I was a client of the original Mutt and Joe in Severna Park MD for at least 15 years. The current…read moreowners who recently moved into a tiny trailer in the woods and changed their name to Chesapeake Pet Grooming is pitiful at best. I will never trust them with my pups wellbeing again. They are EXTREMELY rude, confrontational and unprofessional. There is no way they will stay in business if they continue to treat their loyal clients with such disrespect. Do your pup a favor and do not support this poorly run company.

I'm honestly disappointed I have been taking my dog here religiously for the last 10 years pretty…read moremuch since they've opened .upon bringing her in for an appointment today (and she was just there a month or so ago ) they told me I needed all her vaccines updated. I had her rabies done yesterday for this appointment but apparently they not only require rabies, but also distemper and Bordetella, although the Bordetella is soft requirement. I have a 16-year-old dog who is comfortable with this place and has not had a distemper shot since 2019. So for 4 years she has been washed no problem but today they are turning me away. They'll see her if I get a waiver but apparently I can't sign a waiver stating if anything happens I won't hold them responsible . SMH - new ownership BTW ! Never going back ! I had really liked them but this is ridiculous for some soap and water.

This is the best dog grooming in the area! I've been taking my dog here for a long time. He's a…read moresuper senior now and they're very careful with him, which I do appreciate. He's in and out within an hour which is practically unheard of! Amazing. The groomer is excellent and really appreciate the warm staff. The prices are reasonable too. Please give them a try!

I've used this spot several times for their self-service dog wash. The staff is incredibly friendly…read moreand I've never had to wait for a stall. The price is great and the rewards card is helpful as well. Unfortunately, I had to take off a star due to the dryers. No matter which stall I choose, the dryers are inadequate to dry my pup and we usually end up leaving with him still wet. I thought it was just me but I've since visited other self service dog wash places and found this was not my experience anywhere else. Otherwise, highly recommend!

My fur babies and I truly love this place, it's like our extended family who love our girls,…read moreRuffles & Roxy! They have so much fun when I take them to doggy daycare their with lots of hugs, and friends to play with! I highly recommend Stay Pet Resort for doggy daycare, boarding, and grooming also we love the Vet's who keep them helthly too!

if i could rate negative stars i would!! this place is where we used to take my shihztu to get…read moregroomed. my family was dealing with a lot at this time, so they never went ahead and took legal action. in april 2023, we took my dog there for his haircut. when he was back home we realized he was pretty sleepy and he took a nap. later that day when he woke up, his eye was red and swollen, which he would not open. we took him to the vet, they said his cornea detached! after weeks and weeks of eye drops around the clock and many bills later, the vet did a swab test which showed the cells in his eye were rejecting the medication! he ended up having to get his eye removed... i was absolutely appalled at the response from this establishment stating "he seemed fine when he left, maybe he jumped off the couch at home and scratched his eye." and basically gaslighting me on the phone rejecting all responsibility.. when all i wanted to know was what happened to him!!! yeah, well how else would my dog get a CHEMICAL BURN IN HIS EYE AFTER THE GROOMERS!! do not send your dogs here, they do not care about your fur baby especially AFTER they send them back home with a swollen eye! and you're probably wondering why i am just now writing this 3 years later. it's because i want others to be AWARE of how they handle pets and will deny any harm caused to them.

The grooming staff are nice but cashiers out on the floor aren't the friendliest. It's a good sized…read morestore with products I will sometimes get for my pet. I appreciate the loyalty program so after a certain amount of products spent, I can get something mainly free or discounted. An overall good Petco to come as needed

My first visit after a while to this grooming salon. Dominique took care of my Sissi and has…read moredone a wonderful job.I will give her definitely 5 stars. Thank you Dominque for taking care of my baby. Hakima

Fieldstone Animal Inn is a wonderful place for daycare. Our 9 year old Boston Terrier (Wyatt)…read moreattend 3 days a week. He also participates in the special events during the year. The staff and management are well trained in all aspects of pet care.

I can't say enough good things about Fieldstone. Olive (my 5-year-old Boston Terrier chaos gremlin)…read morehas been going to daycare there three days a week for a while now, and it's hands-down the best decision I've made for her. The staff are not just professional, they're genuinely amazing. Every single person there clearly loves dogs, and you can feel it the moment you walk in. They know each pup as an individual, not just a number on the roster. The daily mix of group play, individual attention, enrichment activities, and structured downtime means Olive comes home happy, tired, and mentally satisfied instead of overstimulated or bored. I've never had a single worry about her safety or well-being while she's there. Even better, my 7-month-old Amstaff mix Bohdi has been taking private training lessons at Fieldstone, and wow, Lindsey, the training director, is in a league of her own. I've worked with several trainers over the years (both personally and professionally), and Lindsey is by far the best handler/trainer I've ever had the pleasure of working with. She's patient, incredibly knowledgeable, reads dogs like an open book, and makes every session fun and productive. Bohdi looks forward to seeing her and her pup Birdie, and I can already see huge progress in his focus, impulse control, and manners. The training isn't just about commands, it's about building confidence and a real bond. The whole team at Fieldstone shines with genuine care and expertise. If you want a place where your dog is truly loved, safely enriched, and expertly trained, look no further. Fieldstone is the gold standard. Highly, highly recommend... five stars aren't enough!

Jen does a great job with trimming nails and cleaning our cats ears. I thought it be easier to have…read moretheir nails trimmed at the vet but the vet was very rough with them. Jen is gentle with them and handles them is a way that is firm but kind. For both cats we're there for about 10 minutes. We often joke with her that it takes us longer to corral & cage them.

To Nica S... Please edit/delete your review...you did not…read morehave your dog groomed at Groomingdales in Millersville MD, and we are not affiliated with any other salon. There are only 2 groomers at this salon, neither is named Patricia. Thank you Groomingdales Pet Salon Millersville MD..

Everything went smoothly....Herschel, our older male long-haired miniature dachshund, was…read morebeautifully groomed and not at all stressed by the experience.....in fact, he was excited when he saw where we were going when we took him in!

An absolute gem of a pet grooming petite. The owners truly care about each animal. Reasonably…read morepriced as well

Worst place Ever! I will definitely inform All of my pet parents Not to board here. When we picked…read moreher up after 5 days, we were told that they misplaced her toy... Not a big deal. As long as our dog was doing well. When we arrived home, we realized that her bed was missing. I called and asked about her bed. They placed me on hold for 5 minutes... Not a good sign.. they told me they were still looking and that they would call us back tomorrow morning. Havind never received a phone call, I called them at 10:00 a.m. and was told that they were still unable to find the bed. A staff member overheard her talking and said oh sorry your dog shredded it the first night. So, our dog was without her bed for four nights and no one bothered to inform us? We also found out by that same person that they threw out her dog toy because there was feces all over it... Again you didn't think to tell us about this? That's pretty serious because my dog had diarrhea when we picked her up yesterday and this morning. Could that be the reason??! I also found out that they had over 100 dogs yesterday!

02/28/25 I dropped off my 2 year old lab at daycare at 8am after not being there for 1.5 years…read morebecause I waited until he was 2 y/o to get neutered. At 6:20pm when we picked him up, immediately outside the front door, I noticed a bald spot on his lower back. Quickly inspecting it, I brushed it off since he might've gotten it from playing w/ another dog and did not see any deep punctures in the bald spot. He arrived at daycare with both a harness and a neck collar on but could only use the collar for daycare. So they kept his harness on the hook until pickup and put it back on him when giving him to us. When we got home and took off the harness, hidden underneath where the harness sits, we noticed dried blood on his fur on top of his shoulder blade. Upon further inspection, there was a gash, deep enough to be able to open the wound and see subcutaneous skin. We took him to an emergency vet where he got staples and was sent home with antibiotics and pain meds. Why did the daycare not inform us of this incident? I understand dogs may play rough and given it was his first time back in 1.5 years, but my dog is not aggressive. He doesn't bite or bark (he barks when hungry), regardless of around strangers or other dogs. He is the friendliest pup ever and loves rubs. Even if he got into a scuffle with another dog, why did they not give us a call? What even happened? We utilized their indoor/outdoor play cameras throughout the day and in the hours of 3:00pm to when we picked him up, he was nowhere to be found. Manager said their sleep suites and other areas in the camp have no cameras. So where was my dog from 3:00-6:20pm? If he was put away due to a fight, still, why did they not inform us? Anyways not much we could do that night besides get my dog fixed up, as daycare closed at 7pm. So I called their number and left a voicemail. Next day, we came back to speak with the manager. Brought the vet bill with me. Told him what happened. In the end, there was NO type of accountability. I asked, "if an employee had to put his harness on to give him back to us, how did he not see the cut with DRIED red blood around the area?" Do they don't care or were aware enough to quickly glance at the dogs there to see their physical health throughout the day? Manager contradicted himself. He first apologized and said "it happened on the way out of bringing him to you" then contradicted himself later saying "my staff did not notice anything on your dog when we brought him out." So was the staff aware of what happened to my dog or not? If they acknowledged it, why NOT INFORM US when it happened? The LACK of communication and accountability is what upsets me. Accidents happen. I understand. But where is the communication at? After that went down, he tried to offer to reimburse us back a day's worth of day care ($40 btw) and a free enrichment session ($10). You think that makes up for the $650 unplanned vet bill? The emotional trauma when we found the cut? Most importantly, my DOG'S well-being and our TRUST in Camp Bow Wow in taking care of my dog???? He said he couldn't reimburse us for the bill, even though the incident happened under their care and supervision. Yes the disclaimer I signed said they are not liable but wow, I can't believe a money-hungry corporate facility would rather let me face the vet bill and having to take off work for the next week for my dog than to offer to reimburse me. Again, vet bill is not the issue; LACK of COMMUNICATION and ACCOUNTABILITY is the issue. Least they could do is offer to reimburse the bill. I want to bring awareness to Camp Bow Wow. Be careful bringing your pups here, they might just send you home with a hurt dog and a "we can't do anything about it" attitude!!!!!! Emergency vet said it is highly unlikely it was another dog's bite or nail scratch, as the cut was very straight and she said a "superficial" object may have caused it. So if that rules out another dog doing it, WHO or WHAT cut him??? WHY are the dogs playing around SHARP edges/objects and unaware staff?? If dog load is an issue to have staff constantly supervising them, then hire some more people. At the end of the day, my dog came home with a fat cut on him and no one knows what happened.