Perfect solution to your peace of mind when you must leave your pets. Excellent care by Jordan, who…read moreis a vet tech. Your pets will be happy and you will come home to pets that have been well taken care of. Finley's Friends is my only choice for care when my pets need someone to look after your pets.

Jordan is great with my kitties. And they love her. They wait in line to get brushed by her-she…read moretakes her time with each one-she is very thorough and also cleaned their ears and trimmed their nails. I highly recommended Jordan for any of your pet needs. She definitely loves animals and it shows.

Oh my-Coco had an amazing weekend here! Community play, skill assessment and full on communication…read morewith owners! 7 year old labradoodle, friendly but we could refine her obedience and playfu

Jim worked wonders with my golden retriever pup. Communicated clearly, set the right expectations,…read moreexpanded my knowledge on how to maintain training as well as other questions I had in regards to feeding portions. Definitely knows his stuff! Lauren who contacted me the dates of availability is also incredibly helpful with amazing patience. Definitely would recommend this for board and train or private lessons!

Ridiculously overpriced and the kids that work there have no idea what they're doing unless they're…read morebeing insanely micromanaged.

This is what dog care should be. We have kenneled elsewhere and this is a completely different…read moreexperience. They let your dog run around and play with other dogs of similar sizes (while being monitored) for most of the day. The sleeping area is well lit and clean. They do not have a lot of dogs at the same time so your dog gets personal treatment. I felt like they gave me my money's worth and my dog is happy. The staff is great, super friendly. Plus, they post pics of your dog on Facebook so you can see them playing while you are away. Do use this kennel if you live near them.

PetSmart is guilty of false advertising. They post two huge signs on their front doors saying…read more"BOGO toys and treats. Details inside." Ask the checkout clerk for the 'details'. She knows nothing. Tour the store and find only items for 'buy three get one free'. Go back to the checkout clerk to find the BOGO items. She now says the sign is in error, there are no BOGO items. Ask for manager (Kathryn) who will not honor the advertised BOGO offer. She acknowledges the BOGO sign and what BOGO means. And that the sign is wrong but she will not honor it. Nor will she take down the false advertisement. Of allow me to do so. Any store that knowingly posts a false advertisement (and refuses to correct it) deserves a full-blown boycott.

I love pet smart I just do not like they are always out of stock on the items i need. They…read moredefinitely beat petco though, petco is over priced

Bowling Green/Warren County Humane Society…read more another horrible experience with this shelter. we have been trying to find the perfect dog for our home that met our landlords requirements for YEARS now and we finally did today. we saw 2 adorable jack russell terrier mixes, and really wanted to adopt the male. his kennel wasn't marked as adopted and the woman let us walk him and decide if we were going to adopt him. in the past as a volunteer, when a dog is being walked I have been told that if the people walking it are considering adoption, they can't be claimed by someone else in that moment. well today the rules must have changed because in the time under 5 minutes we were seeing how the dog acted on a leash, we decided we really wanted to give him a home. we go inside and another taller blonde woman with a bun and a black puffer vest comes over and said there's people that look at the shelter from all over the country on petfinder and other partners that can claim the dog. he was now adopted. she had gone in the system and marked him as claimed in the time we were outside with him. we find out he hasn't yet been paid for and he's on hold until friday for them to pick up the dog. this absolutely crushed me to hear because we got our hopes up so high and felt an instant connection with him and his temperament was so good. I don't understand why that woman thought it was okay to do that when another employee (who did nothing wrong) had let us walk him and decide whether or not we wanted him just to turn around and promise him to someone else at the same time without warning us. this was sneaky and so unprofessional because now I'm an emotional wreck until I know Friday whether or not this can work out for us as a backup plan for the dogs adoption. I will never in my life return to this shelter or recommend it to anyone else if this fails. I am praying so hard that we can somehow still adopt him but this was a horrible experience to have to deal with.

I've adopted 2 cats from here. Each time after I have taken them home, within the first few hours I…read morehave noticed they had worms. If that doesn't show you the conditions that this place has, then idk what does. When I adopt a cat, I expect that everything is ok.

They have great customer service. They were very patient with my dog and I. They do offer care…read morecredit to help with payment plans and the establishment is very clean.

A Difficult Experience During a Painful Time…read more Losing a pet is incredibly hard, and when we faced the sudden decline of our beloved four-legged family member a year ago, we were emotionally vulnerable. Our regular vet recommended NVS when our senior dog suddenly couldn't move and was in obvious distress. We share this backstory to highlight our state of mind during our visit. After the initial exam, we were told our dog's condition could be terminal cancer or something else entirely, requiring surgery and tests for a definitive diagnosis. When we pressed for a prognosis, we received vague answers: days or weeks if it was terminal cancer, possibly years if it was something else. Given her advanced age, we questioned if putting her through surgery was truly in her best interest, and even asked about euthanasia, but received little guidance. The most jarring moment came when the surgeon, called in specially, told us, "I can give you five minutes to decide on the surgery. Then I leave" This comment, more than anything, shifted our focus from our pet's well-being to the surgeon's impatience. It left a lasting negative impression during an already agonizing decision-making process. Despite the uncertainty, and given less than ten minutes total to decide, we opted for surgery. The outcome was the worst-case scenario: terminal cancer. She might have weeks, maybe a few months. Ironically, the same surgeon who showed little empathy earlier offered the most poignant advice: "Be as present with her as you can." This, too, has stayed with us. During this stressful time, the discussion of costs arose. Over the phone, we were quoted upwards of $7,000, with an itemized breakdown including the initial exam, surgeon's consult, and surgical costs. We painstakingly confirmed the grand total multiple times, even writing it down for our records, as we were not at our best. We were told complications might make this go higher, but we would be called beforehand. At the end ended up around 10 thousand plus. There was no call. However, upon picking up our dog post-op, the bill was significantly higher. We were told we had "misheard" or "misunderstood," which we firmly disagreed with. They claimed the calls were recorded and they would listen back, leading us to believe the discrepancy would be resolved. We paid the inflated amount to take our dog home, but despite numerous follow-up calls, we never received a response or resolution regarding the overcharge. Our precious and loyal furbaby passed away just three weeks after the surgery. Now, with some distance, we can reflect on our experience. While we cannot blame NVS for her terminal condition, the overall lack of empathy and care shown towards both our pet and us during such a vulnerable time, coupled with the billing issue and subsequent unresponsiveness, lack oh empathy makes it impossible for us to recommend their services. One more thing the people at the front desk are just rude and cold with no c We still not hear from anyone to do a follow up on Torry and this means they don't care and just to hear their name make me sick. At the end of the day this place could and should be more understanding, emphatetic of the hard time when we deal with the health of our family members but for them is only money signs and like my grandmother used to say " actions speak Lauder then words? in this case no word nor actions.

We traveled to Bowling Green with a Corvette caravan and needed boarding for a day for our mini…read moreschnauzer after learning that the Petsmart in BG does not do doggie daycare. We contacted Paw A Day Inn and they said they could accommodate our doggie with a record of her vaccinations. Everyone at PAD Inn was nice and our doggie was well cared for.

Our dog was happy while she was there. We picked her up and she wanted to go back in there. We are…read morehappy with them.