Our amazing little Allie died about 3 weeks ago after being with our family for 14 of her 15 years…read moreof life. She was the only pet my girls ever had and also the only pet my wife ever had, so she was extremely special to all of us. We asked her vet what we should do after she passed at home and they said that they could help us take care of the cremation, if that's what we wanted to do. They asked a few questions in terms of private cremation versus communal and we chose the private. We took Allie over to the vet office and handed her over without really knowing what to expect. A couple of weeks later we received a call that her remains were back and that we could pick them up. I was just so pleasantly surprised and how much care was taken and simply the packaging and presentation to us as a surviving family. The beautiful little cedar box with its little gold lock was perfect. The card to our family and Tlthe cremation certificate gave us peace of mind that Allie was treated with care and respect. I went online to see if I could find out more about Oak Hills Memorial Pet Cremation and was so pleased to see the reviews from others who had had similarly positive experiences. If you find yourself in the same situation my family did 3 weeks ago, be sure to ask your vet about cremation options and put Oak Hills at the top of that list of service providers. You'll be glad you did.

They've serviced all my pets the last 25 years, totally impressed, I'm happy they are here, I felt…read morecomfortable that my pet DeeBo would be in good hands.

First off, shout out to Dr. Stephanie who saved my pups life and Kathy at reception. Thus the two…read morepoints. My 1 year old pup had his dew claws removed by a different DR than we usually go to. The experience was a "zero" out of 5. He became infected; I sent in videos of him limping, he was improperly treated. I had to bring him to the Emergency Vet ($$$) as they didn't wrap it (they thought they did, but didn't, couldn't recall if they did stitches/did/didn't?... just a misfire of care all round). The truth is, they botched Tucker's foot, he was in a lot of pain/infected, and they did not own it, feel sorry, or anything. I have switched to amazing new vets since. It's too bad as front office staff, office manager and Dr. S are great. The dew claw dr was nice too, but the result was painfully bad.

Very disappointed in my visit today. I had an appt at 2 and it was vaccination clinic day. My appt…read morewas lost in the commotion. After a half an hour I checked on my appt and finally got to see the vet. My cat needed bloodwork done so I waited in the office to find out results. after an hour and 30 min I checked to see what they were and was then told they were not done in the office. There was a total lack of information given to me at the time of the exam. I am so sad to see the office run this way. I have been a customer for over 20 years and have noticed slowly the changes in staff to be not as caring.

We really enjoy Susie's Pet Grooming. They do an excellent job with our mini labradoodle, and are…read morealways willing to work with us on our requests for changing the grooming style here and there. They're patient with our dog, and he seems to be just fine with going there. This is a hardworking, small community business, where your appointment confirmations come from Susie herself. Highly recommend!

We had the strangest experience here. Brought in our three shih tzus for grooming. When we got…read morethem home, noticed the female had two large -- 1 1/2" to 2" gashes under her legs and behind her ears. I called Susie's to let her know -- perhaps there was a new groomer who was not proficient with a buzzer, which the wounds clearly indicated had caused the injuries. Instead, she reamed me...saying that no way the injuries were caused at their groomers. Strange, since I had just picked them up from there five minutes earlier! The fact that this was dangerous and they assumed no accountability is scary. Avoid taking your animals here -- they are at risk.

This is THE best place ever to find the dog of your dreams. Its not only a no-kill shelter - its a…read morerescue/rehab/placement center that works incredibly hard to ensure that the dog you adopt is happy, healthy and well-adjusted before you take it home. The wonderful people here know the dogs quite well - so you are getting a pet that is loved, taken care of and you can bet it is well behaved (and knows how to walk on a leash properly). And to ensure that you, as an owner, don't mess up the fine dog you have adopted (or if you have and need to get back on track) they offer workshops and seminars on dog behavior. Nothing like seeing that dog you thought couldn't walk on a leash properly suddenly walking like a pro - and they will show you how to make this happen on a daily basis. I am so thrilled that I found my dog here - Second Chance not only helped me find my perfect companion (who needs match.com)?? They also showed me how to have an incredible relationship with my dog. Need I say more?? Check them out - even if you don't see the dog you think you want, drop them a line - and do meet the dogs they have - you'll be so happy you did!

We were visiting the area for a few weeks and we brought our dog. About a month before coming, our…read moredog had been in an emergency clinic for a calcified stone that was stuck in her ureter and it had been removed. Our dog had finished her medications and seemed ok before we left, but once we arrived at our rental she started having issues again. She seemed to be in discomfort and was unable to urinate. We contacted the emergency vet we had taken her to originally and they said they would get back to us but by morning, no vet had called so we called again and then started looking for a vet in the area we were staying for an urgent appointment. We called the three closest vets in this area and this clinic was the only one who had any availability. They said they could see us the following day so we scheduled the appointment. Afterwards, the original vet got back to us and ordered some prescriptions for our dog which we were able to pick up locally and get started. Unfortunately, late that afternoon, our dog started bleeding from her urethra. We then contacted the closest emergency vet and they said they were currently overwhelmed and due to their distance, actually suggested we wait for our morning appointment. It was agonizing! We left early for the appointment at this clinic but still barely made it on time as it was not easy to find. It is in a residential neighborhood and it was not in the exact location our navigation system was giving us but we did eventually locate it. The facility was nice and clean and staff was very friendly. We were brought back into a room after only a few minutes of waiting and there seemed to be only one or two other patients there. We explained the situation to what I believe was a vet tech and about 5 minutes later the vet came in and we explained it to her again. She immediately stated our dog needed emergency surgery and that they could schedule it fortwo days later. We knew it was urgent and we would have to take care of it immediately. I just had a bit of a concern because no one ever looked at our dog or examined her in any way. I just did not feel particularly comfortable with the situation so I asked for an estimate to do the surgery and they provided us with an estimate of $3,428.77. Our dog is 12 and has had battled cancer and had multiple surgeries, dental work, etc, so I am familiar with estimates and it was odd to me that both the low and high total showed that same figure. That's not usually how it works. Based on the fact that no one actually looked at our dog, that estimate seemed high (even for an emergency) and the fact that they pushed for a surgery and had immediate availability, it all just felt a little odd and we went with our gut. We decided that even though we had paid thousands for a beautiful rental with a pool for the next few weeks that we should head home immediately to have our own vet do the surgery. We drove all night and brought her to our vet the following morning. They made space for us in their full day of appointments and examined our dog thoroughly. They then did an ultrasound with us present. They showed us the issue and said they would try and squeeze her into the surgery schedule the following morning. They completed the surgery for $1278.32. To be fair, they gave us a discount of $294 so in all honesty someone else having it done there would have spent closer to $1572 but that is still less than half the price and more importantly we felt seen and comfortable with the way they handled things. It's possible that this facility just has a lot of availability and they felt they didn't need to examine the dog. Its also possible that they rushed the estimate and just put the same total for the high and low amounts. As I said, the staff was nice enough but I am glad we chose lose out on the rental and have it done where we felt more comfortable. If you include the money we lost by leaving, it actually cost us more to go home and get it done but you have to trust your intuition and I am so glad we did.

Located in Paso Robles, this is by far the best vet I have ever taken my fur babies to!…read more I take my dogs and cats here for all of their annual check ups and everyone is so nice and welcoming! I also am never waiting for long extended periods of time with is always a win! Dr. Harp is so friendly and makes you feel comfortable asking any and all questions. Most recently, my pup had an ear infection in both ears and Dr. Harp and the vet techs took such good care of him! Highly, highly recommend this vet to anyone and everyone!

We went to Cayucos because we heard it is so dog-friendly, and it is. But my wife and I decided to…read moredrop off Gina for 3 hours and get some lunch and have Gina get a bath (as she needed it). After lunch, about an hour and a half later, who do we see but Gina, running down the highway by herself. My wife ran out and grabbed her and she was *freaked*. Long story short, I guess Gina had jumped a fence after getting spooked. Mind you this is a 40-lb dog, and said fence is about knee-height. Bottom line: Don't trust your dog to these people. I don't think they are bad people, and they had been frantically chasing Gina all over town, but we drove by later and the same door was open so they just have no clue.

Called and scheduled from a Hotel in Carmel and kept having to move the appt back because the 1 was…read moretrashed from the rain. They are very accommodating, nice and professional. My Bichon (hard to groom, bit of a specialty act) came out beautiful. Top points to these very nice people!

We have had our labradoodle,Emma, for 7 years now. We selected Country Labradoodles after lots of…read moreresearch on best practices and long term health results of different breeders. Our girl is the best dog and the healthiest dog we have ever had. She is also a beauty and we are routinely stopped and asked where we got her. I always send them to Country Labradoodles!

We had a great experience with Denise at Cambria Concierge! We wanted to have our vacation home…read moreprepared for our arrival. She shopped and stocked the fridge, and did other requested tasks to get it ready. Without asking, she even put beautiful fresh flowers around the house. While we were in town, she was available for anything we needed, as well as closing the house after we left. She was very accommodating and easy to work with. She now looks after our house while we are gone. We highly recommend Cambria Concierge!