Jessica trained our dog and she stayed at USA for three weeks! Great results! Go see Jessica.read more

This was our first time to stay here and it was a VERY good experience. They picked our three Danes…read moreup from the house, took excellent care of them, and returned them home as scheduled. Keith, the owner, is very knowledgeable with dogs and clearly loves what he does. We had regular communication from them and one of the best components is text comm. immediate responses and timely updates. Lastly, they bathed our big goof balls and returned them fed, rested, and clean. They were far less stressed than with other kennels. HIGHLY recommend this facility without reservation.

I cannot recommend this facility. The grounds are lovely, and the dogs are beautiful, but my…read morehusband and I were lied to about the German Shepherd dog we purchased. Shortly after we brought our boy home, I took him to our vet for a thorough physical. The vet said, "Did Heidelberg inform you that this dog has cryptorchidism? Did they tell you that one testicle has not descended?" (This was a three-year-old dog, not a puppy.) No, they didn't tell us. We were already attached to our boy, so despite this potentially dangerous (to the dog) condition, we kept him. Also, when we boarded our dog at Heidelberg, we requested that he be given his twice-daily medicine for IBS. He was not given his med and had severe diarrhea for a week after we brought him home. In addition, when we were in the office paying for the week of boarding, we saw a young male worker in a pen strike a young female pup hard on the muzzle for no reason. The manager saw what happened but ignored the abuse until my husband told him, "That guy just hit that dog!," whereupon the manager jumped up and pretended to scold the worker. I strongly suggest that anyone who considers buying or boarding a dog here Google "Heidelberg German Shepherds." What you'll find is sobering, in regard to breeding, health problems, ill-tended dogs, and outright injured dogs who had the misfortune to be boarded here. I notice also that many of the superlative reviews use the same language tone, diction, vocabulary, and even initial caps as each other. Judge for yourselves.

I have had 4 GSD's from Heidelberg in 45 years. I can not say enough positives about how we and our…read moreGSD's were treated. Our dogs were always healthy and well mannered with great temperaments. We took them to Saudi Arabia, Mexico and Venezuela and everywhere people were in awe of their presence. Our Maximillian's Lucky Summer won first place in a local dog show in Villahermosa Mexico. We were in town and at the mall, some promoters were there and saw him.. They wanted him in the show for promotional purposes only but MAX stole the show. If I was not in my late 70's I who do it again.

Great place for your fur babies. Excellent costumer service. My babies always enjoy their time…read morethere.

My daughter and I recently left our beloved dogs at Holiday Kennels for about a week…read more My dog Boomer is a 2 1/2 year old rat terrier and my daughter's chiquaqua, Rocco, is 13 years old. We had them in a shared room with an indoor/outdoor set up. Boomer loved being outside and was happy to "talk" with the other dogs in the other kennels-Rocco not so much. Lori noticed he seemed uncomfortable and unhappy and cared enough to move Rocco into his own room inside where he became very happy. She also took the time to prpepare their dog food the way they like it. Both dogs were happy and healthy when we picked them up. The place is nothing fancy, but the cost is reasonable. It's a great, caring place and the indoor/outdoor kennels are great for dogs who like the freedom to go outside whenever they want to. We will leave our dogs in Lori's care again the next time we go out of town.

My dog is dead. Stop contacting me!…read more I've been sending emails and contact forms about unsubscribing me for over 2 years now. They continue to spam my email and text despite my dog being dead. They don't have an option to unsubscribe in there (daily!) emails - which is illegal - and they use my number to send me promos, which I never signed up for (also illegal.) Unless you love civil court, avoid CF Personal Grooming Salon. When your dog is gone, you'll still be reminded of them literally every day, and it will drive you so crazy that you'll finally take them to court for violating the CANSPAM act.

Worst place ever. These photos are self explanatory of why I would never go back. I went to go pick…read moreher up and there was blood coming out of her nose and had eye hemorrhage. The female groomer still had the nerve to be upset because my dog was not cooperating. She could've just said she couldn't handle my dog and I would've gladly went up there to get my girl. So heartbreaking to pick up your fur baby in those conditions.

We love the groomers and the staff here. My dog is super dog and people aggressive but she does…read morewell here. They are so communicative and competitively priced. I highly recommend.

Noodles (my 8 pound Shih Tzu) LOVES her spa time with Lisa and staff. Noodles is such a cutie and…read morefull of personality but, when we walk out of Dog Gone Stylin, Noodles is a show stopper. The staff is loving and gentle, the spa is beautifully decorated, clean and has everything my fur daughter needs to make her comfortable while she's there. I can say Noodles feels relaxed and loved while she enjoys her spa time....I can tell by the wagging of her tail and the way she lays her little face on the chest of her care giver for the next couple hours. As her mom, I feel totally relaxed when leaving her in the care of Dog Gone Stylin. If you're looking for a new groomer or if you want your fur baby to have the incredible experience that Noodles enjoys....book an appointment for your baby at Dog Gone Stylin located at 22616 Tx 494 Loop kingwood Tx. 281-358-0685

WONDERFUL!!! My baby looks like a million dollars! I highly recommend Foxmoor grooming. Terri is…read morethe best!

Took Chikee for a buzz cut today. Teri does a great job with my sweet mini poodle…read more She also offers mobile grooming.

We newly adopted an 8 month old catahoula mix puppy with lots of energy. Lots of energy is an…read moreunderstatement! When we first adopted her she did have trouble getting into the car and new places. I had time getting her to go in the door of Snuggles and Hugs. Darrell took her loved on her and Penny felt relaxed right a way. Now she runs to the door and and can't wait to see her friends there and get play time in. She also has no problem getting into the car now cause she thinks she's going camp. Darrell and Nancy you do an excellent job! Thank you for loving on our pets when we can't be there! The facility is extremely clean and always smells great!

Just dropped off my two dogs at the Snuggles and Hugs dog boarding and day camp place in Oak Ridge…read moreNorth. I really liked the owners and thought they were very caring individuals. I will let you know how it went when I pick the dogs up this afternoon. Their rates are on www.activedogcamp.com. We had been using PetSmart Hotel and there you have to pay for every little additional item...ie treats, playtime, etc.. At Snuggles and Hugs it is all included. They texted me photo's of my dogs playing and working dog puzzles. (didn't even know there was such a thing.) We had to bring our dogs there for an interview last week which I wasn't crazy about but am so GLAD WE DID. They told me things about our dogs that explains how they relate to each other. It made sense! Also used the interview to determine what type of dogs they can play with or interact with. Again it made sense! PetSmart had decided our dogs were Aggressive and wouldn't let them play with other dogs. They have never bitten or snapped at any other dogs or people so I didn't agree with PetSmart. The Snuggles and Hugs guys introduced our dogs to different dogs in a controlled situation to see how they would interact. I'm excited to have found these guys....and I think my dogs are also. Very happy with Snuggles and Hugs.

I've taken 6 weeks to give myself time to mourn my fur-buddy and to give myself time to calm down…read moreand gather my thoughts on the Veterinarian' policies and practice. this then is a balanced, truthful and honest accounting of my experience. I'd selected A Couple Of Vets when I moved to a new neighborhood over 2 years ago. My review is strictly the cold, callous manner in which we were treated for the appointment to say goodbye to my Doberman, Axel. After a very short illness of 4 days, Axel was in the clinic on May 5 of this year where following tests Dr Le kindly and empathetically delivered a terminal diagnosis, recommending euthanasia. I wasn't ready for that diagnosis and declined saying 'we'll call later'. After a very sad night watching Axel decline, I phoned the following morning set an appointment for that mornin, May 6 for euthanasia. The One Star Review We arrived at the clinic and were quickly led to what seemed to be their euthanasia room. Dr Reynolds entered and went over the diagnosis, which seemed to be different from his wife's diagnosis the prior day, and then smugly stated "This is what happens with untreated heart worm", referring to a months prior appointment with Reynolds in which Axel was diagnosed with heart worm shortly after I adopted him. Reynolds quoted $2100 for treatment, a lot for my fixed income So I called around, finding treatment for $450. That resulted 2 negative tests from different clinics. He was on continuous heart worm prevention. I'm confused on how that was possible. The issue was the smug manner in which he said that and his flawed assumption that I had chosen to ignore his initial diagnosis and didn't get treatment for Axel's heart worm it only got worse. Following Reynolds smug and false opinion regarding my medical treatment of Axel, he offered treatment that would keep Axel alive 3-6 months longer. It didn't make sense to prolong the continued suffering and eventual death of my buddy and I chose euthanasi. Reynolds left the room to insert an IV on Axel and then returned with prefilled syringes and a paper. "First, you'll need to take care of this" he said while handing me the paper. His bill for this appointment! I was shocked and confused. I ALWAYS paid immediately upon departure. Suddenly, Reynolds is treating me as if I would not or could not pay his bill of $356.82 for euthanasia and cremation. it was a heartbreaking 24 hours from diagnosis to euthanasia, and now I'm being insulted by Reynolds's assumptions and further insulted and upset that he feared I might run out on the bill. Despite paying promptly for each prior visit with both dogs. All of this BEFORE I even had to end my buddy's life. after I paid the bill, things continued poorly with a broken lift table, Reynolds wanting Axel to get on cold, stainless steel lift table with no cover. My Axel was NOT going to spend his dying moments on a cold table. And was too slippery, so I told Reynolds to get the sheepskin style cover from the broken table so we could get Axel comfortable on this lift. Holding Axel while Reynolds injected the medications. He then confirmed Axels death. All very matter of factly, with NO empathy and no compassion. I've had to put down several pets through the years and NEVER has the veterinarian been so cold and callous as Reynolds. The office sent a nice condolence card signed by staff and included flower seeds to plant in memory of Axel. All nice, but all to late to repair the damage Reynolds did that day. I get this is his job and he probably euthanizes pets regularly, but what kind of Veterinarian does so with no warmth or understanding? What kind of vet insists the bill be paid first by a promptly paying client of 2 year? My answer is A Couple Of Vets who will never see one dollar from me again. And I have told this story repeatedly to friend and neighbors. BTW: I've yet to receive the paw print I ordered.

Everything. They take great care of my dog whether it is for a grooming or a short boarding stay…read more I recommend this Couple of vets,in Spray ng TX 100%.