Gena has taken care of our pets for years. Hands down the…read morebest pet sitter in the Macon area! Gena is dependable, very knowledgeable in caring for pets as well as conscious of their individual needs, and just a genuinely honest and caring person. Highly recommend.

Gena is giving an awesome service for our 2 cats home care while away. We sometime have last minute…read morerequest for service and she always figured a way to be available. We certainly recommend her service. Stephanie

Amazing service. I have used this business multiple times over the past few years, and they have…read morealways gone above and beyond. They love your pets and send you pictures and updates every time they come. They come highly recommended, and I will use them every time I leave town.

Michelle and Jessica and the other sitters at TLP have been wonderful to and for us. They always…read moretake great care of our dogs. Our babies are all seniors, so they require some extra special care. Thank you for providing this service! It helps us feel secure when we are gone.

What a lifesaver! We were able to enjoy our vacation knowing our dog was in good hands. And she…read moresends photos and videos. Suzy is highly recommended!

Been meaning to write a review for ages! It's really difficult to find good cat sitters in…read moreFayetteville so we were extremely happy to find Suzi several years ago and she has been looking after our babies ever since. Our two cats are not social at all and don't like other people but Suzi is extremely patient with them even though they try their hardest to find new places to hide! She gives regular updates with pics or videos so I always know what's going on with them. She genuinely cares about the pets she looks after and I always feel very comfortable knowing they are in good hands.

Patsy's Grooming is a great place for your pet. You can trust Patsy to take good care of them, and…read moremake them look the best. She can give great advice about different types of care. Our dogs loved to go there. We just lost one of our pets and her kindness was so appreciated. Grooming and boarding you can trust!

Miss Patsy is the best! My Maggie loves to go see her and get her spa day! She is very loving to…read morethe pets and always goes above and beyond to accommodate our needs.

My girl loves to visit here. When she gets out of the car it's like she knows exactly where she is…read moreat. She knows it's bath time! She always smells like some sort of fruit. They all take very good care of her and shes not scared which is important to me.

Imagine a utopia for your beloved pup, where he can play with his friends, swim in a salt water…read morepool, antagonize the goats from afar, run in sand and roll in the grass all day long. Then imagine this same place with the world's best dog whisperers who drive a school bus to pick up your beloved pup in the morning and safely drop him off in the afternoon, making it also convenient for you to provide this environment for your dog. Sounds like a dream, right?? If I didn't live here already, it would be enough to make me move! Douglas (my beagle/basset mix) absolutely loves his home away from home. You can rest assured that your dog will receive the best care and top notch fun! Suzanne, Rebecca, Johnny, and all the staff have become extended family to me, and they all treat Douglas as if he were their own. Your dog will become another member of the family too. They temperament test the dogs and have a keen ability to assess the dogs' personalities and put them in groups according to play levels, not just size. Douglas may be somewhat small in stature, but he thinks he is just as big as the German Shepherds and other dogs he wrestles with daily. Because he's able to play so hard all day, he comes home at night worn out and within minutes is snoring on the couch. Words are hardly adequate to describe the Royal Bed & Biscuit and the people who make it a day play and sleepover home for your dog. They look out for your dog's well-being, and your own. I no longer feel guilty about having to leave him there while I'm gone to work or on a weekend trip. If there's any doubt, look through the pictures on their Facebook page and see the pure joy and bliss on the faces of the dogs. Soon, these pictures will become your therapy too and you'll find yourself wondering if the Royal Bed & Biscuit bus has room for you too!

They are great! We just got back from a 10 day cruise and didn't want to board our older 2 dogs in…read morea kennel so we tried Mari and her husband and it went fantastic. They sent us updates everytime they came out to let the dogs out and feed them, which was huge so we weren't worrying them every second. They also switched out the puppy pads as needed and brought in our mail. Definitely worth it to have them pet sit for us. We will be using them any time we have to travel.

Mari and Bobby have been a godsend to our family and our elderly kitty Jack. Although we found them…read moretowards the end of Jacks life, they loved him unconditionally and took care of him until the very end (literally). They both go above and beyond and are truly top notch humans. We certainly recommend them and will be using them when we decide to introduce a new kitty to our family. If you are looking for kind, compassionate and trustworthy pet care you've found it!

I had Karen look after my cat while I was gone on various holidays and work related absences for…read morethe year I lived in Columbus, and I couldn't have been happier with her service. She was available whenever I needed my cat looked after, and she would send me pictures to update me on how he was doing while I was away. I would recommend her to anyone looking for someone to care for their pets in the Columbus area.

they take care of your dog as it was one of their own. excellent place for uour pet!!!…read moreJohn H

I visited after passing by to inquire about services. I received a very thorough tour of the…read morefacilities & pricing. The owner was very nice, professional, and detailed. I was told that they were already booked up for Thanksgiving, which was right around the corner. However, I received a call that they had something open up, and to go online to fill out some paperwork. I also had to do a 'trial day' to see if my dog would be a good fit. This would be a paid visit, but after the trial day was over, my dog would be able to board there. The staff I met were friendly, and existing clients, very kind. After my dog's trial day, I was given something like a report card with notes about how he did that day. The owner assured me my dog was fine. I was told that his temperament, age, breed, etc., was well adjusted based on their standards. However, then I was also told that my dog needed a particular vaccination to be allowed to board there. The owner suggested a vet that would be at her kennel the next day or so, and would put me on the appointment list. I arrived at my vet appointment on time, but there was already a long line of people. When I told the vet technician that I had an appointment, they said there were no appointments. It was a first come, first serve basis vet clinic. Although it was an inconvenience, and misunderstanding, I waited patiently in the cold for almost 3 hours. My dog got his vaccine, and I paid the bill. I scheduled to leave my dog for a little over a week (9 days) on Thanksgiving week. On drop off day I was told that I had to pay for the entire visit up front, which I was unaware of, but still made the full payment. I remember the riotous choir of barking dogs in the kennel each time I drove onto the property, that I hoped would subside after I left. Yet the "Bark & Roll" greeted me each time whether I liked it or not. In hindsight, it is very strange behavior for dogs. In my experience, they usually quiet down and reach a calm stage at some point. Drop-off had gone well, and I received a couple of updates that my dog was doing well throughout the week. Unfortunately, the day before my dog's last day at the kennel, I was called and told that my micro bully puppy had bitten the owner's husband badly. Her husband was in pain, might need stitches, and she would send me pics of his hand so I could see the bite, which I never received. I apologized, respectfully, on behalf of my dog. My dog was just a year old at the time, socialized, had a stable home environment, understood basic commands, and had no history of aggression, or biting. I had never even seen my dog growl at another dog. So the whole situation was very confusing, upsetting, and unbelievable to me. Likewise, the call from the owner was also strange. It almost sounded like there was joy in her voice as she told me this bad news. There was no regretful or apologetic tone for not being able to handle my dog properly. Nor did she accept any responsibility as the human authority in the situation. I grew up with dogs and as an experienced dog owner, I know that you don't immediately blame the dog without investigating what the human in the situation was doing first. Many dog aggression issues stem from the humans that are taking care of them, the energy that those humans give out, and also the environments they keep them in. The owner went on to tell me that they kept my dog's kennel covered with a sheet as he barked at the other barking dogs and lunged at the door. I do not understand how this treatment should make a dog feel at ease in a new environment that now he cannot even see into. I believe covering his kennel might have made my dog feel more on edge, anxious and unsafe. Instead take him outside with other dogs, play/show him affection, and spend time with him to mitigate any possible aggression. I was grateful that I could get my dog the next day, the agreed upon last day of his boarding. I arrived at the kennel early that morning. The owner smiled inappropriately at me, and berated me about how bad my dog was, and how they "tried", whatever that meant. There was no concern for anyone else's well-being in her voice or attitude-it felt narcissistic. I quietly rebuked that shame, and condemnation; ignoring her cruel negativity. I glanced at her husband, with a mix of sadness, regret, and grief in his eyes. He put his head down slowly. It seemed as if he wanted to say something to me, but wasn't allowed to by some invisible force. I needed to apologize to him, get more of the story, but there was a tangible oppression that hung in the room. It said just get my dog, and flee that toxic, uninviting environment, and never look back. Maybe the barking dogs know something that we don't. As the kids say today, this place is sus! Stay far away!