Chrystal was awesome and did a wonderful groom on my pom. Navgating my drive way is tough, but she…read moredid it! Highly recommend her!

They are nice and friendly…read more At least 85 spaces huh ...... 81, space 82, space 83, space 84, space 85.....................................

Appointment at 10:30, vet comes to room at 11:40. Way too long to wait in a strange room with two…read morenervous dogs. Cost is also too high. Paid almost $800 for annual check up and routine shots for two large dogs without any bloodwork. I will probably try another veterinarian next time.

Laid back, non stress environment for getting your pup groomed. My pups are happy going to see…read moretheir groomer.

I've been taking my Yorkie to Fur The Love of Dogs for the last year, and Kristen always does a…read morefantastic job! He looks and smells amazing after grooming, and I know that Kristen is always careful with him and kind to him. Best groomer in North GA!

I'm not sure why PawSpa has so many questionable reviews, so allow me to give you the inside scoop…read moreas a Kennel Tech that was hired only a month ago. (warning: long and detailed)! - The expectations the staff holds for eachother is high, and it is all to ensure that your pet(s) are safe. After the first couple days of working I was sat down and was told about the concerns they had. I took the constructive criticism and not only ran with it, but I took it to heart. Everyone here has the same priority: the care and well-being of the dogs (and cats!). I appreciated the fact that the manager and kennel supervisor made sure I was doing the job the way it was supposed to be done, in order for the dogs to stay safe. - Our dogs are let out ATLEAST four times a day and they are given cold fresh water (with new bowls!) every single morning; water bowls are always kept full. Every single comment/specification/concern an owner has towards any single pet is written on the pet's "Kennel Card" that is placed in the front of the run. For example, if you only feed PM, we will too! If you separate your dogs for feeding time, so will we! We also take care of any medication your dog has, and accommodate any special needs. Any dog that decides to use the bathroom in their run is *immediately* put into a clean one, with water, until their original run is rinsed, foamed, scrubbed, rinsed, squeegeed and towel dried (in that order). They are then placed back inside with clean blankets while their personal items are washed! And yes, no matter how many dogs do this or how many times, we repeat the same process. Cleaning a run in this way is also done after *every* single dog comes and goes. If your dog was in this run for a week, it will be cleaned (even if it was cleaned 3 times already) after you pick him/her up so that the next dog to use the run is safe from any possible illnesses. All of the dogs and cats that come through our doors, are required to show proof of CURRENT and UP-TO-DATE vaccinations in order to keep your babies safe. - As for attitude, we treat everyone with kindness and smiles, and that includes your pets too! Up front is our reception area, where you can find "the littles" (if there are any) behind the counter; these are the small dogs that are either in daycare or boarding. Because of their size, they are only ever socialized with bigger dogs IF they are being under 100% supervision- so no little ones get overwhelmed or hurt. The two areas you see to the right of our computer are daycare play areas- both have outside access. On one of the reviews someone mentioned lack of supervision, but quite honestly we are always watching and listening. Even the slightest sound of unfriendly communication between the dogs is immediately attended to. If a dog relieves itself inside, someone will walk in there with the group [of dogs] to pick up and mop! Daycare dogs are also fence huggers when someone (such as myself) makes a pit-stop to give them some extra loving! ;) In short, every dog or cat that is with us is treated like they are our own. Honestly it would be super common to walk in and hear someone baby-talking your pooch! We want the four-legged family members to be happy, and you as well. Please come by for a visit and check out our place- we can even give you a tour if requested!

Was pleasantly surprised and they did a great job for the most part. One of my dogs ears is shorter…read morethan the other. Smelled amazing when i picked him up. They were reasonably priced and their were many dogs for daycare or boarding. Groomer can out and spoke to me before grooming. They were done when they said and I'm thinking about using them for boarding. Large facility and fenced yard.

I have been very happy with this practice. The employees are very friendly and the vets are…read moreknowledgeable. They have cared for our cats and dogs for many years.

We started using Mill Creek in 2024 and they have been great. Our older dog started not being able…read moreto keep food down, he was determined to have a cancer on his stomach. so we made the very difficult decision to have him put down. The compassion shown by the vet and her staff was awesome and very comforting to us. The only complaint I have is the cost but that is an issue with every veterinary clinic. I whole hardly recommend this vet clinic to take care of your fur baby.

Cathy groomed my dogs for about 15 years. First thru a vet and then privately. I am happy she has a…read moregrooming service again. I highly recommend her!

It's difficult so have someone come to the house while we are away for an extended time, and we…read morehate to leave our girl anywhere, but Holly's B&B has become her home away from home. They take great care of her and she seems to enjoy her stays.

If I ever need somewhere to board my dogs, Holly's B&B is where I'll go!! I trust them with my…read morebabies.

I'm very torn. I carefully chose them when I adopted my rescue mix. The first visit with Dr…read more Bassett was really good. He seemed fun and interested in my dog. The next visit I'm not sure who I saw. They took her back to get a fecal. I told them that I could have brought a stool sample. I could hear her screaming. Apparently, they stuck some kind of bubble wand up there trying to get something. I didn't like that but I didn't say anything. What's really been on my mind is my last yearly visit. Normally I like mornings, but I agreed to a 2 o'clock appointment. I got there at 1:30 and the front desk said we're early. No hello, how are you, hello Dolly. Just 'we're early'. I misjudged how long it would take me to get there from Cumming. I always get to appointments a little early, like 15 or so. I figured I'd get right in after lunch and get out quick. Dr. Bassett did come out looking for somebody while I was in the front so I saw him there. So at 1:50 a woman walked in with her dog and was taken right back. I was a little frustrated, but thought maybe she's seeing someone else. At 2:10 I was finally put in a room. The tech came in shortly after said so we're here for a yearly exam. I'm sorry I just don't get it. I know why I am there. I said I had been waiting for a while. She said well the doctor is doing return phone calls. She was not nice about it either. Why have a 2 o'clock appointment then? If you're calling people with sick dogs, or some kind of post treatment question that could take some time. To make matters even worse I could hear them back there talking about me and then came in at 2:20. He said something about I was told you were frustrated. I said yeah, I was. I'm sorry, but it's customer service 101. I'm there in the office waiting. Make your phone calls after. The icing on the cake was he was giving her all of her shots in her hip, and she has very skinny little bony hips and on the third one she yelped. I feel like dogs I've had in the past and even with this dog, their shots were given in the scruff of the neck. I don't think I'm imagining that. When she screamed, they looked at each other like what's going on here. He said I should go get some kind of joint medicine to give to her for life! It's expensive. Chondroitin? She's not in any joint pain. She doesn't limp. She doesn't have any joint problems. I went in, not too long after that to get her Simperica trio and the tech that was in the room that day was coming in from I don't know where lunch or maybe to start her day and she gave me a dirty look in the parking lot. I hadn't done anything wrong. I show up on time, well early actually, and I ask why I'm having to wait so long when I had seen the doctor there and I'm a problem? It's also very frustrating when they googoo gaga on other dogs and don't even acknowledge my dogs existence. My dog is so sweet. She loves girls and there are a lot of them up there. I just don't know if I will continue going there. It's really hard to find somebody too, so it's upsetting

Dawsonville's animal hospital will be new for me and my 3 felines…read more My very first impression: I was greeted right away and by a very pleasant young lady. She listened to me and then asked nicely if I would fill out a form with my information. Once completed, she was super helpful in explaining that all records could be transferred from the previous vet without any trouble. I look forward to our first visit and meeting the rest of the vet team. Stay tuned!