Michele cares for our cat while we are on vacation. She does a great job. She's a great…read morecommunicator and takes pictures during each visit. Highly recommend her services!

If you're looking for a pet sitter who's reliable, flexible, accommodating and just good at what…read moreshe does, check out Michele at Tailwaggers Pet Sitting Services LLC in Sewell, NJ. Our situation is a little complicated: we have two indoor cats and a couple of outdoor neighborhood cats we help to care for. Each time, Michele consistently arrived in the early evenings so they could all stay on schedule. She followed our rather detailed "system" for feeding them, checking their water, and cleaning the litter pans for the indoor ones. She managed to get pictures of even the most shy, elusive ones (both indoor and out) and routinely provided updates to assure us that all was well. She brought in the mail and cultivated a warm and caring relationship with both our cats and us. We felt perfectly comfortable with leaving our pets in her capable hands while away. We have also found her to be available and willing even when we've had to contact her on short notice. She is a treasure, and we're glad we found her!

We took our two year-old Golden Doodle here yesterday for the first time. As nervous dog "parents"…read morewe were of course worried that she would have a positive experience. Previous grooming trips to other groomers were not always positive. She used to go happily but now fights to be left. Something happened somewhere (not here) and we're always watching to make sure she has a positive experience. Judy made us feel comfortable from the very beginning, talking through our concerns and providing advice and guidance. The day of her grooming Judy again listened to our wishes and we left feeling positive and hoping for the best. Picking up our little fur ball a few hours later, she not only looked great, but seemed happy and comfortable. Knowing from past experience that time would tell, we brought her home and observed. She ate and drank, she played and seemed totally comfortable and at ease. She didn't scratch or bother any areas from her grooming, so it seemed the grooming was done very well. We will definitely bring her back here in the future. If you're in the market for a caring and kind groomer for your four-legged friends, I highly recommend you give Judy a call!

I love the job Tony does with grooming my nervous Shih Tzu…read more Time and time again he doesn't disappoint. Judy and her entire team are friendly, reassuring and knowledgeable and have given me every reason to trust them as I do. It's 5 stars for me in every category!

After seeing the amazing success that Steve was able to work on my parent's dog in a few short…read moreweeks I invited him over to my house for a free assessment of my 5 year old beagle mix (who has had growing issues with aggression). During the initial meeting Steve met my dog, took the time to discuss my concerns with her aggression, and explained his training practices. We decided to go with his unlimited onsite training. Since hiring Steve, we've worked with him at our house once a week. Steve has worked great with us & our dog and has been super flexible with scheduling around us. We've been able to combat some of my dog's aggression and I believe that with more of Steve's training we'll have the perfect dog in no time. I highly recommend Steve, and will update my review with our training progress.

Our 2 dogs were getting into serious fights at home constantly. We didn't know what to do, they…read morewere hurting themselves, we were nervous having them around other dogs and people and even being home alone with them. We had called our vet and they had recommended Steve. So we called him and we could not have made a better decision! He took the time to answer all of our questions and explained everything to us in a way we could understand. The in house training was extremely helpful as our schedules are always changing. Our dogs went from lunatics to these amazing dogs that listen to us! The fighting has stopped and even our friends are amazed at how calm they are when they come over! We continue the training even though Steve's part is done but has told us if something happens or if we have questions to give him a call. We have no idea what would've happened without him stepping in. I would recommend Steve to anyone who is looking to train or is having any type of behavioral issues with their dogs!

I have two Golden Retrievers and have worked with K9 Basics for both of them-- one who completed…read morethe day training program about 2.5 years ago, and another who is currently in his second week of day training. My first dog, Honey was honestly a terror at the beginning. She was my first dog ever and I had zero experience dealing with the behavioral issues we were facing. What I learned quickly was that those "issues" were really a lack of structure - and K9 gave us exactly that. From the very beginning, they were extremely transparent about the training process. They explained that while the day training program gives your dog a solid foundation, they also offer open group classes throughout the week so owners can continue working with their dogs, and that consistency at home is KEYYY!! When Honey finished the program, she wasn't a perfect angel overnight, and I think that's what people expect, but Honey knew her commands. Just as important, I had to learn what she had learned and how to apply it consistently in everyday life- because training does not stop when you go home. Honey and I attended as many open group classes as our schedule allowed, and those classes helped us build trust and confidence together. When I put on Honey's collar first thing in the morning, she's excited. She is ready for the day. I have worked with my dog so much that I hardly even need to press a button, she just listens and knows her stuff. K9 Gives you all the tools to succeed; it's up to you to use them and be consistent. My second Golden, A male is currently going through the day training program. With him, we were dealing with some people- socialization issues and nervousness in new environments. By just his second week, he has already warmed up to the facility and the trainers, which shows how much effort and individualized care they put into each dog. I'm really looking forward to continuing to show up with him, attending group trainings, and helping unlock that confidence so he can become the social Golden boy I know he is. My newest learning curve is figuring out how to work with both of my dogs together, and I know K9 will be right there with me every stop of the way as I learn. I truly trust K9 with my dogs and will continue to trust them with any future dogs. If you're not willing to put in the time and effort to continue training at home, this program may not be for you. But if you are, you'll find that K9 Basics is an excellent investment. They give you everything you need to be successful.

The true measure of a good business is not only the level of service they offer when things go…read morewell, but how they handle things in unfortunate situations. And for that reason, K9 Basics, Clif Wyck Farms Kennels and the owners Lisa & Brian, get the lowest possible rating. I signed up my 3 year old Pitbull, Iris, for their Board and Train program. The cost is $3,500. Iris was assessed and a 3 week training was recommended. I dropped her off on 2/14 and was tentatively scheduled to pick her up on 3/7. On the morning of 2/27 after being there for 14 days Iris got violently ill . She had diarrhea and began excessively vomiting. Lisa determined that Iris's condition couldn't wait for my emergency contact to get there and decided to take her to the vet. X-rays were taken and showed a foreign material in her stomach. I was told if this was still in her stomach by the morning that emergency surgery would need to be done. She was admitted overnight and given medication and IV fluid. The next morning the X-rays were taken again and the foreign material had moved from her stomach to her colon. The foreign material was no longer a threat and Iris was able to be released. As soon as I got her home from the vet she had a bowel movement which appeared to consist of either mulch, saw dust or some sort of grains or seeds. This same description was in her vet report as being in her vomit. I sent a picture of this to Lisa who I had been in constant communication with throughout. She called me and told me there was a 100% chance that Iris did not ingest this material while in her care and insisted that it happened prior to coming to training. Keep in mind this is day 14 of her being there. Now I understand this is a possibility but to say 100% is in my opinion ridiculous. My vet bill was $2,400 and I was also charged $350 to transport Iris from the kennel to the vet. Although I consider that transport charge excessive (profit from my misfortune), these charges were all clearly listed in the contract I signed. However I no longer felt comfortable bringing Iris back for the remainder of training. I respectfully asked for a refund for the last week that she would no longer be attending. Lisa responded by explaining they have only issued a refund once in the 14 years they have been in business and that was because a dog had to get their leg amputated due to their negligence. I asked her to please discuss with her partners and reconsider. Later that day I received a call from one of her employees telling me that Lisa and her husband would not be issuing me any refunds and my only option was to complete the remainder of training. I called Lisa immediately but she stopped accepting my phone calls. As for the training itself: I will preface this by saying, Iris only completed 2 of the 3 weeks they recommended, but it did absolutely nothing. She left with all the issues she arrived with except now when I go to put the shock collar/ e-collar (semantics) on her she runs into her cage and trembles. If you are the type of person who can administer pain to your dog while they look to you in fear for not understanding basic commands this training is for you. Even then, proceed with caution and know that if something goes wrong they will take no accountability. I too own a small business and it pains me to leave my first negative review but I am left with no other options besides social forums, credit disputes or legal action.

I just got off the phone with one of the workers and she did not even talk to me. She rushed me off…read morethe phone and did not even ask me why I called. She listed a bunch of things for me to spend my money on then hung up the phone. My dog is in pain and she's worried about the things I can spend my money on him for. I seriously am reconsidering on where I take my dog if the number 1 reason why I'm here isn't put first. I'm sick and tired of everyone's reason of respect comes from money.

1/2 Star at best! When Dr. Marc Rosenberg retired, we decided to continue with Voorhees Veterinary…read moreCenter despite the lack of experience and skill that remained. Our female dog has a collapsed trachea and enlarged heart which causes her to cough often when put into stressful situations like vet visits. When we arrived at their office today, 10/28/23 @ 4PM, she was once again stressed and the extremely rude receptionist, Kim Champion, asked my wife and I to stand outside because our dog was too loud and thought she might be contagious. When I explained to her that she was in respiratory distress and had an appointment for her condition, she told me that we still needed to stand outside. Dr. Kaplan also chimed in and said she sounded terrible and needed to go outside. She has sounded like this for over a year and Kaplan and staff know this! We could have waited comfortably in one of their many open patient rooms, but NO they insisted we stand outside!! This infuriated me and I stormed out! I couldn't fathom how individuals that are so nasty and lack any compassion for pets in distress can work in a veterinary office! Dr. Hanan is by far the only good one left at that office. We have been customers of this practice for 11+ years and have spent several thousand dollars there. I guess our loyalty and patronage means nothing to this staff. It is time to move on to a vet that actually cares about their paying customers and their pets. I love my dogs and I was angered at how we were treated! I should have handled the situation better, but there is no excuse for the disrespect and lack of professionalism shown by Champion and Kaplan! When I informed them that we were leaving their practice, Champion said "Whatever and good!" We should have known not to expect much from a business that resides in a run down and abandoned shell of a shopping center!

My dog Max is currently in the terrible teens class and I absolutely love it! He's high energy but…read morereally learning a lot. My husband was very skeptical about this at first but has noticed and remarked about how much Max is learning and approving. I can't wait to sign him up for the reactive rovers class next.

I took my 2 year old miniature poodle here for an agility class in Feb of 2020. My dog was the only…read morefemale with 5 male dogs in her class. The instructor tried to have other dogs stay in their own space but the owners/humans brought food or could not control their own dogs, so it made keeping my dog or others dogs at bay, difficult. The course and teaching of agility was VERY repetitive and boring, my poodle was over it and wanted something new, so did other dogs. I felt like the dogs needed a good exercise and run first and then maybe this course next. The course seemed mindless and quite dull for these dogs in her class. I was hoping for a more stimulating class for my poodle. I tried to set her up for a better class to keep her active but the times that are offered are HORRIBLE at this place and the classes are not stimulating or offer enough enrichment for my smart and active poodle.

We had a great experience at Happy Jack's! We worked with Laura and Faith, and we would recommend…read moreboth! They are so passionate and knowledgeable in what they do. They take a very customized approach in their training which we really liked. They took time to get to know our dog, listen to what we ideally would like to see her do better and improve upon, and gave their expertise. They really took the time in telling us why our dog was acting the way she was, and why they were teaching her certain things. They worked with us in teaching us how to train our dog, and gave us the knowledge and confidence to do so. They are so patient and really wanted us to feel good and confident, so then we could successfully train our dog. We have seen such a difference with our dog and excited to continue the training they have taught us. Thank you to Laura, Faith and the whole team - we so appreciate all of your time!!

I have been taking all of my furkids to BMD for 25+ years. Starting way back when Dr. Dym was…read morethere. We've had many rescue dogs and cats over the years and all have received excellent care. Dr. Souders has been our primary vet for the past 20 or so years. She is spectacular and specializes in cats, which that's all we have right now. I trust her 1000%. Vet expenses are high, no doubt, but that's true no matter where you go. It's just the way it is. I wouldn't trust my furkids to anyone else.

I've taken my dog here for about five years, but communication and follow-up have become…read moreunacceptable. Calls and messages were often ignored, and a serious issues were misdiagnosed with no responsibility taken. I've since moved to another clinic that provides far better care and professionalism.