Excellent dog walking service! Scott and Mike are amazing!…read moreTrue dog lovers who take pride in their work

Scott Takes great care of my Australian Shepherd. My dog knows Scott's name and gets excited just…read moreknowing he will Be boarded whenever we are leaving on a trip

I have two dogs that were not behaving, not listening to my commands, going potty everywhere. I…read moreread through other dog training reviews and found this one was best not only price wise but experience too. My dogs are listening more, and not being loud in their kennels like before. I definitely would recommend this company for training ur dog.

We had Dennis from The Family Dog help us get acquainted with our new puppy and give us helpful…read moretips on puppy training. From the first time we had Dennis come over our pup immediately took to him- he's a dog whisperer! We are forever grateful for him giving us the confidence & training in helping us get to our desired behavioral outcomes & making sure we have the necessary tools & tips moving forward. Definitely recommend The Family Dog!

My puppy absolutely loves Paradise Paws! She goes weekly for daycare and also boards there when we…read moreare out of town. Prices are very reasonable, and I love that the boarding is kennel free. My pup is so tired out when she comes home. She gets SO excited when she knows we are going to daycare -- she honestly can't get out of the car fast enough to get inside. The staff are wonderful and know every dog by name and love them like their own. Highly recommended!

My puppy goes to daycare 3 times a week and loves it. She's so excited to get out of the car, she…read morecan barely control herself. She's young and full of lots and lots of energy. I really like the people who work there and the owner. They will spend a lot of time with you. Given she's a puppy and continues to need training at almost 9 months the owner was extremely helpful in giving me advice in how to train or when I would need a professional trainer. I also found out they work with her on her behavior problems. I was told she plays a tremendous amount and it's proven by the exhaustion she has when she comes home. My husband and I get to have a quiet, relaxed night. She's schuduled for boarding and I have never left any of my dogs with boarding facilities. I've always used petsitters. Given that's it's kennel free and there's someone there with them I feel secure and trust Paradise Paws I'm not concerned about my decision and think she'll have a great time. They're also expanding and will have other activities in addition to space so I'm looking forward to agility classes.

Dogs are alwaus excited to go visit! They are never stressed when we pick them up. I would…read morerecommend them to everyone. You won't be sorry.

YOU GUYS DON'T EVEN ANSWER YOUR PHONES. I have been bringing my 2 year old blu for 8 weeks. I…read moredecided to board him this weekend. Upon pickup the staff wasn't friendly and never had been at pickup or drop off. I ask several times how things went and typical response is oh you didn't get a call so everything was well. The receptionist are young, inexperienced and typically don't have any answers to questions about your pet. We have never been offered a tour and offered a bath after a weekend. When my boy blu came out today at pickup he was timid, scared, full of dried pee, face down, not excited and depressed. Upon arriving at home he has been acting strangely and not the upbeat dog that we are accustomed too. I honestly believe that your pup sits in a kennel more often then not. I'm more upset because he was covered in dried urine so I assumed he's kennel wasn't cleaned. He looked terrible and don't understand why. As a facility that is ran by vets it sure needs improvement. They have been under construction and the lobby looks cold, dark and quiet. I've asked several times how many dogs are here today and usually about 10. I believe you need to visit them and see what you can improve. You're not giving or being with the pets like they are. I have a feeling they go out for a small period of time and kenneled the rest. I feel like pets are treated not the way they should be. Blu's nose was all red and nails all beat up so that indicates he's in his kennel way too long. Your competitors have warm and friendly almost home rooms to sleep. If you had this your dog wouldn't be covered in dry pee. Couple things to help improve: 1.Act like the front staff knows and cares about your pet 2. Offer a bath after boarding for more then a couple days 3. Offer a tour to new clients especially the first day of drop off. It takes a few minutes 4. Train tour front desk to be friendly because it seems like things are always an inconvenience 5. Visit your local competition. There is a reason why you have such a big place and not many dogs per day 6. Train your staff on upgrades asking for a bath nails etc. 7. Remove asking for a tip on your credit card machine because at this point I don't know why anyone would tip. 8. Introduce a vet to your clients. 9. Spend more time with the pets instead of keeping them in a kennel for most of their time. 10. Make some immediate changes because your business won't survive if this how your business is ran. There is several reviews similar to mine so I can't imagine we aren't all saying the truth. We have 2 more days left to return and would rather forego the money and go elsewhere. I also emailed in to your only email so maybe I'll get a response. I'm so sad for our boy right now. I would highly recommend any new client to pay attention to your pet and consider going elsewhere because there is much better places for the same price. I hope you can use my review to improve. Even though your under construction 2 months in it really turned us off as well. I won't be returning to your facility for anything in the future. I've called over 20 times today on 05/16 and they won't even answer their phone. It's very sad. Update: The manager has called me several days in a row to check in on blu. In the mean time there is one current and former client that have reached out to me. The current client says that their dog pees in the house often and is most likely being in a kennel. The previous client indicates they don't come back because their dog has been traumatized as well. I'm not the only client that has indicated concerns to this daycare. I also contacted the owner of the daycare in PA twice and left messages and email and not one return phone call. The experiences at this dog daycare are traumatizing to pets. Also, the company has the tenacity to call other businesses about my review. This is a low blow to me personally as that is unfair business practices. Look at yourself and see how you can improve your business. All clients go elsewhere.

This place is amazing. The owner and staff are wonderful and you can tell they love being around…read moredogs. While it is not easy for me to leave my two dogs, I know they are being taken care of very well. They provide great updates as well as offer many services to make sure our dogs are happy. The facilities are super clean and i appreciate all the times they have taken care of our dogs.

The Emerald Paw Pet Resort took excellent care of my 4 month old puppy during her stay there. The…read morefacility is super clean. The staff is friendly and professional. She was thrilled to have play time with the other dogs there. I was very confident she would be safe and well cared for! We'll definitely be back!

Best place I've found for dog nail trimming! They have affordable pricing. They were very quick and…read moreeasy. The owner and the staff are super friendly. I also love that my dog actually looked like he got a nail trim afterward. Most places are so afraid to trim the nails short and half the time they look the same when he comes back out. They did a fantastic job here! I will definitely be back!

Great dog daycare, highly recommended! More affordable than many other options in the area, with…read moregreat facilities and individualized care for your dog. They have play groups appropriate for your dog's activity level and plenty of space. My dog is always thrilled to be dropped off at Unleashed; he can be nervous when we leave him, but this is not the case here! He always comes home tired and happy after lots of play with his buddies.

It is ridiculous that I can not sit with my dog while he gets his hair cut at this place anymore…read more I've sat through my dogs haircuts many times at this company and now the owner is trying to say that it is a liability. To sit and watch my dog is a liability? My dog is a support animal and is with me pretty much 24/7. Why would I dump my dog off at this overpriced dirty place and leave him? I thought that this place cared about animals? What a shame!

Reviewing this for when I went in as an event organizer to get a donation:…read more They are incredibly accommodating to non-profits. I run a group who did a raffle and they donated a very generous basket that was a HIT. The employees were kind and I enjoyed chatting with them while I browsed. I ended up buying a salmon treat for my dog. The variety of their store was awesome. Similar to others in the area, but loved to find my dog's favorites. We got a salmon skin roll which she devoured in a minute tops. Apart from this, I've heard great things about their grooming. My best friend uses them for grooming and her poms love it. A great little shop and close to home. You can't beat it!

Our dog was a patient at Pineview Animal Hospital for over 12 years. Recently, she experienced a…read moresudden and severe neurological decline and became completely unable to walk. Given her age and a probable brain stem tumor diagnosis, I contacted the hospital specifically requesting to speak directly with her veterinarian to discuss what was happening and to problem-solve next steps, including prognosis and quality-of-life considerations. I was unable to speak with a veterinarian. After multiple calls and detailed explanations to reception staff, the only guidance relayed to me was to take her to the emergency room, with no further discussion, reassessment, or quality-of-life conversation. When I asked why, I was told the practice was "a clinic, not a hospital," which was confusing given the hospital designation and our long-standing relationship. Because I could not have a direct conversation with the veterinarian, we sought a second opinion. Under the new veterinarian's care, our dog's diagnosis and medications were completely reassessed and contradicted, and she has shown significant improvement in a very short period of time. We were very close to making an irreversible end-of-life decision based on indirect communication and limited engagement. For a senior dog in acute crisis and a family seeking guidance, we expected more thoughtful involvement and direct communication. I hope the practice reflects on how situations like this are handled in the future.

Do not take your beloved pet here…read more Our family had a wonderful experience for 12 years with our first dog under the ownership of Dr. Laura Meffert and Dr. Julie James. Based on this wonderful past experience we brought our newest furry family member to Pineview. However our recent experiences have left us infuriated at the treatment of our dog and do NOT recommend brining your pets to them. Under the new management (a corporation called Mission Veterinary Partners), the practice no longer allows you to sit in during the appointment with your dog. Which has led to 2 major concerns as we have not been able to observe what is actually being done during the visit. First concern, after having another dentist look over our dogs teeth he was shocked at what he saw had been missed--he explained that it should have been caught at our dogs 6 month appointment. What was missed will lead to periodontal disease and therefore will require expensive work as our dog is now over a year old. Second concern is that not once, but 3 times our dog became incredibly ill after spending the night at the kennel. Each time we have followed up we have received vague and unhelpful answers as to what could have happened during their stay. Most recently andobject appeared in our dogs stool despite having given clear instructions that nothing should be left in their kennel. This led to a visit to the emergency room. A third minor annoyance was to learn that despite being told and paying for our dogs nails to be trimmed, they were in fact not as was pointed out by the trainer we went to shortly after the appointment at Pineview. After reaching out to management first and receiving no acknowledgment of wrongdoing we have decided to take our dog somewhere we can trust. And based on these experiences feel strongly to leave this review.

If I could give more than 5 stars I would. I owe the relationship I have with my dog Opus to The…read moreDog Den and staff. Their training, enrichment, forward thinking classes and encouragement when I work with Opus-I can't thank them enough. Without them I don't think Opus or I would be living our best life together.

Our dogs [Finn & Bear - big Yellow Labs] love the Dog Den. Their approach to training and working…read morewith our dogs is top of the line. We first encountered them when we took Finn [6 yo] to a class for Reactive Dogs. We chose this class because our Labs are over the top crazy friendly when meeting people. We met Deb Crawley. Deb applies the Dog Den principles to everything she does - Calm, Non-reactive, rational, and sensible with lots of love. We applied what we learned in class to both dogs and walking them is now so enjoyable. We recently did a one-on-one session with Deb at our home because we wanted to work on some calming behaviors when someone entered our home. We met with Deb in early November and have been applying her methods and advice for the past 6 weeks -- and are seeing great results!! The boys are still crazy Labs but they now 'pause' and consider what we are asking of them when we have someone else in the home. Thank you Deb Crawley. We're going to keep working on this!! Bernadette, John, Finn & Bear

This groomer is top notch on dog breeds of all varieties. This year our husky has decided to shed…read moretwice as much as any other year we've had before, and that's in just the Spring. Serenity Pets is not only about making sure they and you stay healthy during this pandemic, but they also make your pet look awesome. thank you x10000000000! I highly recommend these folks.

I am writing to formally register a profound and unequivocal complaint regarding the grooming…read moreservices provided by Madelyn Sanderson, which resulted in significant distress and injury to my dog. Prior to the grooming session, I explicitly communicated that my dog suffers from severe anxiety, possesses highly sensitive nails, and reacts poorly to blow dryers. These crucial details were conveyed to ensure a calm and safe experience for him. Madelyn'a immediate response was one of overt rudeness and unprofessionalism, marked by dismissive eye-rolling and a sarcastic retort, "Oh, like I haven't heard that before." This utterly disregarded my legitimate concerns and set an alarming precedent for the subsequent care. Upon collection, my dog was visibly trembling and in an unprecedented state of distress, far beyond his usual initial apprehension. It is important to note that at seven years old, he has undergone numerous grooming sessions throughout his life without ever exhibiting such extreme post-grooming trauma. The full extent of the horror became apparent shortly after. Once I secured him in his car seat and returned home, I discovered a horrifying scene: his entire car seat was saturated with blood. Closer inspection revealed that every single one of his nails had been severely butchered and was bleeding profusely. This was not a minor 'quick' on one nail; it was a comprehensive and shocking mutilation.I immediately contacted the establishment to address this grave matter with Madelyn Sanderson and her response was one of complete denial and appalling indifference. She disavowed any responsibility, callously suggesting the injuries were likely due to my dog moving around too much, stating "it happens," and incredibly, instructing me to "get over it." This complete lack of accountability and empathy is inexcusable. As a direct consequence of her gross negligence, two of my dog's nails subsequently developed severe infections, necessitating veterinary intervention and causing him immense pain and discomfort. It is unequivocally clear that Madelyn Sanderson possesses neither the necessary temperament nor the professional competence to work with animals, particularly those with specific sensitivities or anxiety. Her inability to interact with stressed animals, coupled with her dismissive attitude and demonstrable negligence, renders her entirely unsuitable for such a role. Given the severity of this incident and Ms. Sanderson's disturbing reaction, I have formally reported this matter to the Board of Health, my local Governor's office, and the Better Business Bureau. I firmly believe that if such egregious treatment has occurred with my dog, it is highly probable that other animals under her care are also at risk. This level of neglect and unprofessionalism is utterly unacceptable and must be addressed with the utmost seriousness.