This is a heartbreaking review…read more I was planning on spending 2 days with my dying dog but they ended up having to put him to sleep. I called late, like 9pm last night from my cell in an RV park not too far away. They were willing to travel to me but I ended up going to the. They readily agreed to put my dog to sleep in my RV so he wasn't scared. They let me feed Cargo tons of treats and a raw steak before. She listened to his heart and confirmed it was failing again. And they let me hold him and talk to him as long as I wanted. We talked about the breed and how he was incredibly lucky to like 13 years as Weimaraner's tend to like roughly 11years. Although I don't remember the names, they were sisters and the tech gave me a big hug afterwards as I was uncontrollably sobbing. They were patient and kind and gracious to a stranger who was passing through taking her best friend on one last road trip. Although the outcome was not what I wanted, they treated us with dignity and i cannot ask for anything more

Such a great place when you can't take your pet with you on a hike. They were so sweet with our…read moreanxious puppy giving him lots of love.

If you take nothing else from this review, please trust your instincts. I regret that I didn't,…read moreand feel very lucky that our pup was unharmed. If you want more details, read on: We were visiting Moab for a long weekend in May 2021 and needed a daycare so we could do some hiking and canyoneering. I made 2 daycare reservations for our 11-year-old pup. I should have listened to my instincts when we arrived. The actual facility looks nothing like the online photos. Even though Tracey has a designated drop-off and pick-up hour, she was absent during drop-off until I finally called to make sure we had the right address. She was out walking a dog, which should have been my next 'alarm bell' that something wasn't quite right. Why would a dog need walked, if they're in an open play area all day? And if she's out walking dogs, who is supervising the daycare? At pick-up time, we arrived to find about 8 people that had been waiting for 30+ minutes, and Tracey was again absent. All the dogs are barking inside the barn, the office door was closed & lights off, and the barn door was cracked for airflow. When she finally arrived ~ 40 minutes into the pick-up hour, she was irritated that the parents were upset about her tardiness. She literally opened the door and started releasing dogs without leashes. Meanwhile, the dog parents are trying to catch the dogs, corral them away from cars, etc. Our pup was terrified as random people were trying to catch her to get a leash on her. Tracey was completely unfazed by the chaos as the dogs ran loose in the parking lot. Overall, I suspect that the dogs are kept in cages all day in the horse barn, and Tracey generally is not present all day. We obviously did not return for the next day's daycare reservation. I was willing to forgo a $500 private canyoneering/rappelling excursion, rather than trust Tracey with our pup for another day. Our canyoneering guide came through with a last-minute reservation at another daycare in Moab that was GREAT.

Thank goodness for Tracey's Bed and Biscuit! We had one day in Arches National Park where dogs are…read morenot allowed on trails. Another kennel in town was full. And Tracey had just opened her kennel within the month (March 2017.) Yes, it was a last resort for us, but also the best option! We especially appreciated Tracey's kindness and gentleness with us and our canine daughter, Bree. She was shaking when she went in, unsure of her first RV trip and being left in a foreign place. But after being held by Tracey, Bree became more calm, making it easier for us to leave with our minds at ease. There were other small to medium dogs there that day and they all played wonderfully together. I'm sure it's a testament to Tracey's knowledge and love for dogs. Getting there can be just a little tricky, so just be aware... It's about 5-8 minutes south of downtown Moab, between mile markers 118 and 119. Enter at the "Moab Business Park" sign on the east side of the highway where there are white tin, rounded, warehouse-like facilities. Veer to the left and there it is on the right. Now go and enjoy the beauty around Moab as your furry friends enjoys a good play date (or sleep over.) Ours did, and slept well that night in our RV home away from home.

We've been taking our Corgis to Hannah for grooming for over a year. She does a great service and…read morein a timely fashion. Hannah schedules back to back appointments and usually takes just under a couple of hours for both dogs. She texts when they are ready. There's no staying all day at the groomer. Emma and Annie are always excited for their spa days!

we've been traveling all summer and have taken our Maltipoo to several groomers along the way. By…read morefar, Hannah is the best groomer we've been to! Our pup is soft, super clean, perfectly groomed and smells so good. I appreciate that the fragrance is subtle and that Hannah took special care to keep our pup separate from the other dogs because she was afraid. The pricing was very reasonable. I'll definitely bring our pup to Hannah next time we are in the area!

Been using Annette since we moved here a couple of months ago. She has been great, and let's just…read moresay, my dogs are not easy! Thanks, Annette, for taking great care of my "kids."

From the owner: Our goal at Lucky Dogs is simple: we want to offer the best possible care for your pet. All…read morecreatures and clients, big or small, young or old, furry or not deserve the best. So if you are in need of a daily doggy walk or you are planning a vacation and want your dog boarded, we can certainly give you a paw. Life can get hectic! So, we have you covered in the pet care department. Let our furmily help yours! Call or Text today for your free consultation 954.678.7456

This was the first time I was at this clinic, it won't be the last time! They got my boy right in…read moreand took care of his issues!

My dog was very sick on Friday evening. I tried to contact our Telluride vet but their emergency…read moremailbox was full and no one answered the emergency call line. I was close to panic about what to do with my pup. I called SMVC and within 3 minutes I received a call from Dr Townsend, who told me what to do to help him and what to watch out for. No charge, for someone who was not a client!! But I will now change vets for when I am visiting Telluride. THANK YOU Dr Townsend. Your calm kindness and compassion were so appreciated.

I won't take my dogs anywhere else. They love this place they get so excited the minute we pull up…read more I love that they get to interact with other dogs and the staff is great and very helpful. They also get groomed and smell so good when they are picked up. They get exactly what they need and more. I would give them 1000 stars if I could. Thank you all for everything you do for our fur babies.

PSA: PLEASAE DO NOT TAKE YOUR PETS TO Fullmer Menagerie Animal Rescue Wags to Riches Doggie Daycare…read moreand Boarding!! My experience with Fullmer Menagerie Animal Rescue Wags to Riches Doggie Daycare and Boarding was GOD AWEFULL -10/10 would NEVER recommend. We should have NEVER gone to this place from day 1, after we got our dogs shots and the paperwork, we drove out 30 minutes to this place. We had been informed that the owner (who had at first claimed she wasn't the owner) made a call to the last place we had boarded our dogs without telling us prior to. She then proceeded to insult my husband claiming we were going to "Stiff her" and not pay at all, so she had us pay at drop off instead of at pick up. My husband then proceeded to voice his concerns to her telling her how he felt she was being disrespectful towards him and how he didn't like that she lied to us. He then voiced how he was possibly considering not leaving our dogs here, to which she responded by THROWING our dogs paperwork at me snapping "Fine then leave." After we had paid there was just one problem after another, both of our female dogs were in heat, we only knew of 1, but she attempted to claim we "Lied to her" about not knowing of the other female being in heat. Our male dog was separated from them, we then get a call being told that our male had gotten "locked up sexually" with our other female. We asked that they be kept separate, which come to find out that during the last 2 days of their stay, the dogs were NOT kept separate at all. The day before we went to pick up our dogs, we had spoken with the manager who had said we could pick them up at 2:30-3:00pm and wouldn't get charged for another day, come to find out this was a lie. When we went to pick up out dogs we were charged an additional $103, when we told the "owner" what we were told, she called us liars. Her and my husband ended up getting into an "agreement" she refused to listen to a word my husband had to say when he was voicing how he felt about the treatment we were receiving from her. During this "argument" the "owner's" husband came over and literally SCREAMED at my husband to "shut your damn mouth." My husband hadn't cussed at anyone during the conversation. I had tried to calm everyone down so we could get our dogs and leave, but the "owner" held our dogs for ransomed, saying we needed to pay her $103 first before we could take our dogs, or they would be taking them to the pound. Now all of our dogs are service dogs in training, 2 are for PTSD and 1 is for Medical Alerting. I have a few severe medical issues, one of them being Periodic Paralysis, I attempted to calm everyone down due to the fact that my blood pressure was rising at an alarming rate, and was about to have a seizure, I was completely ignored during this, and shortly after leaving the facility had a severe seizure. When we finally got our dogs back, I noticed that my male dog had LOST 20 POUNDS, I had provided a binder with all of the dog's information and dietary information as well, when I call to ask if she'd even looked at it, she outright told me no. She tried to lie to me again, claiming I told her to feed my dog WAY less than what I had originally told her. My male dog went from looking healthy to looking like a skeleton. This was by far one of the WORST places I have EVER boarded my dogs at, I have never been so blatantly disrespected by a "professional business". I provided a binder that contained all of the dogs information, and instead of referring to it like she TOLD me she would, she told me she "tossed it aside and went off of what I told her" which she didn't, because I had told her my male dog is on a STRICK DIET and she cut his diet by 40% and didn't care. Now I have to pay even more money out of my pocket to get my dog looking healthy again, when I requested a refund, she snapped at me telling me no and then hung up the phone on me. Please do NOT take your dogs here! There are WAY BETTER AND CHEAPER PLACES! Save yourself the hassle, time, stress, and money and go somewhere else! Take your dogs to a place where they will be treated properly and not STARVED!

Owner called me back and was very short with me. She neglected to hang up and did not realize I…read morewas still on the phone. She said foul things about our conversation and proceeded to call me a Bitch. When I called her back she hung up on me. I would never leave my puppy with such a negative and unprofessional person. Shame on you Judy....

My wife and I attended Judy's dog training course for 6 or 8 weeks. We thought we had our dogs…read morepretty well trained BUT not so. We learned a lot and now have a better understanding of our dogs and of ourselves. Great experience is an understatement. All three of our dogs listen better and we use simple verbal commands and hand signs. Thanks Judy.

It's incredibly surprising the lack of dog boarding options in Moab given the fact that dog…read morefriendly activities, especially in the National Parks, are so limited. I was in town and last minute had to put my pup in daycare. I went to the town visitor center for advice and Anthony of Moab Dog Adventures was highly recommended by both staff members. Honestly, I was a little taken aback by the cost- for 10 hours of daycare I ended up paying around $40. However, the other two options were either a kennel at the vet for $15 or Karen's K9 Campground. My high energy dog needs a lot of exercise so all day in a kennel was a no go. I did try to contact Karen, but she was out of town or otherwise unavailable the day I needed boarding so I went with Moab Dog Adventures and I'm glad I did. Not only does Anthony have an enclosed yard and two dogs to entertain your pup for the day, he can also take your dog on hikes and trips to the off leash park. The day I dropped off my dog, they spent most of their time at his home (where he runs his business from) which was more than enough- she slept through the night as soon as I picked her up. Anthony was great with my high energy dog and I highly recommend him for travelers finding themselves in need of some dog help while visiting Moab!

DO NOT USE THIS DOG SERVICE!!! I came to Moab on business for two weeks with my puppy and hired…read moreAnthony to walk her at my house. I paid him for the service ahead of time, but was baffled when I found out that he failed to show up and take my dog out while I was away at work for 7-8 hours! It was so heartbreaking for me to see her at the end of that day. She was left in her kennel the entire time!! The least I would have expected was a phone call to inform me that he wasn't coming. The really sad part is after I had a bad feeling that Anthony wasn't showing up, I had to leave the dog leashes left a particular way to even get him to admit that he didn't show! Extremely unreliable and unprofessional. I would not reccomend Anthony for any services regarding you pet at all. What he did was borderline animal abuse and frankly fraudulent.