I just got off the phone with this "regular vet" that has treated this animal for over 3 years…read more "Bentley", our Papyon was hit by a car. He is in immense pain and will likely need to be put down. But Burnsville Vet cant be bothered. We are driving Bentley for over an hour, while he is in pain, to see an emergancy vet. Thanks Burnsville, for neglect and trauma.

We've been taking our dogs to here for 5 years. Excellent pet care and client service. The staff…read moreis very professional and friendly.

Parking is available right in front of the building. It's a bit tight, but not a problem…read more The place is small but jam packed with just about anything you could think of. The aisles are narrow and every open spot has something in it. Walking around just seeing what's all there could take an hour. If you know what you want, ask the owner as she can direct you to exactly what you need and probably offer a couple other options as well. If you're just looking, you'll probably find a couple things you didn't know you couldn't do without.

Dropped in today to see if I could get some Royal Canin dog food. The guy working looked totally…read moreconfused & said they couldn't sell it because only vets did. Not true- you can get it at Petco or any other pet retailer. It's not a prescription vet food- so I'm not sure if he got it confused with the type that is vet issued? We told him that we had gotten it at Petco & it's the regular food but he was adamantly dismissive so we just left. I mean, Royal Canin isn't some obscure specialty food. If you know anything about animals you've surely heard of it- there are even tv commercials for it. I was just trying to buy local. But I guess not. Must not want our business - we have 3 animals & spend a lot on them. But hey. Whatever.

I took both of my dogs there for a nail trim. The staff was awesome and I would recommend them!…read moreThey were so good with both dogs.

We took our small poodle to be groomed at 9am after having our family pet for over eight hours we…read morewent to pick her back up only to find out that there was another 2 hour wait because they still haven't started the grooming process. These people held our dog for over ten hours when the haircut should've taken 45 minutes max. I recommend grooming your own animals before considering this place of business.

Old dogs really can learn new tricks…read more We have a rescue dachshund (Lulu) who is about 14 years old. She was from a puppy mill and suffered physical abuse which caused her to be fearful, but in aggressive ways. Our son reminded her of the abuser and she would always bark and even charge him every time he came to the house. She also didn't meet other dogs well on our walks. This went on for four years until Trish came along and gave us some pointers. Lulu is very treat oriented and using the clicker and treats she was able to learn to sit, lie down, find it, stay, watch and touch. The most profound change was with my son. We taught her to touch his hand with her nose on cue, and used treats to desensitize her to his movements. She finally has calmed down when he is here. She has also gotten more comfortable when other people come to the house. We haven't had much time on the leash training, but with the success with my son I believe that will come also. Trish is very easy to work with, and her methods and knowledge brought success to our household.

Amongst my colleagues in animal sheltering, Trish is known widely as "the shelter guru". I can't…read moreeven remember how many times I've called or emailed Trish for help with sheltering - behavior protocols, management techniques, training strategies, and operations decisions all fall under the umbrella of subjects in which Trish is an unquestionable expert. From low stress handling to defensive assessment strategies, tactics for helping fearful dogs, or optimizing intake protocols, Trish always offers a thoughtful suggestion tailored to the needs of my organization, company culture, and budget. Unlike many shelter consultants, who are sometimes a little soft after time spent on "desk duty", Trish can still handle animals like a seasoned kennel attendant. She offers individualized and group coaching on defensive handling as well as individualized handling, which is particularly useful for employees responsible for behavioral assessments. Her decades of experience and kind demeanor make her an incredible educator. Even though I live thousands of miles away in New York City, I still think that Trish is the best in the business! Any shelter or humane society would benefit significantly from her expertise.

We are new to taking our dogs to The Dirty Dog but after our second visit are very pleased with…read morethe service they provide. They do a nice job grooming our two dogs. The dogs seem comfortable going there. and when their grooming has been complete. we have found them accommodating in booking appointments and provide a courtesy call the day before the appointment as a reminder. Their price is no more than other local groomers charge. We are glad they are here to offer this service.

Just took my sweet Gus there today. He doesn't like baths so this made bathing him so much easier…read morethan at home. This place has everything you might need, it was clean, had friendly staff, and a doggy treat at the end. Can't say enough good things about The Dirty Dog! Gus and I love it!

Amazing experience. We are so happy with our little girl. She is so playful and lovey. We couldn't…read morebe more happy. Our vet said she is very she healthiest kitten he has seen in a long time. Everyone at the vets office went crazy over her.

Lovely people, amazing kitties! The cats are raised in their home and have wonderful personalities…read more Highly recommended!

Very thorough cleaning of my short term rental house. Have been using regularly since April. Very…read morepleased. Have received multiple compliments for the house cleanliness in VRBO written reviews.

Once again my property received high praise for the cleanliness and all this is thanks to Kristy…read moreand Company.