I recently was in a pinch and decided to have them groom my newly adopted Yorkie! We had a…read moregrooming appointment that got cancelled in Randolph the day before the appointment and we really needed our dog groomed. I called the day before and they had an appointment the next day! The girl on the phone was extremely nice and made all the arrangements for the next days appointment. Dropping off my dog was very easy and my dog was not nervous at all. They had him done within two hours and he looked terrific! Cheaper than any groomer I've ever had my dog done at, too! I definitely would come back here in a heart beat!! Also, from my last post the place is much cleaner and the smell is completely gone of urine! They've cleaned up this place A LOT!!!!

The woman/man/they/them was extremely rude the faces she made as I was just asking her a question…read moreand the attitude was completely unnecessary I get that she was trying to help but my god did I not want to ask her another question but shes a staff who else do I ask another customer? and she didn't even ask me if I needed any help with anything she was just laughing it up to her other co worker after I was done talking to her.

What great service. Rob himself came to help me out with my father's tank. A truly wonderful man…read more Thank you Rob & Seascapes!

From the owner: Specializing In The Install & Maintenance Of Salt Water Aquariums.read more

Imagine you have a 3yr old. Your searching for daycares he/she can attend. After extensive on-line…read moreresearch and reading reviews, you settle on a place Paws in Play. You make the appt for the live interview, to see if your 3yr old dog is a good fit for the daycare and if the daycare is good fit for your 3yr old dog. You walk in and everything looks ok. Your stopped at the front desk. The play area where your 3yr old will spend all of his days cannot be seen. After all your questions are answered and your feeling comfortable leaving your 3yr old at the daycare, you ask what you think would be a common question. When can I set up a time to view the area where my 3yr old will be for the next 8hrs, 3x per day? The area I'm paying for? You're then directed to go online and look at Facebook pics of the area.... I did that, but seeing the Statue of Liberty on a Facebook post is not quite the same as seeing her in person. And personally I'm just not comfortable leaving my 3yr old in a place that will not allow anyone EVER to see the space they are paying for. Suspect. Paws in Play has a policy that no owner can view the play area, EVER. Not off-peak time, not at closing, not before opening, not even Holidays. All of which I offered as possible viewing times. Suspect. Why you ask? They say to protect the dogs. Ok. Why do the dogs need protection from Humans? Paws in Play interview their dogs. I assume the dogs they accept are socialized to interact with not only each other but other humans? I wouldn't take my dog to a dog park if I knew he bit other dogs or humans. Ok policy is policy. I asked the owner if he would be willing to call me at a time where there are NO dogs at the daycare for me to view the space. And he still refused. Referred me to Facebook. Suspect. This policy and the owners refusal to accommodate what I believe is a reasonable request, while still honoring the spirit of the policy got me way too suspicious about what was back there in the play area where my dog would be. The possible condition of the area. I couldn't in good conscious leave my 3yr old at Area 51. Suspect. I would caution anyone who is thinking about Paws in Play. Anyone considering this daycare for their loved one would have to answer the question. How could you trust a daycare that forbids you to EVER see the space in person that 1. You are paying for. 2. That your leaving your loved one for days and hours. Are we putting our loved ones in Fort Knox? What is so bad back there that you don't want anyone to see? Suspect. As a business owner myself, I shared with the owner that I had called 6 other daycares just to see if this policy was common in that line of business. What I found? All 6 understood not letting the public in the area when there are a "ton" of dogs. But to not EVER be able to tour the facility? Even after hours "sounded weird". The owner harshly replied "I don't care what other people think" And from that reply it also appears that Paws in Play struggles with professionalism as well. Suspect. Sorry, I just don't trust Paws in Play. My dog is my child. I could never leave him in a space that the owner is adamant with me NEVER seeing.. Suspect.

We have brought our dog once for daycare, and once for an overnight…read more The first red flag was the secrecy about the facilities. We were told when we called for our first daycare that we'd get a tour, but upon dropping our dog off we were told they don't do tours. Why? What is Paws in Play hiding? Daycare itself is fine. Our dog came back stinking, which isn't completely unexpected from daycare, but it isn't practical for us to use this place 2-3 times a week, because after a long day of work, the last thing we want to do is give our dog a bath. Our overnight experience was terrible. When I picked the dog up the staff member handed me his food bag, which was still nearly half full. I just expected them to say he was too busy/distracted/anxious to eat. But oh no, the staff member decided to lecture me about how I have provided far too much food and how I am overfeeding my dog. She condescendingly told me that he was overweight "chunky" and if I cared about him, I'd feed him an appropriate amount. Excuse me? What school gave you a veterinarian degree? Our dog is not only on-track according to growth charts, but we measure his food per our vet recommendations. He's a bulldog, those are rolls of skin, not fat! He's built differently. While I can 100% appreciate Paws In Play's attempt to care for my dog and "advocate" for his health, they were out of line. The appropriate thing to do would have been to follow our guidelines (especially since it was just a one-night boarding), and then politely make suggestions when we picked him up. This was our dogs first time doing an overnight, it was NOT the time to withhold his normal amount of food. He was probably anxious and confused just by being there; Paws In Play didn't need to create a scenario where he was potentially hungry too. Bottom line, they tried to come from an okay place, but their execution and attitude wasn't okay. I would only use this place in a pinch, when all other options weren't available (assuming they let us back after this review). Edit: I highly recommend Wetnoze Pet Concierge in Randolph. Tell them Kendra M. (Chalupa's Mom) sent you!

Always accommodates to my pets needs. Friendly and very knowledgeable staff. I have had 5 dogs and…read more1 cat over the years that have been seen at the vet side and also daycare/ boarding side. Knowledgeable nutritionist to help me with my pets diet. And can get my pets preventative medications on location.

Worst daycare I have ever been too . No matter the weather your dog is outside . They don't care…read morethat much about your animals . Luckily theirs a vet near by for when something does happen to your dog . I had a dog from my last daycare die while in the care of these idiots

i just applied for a job there and i liked working just to see what i was capable ofread more

Angie does a great job with grooming and my doodle loves it there when I board her during a trip.read more

I can't say enough about the dogs we purchased from the Soares farm. We just purchased a third dog…read morefrom Kurt over the last 14 years. Kurt was flexible with his schedule and great to deal with.

Great guy we got a goldendoodle from Kurt healthy happy dog. phone number on site is wrong his…read morenumber is actually (508)801-3722