The cut was awful, one ear longer then the other. Face was not trimmed underbelly was not cut and…read morehe smells bad! Never again!!

Not only did the groomer fail to complete the job on my golden retriever, he also shaved her coat…read morewhich left her with a shirt, fuzzy coat. He said he was in a hurry. Sloppy and lazy.

Been bringing our dog here now for two separate training sessions. The first training session was…read morereactive dog training and the second was barn hunt. Both classes were great and the instructors were professional and friendly.

Look on google to get the full picture. This dog training place is incredible. If you're hoping to…read morehave a place you can take your dog once a week for an hour and then stop the training then yes, you will be disappointed. At Pawsative they give you the answers, owning a dog is a partnership. Ever since starting Pawsative training my dog and I have grown such a tight bond. Absolutely recommend to everyone on the street especially when they say "wow your dog is so well behaved." Owe it all to Pawsative.

My wife and I take our pup to fast cat events around the state…read more These are organized One at a time. Dog sprints chasing a plastic " rabbit " It's one of many club sponsored canine events the club put together. We've been to Soldotna Nikiski Kenai Palmer and Wasilla. To various kennel club sponsored dog events. The Tanana valley club members are so warm and friendly. Beyond the show ring, we are committed to educating the public on responsible dog ownership, breeding, training, and the many ways dogs enrich our lives. Whether you're an experienced exhibitor, a performance competitor, or simply passionate about dogs, we invite you to join us in celebrating and supporting the incredible bond between humans and their canine companions.

My dog was attacked by a pack of dogs after I asked them not to put her in a play group only to…read morefind out they did just that so they didn't have to do individual care. She was mauled and beaten with a shovel, jr staff told me about the shovel. Do not take your loved ones here!

Owner is very condescending and difficult to work with. The last time I drop my dog off I overheard…read moreher on their radio system describing my dog in way that was less than acceptable. There are great employees there but unfortunately the owner needs to refresher customer service skills.

Cold Spot Feeds is the go to place for "dog anything"! I buy my Annamaet dog food there. They are…read morealways welcoming and quick to help both finding what you need, and also to help load it in your car. They have supplies for cats and other pets also. For people with farm animals, they cary feed and other needed items. They also carry several vaccines for you to treat your animals at home. Finally, they honor our veterans/active military with a discount and seniors also get a wisdom discount, lol! Thanks for being here!

$180 for a kennel that costs $102 at petco. Absolutely ridiculous, taking advantage of their…read morecustomers like that

I like the "Petco" store, except for one particular thing which I will get to in a moment. I have…read moretaken my male Siberian Husky (named "Skye") to this store for the Sunday pet clinic where he was given his full set of shots and he had a microchip inserted beneath his skin for future identification if/as needed. Skye has also been there more than once for their basic dog grooming service. However the "one particular thing" that bothers me about this store is their checkout service. The store has about 3 cash registers available to use for checkout, but 99% of the time there is only one checkout lane open with a line of 6-10 people waiting to pay for their goods. I did mention to the single cash register operator (one time when checking out) that the store should open another 1 or 2 registers to reduce the waiting period. The person responded saying that they would do that if they had a sufficient number of store employees available to operate even one more cash register checkout lane. I understand that a number of businesses have had to reduce their hours, or close entirely for a day, because they could not find a sufficient number of people willing to work at that business. However, when one has to stand in line for (what seems like) 10-15 minutes to pay for a single dog chew toy, it still is very bothersome (at least to me). There is another "pet store" in town that goes by the name of "Cold Spot Feeds, Inc." (locally known just as "Cold Spot"). On more than one occasion, when shopping for my Husky, I have thought about that long wait in the checkout line at the "Petco" store, and then decided to do my shopping at "Cold Spot." The "Cold Spot" store has a single, but very efficient and large, "Checkout Desk" (or "Checkout Kiosk") with multiple people waiting to answer customer questions, assist customers with advice or with finding in-store products, and, also, to quickly checkout each customer. I find that, even if an item costs a bit more at "Cold Spot," I am willing to pay that "extra amount" in order to shop at a store that provides me with an efficient (and quick) checkout experience.

Friendly staff in a big box store. Always helpful, knowledgeable and respectful. If you have a…read morequestion that they can't answer at the time they'll find the answer and contact you directly to follow up.

Nice free family fun! Everyone should see at least one dog sled race in their lifetime. Check it…read moreout.

Dr. Dee and her staff are amazing, my pup DeeOGee loves going there when we get in the car to go…read moreshe is ready, once we get there she pops out the car and halls paws to the door. They are VERY caring people who truly care about animals of all kinds. Its very easy to get an appointment even in an emergency situation. I would HIGHLY recommend Animal House for all your pet needs.

Doggie day care, buyer beware! The play yard has pea gravel mixed with sand and if you have a high…read moreenergy dog I'd recommend another place. Our dog was inadequately supervised during outdoor play for two days leading to what THEY euphemistically call "pebble paw". The fact that they have a name for it tells me it's not the first time they've seen it happen. His foot pads were so abraded and painful he could barely walk. Never going back.