Love this place! We've been bringing our Duke here for daycare and boarding for about a year now…read moreand couldn't be more grateful for them. Our pup has SO much energy and it's so nice to send him somewhere where he can play with friends and get much appreciated attention from the staff too (: They are quick to respond when we text for updates & they will send us updates/pictures occasionally without us even asking. They don't give up on our picky boy when he tries to refuse to eat & somehow they always get the best pics of him!

I, Portia, had the BEST week ever at the Barking Lodge! I played soooo much with my friends Gemma…read moreand Prince, and I honestly didn't even have time to miss home because there was always something fun going on. When I didn't feel like eating as a diva does, the humans knelt with me and made sure I felt comfortable enough to nibble. That made me feel safe and special. My humans also got daily videos, which I heard made them feel a lot better because they could see I was happy and being looked after. It really helped them relax while I was away. This review was lovingly ghostwritten by Natalie S. and Brooke S. on my behalf--because I'm a dog.

I still love this vet practice. Our dogs continue to be clients of Sunnycrest Animal Care Center,…read moreand we are very happy with the clinic. The staff are kind, the techs clearly care about our dogs, and we especially love Dr. Boram Lee. Our sweet girl recently had a sudden eye issue that scared us half to death, and Dr. Lee did an excellent job diagnosing and treating her. She clearly cares and works hard. We've also had good experiences with Dr. Tomko and Dr. Gaertner. That said, embedded in this 5-star experience is a very serious 1-star experience with Dr. Blanco, and I feel obligated to be very clear about it so other pet owners are aware. I hope all of your pets are able to avoid the negative outcome our poor pup experienced. A couple of years ago, we brought our other dog in because he was squinting and clearly uncomfortable. We suspected autoimmune dry eye (KCS), which is common in his breed, and we told her we had been giving him lubricating eye drops around the clock, which were helping. She was extremely dismissive and demeaning. She literally said to me, "Why would you want a dog with dry eyes?"--even though she herself has a dog with KCS. Instead of taking our concerns seriously, she insisted it was allergies (which, based on later visits, seems to be her default diagnosis even without clear signs). He never has had symptoms of allergies then or even now. She shamed me for even looking into the cause of his discomfort and scoffed when she found out my profession in the medical field, as if I was overstepping by trying to figure out what was going on with my dog. I simply was trying to provide him relief while waiting for the weekend to be over so he could get to the vet. She performed a dry eye test and said it was normal. What we later learned is that the test was invalid because we had given him lubricating drops beforehand. She knew this--we told her, and she documented it--but she did not tell us that it would invalidate the test, did not instruct us to stop drops beforehand, and did not repeat the test properly. Over multiple subsequent visits, we kept asking the same questions: Why is he squinting all the time? Why is there brown pigmentation developing in his eyes? Every time, it was dismissed. No real investigation, no change in plan. This year, when our other dog had an eye issue, Dr. Boram Lee immediately diagnosed dry eye and explicitly told us not to give lubricating drops before testing. She also tested our first dog, and his dry eye was significantly worse and clearly had been going on for a while. We took him to a veterinary ophthalmologist today, who confirmed the outcome: he now has vision impairment from chronic, untreated dry eye. He has a large area of pigment (about 1 cm) blocking his vision and fibrosis causing overall haziness. We were told this damage is largely irreversible and was very much preventable with appropriate diagnosis and treatment earlier. So to be clear: our dog spent years squinting and in pain--essentially feeling like he had sand in his eyes--while being dismissed. And now, at 7 years old, he has permanent vision loss that could have been avoided. We took our concerns to the head of the clinic, Dr. Glassberg, who was gracious and had a dignified balance between being supportive of his employee but also acknowledging our concerns. I still recommend Sunnycrest because we have had genuinely excellent care from other vets there. But I would strongly advise avoiding Dr. Blanco. This was not just bad bedside manner. This was a missed diagnosis with real consequences. If she cannot correctly diagnose a condition her own dog has--and dismisses owners raising valid concerns--there is a serious issue. There is no way to undo the damage. However, with clear evidence from the specialist that this resulted from untreated dry eye, I am hopeful the practice will take full accountability and step in to assist with these costs. His condition could have easily been managed by a general vet, but now we have to see the specialist to try to recover whatever we can. I wish there were a way to turn back time and prevent this vision loss, but sadly I do not have this option and it breaks my heart. I thought if I was attentive to my dogs and got them regular veterinary care, these outcomes could be avoided. I'm heartbroken that despite constant vigilance and repeated veterinary visits, this preventable outcome occurred. Now, I will trust my instincts instead of blindly trusting professionals and aim to only get my dogs care from vets I truly trust. I still love Sunnycrest and am a happy client there, but please heed my warning about Dr. Blanco and maybe my dog's suffering can save yours from a bad outcome. If sharing this prevents even one pet from going through what ours did, it's worth it.

The veterinary doctors and staff are excellent here. We would not go anywhere else. We have been…read moregoing to Sunnycrest for over twenty years now, and we love their attentiveness and expertise. They love animals and know the best way to care for them.

My dog Roulette and I absolutely love The Dog Spot! I found Gisela through an Instagram ad, and I…read morecould not be happier. I use her services all the time. She is the most thoughtful, responsive, and detailed person. I feel very comfortable leaving Roulette in her care, and it brings me such peace of mind. I would definitely recommend her go anyone looking for pet-related care. She offers so many services, so go take a look for yourself and give her a call :)

Wonderful service and care for my cat, Teddy while I was on vacation. Would definitely recommend!read more

So clean! I love that they have options for non-dog friendly dogs and unaltered dogs. Not many…read moreboarding places offer that. Right off the bat, walking in, it didn't smell like dog... which you know most places do. They are quick to clean up dog messes during playtime. They have working cameras for the large and small dog area

Evaluation: 2-4 hours completely free day care. They give a report afterwards and tell you how your…read morepet did. Overnight boarding: you get a full webcam access to their suite whenever your pet is in there. The big dog area looks very spacious and the staff told me my dog LOVED the bath they gave afterwards. My dog is currently struggling to keep her eyes open after picking her up from boarding, so that's a great sign. My only gripe is the option for a bath doesn't come with a brush out or anything. Not even as an add on service. It's literally just a bath and they dry your dog in a kennel dryer. But for $30 on top of boarding, I'll take that bath option any day of the week and brush my dog at home.

I was really nervous having to board my dogs for the first time. When I first called them, one of…read morethe owners (owned by a really adorable husband and wife) answered the phone. I came to find out it was the wife and she took the time to answer all my questions and concerns. I requested to book a tour and asked if my dogs could come. The tour: The tour went great! They took the time to make sure not to approach my dogs too hastily and towards the end, my husband and I felt comfortable leaving our dogs with them! We ended up booking and saw they had an amazing deal if we paid for a yearly membership, which helped give a discount to book the play room to have our 2 dogs stay in, along with a free walk for both of them (they typically potty outside and know not to potty inside). We booked the boarding for about 4 days and found out they partnered with a groomer! My dogs got the grooming and they LOVED It there. They really got comfortable playing with the other dogs and loved the owners. 10 out of 5 stars if I could!!! Our dogs were happy, smelled fantastic (thanks groomers!), and weren't even that excited to see us when we came to pick them up (which I was a bit sad, but extremely happy because that meant they really enjoyed their stay!). Thank you Majesty Pet Hotels! If I ever go on vacation again, I know my dogs are well taken care of!!!

Kent and Jennifer the owners were warm and welcoming. Gracie had a great time meeting new friends…read morein a safe, clean environment. We are going back tomorrow

Excellent stayed with my babies while I went with friends. Would definitely use againread more

Christoper at Pawsome Pet Watch has been a blessing for our pocket bully especially when we travel…read more It stressful boarding him before because he is in a pen most of the day. Now Christopher takes him for long strolls and he gets to stay home. You can see that our dog gets treated well by how excited he gets whenever Christopher comes to walk him.

The Dog Lodge has done it again! They always do such an amazing job on my girls. I can never thank…read morethem enough, especially with all the hair they have to put up with lol.

We always have a great experience with the Dog Lodge and their fine staff, from an owner's…read moreperspective. And, Roscoe seems to be really happy when we drop him off and pick him up. Because Roscoe is an only "child" of ours (now that the kids are out of the house), I am very curious how he gets along with the other "puppies". I would suggest staff take short videos when they take him on his daily walks so we can see his demeanor with other dogs. Just a thought. Charlie Marr

I just came back from a trip, and this was the first time in three years that I left my pup at a…read moreboarding facility. He stayed from Friday through Monday, and my friend picked him up for me. I was really nervous about leaving him because you always hear horror stories on TikTok and the news about animals being mistreated. I am so happy to say that Zoomies was amazing. They took great care of my dog, and he was so happy when he came home. My dog is very, very shy, and the staff went the extra mile to make him feel comfortable. That meant a lot to me. I will definitely be using them again in the future, and I now feel confident leaving my fur baby with them, even for longer vacations. I also want to mention how clean the facility is. When you walk in, you do not smell urine at all. I know accidents happen with dogs, but it is clear they take pride in keeping everything clean and quickly cleaning up any messes. Seeing how clean and well cared for the facility was gave me so much peace of mind. I truly felt that my dog was in a safe, clean, and loving environment. One last thing. The name Zoomies is actually what first caught my attention. It is such a cute and perfect name for a dog daycare. I am so glad I trusted them with my pup because they completely lived up to the name.

zoomies is the only place we feel 100% safe leaving our golden doodle ramen…read more i highly recommend zoomies doggy daycare.