I have been boarding my dog here for over 12 years. They take great care of her and she enjoys…read moregoing in. I always get the pampered pet package so that her nails and bath are done as well. I definitely recommend them.

Our dog loves this place. He has separation anxiety but always wags his tail when he gets there…read more They always remember him and his needs when we arrive.

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.

My dog seems to like this place. I love all the pictures they post of the dogs on Facebook and it's…read morea HUGE plus that they have early Sunday morning drop off. I was nervous because although my dog has been boarded before he's never been to a group play daycare so I appreciated they make you bring your dog in for an assessment to make sure it's the right place for him and know that they're not allowing dogs in who are not a good fit. Sunny came home and went straight to sleep in my lap I know he was given lots of attention and got to play all day!

For the first time in years, my wife was able to go inside during our cat's follow up visit. Per my…read morewife, the nurse did not handle our sweet, handsome boy with care while putting him on the scale to take his weight. When my wife called to tell me (cause I'm at work), I called the clinic to get the doctor to call me to discuss what happened. If this is how they would treat my sweet fur baby while us being present, I don't want to think how they would treat him behind closed doors. The doctor called me and doubled down that they handled him appropriately. I told him in the 9 years and the 3 veterinary clinics I have taken him from Raleigh to Greensboro to Kernersville that I've never seen a nurse grab him with 2 hands, forcefully gripping at the neck and the back to put him on the scale. I could tell as soon as I answered the phone that the doctor was going to fight me tooth and nail. I wasn't looking for any sort of compensation, I just wanted to know if they handled all cats like this. He wouldn't even let me get a word in without telling me how wrong I was and that "I wasn't there." He should have been glad I wasn't because I would have said something right then and there. I would not bring your fur babies here. Plus, they rush you in an out and charge for a full office visit. There are plenty of veterinary clinics in the area, choose elsewhere.

Our dog developed really low thyroid! With the help of Dr Marti she's the pup we knew and love! Her…read morecoat had gotten dry and sparse, now its thick and soft! We thought she was dying...she had no energy, at all! Now she's super energetic and playful!! Thanks to Dr Marti!!

Before I met Larry and used Canine Kisses, I was unable to leave my girls to go on vacation without…read morefeeling like I was neglecting them. Larry is a caring and attentive professional who genuinely strives to provide wonderful care for my girls. I highly recommend his service! Daniel Brown Clemmons, NC

We have used Larry for several years. Larry is professional, caring and dedicated to his work. My…read morepets are loved and cared for as if they were his own pets. On a couple of occasions we have been away for an extended period of time and have worried about our pet's anxiety levels. I appreciate that Larry stays in communication by text and keeps us updated on their wellbeing. There is no one more dedicated. I enthusiastically endorse Larry and Canine Kisses.

I came for their Grande opening celebration and felt very excited to try them out after learning…read moreall about their services and meeting the staff. My dog is 9 years old and went to daycare for the first time today. I feel 100% confident in the care given to all the dogs here. They assessed his energy and confidence level and put in with the lower energy dogs which I appreciate they put that among other factors when placing dogs in their play groups. I got a detailed report card with photos, letting me know how his day went, and I was given info when I picked him up. All of my questions were met and I am so glad that this establishment has opened up. We will be using them from now on for our daycare and boarding.

I have a little s*** poo dog and they gave him the best haircut he's ever had. He was so proud of…read morehimself when he came out of the groomer. I'm making another appointment for him for sure. I highly recommend all american pet resorts.

I am beyond disappointed with Walkertown Veterinary Hospital…read more I called with what I considered an emergency after my dog's nail had been completely torn off. He was bleeding everywhere, and I was only a few miles away. I explained the situation over the phone and the first thing I was asked was whether I was an existing client. Since I was in the area for business and my regular veterinarian is an hour and a half away, I told them no. The response was simply that they had no openings. Instead of helping an injured dog that was only minutes away, I was told to drive to Greensboro, over an hour away, while my dog continued bleeding. Thank you for nothing. If you advertise emergency care, it should be based on the urgency of the animal's condition, not whether someone has been there before. My dog was in pain, I was only a few miles away, and I was fully prepared to pay whatever it cost to get him treated. Instead, I was turned away because I wasn't already a client. What disappointed me the most was the complete lack of compassion from the person who answered the phone. There was no urgency, no empathy, and no willingness to help beyond sending me over an hour away. This experience left me with a terrible impression of the entire practice. When someone calls with a genuine emergency, they expect compassion and at least an attempt to help, not to be dismissed because they aren't already in your system. I will never recommend this veterinary office, and I'll be sharing my experience with anyone looking for emergency veterinary care in the area.

We were very upset with our experience, but the stay sent us actual paw prints from Mack. They…read morealso sent a sympathy card signed by the staff. This kind act made us feel much better!

Friendly staff. Plenty of parking. There's an electric door for the main entrance but manual doors…read morefor the inside. There's no separate dog and cat area in the lobby so be prepared. They took us at last minute and dr Horne was very helpful. The nursing staff was exceptional. Everything was done with care and very efficiently. Highly recommended.

My journey with Dr. Hicks began when I urgently reached out to Town n Country Veterinary after a…read moresudden decline in the health of my one-year-old rat, Baby Betty Blue. Betty was initially a feeder rat from a pet store. I adopted her to accompany a rat I was fostering, who had lost their best friend. Although the pet store didn't sell pet rats, they sold male feeder rats, and the staff members were happy that she somehow made her way into the feeder bucket because now she had a home. This marked the beginning of an unbreakable bond a person has with an animal. Betty is not just any rat; she is an extraordinary companion who brought immense joy and adventure into my life. Despite her small size, she exuded a vibrant spirit and was always excited to be with me. Her adventurous nature earned her the nickname "The Great Adventure Rat." Betty has a chronic upper respiratory virus, similar to feline infections, which caused her near-death experience and left lung scarring. She even has her own Minnie Mouse-sized nebulizer! This is Betty's story. On February 6th, while saying goodnight to Betty, I discovered a lump near her left ear. Since it was the weekend, I took Betty to urgent care. They were unable to provide a definitive diagnosis, but the lump, which had doubled in size overnight, was suspected to be malignant cancer due to its behavior. Determined to give Betty a fighting chance, I sought help from NC State Veterinary School and set an appointment for a few days later. First, a student was sent out first to inform me that if I see any red or bloody tears from Betty, it's just something that happens to rats in extremely stressful situations. I've seen severely stressed rats and haven't seen that before. They told me she had pretty severe scarring on her lungs, red stuff in her nose that rats develop from physical trauma, and also the ear bone on the side with the tumor was disintegrating. The vet said the mass wrapped up to her shoulder and down to her neck and was invading muscle and vascular portions of her small body. There was no way it could be 100% removed and would possibly grow back while she was recovering from surgery IF she even survived. Betty has been too terrified to come out of her enclosure since and only trusts me. I did not give up and sent an email to many small animal and exotics vets and had only receive a few responses as a week went by. I was losing hope and didn't want to waste our time left searching for vets constantly, so I stopped. On February 23rd, I was ecstatic to receive a response from Dr. Hicks, who expressed her willingness to help AND remove the tumor! Dr. Hicks, whom I met on February 24th, was incredibly kind and understanding. The mass on Betty's body having grown slightly, was beginning to cause her discomfort. We both agreed that Betty deserved one last shot at many more pain-free days, even if it meant risking her life with surgery. After an anxious three-hour wait, Dr. Hicks emerged with a smile, delivering the best news: she believed she had removed the entire mass, even around her carotid artery! Betty was alive, recovering well, and happy to see me. It was a moment of immense relief and joy. Just a week later, Betty is fully healed, back to adventure seeking and free from medication. Dr. Hicks' dedication and skill saved my beloved friend when no one else was willing to try. Her compassion and expertise is rare, and I cannot express enough gratitude for her help. Dr. Hicks is so friendly and bubbly, it feels like talking to a best friend who's going to save your pet. If you are in the Burlington, NC area, or are fine with traveling a bit to get the best care for your furry friend. I highly recommend Dr. Hicks at Town n Country Veterinary. She is truly exceptional. My gratitude for this sweet, young vet is without bounds. She could call me at midnight with a shady task and well, if do it, no questions asked!

We love Cozy Country Kennels. We highly recommend them. We have two mixed German Shepherd rescues…read more We have been boarding our dogs there for about ten year. They are extremely kind and accommodating. It is a family run business and all their employees have as much compassion for your fur babies as they do. We feel like they are part of our extended family. Steve and D