My Husky mix has been going to Dogs All Day for close to 2 years now and loves it! He boards with…read morethem as well and always comes home tuckered out. The staff is amazing and really loves the dogs. I have the app where you can watch the dogs via live stream and it's hilarious to tune in and see my dogs' dopey face. Thor had a few weeks last year where I was dropping him off multiple times a week due to being back in the office. I couldn't find him on the cameras, there are a few blind spots, but usually see him a couple times a day. Before I could even ask if something was going on, they pulled me aside when I picked him up and mentioned he was acting a bit anxious and subdued and just not himself. They told me it could be he is just overwhelmed going to daycare more than he is generally used to. After a vet visit (not necessary at all... Lol) and a couple weeks at home he was begging to go back to Daycare. Turns out he really just does get overwhelmed sometimes. Me too buddy! I came in to grab my husky end of last year and the staff member let me know that he was getting a bit overwhelmed again and may need a week or two at home. I loved that they noticed and told me again before I could even inquire. The staff really cares about the dogs and it shows!

We LOVE dogs all day! We have tried out a couple different dog day cares around Charlotte and this…read moreis our favorite and the one my boyfriend and I always take our sweet Cavapoo Norman to! Before they start attending on a daily basis, they need to do a meet and greet. It took us about 3 months to finally get an appointment for our pup. This lasts about 15 minutes and is just to make sure your dog would fit in well. They put him in a room and slowly introduced other dogs to see how they did together. They have cameras with TVs on the lobby so I could watch and see exactly what was going on. He passed! So we could start sending him. They have rooms based on the dogs size. My puppy is just under a year old, so he is in the puppy room!! They are priced around the same as other places we have visited and offer a discount per day for the more days you purchase at once. They also offered a discount (I think it was 20%) if I purchased days the same day as his meet and greet. They also sell dogs toys, treats and food in the lobby. My doggy always comes home exhausted, so you know that's a good sign of a great day! The workers are so nice and love on our puppy just as much as we do! They know him by name and are always so excited when we walk up with him, which makes him more excited to go and is a nice personal touch! My favorite things about dogs all day: 1. You don't have to make a reservation. A lot of times we don't decide until the night before or morning of that we need/want to take Norman. Other places where you have to reserve a space for, are typically booked by that point so it's so nice that we don't have to worry about that and can just bring him in. 2. They have cameras that you can access via app (you do have to pay a monthly fee of a couple dollars for the phone app), or for free on their website, or via the TVs in the lobby. It's always fun to access the camera during the day and see how he's doing! 3. They are mostly outside They also do boarding and grooming, but we have never used them for that. Highly recommend dogs all day!!!!!

Nice friendly, and very understanding. Thank you so much. The Baileys and Casey was wonderful.read more

This is strike 2 and I feared the risk of waiting until strike 3 to never return. I dropped my 2…read moredogs off for doggy daycare. When I picked them up after work, they were brought into the lobby smelling of urine. They left wet paw prints on the floor. When I got them into the car, the urine smell was overwhelming. I went back in and asked the woman at the front desk why the dogs reeked of urine. She actually asked, "what do you want me to do about it?". I replied maybe return the dogs in the same condition as when they were dropped off. She said maybe they rolled in it outside. Rolled in urine? Um, ok. Thank God I have a dog cover over the back seat of the car. It was soaked. Their collars and leashes were wet and reeked as well. I had the enjoyment of running everything through the wash and giving the dogs 3 rounds of bathing each to get the smell out of their fur. They were obviously kept in their kennels without being let out to relieve themselves. Both dogs are housebroken and well behaved. Not a way I want to spend my evening after working all day. Not to mention that doggie daycare is not cheap. The first strike was when I came to pick them up and while I was waiting for them to come out, a very large aggressive dog named "Tarzan" came in with his owner and the owner had no control over him. The female front desk staff wouldn't take him back to his kennel. They had to call a male to the front that could handle him. My dogs had to be kept behind glass doors until it was safe for them to come out. That's a huge liability on Pet Palace if that dog hurts another person or dog. Ever heard of making the owner call when he's in the parking lot to make sure the lobby is clear?

I wish I could give 100 stars!! AMH is awesome, from the vets, to the staff. I have had the BEST…read moreexperience over the past 12 years. I would not take my pets anywhere else. I love having piece of mind if I have to travel knowing my fur baby is taken care of. I can't say enough about the staff. My experiences have been nothing less than stellar. I appreciate the owners, veterinarians and the staff more than I can put into words. I highly recommend AMH. I will never take my pets anywhere else.

management is extremely nasty to their staff, as well as does not properly train their staff!…read more As a former worker, this stuff is still continuing. I wasn't going to leave a review before, but I am disappointed, knowing that this is all still happening. None of the staff is valued or compensated correctly for their work- very, very very poor attitudes, and it carries throughout the team

I have been taking my dog to Commonwealth AH since I moved to Charlotte 3 years ago, and my cat as…read morewell once when she got sick. I think overall they provide great care and they always seem to know my dog when I bring him in. I did have one of the vets tell me my dog needed a tooth extracted so I had his teeth cleaned to get the extraction done, but another vet performed the cleaning and said they did not need to do an extraction so I wonder if I ended up doing a cleaning before it was actually needed. Overall though I would recommend this vet.

March 25th will forever be a day I remember as my beloved fur baby, Brandy, crossed the rainbow…read morebridge. I want to extend my deepest gratitude to Dr. Lauren Birch and the entire staff at Commonwealth Animal Hospital. From the very beginning, they welcomed Brandy and me into their family, providing exceptional care for her health and boarding needs for over three years. Their dedication and compassion never wavered, even in Brandy's final moments. After her passing, I received the most beautiful card signed by the entire team, which meant the world to me during such a difficult time. I know Brandy felt loved and cared for, and I truly believe she is happy now. If you're looking for the best veterinary care in Charlotte, I wholeheartedly recommend Commonwealth Animal Hospital. Thank you, Dr. Birch and team, for everything! Dr Neal

My first experience with Queen City Pet Sitting (and actually with any pet sitting company) was…read moreexcellent. Aaron was timely, communicative, and professional. He sent thorough updates of every visit and lots of photos. My kitty seemed to be well cared for and all was in order upon our return. I will use them again in the future.

I must say I am disappointed, I'm glad I didn't leave a review the first time and waited being that…read moreI was using them for my military leave. I've worked with them for a while now, but I feel with this incident only proved my point. They didn't fulfill their promise by providing compassionate care and a trusted professional. My doggie, Benny is known to resource guard his pen, which was communicated and discussed on how to handle it. (So I thought). Each time I was provided by a "trusted" professional they had no experience with small dogs or dogs who resource guard, (per my conversations with each sitter), which per their company they claim to match sitters that work best with each pet. Personally, I feel their sitters are not trained and have no experience with all dogs especially this last sitter Brian. He didn't listen, I was a little uncomfortable due to the fact they placed me with him last minute and didn't tell me the other sitter canceled until days that I had to leave the state (last sitter still has my key card smh), so I had no choice. I get it most of these sitters are doing this for a side hustle and I understand safety b/c I don't want anyone to get hurt. But a sitter with resource guarding experience should have been placed with Benny. Each sitter I have told them about Benny's resource guarding and each time they disregarded what I say and tell them he's too aggressive with his pen, which I have already discussed with them about so I don't understand why these sitters would be placed with us. In addition, when I spoke with you all, I was told after the 2nd or 3rd sitter he was doing that not knowing it until it started getting worse. You stated, "they probably didn't tell you because they didn't want to worry you" No transparency at all, that should have been told to me at the very beginning so it could have been fixed. Upon further review via video, the sitter (Brian) did not have experience and mishandled my baby. Picking him up from his pen knowing I told you how he is with it and him almost getting dropped (knowing I told him how to walk him into his pen, he chose not to listen) followed by him using gloves to handle him, what kind of person does that? This is Benny's first time meeting this man and he is doing that, when you meet anyone you have to give them time to warm up to you, which he did not do. There was no care from that man and Shawna didn't care either when I expressed my feelings. I should make a report for y'all's negligence knowing I'm out of town and y'all can't take care of him. But it's ok. As Shawna stated "we have no sitters" I wonder what she would have done if I didn't have anyone to stop by? Just cruel and complete bs. Do better. If y'all were so trained you should've stepped in to care for my baby but you didn't. I feel I've been loyal and given y'all my hard earned money and this is how y'all treat Benny? I didn't see any aggression when my friend stopped by per the picture. Luckily I had my friend come by and take care of my dog but if it wasn't for her and my faith in God coming through Benny would have been without food, water and a place to relieve himself for a day in a half while I'm out of town. Again Complete bs, never again! The invoice will be paid as soooon as I get back to Charlotte!

Since 2011, we've dealt with Armstrong Animal Clinic and seen several changes of ownership over the…read moreyears. Two things remain constant; the level of personalized care and Tricia at the front office! Prior to dealing with AAC my dealings had been through one of the larger clinics just down the street. I was never particularly thrilled about not seeing the same vet twice and when Toby passed, the way it was handled was less than satisfactory. When our next dog, Brandy's time came, I found records received from Charlotte Humane Society indicated that she was treated at AAC by her previous owner and went there, instead. I've never once regretted my decision! Patch is now over 14 and only ever been to AAC. Current owners, Dr. Marnie Gallagher and her husband Dave (now retired) have helped make Patch's long life possible through their care and compassion. The entire staff act professionally and courteously. I've referred several friends and neighbours through the years and highly recommend anyone reading this review to consider their services.

Been my vet clinic (dogs and cats) for over 50 years. My kids also go there. Always has great and…read morecaring vets and assistants. Family dog throwing up the last few days. Over the phone conversations with vet for possible home acid reflux treatment did not help. Appointments filled up, but worked us in today and found problem. So very accommodating. High marks for Armstrong. Fincher J.

I have been taking my dogs to Pampered Paws for decades! We moved from our home in Providence…read moreCountry Club leaving behind many memories, including 3 different family fur babies through the years. Recently we adopted a new member of the family in our downsized home, a golden retriever. Re-discovering Tammy and now her daughter providing excellent grooming care was so heart warming!! Pampered Paws is the BEST!!

Has been grooming our Cavapoo 4+ years! Very happy with their service. Attentive, our dog isn't…read morestressed out when he sees where we are. Tammy and her staff are great!

I recommend Stand For Animals for so many reasons. First and foremost they love your pet! The…read morepricing is great. So much less than a vet's office. The downside. You better have an an appointment! It can take months to get in. I recommend scheduling online!

It was a good experience. I didn't see the veterinarian because she was behind the scenes but she…read moregave my two cats their shots and said they my cat is just a big cat. She didn't fat shame him which thrilled me. I got in and out fast. We checked in and were seen immediately. Stand for animals right now in my area is for a well visits only but hopefully in time it will change in the Pineville location. The price is right and I got flee and tick at a good price as well. If you are looking for quality shots for your pets at a good price go here.