Looking through the many breeds and studying/researching their uniqueness as compared to what you…read morewant is a tough task. We finally decided upon a little Cotie (Coton de Tulear). After touching based with a few breeders there was one that really stood out .... Maria at Emerald Coast Cotons. Maria is extremely knowledgeable and patient. She is a 'hands on' breeder that raises her babies in her home and is definitely their 'momma'. We obtained a little male from her and he is an awesome, affectionate, cute little guy. We couldn't be thrilled more and would highly recommend Emerald Coast.

From the owner: Lone Star Cotons is located in East Texas. We pride ourselves in providing beautiful Coton de…read moreTulear puppies. Our Cotons are healthy and have fantastic pedigrees.

Staff reception. Communication…read more Willingness to answer questions. Attention to my pet.

I found a stray kitten at my job yesterday, unfortunately, I was not able to keep her, but I wanted…read moreto at least get her through the night and see about treatment for today. This morning she wasn't doing so good so I called around, the emergency hospital was the only place available to see her in a timely manner. They told me their fee was around 300 and something dollars just to get an examination on her once I brought her to them, The technician said that she would need a lot more care than what it seems to be like regarding maybe a blood transfusion and that her temperature was very low so the starting cost would be around $1200 and then it would just go up from there depending on what the doctor says. Since I wasn't going to be able to keep her, I wasn't necessarily ready to pay a large amount of money to get her the treatment she was needing since I just found her and wasn't able to keep her. I wish animal hospitals had the desire to help animals in distress instead of requesting large amounts of money and doing treatment asap. I understand if it is dire and the animal might need a lot of medical treatment which could raise the price up but I feel like they were extremely high and there was nothing I was able to do. I asked her opinion on what she thought and she said if I couldn't pay to help get her the treatenant as it was my responsibility to pay since I brought her in the other option would be to just euthanize her. It just kind of made me sad as the whole point of me getting her treatment was to get her another chance at life. so I had to do the hard thing and say I didn't want any treatment and I was going to call around to another vets to see if there was anything they could do differently unfortunately she did pass within the next 20 minutes after leaving the animal hospital. Please be careful where you take your animals seeking treatment, even if it might be a stray who is in need. I hope there are some clinics out there who have the desire to help animals who they could are in distress without asking for a large amount of money up front! This will be my last time coming here. I've been here before with my first cat that I had and I paid over $1200 for them to tell me she had a cold and just needed some rest. I don't believe I ever even got any medication for her so this will definitely be the last time I will be going here.

I adopted a cat, and the experience was very good. The cattery was very clean, the cats were…read morepretty happy, did not seemed stress, the people were helpful and were aware of each cat's personality and their strengths and what kind of person/home would be best for each cat. They provide a bag of cat treats and food to transition their diet with and the process was organized and easy. I left feeing very good about everything here and with a beautiful cat that needed a home.

I am not sure about and can't speak about anyone's reviews and experiences other than my own, but I…read morehad nothing less than a 5-star experience with these folks. I first saw a puppy they had for adoption listed on their website and fell in love. I called them and they told me to complete an application which I did. They did their vetting (no pun intended) and I drove me and my 2 pups to Tyler for a meet and greet with our potential adoptee. Once I arrived, I found a volunteer qho got me to another volunteer who brought our potential adoptee out to meet us. Me and my pups fell in love and we all agreed she was welcome into our family! Thanks Terry and team for a wonderful experience!

Bleu is always excited to see the girls that work at Hounds Inn! That lets me know that they are…read moreactually spending time with her!

My dogs love hounds inn. We use them when we go out of town for day trips. Have not used them yet…read morefor long trips. They seem to have a great time and are tired when they get home. One of my dogs is a doodle so dirt seems to cling to her. I will be checking into an exit bath before picking up if it's going to be Iate pick up. wish they had more dog turf. The staff is very nice and seem to do good with the dogs.

Amanda is awesome! We got our third corgi from her and he's just precious. Her dogs are very sweet,…read morehealthy and well socialized.

From the owner: Hi there! I’m Andrea Parsons, and I’m your go-to person for any questions about our puppies or…read moreanything related to furkids!" "We're a retired couple with a background in the medical field, and Mike is a proud disabled veteran. Our experiences have given us a deep commitment to quality care, which we carry into everything we do, including breeding Corgis & Mini Dachshunds. We’re passionate about raising healthy, happy puppies, and we believe in the power of holistic products to support their well-being. Our dedication to the well-being of our pets and those we serve is at the heart of everything we do." We are a Texas licensed dog kennel. Specializing in raising Akc Pembroke Welsh Corgi's, Akc Cardigan Welsh Corgi's, & Akc Miniature Longhair Dachshunds. All of our parent dog's have been Genetic Health Tested. We offer a 5 yr health guarantee per the puppy contract. Puppies are allowed to go to their new homes when they are 8 wks old (state law). We are also involved in helping dog & cat owners learn about better holistic nutrition to help their pets live longer. Better nutrition also means less vet visits! There are healthy ways to help your pets without using medications.