Organized, reliable, easy to communicate with and accommodating…read more Had used others before and always had frustrating hiccups, but BnP has been really reliable. Also my pooch loves their walkers and has a regular gal he can't get enough of.

Rebecca is wonderful!…read more My experience thus far with Barks n Purrs is wonderful. There is daily notes on how the walks went - responsible team - flexible with last minutes changes - practices positive reinforcement ! Thank you!!

steph is the sweetest person I have ever met. she is flexible, professional and has such a good…read moreheart. she takes my dog for daycare once a week and he is so tiered when he get home. so happy we found her..we now have peace of mind if we ever have to go away ..so sure she will be good to our dogs..you just Know when someone is going to take care of your dogs like their own.. thank you steph!

Narelle was an absolute pleasure to work with. We found her on Yelp and were so glad we did. My…read morehusband and I had to go on vacation for 3 days and she was more than happy to keep our little baby with her with very short notice. She took such good care of him that when I brought him back he was clearly upset to be leaving her. She has a very pleasant personality and extremely knowledgable with dogs. She mentioned that she has been doing this for over 25 years and it clearly showed when she interacted with my dog. During the 3 days when our baby was with her she sent us frequent emails with pictures of walks and all the fun stuff she did with him which really helped ease our anxiety. She offers overnight and daily walk services and we were so happy with our first experience that we will be leaving our baby with her for another 3 days. My dog approves of her and that's all that matters

Narelle used to walked my poodle for over five years. Narelle really loves her dogs and was part of…read morethe extended family. She is super reliable and caring. I would definitely recommend her.

My rescue Yorkie is super anxious and nervous around other people and dogs, but she loves Petopia…read moreand all the friends she makes. The staff is wonderful and I highly recommend them. The "trial" day was very helpful and I honestly wasn't sure my dog would make it through the day... But I watched her on and off on the webcams and she was running around and playing with the other dogs. When I say let's go to doggy daycare, she actually starts wagging her tail like crazy.

Petopia is amazing! I have taken my Husky there many times and if you're a husky owner you know how…read moremuch energy they have. She has such a good time she is even still exhausted the next day! The staff over there is wonderful and very friendly as well! Great place for your dogs!

This place is amazing! If you are living between coxwell to spadina don't waste your time with any…read moreother day care. My dog has been going there for few weeks now and I'm just so happy for everything they have offered us (from convenient hours to friendly welcoming staff)! I have never felt like this about any other dog walker or daycare and I have a 110Ib lab husky rescue which is not the most typical type of dog you would find at every day care! Molly, god bless her heart, is the nicest most responsive person you can find out there. Just go ahead already and board your dog... don't waste your time with any other place.

I like this place because is clean, no dog smell, is bright. This is a good and convenient place…read moreto bring my dog. The place is a little loud when you go in, but then the dogs settle down (one or two minutes) is when I ask Molly about how my dog is doing, specially because my dog is a rescued, has some anxiety issues and we are trying to get her more use to dogs (socialize her). Molly also gives us advise and tips on behavior. I have tried other day cares, but some smell not so clean, my dog comes back home and we have to give her a bath. Other places are too dark and you cannot see inside. Other places wont accept your dog if it barks.... hellooooo they are dogssssss.... Is like telling a talkative person, hey dont talk for 5-7 hours, but you can play or interact with others .... (lets see how that goes) A Dogs life is never crowded so no appointment necessary, that's a must for me as I sometimes forget calling ahead. But to be fair, I try messaging before bringing my dog. So far so good, this is my experience with Molly at A Dog's Life...

I would absolutely and highly recommend Canine Campus! I have had great success with my pug and…read moreshe is a lot more well-behaved than she used to be and knows so many more basic commands. She still has issues to work on but obviously, training is a life-time process. I would really recommend taking more than one course as consistency is key with any dog-training. Lucinda, the owner, is extremely professional and gives very very useful, responsible, and practical tips to dog owners. She is extremely qualified and good at what she does. She has both EXPERIENCE (over 25 years of experience in dog training!) and EDUCATION (currently completing a Masters degree in animal behaviour) so she really knows her stuff! Training is also pretty much her full time job so she's 100% committed to making your pooch become your best friend! Lucinda offers both group classes and private and/or at-home consultations.

Came to Canine Campus after having a bad experience with a home run dog training business…read more Communication was good, the classes were great. We liked it a lot more when Lucinda herself was running the classes, as we can feel she knows her way with dogs. Lucinda was professional throughout, couldn't really ask for any different. Group activity was great, classes were always filled, which allowed our dog to socialize with other dogs.

Scam You pay a high…read morehigh high training fee because it's suppose to be "life time". It's not. As soon as you call back for other sessions no one returns your calls. Filing a dispute with my credit card.

I am very impressed with Monica at Bark Busters Toronto East. My dog is happier overall and much…read morebetter trained. I love how Monica does not use any physical punishment/correction when a dog fails to obey the handler. Monica has trained me how to train my dog, this ensures results are lasting long after she leaves my home. This method is kind to the dog, it works, and it is affordable. People may say 650 is a lot, but Monica has been to my home multiple times, she does phone consults, and has booked to come back. You get a lot for your money and you have a customized plan to help your dog be both happier and more obedient.

It was the hardest decision taking my 17-year old kitty Franklin to the vet for end-of-life care,…read morebut the vet & the hospital staff were so kind & empathic, & they assured me that they thought I was making the right decision given his weak state. They took me to a quiet, private, cozy room & after examining him, they brought him to me in a plush bed & I think even Franklin felt comforted. They told me I could take all the time I needed for final cuddles & goodbyes, & they offered only judgement-free compassion. Had it not been for the heartbreaking situation losing my boy, my experience with this vet hospital would've been very good & I wouldn't hesitate to visit them again.

When my dog was suddenly experiencing problems with his knee (limping, not wanting to walk more…read morethan a few steps) I was told it was due to a condition called "Luxating Patella", which would likely require surgery. I was referred by a local vet to Dr. Saundra Hewitt at the West Toronto Veterinary Surgery office. I found Dr. Hewitt to be extremely friendly and showed a very genuine care and concern for my dog. She examined him, asked me all kinds of questions related to his activity level, his eating habits, etc. and then took great care in explaining to me what he was experiencing with his knee. She said that although she could correct his knee with surgery, it wasn't really necessary at this stage, especially given the uncomfortable recovery. It's so refreshing to have a surgeon really consider the dog first, rather than just say, "He needs surgery" just because it CAN be an option. The cost of surgery is always a consideration, of course, and if you aren't prepared for it, can really be an issue for some. Nobody wants to fork over thousands of dollars for something that isn't absolutely necessary, so I was really relieved to hear that my dog would be fine without surgery. In the couple of weeks since my appointment with Dr. Hewitt, my dog has recovered very nicely, from which she suggested was more than likely just a bad sprain. The knee condition was more of an underlying issue that he can live with comfortably for many more years. My dog is now back to his normal self, walking and running around like he used to.