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    Pensacola Pet Resort Premier

    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 7:30 am - 6:30 pm

    Services - Pensacola Pet Resort Premier

    Dog boarding and training

    Private dog training

    Puppy socialization classes

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    Animal Hospital Of Pensacola - My fur child Monday, when he started refusing food.

    Animal Hospital Of Pensacola

    (53 reviews)

    EMERGENCY TREATMENT! We took our 15 year old mini dachshund…read moreto Pensacola Animal Hospital on Sunday, November 9th. We are camping at Gulf State Park Alabama and he got a sand spur stuck under the back of his tongue while trying to get it out of his paw. He is old and very sensitive and will not let me take them out. He stopped eating and drinking and we were concerned he would become dehydrated so we called local vets and they suggested PSA as they were open on a Sunday. I called Sunday morning and they got us in an hour after I called. Upon arrival, we were immediately greeted by the staff and checked in. We did have to wait a few minutes past our appointment time, but they were evidently busy and when they took us back they apologized for the wait. The vet technician that initially took Simon's information when we were in the exam room was very kind and I told her my dog was not tolerant of vets and we usually had to put a cone on him. She informed me that Dr. Hinton was very good with all animals even testy ones but brought a cone in just in case we needed it. When Dr. K. Hinton came in with the vet tech a few minutes later he and she both got down on the floor to make Simon feel comfortable he was able to examine him sitting on the floor but when he tried to get into his mouth, Simon turned nasty. We did not have to put a cone on Simon, and it was probably a more thorough evaluation than Simon has had at any vet in many years. They ended up taking him in the back and giving him sedation to be able to take the sandspur out which was embedded under his tongue. They gave us some antibiotics and told me I should use the pain medication I had on us in case he needed it. The whole visit including the medication was $165 which we thought was a deal considering the emergency of the situation, the last minute appointment and the kindness of the entire staff in addition to the medication a very thorough report was written regarding Simon, including a heart murmur that the doctor heard. The clinic called us a day or two later to check on Simon, which was very kind and professional. If we were permanent residence in this area, we would definitely return to Pensacola animal Hospital. I would highly recommend them to anyone requiring animal services.

    These people care more about money than they do your fur children. My feline fur child was…read morediagnosed with renal failure here. Recently, because he has stopped eating and has been struggling, I asked for a refill of the same two medications THEY previously prescribed him to help with nausea and appetite. I recently lost my job and simply do not have extra money for inflated office visit fees. I went there in person, hoping someone might show even a little compassion for the situation. Instead, there was none. No empathy, no concern, no attempt to help problem-solve -- just "it's been almost a year since we've seen him, so he needs another office visit." To be clear: it has NOT even been a year. Not years. Not multiple missed appointments. Less than a year. I explained that he had just had emergency labs done at urgent care a couple weeks ago, that those labs had been requested to be sent to them, and that they were very similar to the labs THEY themselves previously took when diagnosing him. I explained that he is very sick, stressed easily, and forcing him into a car and putting him through another unnecessary exam could honestly do more harm than good at this stage. I explained that I had just spent all the money I had on his emergency care and was simply asking for a one-time refill of medications they already knew he needed. The woman I spoke with initially acted sympathetic and said she would ask if the doctor might make a one-time exception given the circumstances. Then they called me back. First, they mispronounced my name. Then they said, "Oh, they can't prescribe something they've never prescribed before." I had to explain that yes, they absolutely HAD prescribed it before -- that's why I was requesting a REFILL. Then suddenly it became, "Oh yes, I see that now... well, since it's been almost a year, they're not going to do that." That was it. No compassion. No alternatives. No "maybe try this." No "we're sorry your cat is suffering." Nothing. Just another demand for money. Even human doctors will often refill medications if it has been less than a year, especially for chronic conditions. But apparently when it comes to a dying animal, there is no room for grace, empathy, or humanity unless another office fee is attached to it. What hurts the most is realizing that while I was sitting there terrified of losing my fur child, emotional, financially struggling, and begging for help to keep him comfortable, the only thing that seemed to matter to them was collecting another $100 office visit. I posted about my experience on Facebook afterward, and sadly, multiple people commented saying they had experienced the same thing from this facility -- that it felt more about money than genuine care or compassion for animals and the families who love them. People are already hurting enough when their pets are sick. The last thing they need is to feel dismissed, unheard, and financially cornered while trying to help an animal they love like family.

    Klondike Pet Care - My boys!

    Klondike Pet Care

    (11 reviews)

    I am all for using Mom and Pop joints, it helps our community prosper. Klondike pet care has been a…read morefamily owned and run business since the 80's I believe. I have been bringing my babies to Klondike's for well over 3 years. Desiree the owner, is an incredible animal loving people person and I adore her. I had the pleasure of meeting Desi through a referral. My neighbor used Klondike's for her pitty mix and after a personal series of unfortunate events, I required boarding for my 2 dogs every weekend for several months. I have a Great Pyrenees and a Poodle mix and they have been absolutely spoiled by Desiree. My boys have loved coming to the kennel every single visit since. They know they are coming about 10 minutes away and you can tell they are stoked, My pyrenees has even jumped out my car window because I was taking to long to open the car door, all to get to Desiree quicker! The Kennel is on personal private property and Desiree lives a short walk away, which makes me confident my babies will be well taken care of. Desiree also handles all of my grooming needs. My boys had a photo shoot coming up and Desiree was able to squeeze them in for their regular doggy doo's. My boy's get so many compliemnts on how good they look. Desiree makes sure my Great Pyrenees stays free of mats and tangles in his abundence of fur. Thank you for your wonderful services Desi, you are truly one of a kind.

    I had a last minute trip the weekend before Christmas so that Friday I called around to multiple…read moreplaces. They didn't pick up the first time but I received a call back in less than a hour, which really surprised me. While trying to find the facility for drop off I was a little lost as you can't see the place from the road only a white sign. The drive up the dirty road was a little surprising to me as they don't have many pictures. I knew I had no other options on sure short notice. Walking in, the smell was alarming and the cats roaming around didn't give me the best feeling. They employees where nice and pleasant during check in. I was told over the phone that boarding was $18/a day and his bath would be $15. During pick up I was told the price was $90 which I'm not sure how they came up with those numbers if I dropped off Friday and picked up Monday (2 full days, 2 half days - $18/day and 1 bath $15) either way I didn't question it as I planned on tipping for the service. I didn't like that he was still wet when I picked him up and in the car he slept the entire time which is so not normal for a Shiba. However, They seem to be family owned which is great and I always try to suppose local businesses! I would use them again if I need boarding.

    Camp Bow Wow - Lots of great add on events

    Camp Bow Wow

    (27 reviews)

    I strongly do not recommend this facility. During my dog's stay, another dog became aggressive…read moretoward him - an incident for which there is video evidence. Despite having time to intervene, the staff failed to separate the dogs, resulting in my dog defending himself. I am now being held responsible for the other dog's veterinary bill, which is deeply unfair and unacceptable given the circumstances and poor supervision. In addition, my dog returned home with kennel cough, indicating inadequate health protocols. I urge fellow pet owners to consider alternative day camp & boarding options where animals are properly monitored and cared for. EDITED TO ADD: Be warned that the owner will use the signed waiver, release and indemnification to justify the fact that their staff does not monitor the dogs appropriately and, apparently, they don't need to. 2nd EDIT: After reading the owner's condescending response on Google, I feel compelled to clarify a few points. My dog reacted to another camper's aggressive behavior, and unfortunately, staff failed to intervene in time to prevent the altercation. I was later informed that the staff member present was formally written up due to their lack of action. It's also important to note that my dog was permitted to return to camp following the incident, and I continued to spend hundreds of dollars at this business--completely unaware that this situation was being held against me. This is bad business.

    We've always felt special at Camp Bow Wow! They always seem to go the extra mile to keep our…read morecamper involved while we are traveling. Love having access to their camera system to see what he's doing every day. Love the "extras" - art projects, special meals, puppy "beer" at St. Patty's Day, photo opportunities.

    Pensacola Pet Resort Premier - pet_training - Updated July 2026

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