Cancel

    Open app

    Search

    K9 Adventures PSL

    3.7 (3 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

    Services - K9 Adventures PSL

    Pet transportation

    Pet boarding

    K9 Adventures PSL Photos

    You might also consider

    Recommended Reviews - K9 Adventures PSL

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration

    2 years ago

    K9 Adventures is the best! He treats my dogs as if they are his own! Highly recommen!

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    4 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 1

    4 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    Ask the Community - K9 Adventures PSL

    You might also consider

    Verify this business for free

    Get access to customer & competitor insights.

    Verify this business

    Guardian Veterinary Medical Center - Dawson

    Guardian Veterinary Medical Center

    (31 reviews)

    During this pandemic, my Belgian Malinois' accidentally mated (Despite my fiancé's best efforts to…read morepull them apart ‍) Due to my previous job, and traveling across the United States, my dogs primary vet was Banfield. ( whom I would NOT recommend to my worst enemy ) I received a ton of misinformation due to pregnancy in dogs and had no choice but to allow her to have what supposedly should've only been 4 puppies- Well, 4 turned out to be 7. And being 9 months pregnant MYSELF, keeping up with 7 Belgian Malinois puppies has been no easy feet!! Of course, MY pick of the litter started favoring his left hind leg, and it seemed to be progressively be getting worse. With him being only 4 weeks old, needless to say, I was concerned. So, I did what any dog mom would do- called all the vets I could think of, and wouldn't you know it, during the weekend- No one could see us until Monday. Except Guardian.. The receptionist had initially said the same thing, but upon further conversation, she showed such compassion for us, and was able to squeeze us in as a walk-in. They came out to my car, walked me through what was happening, and eventually took Blue inside with them. But despite their best efforts, he was in so much pain, they couldn't extend his leg to get a good x-ray. They sent us home with some pain reliever and anti-inflammatory & scheduled us another appt. for Monday. I must've called a billion times with questions and concerns, but they never seemed annoyed or impatient. Each and every member of the staff showed such empathy, and walked me through everything. I never once felt overbearing or like I was (or going to be) being nickeled and dimed. The pricing is VERY fair and I was never blindsided with any hidden fees. Do you know how RARE that is at a veterinarian office? It couldn't have gone ANY better. Guardian, you have a incredible office and an amazing, compassionate staff. I'm thoroughly impressed with the care Blue & I received and how professional, empathetic & accommodating everyone was. I'll be bringing all my fur babies there in the future, including this new litter. I know, without a doubt in my mind, that they will be receiving the BEST care. Thank you Guardian for all that you do.

    Do not go here. On June 29, 2026, I took my dog, Tula, to…read moreGuardian Veterinary Medical Center as an urgent patient because she had developed a limp and what appeared to be a rash or bruise underneath her limb. Because we did not have an appointment, we were told that we would not be allowed in the examination room with her. We understood and accepted that. When the doctor came back out with Tula, we were told that she either had an infection or potentially mammary cancer. Despite the possibility of something as serious as cancer, Tula was only given an antibiotic injection and a spray. No bloodwork was performed, and we were not advised that she needed bloodwork or any additional testing at that time. I am only 15 years old, and I was there with my dad, who does not have much knowledge about dogs or veterinary care. As the professionals, we trusted the veterinarians to recognize when Tula needed further testing or evaluation. We followed their instructions and used the spray they gave us, but Tula continued to get worse. We had a follow-up appointment on July 10. By then, Tula was extremely lethargic, had very pale gums, and was barely eating. When we met with the doctor, she told us that she did not know what was wrong with Tula and even said that in her 50 years of working, she had never seen anything like this. Bloodwork was finally performed, and we were referred to a cancer center. Sadly, Tula passed away less than 24 hours after that appointment. When we received the bloodwork results, we learned that Tula had a rare form of cancer. I understand that cancer may not have been something that could have been cured, and I am not claiming that a different outcome was guaranteed. What hurts the most is that Tula did not deserve to spend her final days suffering. She could have potentially been made comfortable, and we could have had the opportunity to make decisions about her care sooner instead of watching her condition deteriorate. If we had known how serious her condition was, we could have at least considered letting her go peacefully rather than watching her suffer. Tula was only 7 years old. She was the most energetic, loving dog and was full of life. Watching her slowly lose her spark and eventually take her last breaths is something I will never forget. I trusted Guardian Veterinary Medical Center to take care of my dog, and they failed Tula. They are unprofessional and I HIGHLY recommend not to take ur pet here.

    Veterinary Medical Center of St. Lucie County - Percy waits for Dr. Farrington.

    Veterinary Medical Center of St. Lucie County

    (78 reviews)

    With Florida's rainy season upon us, it brings nasty. dreaded Bufo frog season! Yesterday evening…read moreat dusk, our 24-month-old puppy, Gracie, decided a Bufo frog was a good playmate! She came in the house frantically shaking her head as if her muzzle had been stung by bees. Mouth foaming was next followed by vomiting up her dinner and staggering. As the Emergency Vet put it, "She acted like she was drunk". IMMEDIATE ACTION is necessary to save your pet!! Internet advice claims attention must be done within 15 minutes!! Use a wet washcloth to carefully wash out your pets mouth and gums-rise the washcloth thoroughly between washings -we used 3 washcloths to be sure they were clean of Bufo toxins. Do NOT use a hose to wash out their mouths or allow them to drink water as this could force the toxins into their lungs and cause mortal aspiration! Then rush them to your closest Vet ER!! We bat outta hell'ed it to The VETERINARY MEDICAL CENTER OF ST. LUCIE COUNTY on US1 south of Prima Vista! Open 24 hours a day!! I cannot celebrate enough the fast actions and important care they took with our Gracie! Her vitals looked good (quick actions are imperative!!) but they had us stay for an additional 30 minutes to be certain she didn't have a delayed seizure, which, incidentally, they could have treated with medication. The Vet Med Center sent us home- then amazingly refused to charge anything for their remarkable care as the Vet herself didn't need to address our dog's problem. Huge shout out to the Veterinarian Medical Center of St. Lucie County! While I'm at it- Be sure and protect your pets from Leptospirosis! The inoculations are NOT 100% so it's important to be sure your pets are not eating or drinking anything an infected rodent might have helped themselves to, as in puddles or standing water. It's not a bad idea to keep them indoors at night (Although, as we found out, dusk can be dangerous, too!)! Keep your pets safe! After all, they're cherished family members! The Vet Medical Center is open 24/7. Their number is: (772) 919-8049. Web site: https://www.vetmedcenterslc.com

    We waited 4 hours to be told my dog should stay overnight to get an IV because he was dehydrated…read more Also blood tests and xrays...after getting an estimate I walked out. Five minutes later I received a call wondering why I left. I explained that I felt they were just to busy to care enough about us. The only people who felt sincere were the 2 ladies on the front desk. I will not go back

    Pet St Lucie

    Pet St Lucie

    (1 review)

    First, let me say this is a top-notch facility.. The care can't be matched however, im going to be…read morehonest. Im a previous employee and there is just 1 issue with this facility. His name is Jordon. Unfortunately, he is one of the laziest people i have ever met. He only works 1 day a week. Comes in AFTER everyone else has set everything up for the day. He makes sure he leaves early every time (of course just in time to NOT help anyone clean. He will disappear from the dog group he is assigned to for up to an hr at a time leaving whomever he is working with to have to watch all the dogs by themselves which can be a safety issue for the other employee AND the dogs. He coordinates his breaks and lunch 1st screwing up everyones schedule including the people that were there 2 hrs before he ever shows up. When he does decide to grace everyone with his presence (you know, in the place hes being paid to be) he pays no attention to the dogs. He sits on his phone for hours, not playing, interacting, watching, monitoring ANYTHING! He wont get up to help anyone with anything, even during an almost dog fight. Now, why would a business allow someone who works 1 day a week to come in and cause all that chaos and irritate and piss off the employees who dedicate 40 + hours a week to that business? Why would they continue to pay someone who does nothing but treat the business a social club for themselves with no care to the safety and well being of the animals they are entrusted with? Well, because hes the managers son of course.

    From the owner: Luxury hotel, daycare, and grooming.read more

    K9 Adventures PSL - pettransport - Updated September 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...