We have had our chocolate lab, Lucky, for almost five years. He came to us from a foster our kids…read morehad and they wanted us to take him since we lost both our old age dogs the same year. Well he jumped right into our senior life. We have always taken our dogs to "camp" as we call it when we travel or just want him to have a play date with other dogs. That being said we research where our puppy is going and give it a few tries to make sure he is treated right. Ellensburg Pet Lodge fills the bill as he can't wait to "check in" and when we pick him up he is happy to see us. When he gets home he collapses so we know he has a busy day not just stuck in a cage. Great staff and you can tell if someone is just putting up with animals or they have a passion for the work. We also like that they support Josies Missfit's as this is one of our favorite's we financially support too.

Had to add another note. We were away for a cruise and one of our dogs staying at the Ellensburg…read morePet Lodge had a health crisis. Cayla was so wonderful--she stayed in contact with us and went so far above and beyond what we could have asked. Little Pippi is doing great now and we could see how much love and tender care she'd gotten. My only wish is that I could add more stars! Five isn't enough!

Great puppy class. Solid info and helpful. If you have a puppy I highly recommend this place.read more

Can't speak highly enough about Waggin Tails Ranch! Lori is great and helped my timid adult rescue…read moredog with little training and little socialization come in to her wonderful personality and overcome many of her issues. Group classes are informative , helpful, fun, and affordable . Olive has boarded with them a couple of times and I have always felt she is being taken care of with love and attention. Occasionally they will send me pictures of her during her stay and it's so appreciated!

They told me my dog's heart was slightly enlarged. I asked why; they didn't know. I kept taking…read moremy dog to see them for 9 years. She had a bladder infection, so they told me to bring a urine sample. I had a devil of a time getting it, so they said they could take it from her bladder. The test results were no good because they had gone all the way through her bladder and into her bowel. Nothing else was done. She was almost 10 years old when I took her to my daughter's vet. Her heart was so enlarged that x-rays said it was cutting off her trachea and her esophagus. She could barely breathe. The vet referred us to Pullman. Long story short, a simple operation could have fixed her heart if we had caught it sooner. Meanwhile, her bladder was so infected that mats were floating in it. They gave her meds, which extended her life for about a year. She finally died of a kidney infection. All of this could have been prevented if anyone competent at that clinic had actually done anything besides shrugged their shoulders.

We have been going to Valley Vet for the last 3 years and have been extremely happy with how our…read morepets have been cared for there. The honesty and transparency for pricing and issues has always been incredible. More recently, we had to say goodbye to our dog Barley in a manner that was quick and unexpected. We made a late night call to the Vet and Dr. Hayden saw us at 9:30pm despite being there all evening with another pet. We learned then that there was a high chance Barley had an aggressive form of cancer and Dr. Hayden handled the situation with empathy while also being realistic with what we were likely going to encounter after we had her in for an ultrasound. The Vet scheduled her the following day for an ultrasound and we were informed she had a massive tumor. The conversation with Dr. Hayden was, once again, empathetic and allowed us to make a decision within Barleys best interest. When we had to say goodbye to barley, the staff was extremely kind and the process was as uncomplicated as you want it to be during such a difficult time. Valley Vet will continue to be the care we seek for all future pets because of how they truly treated us and Barley like a member of their family. In the week that followed, we received a letter from WSU college of veterinary medicine detailing how Valley Vet had made a donation in Barleys name for the Pet Memorial fund. This kind act not only made us cry (in a good way) but also showed they genuinely do care about the family's that go to their office. Thank you valley vet and Dr Hayden for all that you do!

I've been using Ellensburg Kennels for a few years now and my shepherd loves it there! The owners…read moreare amazing and easy to talk to. Their love of animals is adorable. Would highly recommend.

Great kennels, friendly and accommodating staff, my German Shepherd really likes the place, I've…read morebeen using them for about six months.

Okay, so here's the thing. The woman who owns/operates this business is obviously very…read moregood-hearted, and she took good care of our cat the two times we hired her. However, she also told us the expensive pet store cat food we use is crap, that the litter we use is crap, that we should have a Britta filter for our cat's water, that we should feed our cat an egg yolk (we already do sometimes, but apparently we should do it more often and inject it down her throat with a syringe), that our cat is dehydrated (she's not), that our cat should be getting probiotics, and that our house smells like mildew (it doesn't). So though she took good care of our cat, we will not hire her again, as I'm pretty sure we can find someone for our cat who won't also have to tell us all the things she thinks we're doing wrong. Our cat is 19 1/2 and in fairly good health for an asthmatic cat with a hyperthyroid, so we're obviously doing something right. But if you had an overbearing mother and really miss her, this is definitely the pet sitter for you.

From the owner: Are you going out of town for the weekend and have no one to watch over your animal? Trust the…read morecaring staff at Scampurr's Pet & Farm Sitting in Ellensburg, WA, to make sure your four-legged friend is properly looked after. This pet care business keeps all lines of communication open, allowing you to check in on your animal while they're in these professionals' care. This pet sitter offers plenty of experience, making sure you're animal receives the care and attention they need and deserve. Their organized agenda helps keep your pet fed according to their usual schedule. From large horses to small kittens, these pet care professionals have the knowledge to properly care for your animal while you're away. Give your furry friend the care they deserve by bringing them to Scampurr's Pet & Farm Sitting. These pet boarding professionals will ensure your animal is safe and happy. Call this pet care business at (509) 925-1685 to learn more about their hours and rates.

We had an amazing experience. Macken is an incredible dog sitter. He cared for our 11 week old GSP…read morepuppy and seamlessly incorporated our training into the dog sitting. He also care for two of our family members' dog, aged 3 and 8, taking them on daily walks and adventures. The communication was excellent, and we were delighted to receive daily pictures of our pups. Thank you Macken, for taking such good care of our dogs and providing lots of fun while we were away for the weekend!!

Mac is the best. Our dog stayed with him two nights and if he could talk, I'm pretty sure he would…read moresay he had the best time ever! We dropped our dog off and Mac was great about chatting specifics. He was communicative and sent great pictures of activities! Our dog was swimming on a beautiful sunny day and took an epic hike. Our dog gave us his typical hello whines when he saw us, but then went straight back to Mac to give him love and say goodbye. That gives us a lot of confidence in guy. Mac treated him We feel very lucky to have found the perfect spot for our furry kid to land when we need a sitter! Definitely recommend! (Pictures courtesy of Mac)

We have been going to Cindy for around 15 years and she is fabulous both with my dogs and my own…read moreschedules. Anyone complaining about her not being open all the time was a very bad year or so for her as she lost her husband unexpectedly and had to work through her grieving process. Those of us that knew her and her husband just backed off a little and gave her the time she needed. She is a lovely lady and a friend now and she is doing well and very busy back to work. My dogs just love her and she does a fabulous job with them so for those of you that have left negative reviews please allow some Grace to others around you if you don't know their situation. Thank you, Phyllis Laukala

Used their self service to bathe our 2 standard poodles. Get pricing, everything I needed friendly…read morepeople