Best place for pet party in York Region in terms of space, cleanliness, pet safety and service. The…read morevenue is big enough for 50 dogs, have separate room for human to have food or set up for photos. Both dogs and guests were having so much fun.

My husband and I send our dog there 3x a week, and we love this place! The staff are incredibly…read morewelcoming and friendly. The facilities are clean and runs almost like a child day care. They separate the puppies and the adults depending on their age. Overall, we (including our dog) are extremely happy with DogeDen! Prices are a bit expensive if you only send your dog there once. Best to buy a package (we bought the 20-day package).

I take my Bengal cat to Pawllywood Pet Grooming for nail trimming, and the staff are always so…read morenice, friendly, and welcoming. They make an effort to remember each pet's name, which shows how much they care. The team handles both cats and dogs with patience and professionalism, and parking is always easy with plenty of space in the area. I've been coming here monthly for a few years now, and I wouldn't go anywhere else!

Terrible male groomer shortened my Maltese poodle's ears in November!! They still haven't grown…read moreback soft & fluffy: my boy was so sad and upset after that horrible grooming! And for this they charged $ 90 !!

Rating vets are really tricky! I will navigate objective and…read moresubjective but just like ice cream not everyone enjoys pistachio flavour. Cleanliness of centre: 5* Parking of plaza: 5* Receptionist(many): 5* all very friendly and caring, all also young which is interesting Receptionist Cat Kenzie: 5*, she is so cute and fat from me giving her too many treats Communication: 4*, they will call and prefer to speak directly to you. So unless requested, they do not email results. But ask them anything and they will double check for you. Medical opinion: tbd I like Dr Susan in the sense she gets large dogs as she is a german shepherd owner herself. Most medical professionals lack or are not the best at bedside manners, as they lean more to the evidence based information side...that's why the friendly assistants/receptionist make up that end. She's thorough in interview intake, physical assessment and suggestions of objective testing ie)blood work or xray, but helps inform why you really need it now or what can wait. Her job is to communicate what she thinks is happening to her furry patient and makes sure the owner understands. Unfortunately most owners, myself included, see the costs of understanding first and get distracted quickly after. I do find she is not pushy but knowledgeable and passionate. Our previous vet retired early and was not as up to date as Dr Susan is on pain meds. She is able to examine her blood work and tell me why the red flags seen on the test are red herrings, and may mean something else the other vet missed. We tried a new med that my dog hated and she was ok to adjust another one to compensate. Senior dog health is the most complicated and expensive phase of the animal's life. This is where you need a knowledgeable professional that you can feel comfortable to work with. My dog is 12 years old but even in her lifetime the suggestions on dog tramadol and ssri have changed, which my previous vet missed and Dr Susan knew well. I won't say she is a good fit for every pet owner but she sure knows her facts and enjoys continuing learning in her medical field. This should be a really important consideration.

To keep it short, there's 3 problems…read more 1. She's quite rude to her staff. I know her staff aren't the brightest but she's disrespectfully rude to them. 2. 2 and 3 are related. Perhaps she's been better 10 years ago, but now, she's very driven by money. She will try to sell you hard on stuff you don't need, or processes. In the process, she'll try to sell you things in good or bad ways, like scaring you, threatening you or guilt you into buying into doing extra. She might even do "extra" for you because that's what "most" people do or that's how it's usually done. 3. She's not that good (anymore). Related to above, how can anyone prioritize the health of your pet if they prioritize money first? Let's say your pet has _____ disease and it's pretty urgent. But she needs to prioritize money first, so she'll ask you to do many tests, and that may waste valuable time. Or if a medication she prescribed has certain side effects, when you report back to her how your pet feels and experiences some of those side effects, she'll tell you "I don't like it". Your pet shouldn't be like that. If you tell her that could be the side effects, she will be like you don't know that until we test it. Anyways, I've heard other vets are super greedy as well. But this is another one, I'll suggest a pass just to save on some $$. If you don't mind, I would still suggest you not to. It's encouraging bad behaviour.

Divine Dog Care is EXCELLENT! They are loving and friendly people, very reliable, and I know my…read moredog is in good hands. He is thrilled to be there and comes home totally exhausted, which is absolutely great. I feel privileged that I found them and that they love my dog as much as he loves them. It is wonderful to be able to give my dog this "home away from home" environment rather than a sterile crate and he plays with some many "friends" when he is there. Thanks to you both! Helene & Pitou

From the owner: Divine Dog Care is a husband and wife team, providing personalized, reliable and professional care…read morefor your beloved canine companion. We have been serving North York, Thornhill and lower Markham for over 10 years. The safety, health and well-being of your pet is our top priority. Our services include: 1 hour group walks in off-leash parks; 1 hour adventure romps in the woods, parks and trails; loving cage-free home boarding; doggie daycare and puppy visits. There is a maximum of 6 dogs in each group walk. Divine Dog Care does not hire any dog walkers, so there is no turnover in staff, resulting in consistent and reliable care for your pet. Divine Dog Care is Bonded and Insured, Commercial Dog Walking Licensed, and Emergency Pet First Aid Certified. Divine Dog Care was created out of our genuine love of animals and helping people. Your dog is part of your family, so while in our care, they are part of ours and are treated with love and respect. We practice positive dog training techniques and continue to expand our knowledge by attending seminars and workshops. We look forward to meeting you and your special companion very soon!

We had been boarding Babou and Zazou at Pet Smart when we went away, and it was okay, but we always…read morejoked that they were effectively boarded together in a kitchen cabinet: two shelves and a litter box. We weren't unhappy, but Zazou came home with some kind of an upset stomach the last time, so we looked for somewhere else. We found Priority Pets on Google and they were boarded together in a whole room with toys, multiple litter trays, a double bed, a cat tree that had a view out the window and plenty of space. We were given the option to keep them private or give them the run of the house with other cats and even more things to do and explore. The host (Michelle) was very nice, obviously loved cats, took time to give them attention and kept us up to date with photos and videos. Pickup, drop off, making a change, registering and paying were a breeze. It was obviously a much better experience for the cats, and much easier for us. We will always board them with Priority Pets in the future and would recommend it to anyone.

From the owner: Originally I was trained as a Paramedic and I am transition my love for animals into an awesome…read moresecond career. At Priorty pets we treated your animals like part of our family.