Had my Arya spayed there last week. Everything went well, and everyone I interacted with was…read morefriendly and professional. Thanks y'all

Lost our 11 week old Cane Corso during a ear cropping surgery. Multiple vets reviewed surgical log…read morei would never recommend ever going even within set parameters for vets substandard treatment, care and best practices was used. Sedation meds way to powerful for a pup instead of better option. no saline iv ever used during whole surgery. treated as a statistical number and we fell in that extremely low risk statistic there was that risk. no empathy to find out why or what happened to give answers. Wouldn't recommend to anyone until this clinic does a internal self reflection and review on if their practice is best practices and change what drugs, monitoring care and surgical documentation is done.

Home away from home..The have a 2 acre yard for my dog to roam free, unlike the other kennels the…read morehave zero yard, its worth every penny. Also is on the property 24/7.

We've been boarding Boone, our Treeing Walker Coonhound, with Snuggle Inn since we rescued him in…read more2020. We recommend Cindy and her staff at the Inn without reservation. Like with day-care for our human daughter, we looked for a place that treated Boone at least as well as we do. In the case of Snuggle Inn, it's probably better care than we give at home. The facilities are spacious, clean, and climate controlled. When Boone and I came for a vetting visit, I requested a guided tour of the kennel area with no warning. I would have accepted a "not right now, we're cleaning or the dogs are sleeping, but how about another time?" Cindy said, "you know it will be loud?" and took me on a tour. The indoor kennel area looks like a household kitchen surrounded by concrete runs for the guests. Each run has a suspended bed that keeps them off the concrete and a door to an outside run. There were toys and blankets in many of the kennels from each guest's owner. There was no sign of animal waste inside and the floors were dry telling me that the dogs were allowed access to their outside run for the majority of the day. The pleasant surprise was that the outdoor runs looked the same. To me, this confirmed that the guests are allowed frequent time in the large play area to relieve themselves. When we drive in to the Snuggle Inn grounds, we seldom hear barking inside. This tells me that the guests feel secure and content. Cindy and her staff care about each guest individually. Cindy noticed Boone was losing weight before we did. When we took him in for a check-up, the vet told us the cause was dental problems that he was able to fix. Cindy is patient with Boone!s other health issues and his geriatric needs as he ages. She keeps close track of his vaccinations. This lets me know they do all they can to protect each guest from communicable diseases. Cindy is prompt to respond when we request to schedule Boone for lodging and there has never been a scheduling issue. Boone likes going to the Inn. He doesn't chase after us when we leave. When we pick him up, he's happy to see us, but doesn't seem to be in a huge hurry to leave. He seems to miss his "veranda" room at the Inn when he comes home.

We LOVE this place!! Mary and Brenda are exceptional with care with our two labs and our two…read morekitties!! First time I boarded my one cat, I was so scared and very nervous as I have never boarded him before. Brenda was so great with sending updates and pictures via texts!! That was so impressive that I continued to board there as I travel a lot for work. We now have two labs and two cats and board them there all the time. Last time we boarded, Mary had called us to let us know there was blood in one of the labs urine which when we got back our poor baby was treated for a UTI! We had no clue prior to this about the UTI, no indication was seen with our lab. They are so great and caring with our fur babies. I would 10/10 highly recommend Bubbles & Barks for your boarding purposes!!!

I had not boarded my beagle Roo anywhere before and was hesitant about leaving her for a week. An…read moreinspection of the premises here quickly assuaged my concerns, and Roo had a great experience. She came home happy, healthy and clean (after a thorough wash from the groomers). I would definitely recommend this place and its caring staff to any dog owner. They also board cats!

When first going therelived it, great care of animals. Then had to use them again Togo to musc in…read moreCharleston and they refused animals on Sunday because my doctors ofc spots were only on Mondays. Also (son noticed this also for his dog) brought plenty of food and none was ever returned so had to be sure on pickup to request leftover food as this was enough for three weeks and they were only there three days. So very disappointed in changes made when no Ionger associated with the vet office. My son and I found new accommodations for our 4 dogs

I have left my 2 "Children " there several times and been real comfortable doing it. They have…read morestayed several nights each time. I love getting pictures of them to show they are doing well. This week I left them 3 nights. I never remember being told to pick up by noon or you're charged another day. I stopped by to check on a 90 year old this morning. He was having a heart attack. I was able to be here shortly after noon but they are closed til 2. I waited, went in at 2 and was charged another $90 for the extra 2 hours. I don't care what the reason was I wasn't able to be there until 2, that was more than OUTRAGEOUS!!! Unless there's an emergency they won't be back!!!

Not good my dog was filthy with poop all matted in her hair her blanket was nasty not very happy…read morethey need to care for your animals a little more after all we are paying for the services

I'm only leaving one star due to their payment of my dog's medical bills and pain medicine…read more I have waited almost 2 months to post this because I dread posting negative reviews of places. However, it comes down to whether the basic needs of my dog were met. I wanted to be as factual as possible, so I wrote this and then left it to come back and edit when I felt I was more removed from the situation. On Sunday, 17 March, 2019 my one of my two dogs was lost by this facility. I was called at 2pm that day, however when I asked, my dog went missing around 8am earlier that morning. When asked why I wasn't called, I was given the answer that they thought they could get him and they thought I couldn't make it as they assumed I was away for business. I was not. I was visiting my boyfriend in Savannah and although I stated that I may not be able to get back in time to pick him up that evening when asking if they could stay an extra night it was because I was considering staying a few hours longer and wouldn't make it before closing. However, I messaged the day prior asking to see if I needed to leave that same day. I don't think that my reasons for wanting them to stay longer correlate to an excuse for not calling me immediately. My dog was last seen at around the time they called. Had I been called immediately, I would most likely have had him home that night. They say the first 24 hours are the most crucial and by the time I was able to get up there (after leaving immediately following the call), I was left with little more than 12. I was told they continued searching. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt that they did. I saw them that first night but none of the following nights that I was searching. I posted flyers, left work every day immediately, and started searching. I only found him due to flyers I handed out. One of which a Sheriff so kindly disseminated upon my request. A Sheriff called me on her way into work where she identified him and I picked him up. Yes. I was gone and was considering leaving him longer. No that does not excuse calling me 6 hours later. Yes. My dog jumped the fence. No that does not excuse lack of supervision or lack of secure boarding. My dog has since been at another facility where they never leave him alone and called me immediately following his attempt to jump a 4 foot fence. (Note that says attempt.) They've managed to keep him secured. No. I did not have to pay for boarding. No. I did not have to pay for his vet bills. But at the end of the day, did they take care of my dog's basic needs/are they a facility I'd leave my babies at? No.

Love StaFra! We get our three year old goldendoodle groomed there after trying another local…read moregroomer that didn't quite make the cut. They take such great care of our Penny and it's such a wonderful experience. Penny is a chicken goldendoodle, at StaFra they take their time with her, let her get comfortable and sniff before getting to work on her. And when they are finished she looks amazing! So glad to have found such a wonderful groomer.

Stacy took the best care of my two yorkies (grooming and staying at the resort). She loves animals…read moreand takes care of them as if they were her own. I moved to CA and have not found a place even close to the standards at StaFra! I recommend this company to everyone that loves their fur babies!

I am especially impressed with the environment at Scotland's Mist. It is a small, peaceful canine…read morecountry inn, and perfectly suitable for small dogs who may tend to ordinarily become overwhelmed in boarding situations.

Wonderful facilities, friendly! Very caring staff!! Our dogs love staying here when we're away!read more