If you are in need of your dog groomed, bathed, nails trimmed or just anything for your dog's style…read moreTonya's Tender Touch is the place in the Whitesburg KY and surrounding area. Tonya will send text or message reminders of your appointment. From the time you step inside the door you know your dog will be well taken care of. It is obvious Tonya from the time you make that first visit knows your dog and your dog knows her. Our Reilly shows her excitement of coming here with her excitingly swinging of her tail. Animals know who treat them well, Reilly shows no apprehension walking into this dog grooming salon. Tonya is making her welcome as soon we walk in. The service provided at this point has been unmatched by anyone else who has groomed our Golden Doodle. The fur of a Golden Doodle can be a challenge but not for Tonya and crew. The price of services are unmatched by anyone else who provides these services in our area. They are very reasonable especially for the amount of work that she does. We have used this salon for our Reilly three times and I was surprised to learn that no one or the owner had not added this service/business to YELP. So I as a customer did the add because I want to share my opinion for this business with others.

Love the care they gave to Bruno, I will never go anyway else…read more He was so full of his perfect look wanted all the neighbors to check him out. Thanks to the ladies at Tonya's. Sonja McGuire

We took our rescue babies there, Chanel and Kristie for a check up and shots . The vet and staff…read moreare amazing, they definitely have a love for their patients. Then we had to take them for dental work and everything went wonderful. Chanel had 13 teeth taken out and she adapted so well, Kristie had 2 taken out. We knew the vet hospital would be perfect for our babies because our Koko of 15 yrs.did well there. Thank you so much Pound Veterinary Hospital.

reasons not to go 1 the smell…read more2 doesn't require vaccines (this horrified me as I wanted 20 minutes to check out, that she told a gentalman checking in that no vaccines are not required but preferred.) 3 charges you way more than the other groomers in the area 4 the hair style look as if I made the attempt to do it myself 5 her bedside manners are some you think she would have instead it looks like she had been crying and let's a lot of personal issues interfere. (I over heard loud screaming at someone over the phone and someone's pet)I also heard smacking sound and a dog crying. I asked about the abuse of pets and she rejected the concerns and said it's best that I don't come back. Lady no problem

I wouldn't trust my dog with any other groomer than Beth, her and her team do an amazing job and my…read moredog Hedo is very happy when I pick her up when normally she is not fond of other people! I trust her 100% with my shy chihuahua!

This was my second visit to Breathitt County to see the free roaming horses as part of the KEEP…read moreEquine Luncheon Series. Imagine yourself standing in the middle of a herd of horses. Although feral, they've acclimated to people and will come up to you for a nose boop or a carrot. The stallions can be aggressive while protecting their families, but generally it is safe to allow them to approach. Use common sense. I hail the Appalachian Horse Project for their passion in protecting the horses. 76

We booked the wild horse tour without knowing what to expect, but it ended up being the highlight…read moreof our entire trip. We met our guide, Marcia, at the farmers market in Jackson, KY. Right away, it was clear she knew the area and the horses inside and out. The tour started with some quick local history and a look at old buildings around town--short, simple, and interesting. Then we headed up the mountain. Within minutes, we saw our first band of wild horses on the side of the road. Marcia recognized them and said they typically avoid people, which held true even after we tried a few carrots. Still, the kids were thrilled--they saw wild horses in real life, and that alone felt like a win. But it only got better. Not long after, we came across a single horse in a field. We got out of the car, and to our surprise, she ran right up to us. Our 9-year-old daughter and 7-year-old son got to pet a wild horse--that moment alone made the tour worth it. As the day went on, we saw more and more horses. Some were heavily pregnant, some had foals or colts, and many came surprisingly close. Every stop felt like a new story waiting to happen. By the end of the tour, we'd seen several bands of wild horses, and each one left an impression. This experience more than exceeded expectations and gave our family a day we'll be talking about for years. If you're anywhere near the area, book this tour. And if you're lucky enough to get Marcia as your guide, you're in for something special.