Lori has taken care of all our dogs . (Even the stray cat…read morethat we feed ) She has taken our dogs in-home and come to our home and checked on them 3 plus times a day , spending ample time with them ...feeding walking and general play time and cuddles . Most genuine animal loving person we know. Goes above and beyond. Great peace of mind knowing Lori is there . Highly recommended.

I called Lori as part of my research into who could help us watch our pets when we are away,…read moreparticularly our older rescue who has some separation anxiety. Lori and I spoke for a long time on the phone. Even though we have never met, and I had never heard of her business until I found her on Yelp last week, I was immediately put at ease by her, found her easy to talk to, and that she genuinely cares about and is knowledgeable about the dogs in her care.

I brought my puppy to Lisa for training and really was happy with the results. She uses positive…read morereinforcement with excellent results. My pup was very fearful but Lisa was patient and pup improved. Training is an ongoing process which we both enjoy. I highly recommend Trick Dog U to anyone who wants to keep their pet happy and safe.

Terrible!! My first red flag should have been when 3 out of my 4 phone calls were NOT returned…read more Lisa tried to intimidate me into insisting she had returned my first 3 calls. Nope!! You can't argue with stupid and modern technology!! I didn't fall for that. She never even laid hands on my dog! She threw string cheese on the floor and told me to YouTube dogs barking all day. To desensitize my dog. He gets overly excited when he sees another dog on a walk. Then, the second thing she recommended was for my dog to be put on Prozac!! I foolishly paid $85 for NOTHING. Pay close attention to these photos. She's reading a magazine. Just dogs in photos, not her interacting with them. If you have a very young puppy and want to teach it how to "go find" with cheese, let me save you $85...toss cheese on the floor and watch YouTube's. This place is a waste.

Amanda owner at Beachy Bum Grooming boutique in New Port Richey is an incredible talentedWonderful…read morePersonality Care. Amanda.has always taken care of all my babies past, and now my new puppy. Ruffles. She is Incredible with all breeds of dogs small medium, large, senior as well. She takes such care of what she does in her Grooming business. I highly recommend her

Amanda was super friendly and my scardy cat pittie went right back with her for a quick nail job…read more When I say quick, I don't think I was even there 20 minutes! Not sure why she was opened today, but saw a post on Facebook about walk ins today, so tried her out. We will definitely be back for a full treatment, and be regulars for nails!

Susan has been taking great care of our pooches for many years and she does a great job! The dogs…read morelove her, her rates are reasonable and she's trustworthy. Highly recommend!

Susan is personable, loves my dogs, sends videos to me for piece of mind while I am away, and is…read morealways there when you need her. She does above and beyond in my book. Kudos Sheila C in Spring Hill, Fl.

Did a GREAT job on OUR 110 pound Bernedoodle. So kind & patient & price was extremely reasonable…read more Nice husband & wife shop. Picture was a courtesy of them ; )

Love bringing my baby girl here! Only have brought her twice and every time she comes out gorgeous…read moreas she should! Amazing service!

They have treated several of my dogs and the staff is helpful and kind. The vet tech has a way with…read moremy pit bull that no one else has. Thank you for always being available. :-)

wish I could give a 0 star or better yet a -10 review. My dad adopted a long haired English…read moreBulldog for $400.00. We were told she had worms but is at the end of treatment so take her out more than usual. This amazing dog Daisy had explosive diarrhea to the point she didn't even know she had to go. We took her back for treatment for $180.00+ fee. No change in Daisy's condition after the meds or change in food. We were told a culture was needed for $2-300.00 and antibiotics for $500 for the 1st week. The vet said we got a group of dogs from Miami with a bad bacteria. After a stern message to Mandy she agreed they would cover that cost. The culture showed nothing. Due to the no resolve and the episodes of diarrhea exceeding 10 × a day and the weight loss of 11+ lb my dad returned her to Mandy. He was assured he would receive the $400 adoption fee but not the vet fee to Mandy's Husband. As of 8/12/24 and today is 10/5/24 no check. We desperately love Daisy and know she is locked in a cage in a store room next to the ASAP VET CLINIC IN BROOKSVILLE FL defecating on herself until the next person adopts her. DON'T DONATE OR ADOPT FROM THIS PLACE THAT CALLS THEMSELVES A RESCUE. GOD LOVE THE ANIMALS THEY "TAKE IN FOR RESCUE". It's a money making scam that only the animals suffer as do the people who adopt. SHAME ON YOU FOR TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE ANIMALS AND THE PEOPLE WHO LOVE THE ANIMALS THEY ADOPT.

Absolutely wonderful experience for myself and my pet. I would definitely recommend them. We will…read morebe using them again. Very friendly staff and my pet was very well cared for. I could see how happy he was when they shared pictures with me by text while I was gone. Thank you so much Shelley and your team.

Fantastic place...they have huge hearts and take great care with each pet. Wilson gets excited when…read morewe get close to 4 Paws. Nothing better when you know your pet is well taken care of with each visit.

Dropped my beautiful, 3 year old Dobie off for daycare at 730 am - perfect health, no cuts, wounds,…read moreetc. Picked her up at 515pm from daycare - injured from their admitted neglect. My dog had a huge wound across her face and her front paws were incredibly inflamed and damaged from being scraped up. At 515pm, I was waiting at the reception desk next to the door by the hallway where they bring the dogs up. I could hear two women whispering on the other side of the door about whether they needed to tell me that my dog was injured. I could hear one say that they needed to say something because it was "right there on her nose." Does this mean that if the wound was not readily visible that they would not have said anything? When asked how she obtained this gaping wound across her face, they responded that she must have been distressed when she was in the kennel while they were on a THREE HOUR BREAK. Now, I was told when I toured the facility that they have cameras that are monitored at all times. Well, this is clearly a lie, inaccurate, misinformation, fake news, whatever you want to call it - their claim that they monitor the cameras at all times is just not true. If it were true then I would not have picked my dog up with a gaping wound on her nose, and her smooth toe beans would not look like they were fur (from being shredded). If it were true then someone would have seen that she was in distress instead of being neglected in the kennel for THREE HOURS. Now, when I toured, they did inform me that they do take a break in the afternoons; however, when I'm told that cameras are monitored that should mean that while no one is there, the cameras are still being monitored - after all, that is what they claim. They told me about their policy of monitoring the cameras at all times MULTIPLE times - during the tour, during the social, dropping her off, etc. They prided themselves on this! Again, if this were true, someone would have intervened when my dog was trying to self-destruct in the kennel. The other incredibly disturbing part about this is that they WAITED to tell me about this. They did not call me, they waited until I picked her up (at which point the vet was closed). So my dog had a gaping wound across her face while she was at day care for hours, when they could have called me and I would have rushed over and taken her to the vet immediately. Another concern, but miniscule by comparison to an injury, my Doberman, who has been well trained and socialized (in daycare since she was 3 months old) gets along with all dogs even small ones because we also have a Pom and a Morkie. While she gets along with everybody, we specifically asked them not to put her in with little dogs, because she's 110 pounds and we want her to get her energy out - which she cant do at home around our small dogs. So when we picked her up the same day that she had been injured, they tried to placate us by telling us how well she played that day with little dogs. What? Why would they put 110 pound dog in to play with little dogs? Especially when I specifically asked them to put her in with dogs her own size and NOT little dogs. If you have a small dog, would you want your dog to play with a 110 pound Doberman? Probably not, and I wouldn't want my dog to inadvertently hurt another dog because she is so much bigger by comparison. The owner of this facility shows Dobermans. I wonder what she would do if she picked up her show dog from a facility where her dog was injured to a degree that the vet said, "Wow, that's going to leave a pretty scar" - and she would NEVER be able to show her dog again. Anyway, a $250 vet bill and a scar down my dog's face later, they STILL refused to refund the credit on my account, so I had to do a charge back with my bank. Bottom line, I'm not exactly sure how this place has glowing reviews, how they are still in business, because this place is literally balancing on the head of a pin. They are a lawsuit waiting to happen. DO NOT TAKE YOUR DOG HERE. Just save yourself the headache and the heartache and the money!