The staff and the owner, Candace, are wonderful. They are friendly and responsive to customers. We…read morehave taken our dogs there for several years, and our dogs are always happy to be there. Also, we have had our dogs groomed at Doggie Diggs and have been happy with the results.

Candace and her team are beyond amazing they take excellent care of my 10 month old Pom! My puppy…read moreabsolutely loves going to doggie digs- going to daycare has become part of our routine- beyond grateful for candace and her team. 10/10 highly recommend

My girls love Rub My Belly Dog Care! They go twice a week to play with their friends. Ms. Deborah…read moretakes great care of them when they are at day care. They play and come home happy and tired. The day care is set up perfectly for the dogs. They have places to play inside and outside, dog beds, plenty of spots to sit by themselves too if they don't want to play that day (I have one who sometimes wants to sit on the couch by herself most of the day). The girls get groomed here on their regular days which is super convenient since it takes something off our list of things to do. Plus, I have one dog who is scared of the clippers, but she already trusts Ms. Deborah so she's doing better with grooming. We have done several boarding visits too. I love that the girls don't have to spend time in crates when we are away. Neither of my dogs does well in a crate. I know they are safe, well cared for, and being loved while we are away. I can't relax worrying about my dogs- so I really appreciate this. If you are looking for the newest, fanciest building in town for your dog to stay in. This isn't your place. If you're looking for the best care for day care, boarding, or grooming (and no crates) for your special little doggie, Rub My Belly is the right place!

My dogs love it there. In fact when I pick up my dog JJ. He sad and depressed because he doesn't…read morewant to leave and loves all the attention he gets there.

Top Dog Pet Sitting and Dog Walking Serve is the best in Fort Worth! My pet sitter/dog walker…read moreChristine Lyons does a fantastic job taking care of my boys on a daily basis. Having her come by during the work week and occasional weekends makes life so much easier for me and my pug Igor and chiweenie Hector. Igor is a senior dog with mobility issues and can longer wait as long as he used to. Christine carries him up and down stairs and makes sure he gets the outdoor relief he needs and the walks that both boys need at midday. If you want peace of mind knowing your pets are taken care of and getting their daily walks, look no further! Top Dog will take great care of your babies!

Let's get started by saying not only am I an employee, but I am a customer as well. I recently…read morewent on a vacation in Nov. I chose the ladies I work with to help me out. Natalie came for a meet and greet (I'm one of those picky dog owners) with my two Goldens. I was impressed! The whole time I was on my cruise Natalie updated me and took tons of pictures even having to re-do the couch covers as they think they are their own personal tug toys! I finally was able to relax and enjoy a trip without worrying. Thanks Top Dog and Natalie for taking such good of my two goof balls! Let me say as an employee as well I put faith in all the ladies I work with. Shannon and the team did not let me down! They are all top notch! If a fellow employee can recommend them based on their own experience you have nothing to lose except the worry!

Our Hazel loves the staff and how shiny and soft they leave her after her spa day! The staff is…read morevery friendly and they do such an excellent service! I highly recommend them for your pet's grooming.

I have used them several times over the past few years but today they insisted that I furnish them…read morewith vet records showing the "expiration date" of the parvovirus vaccine my two dogs received. I told them I had a receipt from the vet's office which showed they received their parvo vaccines yesterday. They said they still needed vet records showing the expiration date to "protect the groomers." I assured them that parvo vaccinations administered yesterday have not expired. (I did not see any point in letting them know that the parvovirus carried by dogs is not transmissable to humans.) They still needed the records. I guess its time to change groomers.

i found this place by chance when we had to go out of town last year and I love it, more…read moreimportantly....my boy loves it and every one who works there!!! he is always super excited to go there, i like that they are so good with him and they are all so sweet and nice and you can tell that they love the puppies, i am will always bring my baby here, as long as i have him.

Everyone is so nice and very professional. My pup was worn out when I picked him up. A tired puppy…read moreis a good puppy

Everyone, Please meet Lucky. Our German Shepherd we rescued last year. Lucky is my soulmate…read morefurbaby. He's also very quiet, shy, lovable....the list goes on and on. I searched high and low to find the best furbaby sitter when we were out of town. I decided on Boat Club Pet Resort for many reasons: Very clean and staff very attentive to us humans and especially our fur babies. Price! They're a heck of a lot cheaper than pet sitter that enters your home....when you're not there that always made me nervous. Location, Location,Location! Easy access from all parts of Fort Worth area. Daily I would receive Report Card on Lucky, with all info on his day, mood,eating,etc. they took pictures of him too! Side Note: we were so anxious about leaving our love bucket, we had a death in our family and a week later our daughter was getting married.....our stress level was to the max .... however, not once did I worry or wonder how Lucky was getting along with the staff or other dogs. I kid you not, The resort became our extended family! Go up anytime and ask for a tour, get their prices and meet the staff - you can bet they have what you are looking for, your fur babies will thank you!

They do a good job but their scheduling is ridiculous there unavailable on Saturdays and us 9-5…read morepeople who work aren't able to be accommodated so definitely looking at other places

I Boarded my dog at Yellow Rose over spring break and was very disappointed. He came back covered…read morein ticks, and when I reached out, the response lacked accountability. Instead, I was told I was using the wrong preventative, which didn't address the issue at all. Not the level of care or responsibility I expected. I would not allow my dog to return to their care.

I have never had to board a dog of mine before, so I was super nervous. I decided to check out this…read moreplace and I'm so glad I did. They are OUT OF THIS WORLD! They actually care about you and your pets. Making a reservation was super easy, the whole staff is friendly, kind, and knowledgeable. Before I made the reservation I spoke with Jonelle and she was very nice. While my dogs were there they even sent a couple of updates about how they were without me even asking which I REALLY appreciated as my dogs are truly my babies. We also have a boy who has issues with his ears so we don't touch them and I told them and they listening to my requests about that. They also let my babies room together which was so helpful for me and for them to feel more comfortable. I can't express how much I appreciate them. If I ever need to board my fur babies again I will definitely book here and if you need a good boarding place this is it. Thank you so much A Yellow Rose Pet Resort!!

I brought my dog in on Friday because he had developed a limp. He was still running, eating…read morenormally, and otherwise acting like himself. Based on what I could see, I suspected he may have had something stuck in his paw, possibly a splinter, but I couldn't get a good enough look to confirm. About 30 minutes after dropping him off, a veterinary technician called asking for authorization to perform X-rays. I explained that this seemed excessive given my dog's symptoms and asked whether the veterinarian had examined him yet. The technician told me the veterinarian had not. I requested that my dog first receive a thorough physical examination before moving to advanced diagnostics, and specifically asked them to look at an inflamed digit that I had noticed. Roughly 30 minutes later, I received another call. I was told the veterinarian was still recommending X-rays. I asked whether a thorough examination had now been completed and was told yes. I then asked whether his paw had been shaved to allow a proper inspection of the inflamed area. The answer was no. I expressed my concern that diagnostics were being recommended before fully investigating the most obvious potential source of the problem. I made it clear that I was willing to approve X-rays if they were truly necessary, but I wanted the paw examined thoroughly first. Another 30 minutes later, the veterinarian called and informed me that X-rays had already been performed and showed no fractures. At that point, his paw still had not been shaved or closely examined as I had repeatedly requested. This was extremely frustrating. I felt my concerns as the owner and primary caretaker were being dismissed rather than considered as part of the diagnostic process. During the conversation, I explained that my issue was not with the veterinarian's experience or expertise. My concern was that the clinic appeared more focused on pursuing billable diagnostics than conducting a thorough examination of the most likely source of the problem. Rather than explaining the medical reasoning behind the recommended approach, I felt I was repeatedly being pushed toward expensive testing without clear justification. Ultimately, my dog was sent home with pain medication and an anti-inflammatory medication despite no definitive cause being identified. Unfortunately, this is the second time I have felt unheard at this clinic. I own three dogs and have never hesitated to spend money on their care when it is necessary. Cost was never the issue. The issue was communication, transparency, and the feeling that my concerns were not being taken seriously. After speaking with the veterinarian, the practice manager, Liz, called me to discuss the situation. During that conversation, I requested records for all three of my dogs and asked about a credit for a previously purchased service that was never used. Liz told me everything would be ready in approximately 20 minutes, so I informed her I would return then to pick up my dog. When I arrived, the receptionist began reviewing medications and charges. When I asked about the credit I had already discussed with Liz, she initially appeared unaware of the situation despite notes being present in my file. After reviewing the notes, she informed me the credit would not be applied. By this point, I simply wanted to pay and leave. What happened next was even more disappointing. The receptionist made a snide remark during our interaction. While I acknowledge that I was frustrated, customer-facing staff should be trained to handle upset clients professionally. More importantly, management failed to properly prepare the front desk staff for a situation they already knew existed. Since Liz was aware of my concerns and previous conversations, she should have either handled the checkout herself or ensured the receptionist was fully briefed. The interaction ultimately escalated to the point where I was told to wait outside and was threatened with having the police called for trespassing while my dog was still in the clinic's possession. I found this response completely unprofessional and inappropriate. The most concerning part of this experience is that the same communication failures that affected me as a client can also affect patient care. Veterinary medicine relies on collaboration between pet owners and medical professionals. When owners feel ignored, concerns go unaddressed, and communication breaks down, it undermines trust in the care being provided. I will not be returning to this clinic. Their lack of communication, professionalism, and willingness to listen has cost them a long-term client with three dogs who routinely receive veterinary care.

While our dog ultimately passed, Dr Plaska and her team did everything under the sun to try to get…read moreher back to health. When we had to put her down, their team was so compassionate and kind. They truly care about their clients.