My daughter's dog came out looking like her grooming was done by a 5th grader. Uneven cut, many…read morerandom long strands of hair that we had to cut ourselves. Shaved too low by his eyes to the point where his skin is irritated and pink. Terrible. Our regular groomer was over booked and so we decided to try somewhere else. Never again.

Very friendly groomers. Once I arrived with my dog, they seemed to be listening when I gave them…read moreher feeding instructions. It took them 4 days before sending me an update on the dog even after I sent a text to check in on her. My flight was delayed so I had someone else pick up my dog, and they didn't know where her things were. I sent the person picking my dog up the description of her bag and the things I dropped off with her. The groomers found my dog's items and handed them to the person picking the dog up. Once they returned home my niece noticed the dog's bowls were not in her bag, so she had to go back and pick the bowls up. Once I returned home, I notice my dog's food was still in her bag. I'm not sure what food my dog ate or if she ate at all over the 6 days that she was boarded. I feel a better system should be in place to keep up with dog's belongings when they are dropped off and they should eat the food they are brought with.

If I could add five more stars I would. After bring my boy KODI to three other animal hospitals for…read moreover a year with what I consider serious issues concerning blood in stool, diarrhea, not eating and lethargy. All three doctors at those facilities blamed his being overweight and diet. But the issues did not improve with new diets, pills and prescription food. We were frustrated and KODI was getting worse. I heard about Dr. Oh at Abbott Veterinary Hospital do I made an appointment. On our very FIRST visit, Dr.Oh climbed down on the floor and did a digital exam and found that KODI had a polyp that was causing at least most of the problem. We scheduled surgery with her to remove the polyp but during surgery Dr.Oh found that the polyp was larger than first examined and she indicated KODI needed to go to Blue Pearl for more extensive surgery. To sum up the story, KODI had a successful surgery, tumor was not malignant, and he is doing exceptionally well thanks to a wonderful Dr. Oh who took the time and care to do what being a veterinarian is all about...caring for those who have no voice. Heartfelt thank you to Dr. Oh.

First appointment I brought in my cat because he was having trouble pooping and was straining so…read moremuch it was causing him to throw up. I left with only an antibiotic, probiotic and his food they'd given him. We went with the cheapest option since I am currently a college student only working a part time job. They told me in order to figure out what was wrong with him I'd have to bring him back for blood work. Two and a half weeks later I came back because of what they said. I had to come up with another 200 since the test is $185. When I get back to pick my boy up, turns out my bill had racked up to 400. So I had to get my friend to help me pay. WHY? Because medically I understand but the fact that initially came in honestly trying to do the right thing for my boy with the tightest pocket only for them to extort me from 400 dollars. I say extortion because the second visit they did a rectal exam, which should have happened the first time. instead of making me come back to pay money i dont even have in my pocket. when they handed my boy back, they placed him at the front door. i payed up front and didnt get much time to question anything since there was someone behind me. id been taken to the back with other visits and they typically take their time to explain the visit but this time they did not. my significant other called back because everything felt wrong and they did in fact state it was not necessary for my boy to have a blood test to figure out if he was constipated. they let my cat suffer for almost three weeks just for more money. i used to love coming here...thanks Dr. O for also turning your cheek when I wanted to express what had just happened.

Our minpin Holland loves Funnybones! She has a ton of energy at every moment of the day, but came…read morehome all tuckered out after boarding here. As is standard at boarding facilities, they require a temperament ($25) visit to observe the dog before boarding, but this includes the day of daycare. When I called to schedule, the person I spoke with was helpful and informative. We've only left Holland here once so far for about 5 nights (so have been by 4 times: dropping off and picking up each for the temperament visit and boarding). The 24-hour boarding rate is $30, which is a pretty good price for what you get...the pups don't stay in crates the whole time, they've got space to roam around and play and hang out with other pup friends. They separate the dogs by size as needed, which is comforting since although Holland can hang with the big dogs (and thinks she's a big dog), she's only 10 lbs. We haven't taken advantage of any of the grooming available, but they offer the basics (bath, nails, etc) for decent prices. They also don't charge extra to provide medicine, something we've had to deal with at some boarding places. We haven't met the owner, but the owner's father has been in 2/4 times we've visited and he's very friendly and really gets to know your pet. The staff also love pets and remember their personalities from what I can tell. This is the sort of place that could charge $15-25 more per day of boarding if they were closer to the city, but since they're in Lilburn, you get a good bang for your buck. This is another great local business and we were happy to find them after our recent move!

Definitely DO NOT recommend this place!!! Our dog stayed for…read morea week and when we returned to pick him up he had blood on his face, scabbed over and all under his chin to the other side of his head. Funny bones didn't call us or say anything about it to us. The girl at the front desk said she was with him just about the whole week but still didn't know what happened. She ended up calling the owners father Kenny and we spoke with him. Sent pictures of the injuries and he still couldn't tell us. Kenny was rather surprised when we told him we need to take him to the vet. Which was very concerning since this is a place that should be caring for your dogs. He showed no concern about the issue and repeatedly stated "He had a good morning" (He was there for 7 days) and was very unapologetic. Upon taking him to the vet, thankfully it was nothing too harmful but it was a major hotspot. That should not have gone unnoticed especially since it was in plain sight. After politely reporting to Kenny what the issue was and we were very dissatisfied with the care they showed for our dog, Kenny responded with "We are glad your dog is fine." (I am not stating my dog's name). No apology for it going unnoticed, or no compensation. Won't be back.

Village Vets not only has such extremely qualified and knowledgeable veterinarians, but they TRULY…read morecare about their patients. They use the most updated and advanced veterinary technology. If they come across a situation that goes above their level of expertise, they have industry specialists they have experienced working with, that you can feel comfortable referring to, that they either bring in, or will continue communication with as they send you to them. The doctors at Village Vets always, ALWAYS follow up with you after you bring your pet in for something. If you are concerned about an issue, you can count on them to explain things to you, in detail so you understand any decisions you have to make and be completely comfortable making them. You never, ever feel rushed and you feel as if you've made a lifetime friend that you'd literally do anything for. I moved to another side of town where I cannot use Village Vets anymore, yet I still send my pets recent records to them for their opinions or call for advice. (If you decide to do this, please donate to their Sissie Sassie fund which helps those that come into unexpected vet bills for their pets, among other great things! You can call the office for details on how to donate). I have been to 4 different vets in my area, which is a good area, and these vets are considered good vets loved by many. However, they don't come close to what I had at Village Vets and I just have not been able to find that trust or connection which is imperative for pets that are aging or have health issues. Thank you Village Vets for being there for our furry family members!!

Dr Flanigan is the kindest vet i have known (I'm 68). If that, and a well run operation are…read moreimportant, Village Vets is a win.

Janet from Critter Sitters really saved us!…read more If I had imagined the perfect kitty sitter, Janet Green of Critter Sitters surpassed it. She was everything I hoped for in a sitter and more, going above and beyond my most hopeful expectations. She was responsive, dependable, friendly, knowledgeable, flexible and all around wonderful. I can't begin to express what a relief it was to have Janet watching our cats when everything else seemed in chaos. My husband and I were trying to navigate a trip to help my elderly mom after knee replacement surgery (the day before elective surgeries were halted due to COVID-19) and had the trip extended unexpectedly when we realized she needed way more recovery time. When I had to change our first meet and greet due to my flight getting canceled five times (due to the pandemic) she was understanding and accommodating. When I finally got back (for just one day before returning to my mom) Janet listened attentively when I introduced her to our three kitties and when I showed her the medications for our elderly cat, asking great questions. When we were gone she visited our kitties twice a day, every day. She sent the most adorable pictures after every visit so we knew our cats were being looked after, along with detailed text updates and even occasional videos of them playing.Her messages were a ray of sunshine in what was otherwise chaos. If all that weren't enough, she found a better way to give our 19 year old IBD cat his twice daily medication AND she gave him his subcutaneous fluids. Having Janet as our guardian kitty angel was like having an old trusted family friend looking after our cats.

We used Critter Sitters for many years, through multiple pet sitters, multiple pets, and multiple…read morehomes and always found them to be professional, reasonably priced, and attentive to the needs of our pets. Recently our pet sitter through Critter Sitters retired and we met with our new sitter one time. Everything seemed fine and we were scheduled to go out of town and had confirmed with the new sitter employed by Critter Sitters that everything was in order. Yesterday I asked for clarification about the billing since it seemed substantially higher with the new sitter over what we had paid previously - in response, I have been told that the sitter's schedule has changed and that I should seek care for my animals elsewhere. With little more than a week's notice, this was very unprofessional and disappointing to say the least. I've tried to communicate my experience to the owner of the company but the line has been busy for some time; will update this review if new information becomes available but sadly, I can no longer recommend this business and would seek care for pets elsewhere. Update: the owner responded and while appreciated, I find the way this situation was handled by Critter Sitters very unprofessional. I can include the text conversation for reference as I did not negotiate: I asked a question about a price difference between two different sitters employed by the same company, a difference of over 300 dollars. The only "policy" I see enforced or followed here is poor customer service.

I have used Suzanne to watch my horses, dogs, and now cat for over 10 years. She has always treated…read moremy fury family members as she would her own. She is conscientious and noticed when my dog was running a fever and got her to the Vet while I was away. I trust her completely and highly recommend her to take care of your fury family members.

From the owner: Specialty is pet sitting for all breeds of pets both great and small, and house and garden sitting…read more My accumulative life experiences with caring for various breeds of animals that include horses, ponies, sheep, goats, several breeds of poultry, birds, cats and many breeds of dog from teacup poodle to Great Pyrennes has spanned over 50 years. These experiences enable me to be the best candidate to care and safeguard your beloved pets.

Happy Tails pet sitting is wonderful! They are very conscientious - do an interview with your dog…read moreand send texts and pictures while you are gone so you know everything is fine. Vixen, our 7 year old Doberman had never stayed at home while we've been away, we've always had her stay in someone's home so we weren't sure how she would do with only visits. Holly and Alana visited 4 times a day for meals, walks and even snuggle time when a thunderstorm rolled through and Vixen was scared. I would highly recommend Happy Tails!

We've recently went on vacation and our dog is very picking about boarding. We decided to give…read moreHappy Tails a chance. Sophie came to our home 3 times a day to walk our dog. She dis an amazing job treating our fur baby like her own pet. I would recommend using them for dog walking or pet sitting. Sophie would post a note in the system after every walk with a picture or 2.