Before Wonmanog, my boxer used to come home from a kennel in shell shock for a day or two. He…read morewould look thinner. Was it the constant barking? Or lack of sleep? I don't know. But he was happy at Wonmanog. At pick up, he was as happy as at drop off. I have two other dogs now, and I have the same experience with them. They are happy to arrive and know the family. There is always music playing. I can travel without worrying about whether they are cared for. If they can't be home alone, this is my best option. I recommend them highly to others in the area

Wonmanog is an amazing Kennel. Both of my dogs are always so excited to go there and play. They…read moretake great care of my pets when we board with them. 10/10 would recommend.

They appear clean and organized. I don't like being nicked and dimed for care that is only included…read moreif you're a member. Overall, I have been happy with the daycare.

I've waited three days before writing this, expecting that someone from ownership or management…read morewould reach out personally to express concern, apologize for the situation, or acknowledge the significant disruption and expense this caused our family. As we were preparing to leave for a trip to Italy this past Saturday, we received a call from the kennel caring for our dogs informing us that one of our dogs, Alfie, had escaped. What was most surprising was that the purpose of the call seemed to be asking whether Alfie had ever done something like this before. He hadn't. More importantly, one would reasonably expect a kennel to have secure fencing and proper access controls in place to prevent this type of situation from happening in the first place. Anyone who knows Alfie knows he's an incredibly sweet and adorable dog -- but he's certainly not some canine mastermind. He's no Steve McQueen in The Great Escape. The fact that he was able to get out raises serious concerns about the facility's security and procedures. It is now Monday evening, more than 48 hours later, and we still have not received a single call from the owner or management. I don't believe a single incident automatically means a business should be condemned. Mistakes can happen anywhere. But when a business fails to take ownership of a serious event after it occurs, that says a great deal about how they value accountability and customer trust. I sincerely hope no other family has to experience something similar.

I can't not say enough about Taylor and this service. We adopted a 4 year old pit just before…read moreChristmas. After Christmas my daughter who is in college was away for a few weeks and decided I to watch her dog while she was away. Our new dog attacked her dog and ended up with stitches and staples. I didn't know how to control or discipline our new dog. With Taylor's help we now have a very happy pit that we adore. I feel that I have more control over our new dog and he listens to me. Cannot thank Taylor enough.

From the owner: We are a professional, family-owned dog training company with over 40 years of experience that…read morespecializes in strengthening the bond between your dog and your family, with a strong emphasis on teaching your dog the highest level of obedience, despite even the toughest level of distractions. Our unique in-home dog training model is designed to teach owners how to train their dog alongside a professional dog trainer in their home environment as well as in small group settings. We strongly believe that the key to sustained obedience is to empower owners to be an integral part of the training experience. Once you begin the training process with us, you become a part of the DTE family. Contact us for a free in-home evaluation.

We can't say enough good things about working with Chris as he trained our beagle, Matilda! Beyond…read morethe excellent results we achieved responding to commands, eliminating pulling etc, Chris had the ability to connect with Matilda, being calm, gentle, and respectful. In addition, Chis is a goldmine of helpful tips and ideas from slow feeders to toys to games to play with your dog. Highly, highly recommend Chris !!!

From the owner: I am a retired k9 police supervisor with over 30 years experience with all breeds and any age I…read moreoffer one on one in home training for you and your dog. We can work on any issues that you are having or just want to make better. I use positive praise techniques. I have trained police dogs, service dogs,therapy dogs, and most of all, family pets. I am budget friendly, and I usually only need 2 to 3 sessions to accomplish your goals. I have trained hundreds of dogs, and I have worked with most breeds on many different issues. This includes basic listening and obedience skills to advanced home protection. Let me help you and your dog today. Visit my page on facebook Sutton k9 training

Joyce provided detailed updates while I was away. Knowing that my cat Mokie was eating well made it…read moreeasier to enjoy my vacation. Joyce went out of her way to spend time with Mokie, who is shy around new people. During her visits before my trip, she took notes regarding my feeding instruction.

We just can't stop watching our brood of cats enjoying the kick toys. We have used the pet sitting…read moreservices for many years and this new toys service is super! The toys are designed to entertain our cats and boy do they ever! Not a typical service. This company really knows what animals like and makes their toys for each species. We cannot recommend this Service more highly.

Canceled on us a few days before our vacation. We were scheduled for at least three weeks. They…read moresaid, sorry for your luck but we hope to see you again. Really?? Had to scramble and hoping we can make arrangements elsewhere. We called to confirm with them and they told us this. I'm curious how long they would of waited before they were going to tell us. Use someone else. Not reliable. The person who recommended them was just told the same thing. Beware!

communication is so poor. We texted, left voice mails....I'm not sure why it was so painful to…read morecommunicate with this dog walking company...

This is a message for all local pet owners to be aware and for Animal Hospital at Thorndale to…read morereflect on... I'm not one to post on fb often but I feel this needs to be addressed. **Thorndale Animal Hospital** I am writing this message in utter devastation and fury over how my desperate call for help was treated on Friday, May 15, 2026, at 4:43 PM. Our beloved dog, Chubbs, was suffering through a terrifying seizure episode, and I felt utterly helpless as I reached out to your clinic for assistance. During my call, I was pleading for immediate help, clearly expressing the urgency of the situation. I could hear my dog in distress and asked if you could hear her too. I was assured that you could. Yet, when the receptionist returned after putting me on hold, I was met with an infuriatingly cold response: I was told to monitor her and take her to an emergency room if the seizures continued. When I begged to bring Chubbs in for immediate care, I was told that I couldn't come because your clinic would be closing at 5 PM. In that moment, my heart shattered, and rage consumed me. I was sobbing uncontrollably, struggling to understand how your clinic's closing time could possibly outweigh the urgency of my suffering dog. I could have made it there by 4:50 at the latest, yet my desperate pleas were treated as if they were nothing but an inconvenience. **my call with your clinic** Me sobbing and begging "please please let me bring Chubbs in. I don't know what to do for her and I have two young kids here. Your clinic "if she continues to seize being her to the ER (Blue Pearl in Malvern) Me "please! You are only 3 minutes away from me! Malvern is a good 20-30 minutes and it's rush hour now! I just need her to feel calmer for the ride. Please help me" Your clinic "you can't, sorry, we closing soon" Then I hung up on her. After that heart-wrenching call, we had to wait for Chubbs to calm down enough to get her into the car. Tragically, she suffered three more seizures during the ride--two in the carrier and one just as we were entering the emergency room. The sight of our precious baby being rushed away by the emergency staff, with them frantically shouting for medications and treatment permissions, will haunt me forever. I understand the severity of cluster seizures; I know that what Chubbs was experiencing was critical and there's not much your clinic could have done to prevent the outcome of her passing. But I firmly believe that her suffering could have been alleviated had we been allowed to come to your clinic, even for a moment of care. So you can give her some thing to calm her down, enough for the ride to the BluePearl ER. Instead, the last hours of her life were filled with anguish and terror--not just for her, but for my entire family, including my two young children, who were left helpless and confused. I tried to explain to you that we will be at least 30 mins away and it's also rush hour.... I am not upset because the vet couldn't save her; I am furious that we were denied even a chance to help Chubbs find some comfort. I am convinced that if the vet had allowed us to come in, those additional seizures in the car could have been prevented. The cold indifference shown during such a critical moment is absolutely unacceptable. It felt as if your clinic's schedule, you clocking out on time, you making it for what ever dinner or after work plans were prioritized over the life of a suffering animal, and that thought infuriates me even more. I urge you to reflect deeply on how your policies impact those in desperate situations. No pet owner should ever have to endure the agony of being turned away when their beloved animal is in such distress.

I brought my 10 year old cat here because I discovered a large tumor on her underbelly. They…read moresuggested surgery but they said she would need further surgeries and will eventually die if the mass is cancer. They said the surgery if anything would help keep her comfortable for the next few months or so until she passed. Not once did they tell me SHE MIGHT NOT MAKE IT THROUGH THE SURGERY! I agreed to the surgery, it's cost was $4,571.42. After the surgery I took her home, she was still groggy when I got her settled, she ate, but she seemed very uncomfortable. I gave her the prescribed pain medicine as directed by staff member, no Vet greeted me to discuss her post surgery needs. The next day she was still not coming around I thought it was the pain and I gave her more medicine. Long story short, I took her back the next day. They didn't have a clue what was wrong but suggested to put her on fluids, and do blood tests, but that would be another charge! I told them I had no more to give. They said they would only charge me for the blood tests. They make you pay first!. I picked her up and the Head Vet/Owner looked me right in the eye and said, "Leah is going to make it, but you have to follow the plan". Since they are a Hospital, but have no overnight care, they sent me home with her and told me to keep her warm. Then the Head Vet/Owner said," If she makes it through the night then bring her back tomorrow at no charge, and we will put her back on fluids." I said," you just said she was going to make it" she said," Your cat is 10 years old with potential cancer, she is having a coming out of the anesthesia. We are sending you home with a warming pad," When I went to the front desk, a nasty vet tech told me they decided not to send me home with a warming pad, just to use my space heater. I figured they knew she wouldn't make it! I took my baby girl home that night and kept her warm. Leah died that night. I brought her back as scheduled the next day. They said it would be another $296.00 for cremation. Not the Vet or the Head Vet offered any condolences to me. The office manager offered me condolences with a hug. Later that day they called me and and said the cost of Leah's cremation was comped. I figured because they knew they shouldn't have operated on a 10 year old cat with a gigantic tumor!! That Monday I got a call from the Vet, but not the Head Vet/Owner, or the Surgeon, she offered her condolences. I asked why they didn't know she wouldn't make it? She said she only does minor surgeries. Not once did the "Surgeon" that operated on Leah say she there was a chance she wouldn't make it through the surgery!!! Don't let these people touch your Older cat, dog or animal. They are incompetent and they don't care. If you say you are a hospital, then why don't you have overnight care!!! Don't let them operate on your pets!! Give me my Money back!!!! Rest In Peace Leah, I am broken hearted.