Cute facility, people are very friendly. My dog is a German shepherd rescue. She had some fear…read moreaggression with new people. They took special care to make her comfortable and to be less afraid of being without me. She enjoys camp a lot now as she loves to play with other dogs. I highly recommend Camp Canine.

We have been with Camp Canine since we moved to Cary 5 years ago. Our dog is a tempermental 12 year…read moreold rescue but the folks at Camp Canine take him and know him and he wags his tail off when he gets there. For a dog with huge seperation anxiety, this is a God send. We do boarding and day care. They have been very understanding during a family illness when our schedules were erratic and we needed last minute coverage etc. The dogs all sleep in their own little rooms versus crates. You can bring your dog's bed so it feels like home. The folks who work there are truly dog people.

Everyone here is SO NICE. We've been coming here for a few…read moreyears now with our senior animals and they have been wonderful. We've experienced wellness visits, technician visits (for monthly pain management shots and nail trims), and sadly, end of life care. I've felt seen, heard, and valued in every experience. The end of life process was so thoughtful and kind, I'm truly grateful for how I got to say goodbye to my best girl. The spa and resort is also wonderful. They send you progress reports and check in with pictures when your animals stay, which I greatly appreciate. I'm so thankful for the care we've received here and would recommend this animal hospital to any and everyone.

They take great care of my dog every time we come here. We drive all the way from Raleigh, and it's…read moredefinitely worth it. The only thing I'd mention is that some services can be a little pricey, so just make sure to check pricing beforehand if there's something specific you want done.

To Whom It May Concern,…read more I am submitting this formal complaint regarding my experience with Dogtopia's handling of my adopted dog during multiple visits and boarding stays. Across these interactions, I observed repeated communication inconsistencies, a lack of transparency regarding incidents, and increasingly unprofessional conduct toward my pet. Records show staff provided conflicting explanations about my dog's behavior and condition. At times, I was told my dog was "great overnight," while at other times staff described him as "grumpy," "snappy," "overstimulated," or involved in behavioral incidents. There were also discrepancies regarding the cause of my dog's limp and paw injury. These inconsistencies created confusion and concern regarding the accuracy of incident reporting, staff supervision, and the overall handling of my pet. Communications frequently came across as defensive and dismissive of my concerns rather than providing clear, professional, and collaborative updates. I am concerned my dog was unfairly labeled as aggressive while staff simultaneously acknowledged he was placed in overstimulating and crowded environments without access to calmer accommodations. This raises concerns that environmental management and supervision may have contributed to the reported incidents. Additionally, some staff communications became excessive and distressing, feeling accusatory and intimidating rather than compassionate or solution-oriented. As the owner of an adopted pet, I expected consistent, professional care and respectful communication. I respectfully request the following actions: Conduct a formal review of how my pet was managed while in Dogtopia's care. Review staff communication practices and incident reporting procedures for consistency and accuracy. Provide clarification regarding the conflicting explanations concerning my dog's injury and behavior. Ensure fair and professional treatment for all customers and adopted pets, free from bias, intimidation, or unnecessary escalation. Take appropriate corrective actions to improve transparency, accountability, and customer relations moving forward. This complaint is supported by documented text communications from Dogtopia staff describing the incidents, behavioral assessments, injury explanations, and subsequent interactions. I appreciate your time and attention to this matter and request that this complaint be formally documented and reviewed. Sincerely, [Redacted] Supporting Notes From Communications * Staff initially stated there were "no issues," then later reported aggression and overstimulation concerns. * Conflicting explanations were provided regarding the source of my dog's limp and paw injury. * Staff acknowledged the playroom was unusually busy and that calmer rooms were unavailable on certain days. * Repeated behavioral accusations were made while also acknowledging environmental overstimulation and lack of separation options.

We've been taking our 6 year old doodle to this location since he was a pup: weekly for socializing…read moreand boarding as needed. I can't say enough about the staff and management (not going to name names for fear of missing someone!). They are responsive, caring, proactive when the see something different, clean ...

Do not go here!! I can't say I have ever had a bad experience at a vet until the last 3 times we've…read moretried Grace Park - we just moved to the area and were looking for a new vet. It's common when you go to a vet that you have to spend more than you were anticipating, but Grace Park coyly takes this to the next level. We saw the good reviews here, which is why we chose it, and both times we went, we had issues with: 1) being quoted much less than the actual visits were, 2) extremely rude front desk and management, 3) not kid friendly - was treated disrespectfully for having my baby with me, and even had a pest control rep spraying pesticide right in front of my baby inside, and 4) excessive wait times (40 mins once until we saw vet, almost 30 mins the next time, and another almost 30 mins the last time): Here's a little more about our three experiences: - I brought our dog and while the vet was very kind, I felt pressured to add in vaccines and treatments that I have never had at previous vets, and waited almost 40 mins to even see the vet. I let them know I was breastfeeding her mom who needed to get home to my baby and they showed no empathy despite running late. The vet was the only one who acknowledged running behind. - When we got home from our first visit, I found a lump on our dog tail. I didn't feel that the overall exam was very thorough. When our cat was sedated, they didn't trim her nails or brush her like previous vets always did voluntarily. - Our next visit, we were told it could just be a vet tech appointment, based on it being vaccines, but when we arrived, they charged us $129 each for each of our pets. During the exams, they said our cat needed a tooth removed. They quoted us over $1000 for the removal, and when I called them before scheduling the tooth removal to walk through the bill, there were quite a few things on the tooth removal quote that seemed extraneous, so I had them take them all out. My husband dropped off the cat for the procedure, and they told him the vet needed to speak to him, so he waited almost 30 minutes despite this supposedly being a quick drop off, and when the vet finally came out, they said that they would need to give our cat fluids (never had a vet do this, she hadn't drank in just 8 hours) and also potentially do some radiographs, which might be added back into the quote. We were never told that the IVs would cost $150 extra and we asked to be called about the radiographs. We were never called and when I showed up to pick up our cat, the bill was almost $300 more than the $500-$600 we were anticipating. Alex, part of the administration there, came out, and after reviewing the situation and listening to me, he apologized and took the two fees off the bill. He also said the manager Diane would follow up to see if there's anything else she could do, but he had done everything he could do under his authority. This whole process again took almost 30 minutes. Diane called me a few days later and was extremely rude. I had my kid in the car with me and I could hear her huffing every time my kid interrupted. She was extremely cold and just blatantly said we owed another $128. She told us we needed to pay for the IVs and radiograph. Never before have I've been given a discount on a bill that was incorrect in the first place only to be called back and told actually you need to pay this amount. When I told her what had happened with Alex, she told me that simply did not happen and threatened to send me to collections! She said she had camera and video footage she would be reviewing. What an absolute waste of time for both of us - granted this is over $100! I would strongly not recommend going here if you want to ensure you get a fair bill, not called back and told you owe more money and otherwise will be sent to collections, and if you don't have time to excessively wait to be seen. Also, if you have kids, I cannot reiterate enough how incredibly rude my experiences have been.

I've used Grace Park for about 15 years now and i absolutely love all the vets there. Both my…read morepersonal dogs and my foster dogs are seen there. We moved from Morrisville to Fuquay almost 6 years ago and i still make the drive. I have nothing but good things to say!

Staff were extremely communicative each day with photo updates taking into consideration I was…read morenervous boarding my dog for the first time. I also had my dog groomed towards the end of her stay, which turned out adorable. Upon picking my dog up, and returning home, she was barely able to keep her eyes open in the car! I can only assume her playtime and the attention she was given was enough to keep her calm and happy. I appreciated that there were three separate areas, one for big dogs, one for medium dogs, and a quiet area for small dogs. They also returned leftover food. Very affordable - would definitely go back! My pup acted completely normal after pick up which was reassuring that she was comfortable.

I just moved to the area and didn't know anything around here. I brought my 1 year old doodle and…read more I have to say she LOVES Angelica! When we first walked in she's was very anxious with the barking and she only likes small dogs so they let her go with the small dogs until it was time for her grooming. Well when she was done with her grooming she didn't want to leave Angelica so she let Mia stay with her until it was time to pick her up instead of playing. She did come home with kennel cough the first time but never had an issue since.

We have had a wonderful experience with this vet. They are always kind and knowledgeable. They have…read moregotten us in quickly when needed. Highly recommended.

Two experiences with Lisa Padfield. One of my cats was diagnosed by her with a stage 4 heart…read moremurmur with her telling me she was so sorry. I took him in because he had been throwing up and not acting right. I took him elsewhere and that vet treated my cat with subcutaneous fluids and told me the heart murmur was maybe a 1. My cat lived for 7 more years. He did eventually pass suddenly with a heart issue, but he lived a longer life than I had put him down with Lisa Padfield. Another cat.. Lisa Padfield's beside manner was awful. I wound up letting my husband deal with that cat and we did put her down because she had pneumonia and I was told she would probably not survive. I took my animals to another vet and very happy with that practice.

We first became Townies when I heard about it being a great place for my nervous girlie. WOW! The…read morestaff is so loving and patient, and they really take the time to work with your dogs. Now that I have two pups, Hounds Town is their favorite daycare and the only place they'll stay for boarding. Playgroups are smaller in size than some of the larger corporate daycares, which is nice, and they have a mix of indoor and outdoor yards--all temperature appropriate! We love that we can book a family suite for the pups to have a sleepover since they're used to staying together. To break me of my sometimes helicopter mom habits, they do not have cameras live streaming, but they do take pictures and videos and post them daily to a private Facebook group. At pickup, I always get updates on how my two goofs did, so I know they're in great hands. Now, my once nervous pup is thriving and her ears perk up when I ask if she wants to go to Hounds Town. After her first sleepover, she even kissed staff goodbye! Adding a few pictures of my happy pups because they're cute and also as a testament to how much they enjoy going :)

THE BEST! We have an eleven year old precious fur baby…read more Trust is important and we felt this upon our first meeting and conversation with the owner and family of "Hounds Town Morrisville." The facility is impeccably clean and has many amazing play areas. They work diligently to ensure that the dogs are in a play group that meets their individual needs. When we picked Charlie up after his first playgroup, they intuitively shared his personality and "picked up" on the things that would be most important for him and us. There are many "standouts" you receive with this home away from home for your furry best friend. We have always had Charlie bathed after boarding, Hounds Town Spa surpassed our expectations. His coat is beautiful and he is so proud as he excitedly prances over to us! He is so vibrant and happy when we pick him up. Mary Elliott Michael

Your dog's safety is not their concern only making money. Find other options! I have used Camp…read moreBow Wow for two years for boarding, prior minor incidents...however, this last stay he was there for 8 days.... when I picked him up (545pm Saturday July 6th) he seemed ok, when I got home and I inspected his neck...he had severe skin irritation and his hair was clumped like dread locks...nobody did anything to help my dog likely his entire stay. In addition he also had an infection on his front paw (claw) ...that needed medical attention from his vet. While this was not life threatening, I had to wait til Monday to see a Vet. Needless to say, we will never return and I hope their careless ownership and management staff learns a valuable lesson. They took no responsibility and hid behind the waiver I signed. Oh, $55 a day for My dog to be ignored and thrown in a kennel. Heading back to Biscuit Garden or Green Level Kennel and planning his boarding well in advance. Cody is a Golden Retriever who is 100lbs and a gentle giant always happy to see people. I will not post the response from Camp Bow Wow because the assistant manager did apologize but otherwise offered nothing, I asked them to refund his $117 vet bill and they declined...but I will say that their ownership took no responsibility and claimed they were un reachable for a family emergency...awful convenient...I wonder how many times they use that excuse?? Stay Away if you love your pet.

My dog, Scooby Doobie, loves going to Camp at Camp Bow Wow. The staff great his crazy self and he…read morepractically jumps the desk to get to them. I would highly recommend them.

Mary house sat our place in the country for a week and cared for our dogs, chickens, and geese. She…read moredid a wonderful job and the dogs just adored her. It turned out to be a week of ice and snow so it was doubly challenging. She's very responsible and we highly recommend her.

DENISE K Mary was referred to us by friends who speak highly…read moreof her. We have never had a pet sitter and I can say we hit the jackpot with Mary! Our dog Milo loves her as do we! He and our home were taken very good care of while we were away. She kept in touch and there were no worries.

DO NOT TAKE YOUR PET HERE IF YOU CARE ABOUT THEM!!!…read more After our 6month old puppy got neutered here, they prescribed him some pain medication. They DID NOT tell us that it could cause a "paradoxical reaction" in my puppy. When we described the symptoms they then prescribed MORE of the same medication for him. We finally did our own research and found out that these meds were causing this reaction. And if we hadn't mentioned the possibility of this, the vet would've had no idea. Then when we confronted the HEAD VET at this institution about these problems. I was given NOTHING but excuses and justification for their mistake. I was then told that we were making it a bigger deal than it was. Shortly after, the HEAD VET had a MELTDOWN in front of his paying clients. He REFUSED anymore advising (probably for the best) and then proceeded to walk out on us and slammed the door on us. READ THIS and understand that if this is how the head veterinarian treats his patients, he should NOT be allowed to preform any kind of medical practice. And I strongly advise you stay as far away as possible. If they cannot handle being told when they made a mistake, then they should not be responsible for the wellbeing of our pets. UNACCEPTABLE

This office is all about money. I paid over $700 on my dog's annual exam after they added a bunch…read moreof overpriced products. Not recommended to any one that really cares about their pets. The veterinarians act more like sales associates than doctors.