Pet Galley is honestly the BEST pet store in Myrtle Beach/Murrells Inlet! TONS of high end pet…read morefood, and if they don't have it they will get it in for you! The owner is EXTREMELY knowledgeable in all areas of pet food, she is my go-to lady for questions I have concerning ANY pet food/treats etc. They carry EVERYTHING your fur baby could ever need! Beds, car seats, bowls, shampoos, brushes, toys, treats, seasonal items, clothes, leashes, harnesses, collars, kennels...you name it and they have got it! I cannot say enough good things about Pet Galley, hands down the best place to shop for your pets!

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THE BEST GROOMER IVE EVER HAD!!! Takes them anytime on short notice.... treats my dogs so well…read more. always nice to me love them!!!

My dog Darcy, either contracted kennel cough or distemper from your grooming appointment. He has to…read morego to the ER vet today. You will have to pay for the visit or I will shut you down!

Did a great job with my "groomerphobe" Multipoo! He was much in need of grooming and they were very…read morereasonably priced!

Marybeth was awesome! It was Harry's first time at the groomers! The whole staff was nice,…read morewelcoming, and so helpful! Harry came back fluffy and beautiful! Thanks Marybeth!

EVERYONE has good days and bad days. I have had warm welcoming reactions from the staff and I…read morehave had a taste of a cold get out of my face snarky attitude from some of them too. ****REMINDER*** THEY ARE ALL VOLUNTEERS !!! from the office staff to the Vets, (all vets have ALWAYS been super sweet and great bedside manner and compassion) Parents with pets are actually worse behaving then parents with 2 legged children ! Granted its because they are so frustrated not knowing what's wrong with their beloved pet who can't tell them what is wrong or where it hurts. Fear of this unknown brings out the worst behavior in humans. I have used this facility for nail trims, shots, worming, diagnostics and to put one to sleep. They let me stay as long as I needed in a private room to say my final goodbyes. They even mailed a follow up Bereavement card. I don't know about you, The SAVINGS I get from going here versus any other VET Office makes their occasional mostly rare NY style attitude JUST FINE BY ME !! i

They need to update their website. There is no vet there nor has there been one for years as far…read moreas I can tell. I drove my dog there for a walk-in rabies shot and was told by a mean lady "there is no vet - get your dog out of here". Certainly not a dog person.

Marcus has groomed my doodle a few times he does a great job and Lucy likes going there which is…read moreimportant to me

Rachel takes such good care of my dog!! They all are very efficient, reliable and caring. We are…read moretotally happy with the grooming and services at Salty Paws.

This team is the best! I really think they were sent by God. They did the best job I have ever seen…read moreon a dog. And Jesse was a mess. They were so loving and caring. They cleaned his ears and his paws are not bothering him anymore. The cut is perfect and he smells so good! He is so peaceful and happy!!! Thank you Brian and all of you!

Before I start, THIS IS NOT ABOUT MONEY…read more Pawville has changed, but necessarily for the better. New owners mean new rules, which is fine, but their communication is seriously lacking. After dealing with this place for well over a year, I've learned that you must ask the staff questions (and lots of them) to find out exactly what is included and what isn't when you pay for boarding and/or daycare. That might sound like an obvious statement, and we asked several questions when we first started bringing our dog here based on previous experiences. But when customers deal with a business for a while, they get used to the service. So, when the business decides to make some pretty significant changes to that service, is a customer being unreasonable for asking those changes to be communicated the next time they call in? According to Pawville, the answer is YES. My issue was that boarded dogs get barely any playtime now unless you pay extra. I didn't know this when we took him in. I only found out when I was picking him up because I overheard another customer discussing the same issue with the front desk associate. I'll add that we have no problem paying the extra fee. My issue is that this was not communicated to me, and as a result, our dog ended up being locked away in a room with little playtime for three days. When I talked to the manager later (Kat), she stated that daycare had been included previously with boarding because she was trying to keep customers. This is why I thought it was included in our fee. Then, she apologized and offered two free half-days of daycare. That would have been great if she hadn't followed up her apology by repeatedly insinuating it was my fault for not reading their website closely enough (we called to make the reservation, so we didn't see anything they posted at the front desk) I checked, and they do mention the change on the homepage. However, they don't explain how little "complimentary playtime" actually is. To save you the effort, I'll tell you: 15-30 minutes a day. For a business that probably relies on repeat customers, Pawville's business strategy is pretty lousy. They have lots of 5-star reviews--for now--but if this is how they operate, that will change.

Please consider passing this place up. While they have signs plastered on to their building at the…read moreentrance that they were the top dog kennel in 2020 and 2021 that is a load of BS. Initially I needed a replacement kennel when I came down for vacation and I called the local vet in Pawleys Island & whoever answered the phone told me to consider going to Benji's bed and breakfast where they ripped me off. They have quite a scheme going in there and I truly believe the elderly owner is a bit off and so is her assistant and the rest of the workers. The rest of the workers I suspect are afraid of her. The owner states in her business statement here on Yelp that she was a psychiatric nurse and do you know what she did? She went right up in my face and was screaming at me and I was afraid she was going to strike me! There was not enough causation for her to do what she did and I ended up calling the police and filing a report for my safety. They quote you a price and then they change it when you go to pick your dogs up. The change is dramatic and then they sit there and act like they never said thus and such! My credit card was grabbed off of me by her assistant and quickly charged as I'm standing there trying to plead my case that this was not the price I was told. So, they have their money, my bank is in on it for fraud, and the Better Business Bureau in that area knows all about them. I think it's time for the owner to retire. I am really and truly trying to be understanding and nice by warning others and the dangerous monetary game they are playing! Can't say I didn't try to warn you all out there! Oh, and by the way when I called the veterinarian back to let them know what happened to me down there, the girl that answered the phone said well we think something strange is going on over there for some time now and I'm going to find out who told you to go there from our boarding area and I'm going to alert all the rest of the staff. She was very apologetic and genuine.

We have a 5 year old German Shepherd mix that we needed help with training. After looking at other…read moreplaces and talking to a couple, it was Terry who gave us the information we needed to utilize Alpha K9 as a training service for our dog. Terry is knowledgeable, has the experience and earned the trust and respect of our dog from the first minute they met. And he is patient and able to educate us as well as reinforce what we need to do to so we can ensure our pup is happy and we are able to handle him on long walks and in areas with many distractions.

We boarded our German Shepherd here Labor Day weekend. We received a call from the owner Monday…read moremorning, Labor Day, 9/5/22, about 8;30 am from the owner saying that when he went to open that morning our dog was gone. We never saw any video of him getting out. Needless to say, we cut our trip short and headed home from Ohio and looked for him night and day until we found him Thursday, 9/8/22, deceased about 200 yards from the facility. There have been updates to the facility since, but too late for our boy, SIG. Make sure if you go here you read ALL of the small print saying they are not responsible for death or escape. Please follow SIG Sheets on FB to read more about him. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085705133888