Would like to try them but every time I call they are not taking care of any dogs. They referred me…read moreto another place where one of the caretakers fell on my dog and injured his hip. The man who referred us very nice and seems knowledgeable.

We took a German Shepard that seriously lacked confidence and was very difficult to manage. WOW…read morewhat a difference Mike made, he brought this dog around to the point he is very relaxed and is managed in most situations with ease. If you need training for your dog Mike will deliver and goes the extra mile to ensure you are satisfied. I will take my dogs to Mullhaus as long as his doors are open. Thank you Mike for a great dog!!

UPDATE: Since this review has been posted, Deandre has contacted my family multiple times to try to…read morehave this review take down. I guess as a small business owner, you never want to hear that your customer relations and people skills are absolutely terrible. Stay away. Stay far away. If you want any kind of peace of mind while you're away, you will not find it here. Last month, our usual dog-sitter was booked for our vacation so we had to look elsewhere. We found Deandre on Rover, but booked her off of the app so we could make payments since she is quite expensive. I dropped off our three dogs there, and genuinely thought it was a nice area (big yard with space for the dogs), even though the owner seemed pretty scattered. There were other at least three other dogs in her care, including a puppy. She hadn't sent us a contract to sign yet, so upon arrival, I was handed a notebook with my dog's names scribbled in marker that she wanted me to sign. For a long trip, this was a fairly late notice decision on our part, so I didn't think much of it. We leave for our trip and hear very little from Deandre (no pictures or updates), and the next day, she calls my fiancée frantically and says that our (friendly service) dog had bitten another dog badly enough to be taken to the vet, and that our other dog had started a fight. Here's the thing: we were never explicitly aware that our dogs would be playing freely outside in the heat for hours (yep--she said she did that) with dogs they had never met. I saw several dogs there along with several cages, so I had assumed they would be kept separate for extended periods. Our dogs, even the well-behaved one, are total jerks, but they've never been aggressive, though we definitely entertained the possibility that they caused this trouble given the circumstance. With the information we have, we think our dogs have legitimately done something bad, so my fiancée starts asking for some more details, like if we needed to compensate the other dog owner, and the general state of our dogs. Deandre was woefully unable to communicate any context to the situation, and began talking in circles. The phone call ends, and my fiancée texts her some general and very reasonable questions about our dogs (we wanted pictures of them to make sure they were okay) and the situation in general. It's getting pretty late in the day at this point, and Deandre calls back and tries (briefly and poorly) to answer some of the questions. She then says that she doesn't want to keep going back and forth with us, and that we've texted her with too many questions. This is when she goes off the rails. She proceeds to be extremely rude to my partner, and goes on to tout her own capabilities as a caretaker, among many other uncalled for things. We were excessively kind with her and never attacked her ability; we literally just wanted her to update us on the outcome of a situation that our dogs had seemingly caused. This woman has zero communication skills. Our friends were with us while we were on the phone, and all of us were shocked at her behavior. The next day, we inform her that my dad would be coming to sign them out, and that our usual dog-sitter (who had an opening) would be coming to pick them up. We barely heard a word from her. After they were picked up, she didn't offer a refund of any kind for the remainder of their stay (almost a week). She only sent us our money back after we threatened to get an attorney involved. Even then, she shorted us $10 and kept one of the water bowls. If you want to hear the phone call where she loses her mind, let us know.

From the owner: What makes Furry Friendships stand out is our home atmosphere!! Home away from home!!read more

My doodle doesn't love getting groomer due to a bad experience when he was a puppy. At the bark…read moreshack they take perfect care of him Great people work here

The ladies at The Bark Shack provide excellent services ( we have only used grooming so far for our…read more10 yr old mini golden doodle). They provide loving care to your pet and are always friendly and courteous.

we have boarded our dogs here many times. they are very clean and I have no worries at all if my…read moredogs are safe and taken care of. they come back unharmed and seem happy. the one thing I would recommend to the staff is that they need to be MUCH warmer. they are very very blah when you come in and it seems painful for them to conjure up a smile. that does not mean they are bad with animals- I would just like the people interaction to be on a more professional and warmer level.

We had been faithful customers. Our dogs were boarded there 4 times in less than 2 months. We…read moresent a family member to pick them up for us. She lived 45 minutes from the kennel. She and I called the office around 11:40 that her GPS said that she would arrive at 12:05. They said that they had plans and would not wait 5 minutes for someone to pick them up. I would understand if we had not both called and asked. She called the owner, who ultimately had someone get the dogs for us. The owner and the employee was extremely rude. Megan was nice however.

Boarded our two greyhounds for a week while on vacation. We returned to find our dogs suffering…read morefrom weight loss, dehydration, and almost identical injuries on both hind legs. Dehydration was blamed on time spent on patio. IF true, a competent staff would have recognized a problem and taken corrective action. It's clear no corrective action was taken. The injuries were blamed on the time spent sleeping on a hard surface. We were told the dogs would have cots to sleep on, but because they supposedly had a potty accident, the cots were removed. Nonetheless, the injuries appear to be cuts/scrapes, not pressure wounds. Again, a competent staff would have noticed a problem and taken corrective action. If there is something in the kennel causing injuries, why has it not been addressed? We received NO COMMUNICATION regarding injuries, not even when picking up our dogs. I guess they hoped we would not notice. We received NO COMMUNICATION regarding weight loss/dehydration, but I guess they would have to first be observant enough to notice a problem. We paid to have our dogs taken care of but all they seem to have received was neglect. NEVER AGAIN!

My 8 month old puppy spent 9 hrs here and when I picked him up I was told the dogs only go out…read moretwice a day for about an hr each time. That leaves my puppy alone in a crate 7 hrs. The reason I sent him to doggie daycare was to play with other dogs. It's nice the first visit is free but we won't be back .

Horrible experience. Uncaring and flat out hid a cut artery incident with our dog. Also missed a…read morepyrometre. Would never use this place again.

Absolutely despicable horrible place where the people do not care in the slightest about caring for…read morepets! They gave us horrible news about our dog, then raised the price to euthanize her twice, then accused us of lying when we confronted them about this, then spelled her name wrong on the paw print without even the choice to get her ashes back. Do not go here if you need caring help for your pets; they see you as an opportunity to get money, nothing more.

Warm reception, all-around friendly staff, and the price is right…read more Last night, my cat was in discomfort from a stuck hairball. I just moved to Lenoir in September and hadn't established a local vet for my cats yet, so I had to call them this morning quite last minute, but they had me in for an 11:00 appointment. The receptionist checked me in quickly, even gave me a small goodie bag, and then I waited for less than five minutes for Hope, my kitty, to get his examination. I have two fears at the vet: price and judgement. I'd say many furbaby parents fear being told that they aren't being vigilant enough in their pets' care, especially if living on a budget. So when the vet, Dr. Frye, told me that Hope's teeth were looking bad, and he needed tooth extraction, my stomach sunk. Yet, Dr. Frye was quick to work with me when I said affordability of treatment was important, and she told me about how her own cat has this same issue with her teeth and had all her teeth removed at 5 years old. I felt so much better to hear this. Dr. Frye printed an article out about the condition, gave Hope a steroid shot, and now I can return later to have Hope's teeth treated when I have the money without having to worry about him being in pain until then. Plus, Hope is feeling better having received some stomach and hairball medicine. I'm also not broke after the visit. I was very impressed by the $49.50 examination fee. I was checked out promptly, and now Hope is back home working on his forgiveness policy.

People were nice but whenI needed to get one shot to board my dog they couldn't get me in for a…read moremonth. Had to switch to another that only took a couple days.