I was on a road trip with my dog. We had ended up at a local beach where where my pup got…read morethouroughly sandy and dirty. I looked for a self-service dog wash and Muddy Paws came up. I was able to take my dog to get a bath so we could continue on our travels. This little spa was perfect and exactly what I was looking for. They offer different shampoos, brushes, towels, and a dryer to pamper your pet. They also offered toys, treats, pet supplies, and doggy ice cream sundaes complete with toppings. I splurged and got a sundae for my dog as a good girl treat. The sundae was cool! There was also an on-site groomer and that particular day they offered walk-in nail trims. This was a cute little dog spa. I was thankful it was available in a seaside town.

Clean, well appointed shop for self grooming our dogs. Saves the spine trying to do it at home in…read morethe bathtub.

Cape May Veterinarian is the best. Love the doctors there. Always there to help my Shaggy whenever…read morehe needs it.

They are very caring, from Leighann, Jim and Dawn at the front desk to all the wonderful techs…read more(looking at you Kate) and docs. Very quick to turn around medication refills, for you in for an appt or get back to you about a question.

I am very happy with angel pet sitting. my dog lizzy. was well taken care of in georgette's house…read more I would use her again and recommend my friends to use this service. on a scale of 1 to 10. I give her service a 10.

georgette has taken care of my cat alice a few times when i am in the hospital. she feeds her and…read morecleans the litterbox and makes sure she has fresh water. alice is not to freindly and georgette can handle her. i call on her when i need help. i am crippled and can not walk to well. jim l

We found the perfect place to bring out pets for grooming now while we are in Sea Isle City!! Not…read moreonly did they do an adorable lion cut on our Persian Himalayan (Shae) and give our Australian Cattle Dog (Remedy) a good scrub down, brush, nail trim and a cute bandana... they are so nice and costumer service is wonderful!! Highly recommend Salty Pawz!! Thank you!

Let me say I would give them zero stars if I could. I took my dog Maci to be groomed at Salty Pawz…read morefor the first time on Saturday 10/8/16 and I will NEVER go back. Maci got the worst hair cut she has ever had. She did have a few mats on her hind legs so I knew she was going to be short however she was just shaved, I mean buzzed down so far I can see her skin. I have never seen my dog look so bad - to make matters worse she was cut in 2 spots. My husband almost cried when he saw her - it is bad! So when my husband called to complain the owner used the word "retarded" to explain how she would have look had she not shaved her. My husband was appalled - a business owner using an offensive word to a customer and then hung up on him. I try and use small, local businesses as often as possible however I will NEVER use this business again. Customers beware!

Awesome place for our doggie - Panda! The staff are kind and caring as was the veterinarian. They…read moreare independently owned and not part of a vet conglomerate - very important to me ! The office was recently renovated and is super clean and nicely decorated. They special food for various needs on site and is reasonably priced. I felt like they cared about my pet and were very fair with treatment options and pricing...no up selling in my opinion - huge plus!

I am a new client and everyone was extremely nice to us. Dr Marks and staff took great care of me…read moreand Posie Shots up to date and Wellness check done So grateful they got us taken care of in this trying time. Thank you

Wildwood is incredibly fortunate to have Dr. Michael at the Animal Clinic of the Wildwoods. He is…read moreone of the most caring, compassionate professionals I've ever met, and his love for animals shows in everything he does. Our 14‑year‑old Shih Tzu, Ozzie, had a mass in his anal gland, and Dr. Michael diagnosed it quickly and removed it before it had the chance to spread. He made time for us in an already packed schedule and never turns anyone away. Jenn and Natalie are also exceptional -- knowledgeable, kind, and always ready to help. Their support makes an already outstanding practice even better. Honest, dedicated, and truly exceptional -- thank you, Dr. Michael, for taking such wonderful care of our boy.

Dr Nuzzi and staff were excellent. Such care was taken when dealing with our mini dachshund. Many…read morethanks for caring. Highly recommend.

Super well organized!…read more Super chewers, small dogs. Separated by dog type which I've never seen done. Makes it easy to shop for your size dog. They have a great selection. Treats and toys plus all the accessories. Bark box, my dogs favorite.

CAPE MAY: Collar and Bone is a pet boutique with doggie ice cream, baked goods, treats, toys, and…read moreunique and fun dog accessories! Leashed dogs are allowed inside! The shop is located in Washington Square Mall, which does not allow dogs, so enter through the special dog friendly entrance on Lyle Lane.

I also feel compelled to write a review about Dr Hirsch. I originally chose him because he's…read moreexperienced with Chinese herbal medicines, which a former vet in a different state used and saved my dog's health year ago. However, I was disappointed with Dr. Hirsch for a number of reasons. I must admit he was great speaking about topics for alternative healing, such as acupuncture and herbal medicine for animals. When it came to my dog it was another story. recently moved to the area and chose Dr. Hirsch to bring my 11 year old dog for his annual exam and shots. Dr. Hirsch manhandled my dog as if he was a slab of meat, not a living and breathing canine. He never once looked at my dog's face or tried to connect with him. My dog might as well have been an inanimate object. He jabbed the needle in so hard my dog yelped in pain, and Dr. Hirsch didn't seem to even notice. And their prices! I was told by Dr. Hirsch my dog had Lymes disease and he needed a round of antibiotics, which was fine. However, my vet bill that day was $600! My previous vet in PA charged $300 for an annual visit, and although Lyme's test and meds couldn't raise the price that much, the $300 increase was because their price on each thing was so much higher than my previous vet. There it was in black & white on the invoice. Their prices are ridiculously high. My other issue with this place is the coldness of the staff. My pup has been on thyroid meds for 6 years, and the vets dole out the pills in 2 month supplies. The staff insist I pick up only between 10am-12pm or 2pm-4pm. I actually work for a living and can't pop over in the middle of the day. I pre-order the meds over the phone so I'm just stopping in to pick up. They often behave as if I'm interrupting their day, when I'm actually the reason they have a job. Now it's time for another annual visit for my dog, and I'm searching for a new vet.

A cold individual who should not be working with animals…read more I took my dog there when he was younger to have a small nib off skin removed from his head, at the top near his ear where the average person would pet him. He is very active and it tended to get hit and bleed often. I figured the best solution would be to simply have it looked at and removed. After waiting a while in the exam room, Hirsch walks in such a chilling manner, I was shocked. He is just like a Nazi henchman. No emotion, blank, cold. He did not acknowledge the dog whatsoever, and barely acknowledged me. So I give my dog to him and he takes him back. After a few minutes, he is back in my hands. I look at the spot and notice it looks like a little bit of the nib is still there, but think to myself that it is probably excess tissue from the procedue that will fall off. As I walk outside, I stop and look at it in the sun. The doctor missed. he missed the spot with his hot poker and removed tissue from next to the nib, but not the nib itself. I drove home and contemplated what to do. I called them back and told them he missed, and they said to bring him back. My wife brought the dog back because I was so angry and they try again. They tell my wife that the dog was squirming too much and caused them to have trouble with the procedure. There are about 10 things I can think of that would have solved that issue, none of which they executed. My wife arrives home with him and now he has several staples in his head! When i said small nib to be removed, imagine your typically tiny skin tag. I mean small. We wait the required time for the staples to be removed, and that is when I got a real impression of what they did to my dog. The spot promptly opened up and bled, and revealed they removed about 3/4 of a dime-sized area of tissue and hair. It healed to be a dark spot in the same size of bare skin, a bit lower than the surrounding tissue. No hair will ever grow there, he was and is scarred for life. I reported this to my mother, who has owned horses since the 70's. She asks me which vet at Parkway Vets did this and once I told her, she relayed a story where years ago Hirsch worked for another area vet (who has since passed). Hirsch was sent to handle a house call for one of my parents' horses and long story short, he actually hurt the horse and made a bad situation MUCH worse. Her assessment of this guy from years ago is the EXACT feeling I had about him. It is a shame because the practice has some good people working there, but because he is a principal to the operation, I do not recommend anyone patronizing Parkway Vets. Go see Dr. Susan Rew in Galloway - she is superior in every way.