The new owner/Vet, lacks compassion, & an animal clinic first priority is to prevent animal…read moresuffering! Conversely, this was not the case the last time I visited Pine Forest Animal Clinic. More, resources are limited, & some of the staff lacks in skills & manners. Moreover, the clinic has deteriorated in the past year, & if I could give it a zero rating I would!

We are thankful that our family member (and ourselves) is being well cared for by such…read moreknowledgeable and skilled professionals who tag along with the ultimate healer into the exam room! Obi-Wan, our much loved 11 year old English Cream has been up against Megaesophagus for 18 months. We brought him in for his first visit to PFAC with the worst in mind. 75lbs and rapidly going downhill. We left with hope, strengthened by Obi's steady progress with the treatment. Thanks again to all of the staff and for your spiritual approach to your profession. From: www.pineforestvet.com "Lord Jesus, we offer our hands, mind and heart to you for ministry and service. May we exercise our skills in such a way as to promote healing, preserve dignity and foster hope in those entrusted to our care. Lord, help us to become instruments of healing love and presence and fill our hearts that we may reflect you in our actions. Amen."

Dr. Weekly and staff are great to your fur babies! Have been using Companion for many years. I love…read morehow comfortable they make you just like your family.

Always felt like part of the family with the way they care. I trust them fully with all my…read morefurbabies' needs and love the people that work there.

My best friend takes his dog to this veterinarian's office and since I had just moved to the Ferry…read morePass area. My yorkie had tummy trouble & her breathing was just sort of "off". I was able to get her in to Dr Gandy the same day. She was admitted for about 24 hours. With her having an IV solution, etc - she bounced back almost immediately. I would trust Dr Gandy in the future should she have any issues down the road.

If you value the life of your pet, RUN, don't walk away from Dr. Gandy. Find someone who actually…read morecares about animals. My tiny dog was almost blinded by Gandy and after a year of treatment by a good vet my little guy still has PTSD for life. Gandi immediately blew us off when we tried to get him to take responsibility for his actions. I reported Gandy to the State and they did their best to help us. If you love your pet, find someone with a heart and a conscience.

I had a last minute trip the weekend before Christmas so that Friday I called around to multiple…read moreplaces. They didn't pick up the first time but I received a call back in less than a hour, which really surprised me. While trying to find the facility for drop off I was a little lost as you can't see the place from the road only a white sign. The drive up the dirty road was a little surprising to me as they don't have many pictures. I knew I had no other options on sure short notice. Walking in, the smell was alarming and the cats roaming around didn't give me the best feeling. They employees where nice and pleasant during check in. I was told over the phone that boarding was $18/a day and his bath would be $15. During pick up I was told the price was $90 which I'm not sure how they came up with those numbers if I dropped off Friday and picked up Monday (2 full days, 2 half days - $18/day and 1 bath $15) either way I didn't question it as I planned on tipping for the service. I didn't like that he was still wet when I picked him up and in the car he slept the entire time which is so not normal for a Shiba. However, They seem to be family owned which is great and I always try to suppose local businesses! I would use them again if I need boarding.

I am all for using Mom and Pop joints, it helps our community prosper. Klondike pet care has been a…read morefamily owned and run business since the 80's I believe. I have been bringing my babies to Klondike's for well over 3 years. Desiree the owner, is an incredible animal loving people person and I adore her. I had the pleasure of meeting Desi through a referral. My neighbor used Klondike's for her pitty mix and after a personal series of unfortunate events, I required boarding for my 2 dogs every weekend for several months. I have a Great Pyrenees and a Poodle mix and they have been absolutely spoiled by Desiree. My boys have loved coming to the kennel every single visit since. They know they are coming about 10 minutes away and you can tell they are stoked, My pyrenees has even jumped out my car window because I was taking to long to open the car door, all to get to Desiree quicker! The Kennel is on personal private property and Desiree lives a short walk away, which makes me confident my babies will be well taken care of. Desiree also handles all of my grooming needs. My boys had a photo shoot coming up and Desiree was able to squeeze them in for their regular doggy doo's. My boy's get so many compliemnts on how good they look. Desiree makes sure my Great Pyrenees stays free of mats and tangles in his abundence of fur. Thank you for your wonderful services Desi, you are truly one of a kind.

I wish I had known this company was on here sooner…read more Rommey is one of the best trainers, animal lovers, and persons I've met. Her combined knowledge and love for dogs is amazing. Most importantly to us, she was straight forward, but really patient with us humans. Not only does she know animals, she knows people. She knows when good people bite off more than they can chew and she still helps. She goes to the end of the earth for dogs and their people. I have sung her praises to lots of people, but am glad to do it here!

Rommey was the original foster for our adopted puppy, so we were thrilled to learn that she offers…read morepet sitting services. We can go on vacation and never have to worry about him, when he is with Rommey. We know he is well taken care of, gets plenty of love, play time and exercise. He loves her so much that he jumped into her car instead of ours when we were picking him up :) I should be jealous, but it makes me happy to know that he feels loved when we are away. Thank you Rommey, you are the best.

This is a very professional and caring vet. They are very good about getting us in, always have a…read moregood supply of materials on hand and care about our dog. They usually are busy and have an excellent following in the local area. The staff is always ready to help, even if you just need to purchase medication. I think the previous negative reviews aren't fair to those who work hard and have done great things for me and thousands of other area pets. This is a medical field, and things don't go always as planned, for the best bet or human doctors. I suggest you look at their years of business and repeat customers to see beyond these two limited reviews.

Been coming here since we moved here in 2010. Nothing but great care from here, and since we had Dr…read moreWalker for an appointment, I won't have anyone else. He is very kind and understanding. Our cat Lulu feels like a star when she comes in, even when it's with one of our other animals they always ask about Lulu. I'm very satisfied.

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE! I rarely leave negative reviews, but I hope sharing my experience encourages…read moreCain's Dog House to improve its communication and consultation process for future clients. I adopted my 2-year-old Goldendoodle, Crumbl, in March 2026. As a new doodle owner, I relied on Cain's Dog House's professional expertise when I scheduled his first grooming appointment with me on June 24. Prior to that, Crumbl had received a professional full grooming on May 9 with another groomer, so I believed I was maintaining his coat appropriately. At check-in, the consultation lasted less than five minutes, which lasted from me handling my dog with his leash to the groomer. That brief duration was the groomers quick visual assessment of my dog. I asked for a "good trim" & possibly shorter in the belly area. She briefly stated that Crumbl had matting and would need to be groomed "shorter," while trying to leave some fluff on his head. At no point was I clearly told that "shorter" meant shaving nearly his entire body down to the skin. I was not shown the matting, educated on what "pelted" meant, advised of the final appearance, or given an opportunity to make a truly informed decision before the grooming began. I entrusted them with Crumbl. To be clear, I am not disputing that shaving may have been the most humane option if Crumbl's coat was in fact severely matted. I am not a professional groomer. However, if that was the only safe option, I believe I deserved a thorough consultation explaining why, what the finished result would look like, the potential risks of shaving so closely, and proper aftercare. As a first-time doodle owner, I depended on the groomer's expertise and guidance. Unfortunately, that guidance was never provided. The result was heartbreaking for my son and me. I was completely shocked when I picked Crumbl up. He looked like an entirely different dog, with nearly all of his body shaved to the skin. It was emotionally upsetting to see such a drastic transformation without any warning or preparation. Since returning home, Crumbl has also experienced intermittent trembling, something I had never observed before. While I cannot determine whether it is related to the grooming itself, it is concerning enough that I will be scheduling a veterinary examination to ensure there are no underlying injuries, clipper irritation, skin sensitivity, or other medical concerns resulting from--or unrelated to--the grooming. What disappointed me most was the owner's response afterward. Rather than acknowledging that communication and expectation-setting could have been handled better, every response focused solely on defending the haircut and denying any responsibility for the consultation process. Even if the shave was professionally appropriate, effective communication and informed consent are equally important components of professional customer service. The owner also referenced Crumbl's previous grooming history with their salon from January. However, I was not his owner at that time. I adopted him in March 2026 and was bringing him in as a new client. My expectations, knowledge, and experience should have been treated accordingly. Every new owner deserves the same level of education and communication regardless of where the dog was previously groomed. This review is not about whether a short shave was necessary. It is about professionalism, transparency, client education, and informed consent. A responsible grooming experience should include taking the time to show owners the condition of their dog's coat, explain the available options, prepare them for a significant change in appearance, answer questions, and ensure they fully understand what to expect before proceeding. Despite my refund request being denied, I sincerely hope Cain's Dog House views this as constructive feedback and improves its consultation process. Better communication would have completely changed this experience, even if the final haircut had remained the same. *FOLLOW-UP TO OWNER's RESPONSE* While I acknowledge Crumbl had a few tangled areas, I disagree his entire coat required shaving to the skin. I don't recall being told he'd "look like a naked boy." The photo you provided shows the grooming already underway, not the alleged severe matting beforehand. Given his grooming just 6-weeks earlier, a more thorough consultation and explanation were warranted.

Boarding my german shepherd. She loved it and was so taken care of! Thank you Jessica!!read more

Dr Perez and the staff there along with the other doctor who refused to have internet so I can call…read moreme a cab and take myself and my little dog home and said I had to walk and I've got very upset with that because I went to see them for my dog's lamp in his leg now I'm an elderly woman and I don't believe in just collecting by the end of the day that's not friendly service

I have been bringing my dog since she was a puppy to this office. She had seizures when she was 6…read moremonths old, and after that happened, they were too busy to see her before the weekend. Fast forward, she is now 5 years old, and she had seizures over the weekend. I had taken her to the emergency vet on Sunday and called their office first thing Monday morning- they couldn't see her until Tuesday. We went Tuesday and was advised to stop medicine from the er doc. I was told "she should be back to her normal self" by Thursday- without any real evaluation or anything. I was told if she had another episode she would need to start seizure meds immediately.The next day, she had another episode , I called to get an appointment and was told it wouldn't be until 2 days later. Instead, I took her to the er vet again- where she spent the night and was referred to a specialist immediately. I almost lost her on Thursday , instead of her being "back to herself". Additionally, she was diagnosed with Addisons disease and it wasn't epilepsy or brain related at all. The lack of urgency , care or thoroughness -- I will never take my dog back and will always refer against this office.