This was my first time hiring a pet sitter and I couldn't have picked a better person and their pet…read moresitting business. I liked Kim on our first meeting and so did my kitty family. I really felt good knowing that my fur babies were in great hands while I was away. Kim took the time to play with them, talk to them, and followed all the feeding instructions for the pack of 5. I will absolutely use Kim again and again. I highly recommend her for your pet sitting needs.

From the owner: Professional pet sitting, dog walking & overnight house sitting. Insured, bonded & certified. Pet…read morefirst aid & CPR certification. We service dogs, cats and small caged animals. We also service chickens and other small farm animals.

Brianna is a top notch fur baby sitter. She is incredibly responsible and trustworthy. Thank you so…read moremuch for looking after my two pups these past few years. We are sad to be moving away partly because we will miss our great pet sitter Brianna!

Brianna is a fantastic pet sitter. She is extremely organized, communicates every time she is with…read moremy pups and kitties and ALWAYS shows up as she says she will. I feel so good about leaving my animals with her because I know they will be loved and cared for almost like I was here myself. I recommend her without reservation!!!

I brought my 4 month old puppy here for the first time this week. He spent three days of day care…read morehere. I called ahead to make a reservation (though for day care, drop off service is welcomed). I gave them my info and the info about my pup. When I arrived the next day to drop him off I reached for my bet records, the owner advised that had already called the vet & received a copy of his records (I LOVE proactive people!)! Hazard, my yorkiepoo, had a great first day. He was exhausted! The next two days were the same - happy and exhausted puppy. They have cameras, but also post photos and videos to Facebook throughout the day. It was great to check up on Hazard when I could throughout the day. The owner is very nice, you can tell she has a genuine love for dogs. I will definitely be bringing him back!

Never had any problems in the 8 years my dog's been boarding there, until last week. I picked up my…read moredog like usual and they had nothing to report. When I got home I noticed his ear was injured and called immediately to ask about it. Was told at first they knew nothing about it but was put on hold to check with other staff. They came back on the line and told me that someone did notice the day before I picked him up but thought it was an ear infection. Failing to tell when it was noticed or when I collected him was concerning. Even more concerning is that ear infections are usually on the inside of the ear not the back side protruding inward. Looking further you could tell there were puncture wounds and what looked like bite wounds. I asked if he had been in a fight and they said they were unsure but would make a note to have the owner look at the camera footage and call me back. I have called back several times and every time the person acts surprised and "makes a note" for the owner to call me. It's now been a vet visit, 6 pills a day, several calls some with no answer (during normal business hours), and 6 days later with no response from the owner. I totally understand sometimes things can happen outside of your control, they're animals after all. I just wanted to know what happened and how. Some sort of dialog would have been nice. I have spoke this business up, my mother-in-law started boarding her dogs here cause of me. Needless to say, they lost my business which probably wouldn't have been the case if we had spoken when this happened. Which by the way I found out from another employee happened 4 days before I picked him up. They were aware of another dog having to be broken up and separated from mine for the rest their stay.

I heard about this boarding facility through a friend and decided to check it out as I am always…read morelooking for a place where my dog could be comfortable and feel right at home when I was travelling or needed a short stay for my pup. I looked at the owner's website www.camp-ruff.com which describes their facility as a "lux camp" for dogs and puppies. I was intrigued and called for an appt to view the property and see the operations. I was met by the Camp Director/Owner, a delightful, sincere woman named Lucinda. She greeted me and my dog and proceeded to show me the camp home, which is divided into sections based on the needs and behaviors of the various dogs she was boarding. She listened to my description of my dogs needs, habits and observed her to judge how she would behave w other dogs. One by one she let a dog out from the house, where they have their "sleep over", cautiously to see what my dog would do. As the animals were about my dog's size everyone seemed to accept each other. Great news! Lucinda decided to take the next step by taking my dog w the small pack for some exercise on the trail in the woods behind the house. The dogs were running around having a great time which relieved my anxiety that my dog might not like to be off leash but she was running and getting some great exercise and learning to enjoy the pack mentality. No fighting or misbehaving, perfect! Lucinda works tirelessly to pamper the pooches morning and night. Morning feedings, evening feedings, medications and always careful observations of the pets. They all sleep like happy babies when the day ends in a real home environment. Prices are in line and reasonable I think for an overnight stay of $44 including feeding, walking, playtime and careful observation by someone who is highly qualified and very knowledgeable of pet behavior. All animals come in contact w other pets only when owner has documentation for boarding such as rabies vaccination, bordetello. This place is a well thought out and safe place to leave your precious pet while you are away. So relax, they got your back!

Lucinda does a great job taking care of our baby. We've been with her for over a year now and never…read morehad a problem.

We have been bringing our dogs "plural" here for almost 30 years. Dealt with Dr turn overs and…read morecovid sitting in my car for longer than I wanted to. Walk ins... waiting a month for an appointments. We loved Dr Rosenquist who treated us like family. Two days ago I asked for my dog's heart guard prescription and was told the dr had to write it and would be ready yesterday. Called yesterday and was told they had a floater vet and they didn't write them. So I went in today and waited about 15 minutes to pick up a piece of paper and then was told that the vet... that I never saw... wouldn't write the prescription because i had to-prove he had been on the medication. I send this paper into Chewy's to get the medication. In the past they would just fax the prescription into Chewy but now we have to go get it from the vet and send it ourselves. So now i have to contact Chewy to get some proof that I have actually been giving him the medication. I don't pay Chewy $100 for medicine that he needs and just shelve it. If I don't show proof that i give him the said medicine.. i have to pay for another blood test to prove i give him the medicine. Do you see the frustration. I think I'll pay another vet for his blood test and move on.

We have been going to this vet at least since 2008 and have paid them thousands of dollars on…read moremedication and treatment for our pets over the many years since. But these people treat you like a complete stranger, or even worse, like an enemy. Especially if you are a walk in, but even if you have an appointment. Here's my latest story. On my most recent visit, I waited about an hour and 10 minutes to be called back just for two simple shots that took the vet less than two minutes to administer. I was grateful that the male doctor and the assistant, Johnna, who actually did the work were extremely pleasant. They also were very quick and efficient in administering the medications. But before I got to this point, the desk clerk told me they had to give the dog an annual exam before administering the shots. The first time I ever heard this in all these years. I am not even sure its true or required by law. So I was not happy especially after waiting nearly two hours to be told that I would have to pay even more than for just the two shots, which is all the notice I received in the mail told me they needed - not an annual exam. I repeat, I was not told I would need an annual exam and that's totally wrong to not let the customer know beforehand as I am guessing this costs way more than the two shots combined. So to tell both sides of the story, yes, I let both the desk clerk and the assistant manager know I was not happy. And I was pretty adamant because this is not the first time I have let these two know I have been less than happy with their service, although I must admit the past several visits have gone without a hitch, likely since I didn't have to deal with them. I reminded them that that I was a paying customer for all these years and that I expected to be treated as such. Their answer? If I wasn't happy, there were six other vets in the area I could go to. In my entire professional life, I have never directed a customer to a competitor, no matter how upset they were. Fixing the problem is the way to deal with the problem, not sending money out the door to a competitor? I mean who in the business world does that? Then they let me know they were going to mail me my paperwork. To be totally transparent, these are the main people that are not pleasant to deal with at this practice. The rest of the staff I have dealt with and who have dealt with me have been great. So I along with the other decent staff there are not the problem. Also worth noting, there was a tension between the decent staff and these two individuals who I have to say are the most totally anti-customer centric people I have ever run into at a service establishment in this area. You could feel the tension in the air as if the nicer staff were trying to diffuse the situation and act as a buffer between me and these other two people, who quite honestly act like you work for them and not the other way around. None of this testimony is good for a local business. I don't care how many customers they have and how many give them positive reviews - there are plenty of bad reviews to go around on this vet. A key takeaway? Their way of dealing with loyal customers, at least those who might express dissatisfaction, is totally unprofessional.

Kim is so responsible and we know we know she will be there and take great care of our cats. She…read moresends pictures of them whenever she visits and spends quite a bit of time, talking to them and playing with them. They are very happy when she's here, maybe to the point where they're not so happy when we come home. I highly recommend Kim if you need a cat sitter.

From the owner: Kim's Cat Sitting Service is here to serve you and your cat while you are away. In your home cat…read moresitting. Serving High Point and Emerywood neighborhoods in NC.

Love this spot for daycare! Dog Gone Fun has been taking care of my crazy high-energy puppy one/two…read moredays a week for the past six months. They have a very active presence on social media and frequently post pictures of the dogs having fun. They have a large indoor and outdoor playspace, so they can accommodate all weather. Also, you can drop off as early as 7am and pick up as late as 6pm. They do have rules in place for the drop off/pickup window to minimize disruptions to the dogs during mid-day rest time. My dog always looks like he's having so much fun in their pictures. Recently they had kiddy pools out (on the first hot day of the year). Super fun! He always comes home super exhausted and the staff tells us how he played all day. Also, their portal is easy to use for bookings and they have affordable packages available. Overall, I'm a big fan of Dog Gone Fun for daycare!

I've taken 3 of my dogs for class training at Dog Gone Fun in Kernersville. My experience was…read morefantastic! My dogs and I learned how to work together in everyday situations in a way that makes us both happy. Basic manners in the home and while out and about are a foundation of living with dogs. It's fun and rewarding. My current dog and I will be taking every class available in the future. If you have a dog, you need to take training from the experts at Dog Gone fun in Kernersville. I cannot recommend them highly enough!

Excellent pet care. My dogs love to go and they take wonderful care of them. I know they are in…read moreloving hands and receive great attention .

Love them!!! Biscuit was one of their first clients! In…read moreeleven yrs I've stayed only with them. I don't even let family members keep him because he loves to go there so much to play with the other dogs. They love Biscuit, too, which is comforting when you leave your pet somewhere especially for a week at the beach There's much comfort in knowing he's with them!