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    Sleepover Rover

    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Holly's Happy Tails - Loves

    Holly's Happy Tails

    (11 reviews)

    Holly's Happy Trails is the very best pet sitter around. We met with Holly at our home and knew…read moreright away she was the perfect person for our doggies. We chose to have Holly come by a couple times a day and look in on our doggies. Holly bonds with you 4 legged kids and treats them like her own. I would trust Holly with my doggies any time. Holly took great care of my doggies while we were on vacation. While on vacation Holly took care of everything with my doggies. We received update pictures every day and sometimes a few pictures a day. We even got a couple videos to look at. Very nice!! She made sure all was clean and well taken care of during her visits. Our doggies were so happy when we got home and they were clean and so was my home even when we have a boy that is a messy eater. Holly's pricing is good for the services she provides your 4 legged kids. Being sure your 4 legged kids are well taken care of is a big relief. Holly will provide that peace of mind you're looking for!! That is a very big deal to us and I am sure you to when it comes to your pets. I would recommend Holly to anyone that wants their 4 legged kids well taken care of in your home. Holly is the very best!!! I wish I could give her 10 stars, she was that good!!!!!

    Holly took us on last minute over the holiday weekend. She came over to meet our dog Hazel…read morebeforehand to make sure Hazel was comfortable with her which was great. Holly took excellent care of Hazel and sent us photos and text updates which we loved. I highly recommend Holly for anyone looking for a pet sitter! We will definitely use her again

    OC Paw House - Celebrating Rocky's birthday

    OC Paw House

    (114 reviews)

    I was looking for dog boarding at the very last minute and Wendy was very accommodating in taking…read morein my 2 dogs. I literally booked with her 2 days before the stay. My 54 lb Jindo does not do well with strangers, she is all bark but no bite. I was very anxious bringing her to any dog care but Wendy was willing to do an assessment prior to their stay. This was my very first time doing any sort of dog care so I was really worried about leaving them. They did really well and my other dog had so much fun (he's a social butterfly). The main reason I chose this place vs all the other dog boarding is because they offer a "home" living experience rather than a facility/warehouse. My dogs always freely roams the house and lays on our bed, couch, wherever they please so I wanted something similar and Wendy's house provided that. I couldn't bare the thought of them being kept in a narrow sleeping quarter locked throughout the day. Thank you for taking great care of my babies! This place will definitely be my go-to for any future dog boarding.

    It pains me deeply to write this review, but I believe our experience needs to be shared with other…read moredog owners who may be considering leaving their pets with a dog daycare or boarding provider. It has been exactly one month since we lost our beloved French Bulldog, Louie, to heat stroke after leaving him with OC Paw House in Tustin, California. We dropped Louie off at approximately 9:05 a.m. for what was supposed to be a four-hour half-day visit. The purpose was simply to see how well he interacted with the other dogs before we considered boarding him there for a week later in September. I believed I had done my due diligence as a responsible pet owner. The business had more than 100 five-star reviews, and I could not find even a single review below five stars. They also had many photos of french bulldogs on their social media. That gave me a great deal of confidence in leaving Louie in their care. Unfortunately, what happened that morning is something our family will live with forever. At 11:33 a.m., I received a photo and text showing Louie with several other dogs. In the photo, what appeared to be Louie's vomit was clearly visible near his front paws. When I later examined the photo more carefully, I noticed that it had been taken at approximately 10:18 a.m. That timeline is extremely important. Wendy, the owner, later told me that Louie was having difficulty with the heat while at an unshaded dog park on an approximately 81-degree day. She said that after about 5-10 minutes, they decided to take him back to the house. The house is approximately an eight-minute drive from the dog park. Yet I did not receive a phone call telling me that Louie was in serious distress until approximately 11:45 a.m. I was then told that he was not breathing. That leaves me with a question I still cannot get past: What happened between approximately 10:18 a.m., when Louie was apparently already showing signs of distress, and the time I was finally contacted? As Louie's owner, it is devastating to think that he may have been struggling for an extended period of time without receiving the urgent intervention he needed. In my opinion, what happened demonstrates a serious lack of training, judgment, and emergency preparedness. This is especially troubling because Wendy told me that she owns or has owned a French Bulldog and understands that Frenchies do not tolerate heat well. Brachycephalic breeds such as French Bulldogs are widely known to be particularly vulnerable to overheating. Afterward, I obtained a report from OC Animal Care. Based on my reading of that report, I learned information about the business and its licensing status that I did not know when I entrusted Louie to their care. The report also contains statements regarding overnight boarding and the individuals who provide dog-walking services that, in my view, do not match my understanding of how the business was represented or operated. I encourage anyone considering this business--or any dog daycare or boarding provider--to verify its licensing, insurance, training, emergency procedures, supervision practices, and experience caring for your specific breed. Do not rely solely on online reviews. I wish I had known to ask more questions. Louie was not just our dog. He was part of our family, and losing him this way has been heartbreaking. I am writing this review because I cannot change what happened to Louie, but perhaps sharing our experience will cause another dog owner to ask the questions I wish I had asked--and potentially prevent another family from experiencing the loss that ours has endured.

    Tails A Wag Inn - Sweet Miss Maizy

    Tails A Wag Inn

    (10 reviews)

    I would not recommend this place to my worst enemy!!! The…read moreowner threatened to drug my dog with Trazadone if I didn't pick him up before his scheduled pick up date. I had to cancel my plans to make sure my dog was safe and away from this establishment. She said he cried too much and disturbed her sleep. She said she had to take sleeping medication the one night he spent there because he cried and disturbed her sleep. She is very unprofessional and this is not a safe place for your pet. Be careful. I do not recommend this place.

    Business owner Nora ended the contract early despite having collected a $500 deposit from us. Our…read moretwo dogs only stayed at her place for four nights, so the total charge should have been $75 x 4 = $300. However, she charged us $400, claiming that our dogs have long hair, drool, and even accused them of being aggressive from thin air. That additional $100 was the extra "penalty" charge. We travel frequently for work every year, and our dogs are very well-socialized. They have boarded at many professional facilities without a single issue. Despite our repeated attempts to communicate and request a refund, Nora responded with a very disrespectful attitude and refused to return the overcharge. Dog owners, please be aware: this boarding service has no official certifications or professional credentials. It is simply a small, home-based operation. Also worth noting -- the business owner is a rude senior woman who may struggle to handle larger, or small size but more active dogs. There is a real risk she could be knocked over, tripped or injured if the dog is too strong or too quick for her to manage safely. If you're looking for reliable, qualified care for your pets -- and want to avoid the potential liability risks involved with a caregiver -- this is not the place to go. * Update( with image) : Nora is trying to play the victim, yet she threatened to report my puppies to animal control via text message. Dog owners, be warned--if you ever have a disagreement with this business, your beloved pets could be used as leverage. My dogs may be big, but they're gentle giants. After realizing Nora's lack of professionalism, we had a trusted friend drive them to a reputable, accredited boarding facility. There were no issues at all--our pups were safe, happy, and the staff treated them like family. As I mentioned earlier, be cautious--dealing with this business could unexpectedly shift liability onto you as the pet owner.

    Sleepover Rover - pet_sitting - Updated September 2026

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