-Ray or ultrasound to determine an underlying cause for the cat's "constipation." I could see immediately from the blood report that the cat had an infection, and the cat had a very high amylase level. These test results would indicate pancreatitis, and it's serious. Dr. Curll, however did not do any follow-up tests. She did not do an X-Ray or ultrasound. She did not prescribe any antibiotics. I believe this is simply negligence, or laziness, or both, and that it resulted in the unnecessary death of my mother's cat. After speaking with my mother about her experience with this veterinarian, I noted a number of red flags that indicated to me this is not a good place to take a pet. I have also recommended that my mother find another veterinarian. Unfortunately, we found out too late.

Expert care!!! Wonderful and caring people. Highly recommend them. Pup was in a serious condition…read moreand they rose to the occasion.

Today, we took our little rescue Chiweenie to a nail clipping appointment. He had been seen for a…read moregeneral exam with a clipping there a month ago. When I called to make the appointment for his nails to be clipped again, I asked how much it would cost. The receptionist told me $17. I asked if we could have him weighed, too, as the vet said he was a little bit overweight. I asked if there was a fee for weighing, and the receptionist said no. Well, today, I was charged $27 for his nails. When I reminded the two front office employees that I had been told $17 over the phone, the receptionist dispassionately told me that it is $17 with an exam. She would not budge when I explained that I had been told $17 over the phone. I had canceled an appointment at a local groomers because her fee was $20. Ironically, our other two pets are established with another local veterinary clinic, but we wanted to give Dr. Clarke some business, too. BTW, he didn't even get weighed. My husband forgot, and so did the vet tech. This is a prime example of a business not owning a clerical error. If you tell a customer a price, you honor it; period. As my dear old dad would say, they were being penny wise and pound foolish. We will not be back.

We are VERY particular about where we leave our dogs when we travel. After looking around at the…read morevarious options in the area we were referred to Dog Townsend by a woman who runs one of the pet food stores. The couple who owns and operates this place is from New York and they have a real love for dogs and a special understanding of how to create a safe, fun and harmonious environment for groups of dogs. In essence it's like a dog park but with a large staff making sure every one plays nice and has a good time. We have left our boys there twice now, the first time for a few days and the second for 16. Both times they have come home tired and happy and pretty stress free. The second time we took them they couldn't wait to get out of the car and go play - it was clear that they have good associations with Dog Townsend and that's what I like to see when I am entrusting them to someone else. In addition to structured play times they offer special little services, like massages and dedicated fetch sessions and nature walks. They'll also clean Fido up if you order the shampoo service. This is helpful! I also love the little daily reports that they fill out so you get a sense of what your little guys have been up to. The staff is across the board nice, warm and truly interested in the dogs. Nice feeling there. Beautiful flock of exotic chickens running around, too. My dogs love watching them. Place is very clean and the play space is a large covered outdoor area that they separate into different playgrounds. They group dogs according to "play tastes". Smaller dogs can be grouped together and over time they figure out who plays well with whom. It's a healthy and fun environment for all the dogs. And the place is just really beautiful. Really a great option for people who love their dogs.

As far as I'm concerned there is no better place to leave your dog. They have plenty of…read moresupervision and it's nice and calm. It's quite awesome to see a large group of dogs and no one is barking. They also have a separate area for little dogs and they love to pet and cuddle your dog ( the cuddly ones).

My puppies have always been taken excellent care at Pet Townsend Clinic. I have since, moved to…read moreArizona, hopefully i can get a referral , to a new Veterian in Fort Mohave Arizona. So I can get all records of my pups. Buddy, Sissy, Dexter and Molly.

Upon entering the clinic, the staff was so friendly. Our kitten had never been to a vet before and…read morewe wanted the visit to be as positive as possible and it was a success. Our kitty, Zumi was not stressed or overwhelmed at all the entire time. The doctor and the technician were so great with Zumi, and spent time getting to know her, which to me is such a big deal. Dr. Pupich was great and gave us some good educational advice and resources. I was a little nervous because we live in Sequim and it's a bit of travel, especially for a pet who has never traveled, but we had a very positive experience. Next, Zumi will be spayed at the Chimacum Vet Hospital and we feel very confident about the care they will give to our precious Zumi.

Our visit to Dr. Sherwood's office is something that my husband and I should share with anyone…read morelooking for a vet. We highly recommend that those in need of veterinary services for their pets pass this one up, unless Dr. Sherwood's total lack of communication skills, non-existent professional manner and propensity to rudeness are not an issue. This was our first visit and because we mentioned the medications that our dogs had been prescribed in another state, he told us that he could not possibly prescribe those medications without a "thorough' work up. The fact that he had our dogs' records from their previous vet was not enough, according to him, since they weren't "official" records. He said he could not prescribe the same medicines that our dogs were on without doing that new work up, and yet when I told him we did not even need those meds yet, he talked over me, insisting that he could loose his license for prescribing them and that I wouldn't find any vet who would do that for us. We came home, called another vet's office and told a member of the staff what happened and they said we should have no problem getting their medications at their upcoming appointment in two days. Perhaps the reader is wondering what type of drugs we were trying to score for our dogs: some eye drops and senility medication.

You can trust Dr. Sherwood to do a great job. We brought our puppy to him for all her vaccinations,…read morecheckups, and to be spayed. Dr. Sherwood is a top-notch professional. His office is small and not fancy, but that's because he isn't getting people to pay for things they don't need.

Tanya's obsession with producing exotic colors means that she prioritizes genetic mutation which…read moreresults in dogs with serious health concerns. I got my blue fawn from here not realizing that blue fawn is not a recognized color by AKC and only learned that the genetic mutation that causes the blue undertone in a fawn also puts the dog at risk for alopecia. And of course, mine has developed alopecia which is extremely difficult to manage since it is incurable but also more importantly is how insufferable it is for my dog to live with. I would never recommend Tanya. And I would strongly recommend only purchasing a Frenchie from a breeder who doesn't perform genetic mutation and produce exotics like blues, lilac, fluffy, etc. Breeders who produce only recognized colors will have healthier dogs.

Purchased our french bulldog from tanya a little over 1 year ago. When we got him he was a cute…read moreloving puppy that slept and snored and seemed like an awesome addition to our family. During the course of the year we have spent almost $8,000.00 on medical expenses, allergy testing, medication, and anything that we thought could help our little baby. We've tried to reach out to tanya on more than one occasion the first time we were replied with how none of her dogs have every had allergies and we were made to feel that his medical problems had to be OUR FAULT. It doesnt matter how many baths, medications, or vet visits we do for him. It never gets better. We've gotten the run around from this lady when all we looked for was guidance. My children help calm and relax him because when you watch him you can truly see how miserable he is. In my opinion Tanya you are a joke and what is wrong with breeders. We will continue to spend every day and every dollar trying to get this sweet baby the piece he deserves.

Claudia's Happy Paws Inn & Resort is unsurpassed! We've boarded elsewhere in the past, both in-home…read moreand kennel-like, and while adequate, they could not begin to match our experience at Happy Paws. Claudia's home is on a quiet street in Port Townsend. A generous yard has sturdy fencing. Dogs are really her guests. The home is filled with toys and dog beds, but dogs have free access to beds and other furniture. They get several walks a day, and (if you like) photo updates come throughout the stay. When we picked up our high energy 13-month-old Northwest Farm Terrier, Marley, was relaxed and clearly at home. It's revealing that after our initial visit to get to know one-another, Marley would whimper and pull at her leash TOWARD Happy Paws. She loves it! Claudia has made a point of studying dogs. She believes only in positive re-enforcement, and makes it clear that this is a resort for dogs, not a training kennel. A look at her website reveals so much about her approach and philosophy toward companion animals. We will certainly return, secure in the knowledge that Marley will be happy and well cared for. My only reservation in writing this review is that she will become too popular. We'd like to keep Happy Paws for ourselves!

I almost hate to leave this review as Sheila and her great crew are already booked pretty solid,…read morebut I have to give them credit for the best job done to date on my two beloved lhasa-poo dogs. For the past two years I have been grooming the boys myself to save the money. It's been a fun learning experience and I definitely saved a bunch of cash but I found that having a professional groom them, at least once in a while, has other benefits. For starters, Sheila noticed that one of my dogs has a fungus in his ear. I had thought it was gone so her noticing this helped me get him back on track. I'm avoiding steroids and expensive veterinarian fees and using things like oil of oregano and dietary changes (NO SUGARS) instead. It's been working but I was hesitant to pull the hair out of his ear. Sheila did this and noticed that the fungus is still there and needs more attention. She short clipped them, as asked, and did a great job around their faces. For some reason in the past groomers have not really paid good attention to their faces and it was so nice to really see their little eyes again. She also took care of their anal glands, again, something I'm not able to do on my own. I really appreciated the way Sheila took her time with my dogs, noticed more than just their visual appearance and went over and beyond what most groomers would do, even though she clearly has a full load. And last, my dogs were unstressed and comfortable with her. She's a good lady and runs a great shop. Highly recommended. Thank you Sheila!

I've lived in the area 30 years, and Sheila is hands down, the best groomer around. She's pretty…read morebusy so, on a few occasions, I made the mistake of trying (3) other groomers in the P.T. area. I guess I've come to expect perfection, because the others fell far short of the job Sheila does, and they all charge more! Clearly, the others are amateurs compared to Sheila. Best of all, my dogs have always LOVED her! A couple of times, one of my dogs did have an issue with impacted anal glands, as a previous reviewer stated. Yes, it was uncomfortable for my dog but, hell... No one else ( I've tried) even bothers to do that! Sheila does a complete and professional grooming.