We take three of our dogs here and have always been extremely happy with our results. We have a…read moresuper dramatic husky and they have done a great job with her!

Took my dog here for a bath. Looked like she may have poured a bucket over him and dried him,…read morepartially, with a towel. Just an amazingly poor job!! I would NEVER go back there. His face and feet were never touched. The business is about as minimal as possible and not at all professional.

I had positive experiences the first few times I used Nicole and Vroom Grooms, but the last two…read moreappointments were very disappointing. It seems she prefers shaving dogs rather than properly grooming them, and she doesn't appear skilled with curly coats. When discussing my dog's coat, she was condescending, repeatedly calling me "honey" and saying she was trying to "educate me" about how curly-haired dogs should be groomed. Scheduling has also been frustrating. Nicole is very rigid when setting appointments, yet each time I've booked her, she has reached out asking to come earlier. I've always accommodated her requests, but that flexibility isn't reciprocated. After multiple poor experiences, I can no longer recommend Vroom Grooms.

Nicole has been grooming my beloved baby for about 2 years. The mobile groomer I had before just…read moreshaved her every time. Mia is not the best dog to groom she hates to be bathed and tried to escape at every chance she gets. Nicole is so patient with her & the fact that I can watched her being groomed tells me Nicole is one of a kind. Mia always looks so good when she comes back inside her home. Mia spends the next 30 minutes rolling all over the floor and beds so she can get her doggie stank back on. I have recommended Nicole so many times when someone is looking for a mobile groomer. It must of worked cause she is not taking new clients at this time.

THIS PLACE IS THE BEST PLACE IVE EVER TAKEN MY DOGS. This place has good communication and their…read morestaff is the best . I will recommend this place to everyone with all animals.

Toledo Pet Farm is by far one of the best doggie daycares I've had the pleasure of bringing my dog,…read moreValentino. I travel for work with my dog and have visited many doggie daycares across the country and this is by far one of the best. There was great attention given and Valentino would come back exhausted :-) I also had him groomed - and what a job they did! Exactly what I asked for. He looks great! I would highly recommend Toledo Pet Farm.

All day Everyday I will go here. Prices are reasonable. Things are easy to find. Things are…read moremarked clearly. Staff is AWESOME always friendly and willing to help you answer questions or just help you with whatever you need. If you go here you will NOT be sorry you did.

This place is the best. I drive from Fremont to there at least once a month. I've never had a bad…read moreexperience with anyone for the past 7 +years I have been buying my pet supplies. Good prices, good people and staff is always very helpful and knowledgeable about the things they carry.

Excellent trainers. They took good care of my dog during the board and train program.read more

I am in the middle of my experience with Glass City K9. Maybe I should wait until the process is…read morefinished, but I've seen so much growth in both my pup AND myself so far that I feel compelled to comment right now. I did not choose a board and train because it was *kind of* out of my budget and I didn't think it was necessary; it would have been easier and I *could* have made it happen, but I chose not to. I chose the "silver plan." Essentially, the trainers train us, the owners, to train our own dogs. We are paying for them to pass on their expertise. Keep in mind that if, as an owner, one does not FOLLOW THROUGH with the plan as given by the trainers, the results will not be optimal. I am, by profession, a teacher. So when I am told to specifically follow a lesson plan with my dog every week, I follow the plan. Religiously. I have a husky. I'm told they don't like to listen. When I adopted her (rescue), she was pulling me so hard on the leash that I was falling over onto the pavement. She cause me to wreck a perfectly good pair of Silver jeans, and she tore my belly button piercing (it never healed... it hurt a LOT... I finally gave up and took it out). I was not a happy dog mom. I tried positive "treat training" and she learned every command quickly but would only comply if offered a treat. Well, by week three with GCK9, my girl was stopping at street intersections without being prompted. Why? Because I trained her to do so because I didn't want her to get smoked by a car. This wasn't even part of GCK9's lesson plans; I kinda just added it in because it naturally followed with what I was being told to train her to do. I LISTENED TO WHAT THE TRAINER SAID AND I DID EXACTLY THAT, then when it all worked and my girl was so proficient she was getting bored, I did some add ons. Folks, know this: YOU WILL GET OUT OF THIS PROGRAM NOT WHAT YOU PAID INTO IT, BUT WHAT YOU PUT INTO IT. As for the e-collar... if you're that worried about it, Google "shock collar vs e-collar" and start there. I can put my girl's e-collar in my hand at the level at which I typically train her (which is super low) and I can tell you this: My physical therapist has turned up the tens machine on me WAY higher than I've probably ever turned up the e-collar on my pup, and I wasn't wearing a double coat to buffer it... and I've never been hurt by a tens machine. At the current stage, I only need to actually use her e-collar about 50% of the time. She just knows what she is supposed to do, and she does it. At the end of the day, folks, so far I have to say that I believe that I have gotten more value out of this training than my pup has. Here is why: In a world where I have had to stop paying attention to the news because I feel as if everything has spun into such utter chaos that it has caused me to up my meds and increase the number of mental health therapy sessions I have every month (depression and generalized anxiety disorder), training my beautiful dog has given me a sense of purpose and made me feel as if there is something among the chaos that I can actually control. I now wish that I'd have trained a dog before I'd had human children, because it would have made me a more patient, loving, and firm disciplinarian. My 9-year-old son is benefitting because he is following my lead and also taking responsibility for our dog's training, which is teaching HIM to be a better human being. If you do it right, your dog won't be the only one to change in a positive way; YOU will as well. I promise you that if you approach Glass City K9 with the right intention, attitude, and work ethic, you will have zero regrets.

Our 6 month old Cane Corso stayed four nights and he seems to have had a nice stay. The staff was…read morevery nice and helpful. Will definitely use again when out of town!

Disappointing for me and a devastating experience for my dogs. My family and I chose the Central…read moreAvenue Karnik Pet Lodge to board our beloved 2 and 4yr old lovable boxers as the business advertise that they are passionate about our Pets comfort, safety and contentment, offering many years of experience. The tragedy began upon arrival as the manager Denise refused to greet or introduce our dogs to ANY staff member as we recommend so the dogs are familiar with someone. Denise stated that there are various employees who may interact with them ( she and Savanna was there every day) and further refused. Trusting that they knew best we left for A 5 day vacation. The first phone check, I was informed that the dogs did not eat, second day call, dogs not eating and won't take medications. Rather than problem solve or consider options I was informed that no further attempts to give meds would be offered, the next phone call was the dogs were not welcoming to staff, so no further attemts to walk the dogs would be made, with no options. At this point I'm out of town and very concerned for my dogs. I had to spend many hours of my vacation trying to find someone to rescue my dogs as Savanna and Denise was in communication and offered no assistance just further restrictions progressing to hands off plan as they described my dogs as rigid and growling. leaving the 2 big dogs in a 4x 8 cage with no human contact! I think the dogs were terrified and confused. After frantic persuit I reached someone familiar to go and take my dogs outside and check on them. They were found frightened, withdrawn laying in soiled bedding. My heart was broken at the lack of concern or empathy for our pets. The manager Denise had nothing to offer for assistance. I Had to pay a substantial amout of money to have someone remove my devistated pets and care for them. The final uncaring act was Savanna charged an additional $20 late pick up fee after 1pm, no apology or cocern in any way. THEY Lacked Compassion and in my opinion lacked care or concern for our dogs. I DON'T THINK 1 EMPLOYEE TOUCHED or attempted to comfort OUR DOGS. I understand the need to protect the staff, dogs are animals and frightened dogs may be unpredictable but A bit of empathy and concern for the dogs, listenening to the owner to intoduce the dog and a simple apology may have helped, but I would NOT recommend This facility for boarding my dogs ever again.

We have been taking our pup to Sara for almost 2 years. Sara has been excellent taking care of…read moregrooming our dog. She also has knowledge on every dog's needs and notified us when our dog was getting an ear infection. She goes above and beyond with being kind, caring, and has great hospitality.

I have a Siberian husky that used to stay at pups paradise on an occasional Sunday. Every time he…read morewas there they refused to feed him food I sent with him. The last time he was there he was overwhelmed and was trying to get out according to the staff. My dog normally goes to Rover Come Over on week days and I am aware that my husky gets overwhelmed with other dogs sometime, so the staff at rover just separate him from the other dogs for about an hour and he's fine for the rest of the day. At pups paradise they told me he has too many behavioral issues and needs to be put on medication or they can't take him. I'm not putting my dog on meds because they don't want to deal with him. Sounds like they throw the dogs in and don't care about them at all.