Not sure. Made the appointment a week out and got called the morning of stating they had to cancel…read moredue to groomer not coming in. Offered to reschedule for the next day or day after with the same groomer who wasn't in the day prior either. Appear to be completely undependable. If you're organised and call in advance and are looking for a dependable groomer for your pets, DON'T contact the Brass Poodle.

Nail trim is $12. They take good care of my dog. They are swamped until at least March, so it will…read morebe awhile before he gets groomed.

Took my parent's dog for grooming this morning. She was terrified. Dropped her off at 9, picked her…read moreup at 1. They cleaned her up and took all of the loose hair. Made her smell good, put an orange ribbon on her collar. I wasn't too keen on the way they trimmed her butthole area, but she's Pomeranian and my folks told them what to do, so...not my call. She looks nice, not raggedy, so good job!

We've been bringing one of our yorkies here for a year, and just took our 4 month old yorkie for…read moreher first grooming, and they always do an exceptional job! They always put a bandana or bow on our puppies and really take their time to make sure they look perfect. Both our yorkies are always so excited to go inside, and the staff is super friendly!

Joyce is a brilliant loving vet. She saved my cat when I was 12, and when my 15 year old cat passed…read moreaway, the cremation, urn, condolences card, and paw print brought me comfort beyond what I thought possible. I'm so grateful for the cat clinic and how they took care of my baby in the end.

I started coming to the Cat Clinic in 1999 with my tortie Man, Tribble. Dr Yauk took great care of…read moreher & event removed her oral cancer. When Tribble gave up her battle with Cancer, I got another Manx & again Dr Yauk care for her. she convinced me to get a 2nd cat so I told her to call me when she found a black cat with green eyes. a month later she did & Shadow came into our lives. in 2018, we moved to Eufaula, 20 miles away. After Snoopy died, Shadow started losing hair but no local vet could diagnose the problem. I brought him back to Dr Yauk who ran multiple tests. We noticed Samuel Benton & fell in love with him. After bringing him home with Shadow, Shadow's hair started filling in & they have thrived. Dr Yauk is well worth driving 200 miles to consult & any cats she offers for adoption are the best choice!

I walked in to make an appointment, got lucky and was able to get in later in the day! My dog was…read morewell taken care of. He received meds, I was incand out without any problems.

Have been a customer for 25 yrs. Dr. Reid has saved the life…read moreof 2 of my dogs, treated them with dignity, love as one would treat a human. They are pricey but you get what you pay for.

I was referred to Robin from a friend after having a hard time finding a groomer that was able to…read moredo a special grooming method for wire haired dogs called "stripping". It's very labor intensive and not many groomers know how to do it. Her business is located at her home where she has turned her garage into her grooming shop. She has some show dogs and you can tell that she really loves her work. Her prices were very reasonable, $35 I believe for a normal wash and cut. I paid $50 for her to strip Elvis, which is well below the price I paid in Texas for the same service. She is super nice and listened to all of my little weird instructions on how I wanted his hair to look. She makes these little fabric collar covers that she slips over their collars when she is done cutting them. It's a nice little touch. I would recommend her to anyone that is picky about how their dog's coat should be, she did everything I asked perfectly!

Warning to anyone adopting a puppy( Parvo alert):…read more As many of you know I recently contracted to adopt a rescue puppy! Before anyone attempts to JUDGE or scold me for posting and possibly hurt anyone or their business, I have been in constant contact and discussion with everyone named! So either read on with an open mind or keep scrolling as keyboard tough guys will not be tolerated! I contracted after a ridiculous 3 month search with the Enid Oklahoma SPCA for a 9 week old German Shepherd. Enid SPCA transports 24-40 dogs monthly to New England. I am a savant at investigation, and they had more positive than negative., so yes I did my homework. We paid for a beautiful Great Pyrenees that was 8 weeks and would be available in 3 weeks. I paid in full. The morning before transport I had 3 urgent calls, texts, etc from Linda their program manager who while on speakerphone with my stepdaughter and wife as we were very excited....that the puppy apparently had a growth or abscess that grew undetected almost overnight and died that morning!! Huh? Is that a sick joke? Nope, the poor thing died of cancer or something?!?! According to the "story" from Linda. Initially Enidspca was awesome and immediately refunded the adoption fee. I talked to my girls and we asked Linda if she had another healthy option, as we trusted them and thought poor Athena was a fluke! Yes, unfortunately Arius named her in the Greek tradition of our dogs and became attached and desperately waited for updates and pictures. I immediately was offered a beautiful German Shepherd that Linda said was her sister's litter that couldn't take care of her and both parents were GS's! What a blessing! The manager is getting us a puppy she can vouch for from her sister! The day of transport from Oklahoma to Rhode Island, Linda called and said they had to drop our puppy's sister in Indiana as she was sick in transport and they were worried it was Parvo. Linda called and explained the situation, she proceeded to stipulate that our Tula( Big Fat Greek Wedding) was fine, eating and was energetic etc. After the pain of losing her predecessor Athena, we took the opinion of the health of Tula and decided to trust Linda that she was fine and made sure we picked her up Saturday 2/27 in Rhodie. Monday 3/1 at 3pm Tula went from a happy and energetic puppy to extreme diarrhea and vomiting. We immediately took her to the animal hospital where she was diagnosed with Parvo. Here's the kicker that should keep the Keyboard Cowboys happy. I talked to Linda multiple times, she not only never said that tula's sister had several days later had Parvo, but she completely lied about the Great Pyrenees which THE DIRECTOR OF ENID SPCA, Vickie Grantz told me Athena absolutely died of Parvo. I engaged Vickie the Director of Enidspca who knew the conversations behind the scenes. Vickie also seemed mortified that Linda lied about Athena the Pyrenees dying of a growth or tumor. I did try to get them to help with the $3350 this has already cost for a puppy that deserves better than Enidspca. They refunded me the $500 adoption fee and the local lady Lorena Lanza gave us $200 of what she claimed was her own money. Vickie from Enidspca said she submitted $300 for reimbursement. These are FACTS!!!! I have asked Vickie Grantz to do the right thing and help us financially as it's the right thing to do. I offered a $1000 settlement to just make her own up to the collusion of her staff and volunteers to transport 12-15 plus SICK OR DYING DOGS, to our state for illegal resale! My opinion is that If you see a pattern here, I would love to have you call or message me before anyone puts their kids, emotions, finances and heart on the line and adopt a dog from Enid SPCA of Oklahoma or Lorena Lanza locally. If you read all of this, I apologize for the lengthy details. I'm a good man that really loved and trusted these people. I waited a week to post this after....Tula has luckily fully recovered due to the 24 hour care of Arius

The organization does great work for animals in our community. It also has a groomer connected…read morewith it that is the ONLY groomer that I trust with my dogs - because my dogs actually want to go there and see her! Call Susan at the SPCA to get your dog groomed!

I don't think I've ever been disappointed in a Tractor Supply so this store location is no…read moredifferent. It's clean, well stocked with lots of different options and organized. I always find that their prices are extremely reasonable, which is why I shop there for my livestock. The assistants that work there are knowledgeable and helpful. I don't get caught waiting in a long line which is nice. Overall, this is another great Tractor Supply location.

If you need it, they have it. Your pet can go inside, too! The prices astound me on some of this…read morestuff, though. If you want food for exotic pets, you can find it here. Name brands abound. Toys, collars, leashes, you name it. Beds, accessories, snacks, they have it all!

Alec was very helpful and knowledgeable about their rewards system! He showed me how to redeem…read morepoints for maximum savings!