Great experience! My dog was there for a little over a week and I could tell he had fun because he…read morewas exhausted. My Pup was clean as well, I've picked up my dog from other boarders wet and dirty. Walter is very kind and responsive, and most importantly took great care of my dog. Would absolutely recommend and I will be returning, thanks Walter!

The minute I met Walter, I knew he was the perfect caregiving for our golden. Quiet, polite, and…read morekind ---- and I just wanted a safe environment and he delivered. Its not the kind of place where they simply put your dog out into a field with 20 or more other dogs every day ... its a perfect set up away from home with space inside and an opening for outside fresh air as well. Recommended by my Vet --- I'm lucky to have found this place. My golden was glad to be going home, but I could tell she was well cared for by Walter. Thank you sir!

At one time, I owned a condo on St Simons and used Pack for daycare. I no longer own the condo,…read morebut whenever I stay on the Island now, I liked Pack so much, I now bring my dogs to board. The staff are amazing, and it is so clean. My dogs are clearly well cared for. I highly recommend Pack.

Absolutely amazing! Morgan and her team are always on top of things! Can't thank you guys enough…read morefor loving my boy just as much as we do!

My pets are not current patients of Golden Isles Animal Hospital, and after a deeply disappointing…read moreboarding experience, they never will be. After two years of saving, we finally planned a short vacation out of state. Since our vet does not offer boarding, I contacted Golden Isles Animal Hospital to arrange a 4 night stay for my diabetic cat. She had been stable for almost a year with oral medication and a closely monitored diet, especially her water intake, which is significant due to her condition. I made sure to explain this clearly: she needs her water bowl refilled frequently and medication administered once daily. That's it. She's super easy, just keep an eye on the water bowl. I even left these instructions in her medicine bag stating exactly this. Because of her condition, I was told she'd need to come in for a "trial day," before the boarding, to ensure everything would go smoothly. She did very well, and the assistants praised her for how sweet, bubbly and easy she is. After that trial, she came home, sat by her water bowl, and drank water nonstop for 15 minutes. In hindsight, this is more concerning than it felt at the time. I trusted that this animal hospital would, at the very least, keep a diabetic cat hydrated and comfortable. So surely this must be stress related.. right? I brought up her water intake again at the time of her boarding, and they assured me that someone would "always be with her." I now understand that "someone in the building" may not mean someone qualified, or attentive enough, to actually monitor her needs. On the morning we were scheduled to pick her up, we received a call at 7am asking us to come immediately. She had been found lying on her side in her litter box, lethargic, dehydrated, could not walk without falling, and vocalizing in distress. As soon as we arrived, I asked if the vet or a tech could assist. I was told by your staff that no tech or vet had been on duty over the weekend, and wouldn't be that day either. The person who handed her over said she'd been fine for the first couple of days, but by day 3 had become slightly lethargic, so they gave her corn syrup. We asked if her blood sugar was checked before that, to ensure it was low blood sugar causing the lethargy, but the answer was no. It was given to her blindly. If this lethargy was that concerning, to the point of giving her corn syrup without checking her blood sugar, then why wasn't I called and informed of it at the very least? I would have come home immediately to get her and take her to her vet. There were no clear records of what had happened over the weekend from your staff. Evidently, they had been rotated, and the person speaking to us admitted they weren't there for two of the four days, so they weren't entirely sure what happened. We were handed a brochure for an emergency clinic and told to take her there, as they had no one to help her. We then took her over to her vet, who did some quick tests and found her very dehydrated with high blood sugar, cold and stressed, and urged us to take her to the emergency clinic immediately, so we did. She was admitted and cared for, but her condition continued to worsen. She passed away the very next day. I am absolutely devastated. It is heartbreaking to think that a stay intended to be safe and routine ended this way. I will always question what happened during those days when we weren't with her, and if any of it could have been prevented, had they called me at the first red flag.. If only I could give 0 stars. Thanks for literally nothing.

Dr.Hornbuckle is a fantastic vet. We live on a boat and will travel from wherever we are to go to…read moreGOLDEN isles vet practice to care for our 13 year old basset hound. We love the staff also. They are so attentive and go out of their way to help.

We love Yappy Days! They are also so kind and welcoming and know our dog by name now. They are very…read moreaccommodating when we had to have boarding last minute. Love seeing the photos on their Facebook. I highly recommend them

I would not recommend Yappy Days. I had a bad experience. The original groomer and a new girl…read morecame in. I booked my cute little Multipoo and ask them not to cut her too short and leave the legs longer. When I went to pick her up I was appalled at the was she looked. She absolutely scalped her. It has taken may month for her to get her hair back. I Will never go back.

We needed a clean, loving place to board our 3 dogs during a last minute traveling change-of-plans…read more We found Sunny Oaks online, and from the first conversation all the way to the picking-up of our pups, we could not have been more pleased! They were kind, helpful, and flexible and best of all, our dogs seemed genuinely happy and calm when we picked them up. Typically, they are over-stimulated and smelly when we pick them up from boarding. If we ever find ourselves back in Jekyll Island or St. Simons Island on vacation, we will definitely be using Sunny Oaks again!

Fantastic groomer, they handled my dog who is squirmy and uncooperative with ease. I've been…read moreworking with amateur groomers for a while and it was so nice to see my Maltese-mix professionally cut again. Reasonably priced and very professional they are my groomers now, and I highly recommend them.

I wasn't going to leave this second review, but since they injected themselves into a dog bite…read morelawsuit and almost cost me my homeowner's insurance I felt obliged. THESE PEOPLE ARE INCOMPETENT AND INHUMANE. Incompetent.. The first time I took my dog to them for throwing up after eating. They gave me drugs for him. After talking to a trainer, she said all I had to do was elevate his bowl. I did this and he stopped throwing up.. I guess they wouldn't have gotten as much money out of me if they hadn't sold me the drugs.. Inhumane.. after the dog bite incident I took him to be euthanized.. the vet gave him a shot and we watched him writhe on the floor in pain for twenty minutes while the vet and his assistant left the room.. finally they came back and put him down.. I've had two other dogs euthanized at other vets on the island.. NONE OF THEM LEFT THE DOG IN AGONY FOR TWENTY MINUTES!.. On top of that they got involved in the dog bite lawsuit.. instead of just saying they treated my dog.. they had to go into a lengthy comment about how they thought the dog was aggressive.. and it cost me the lawsuit.. they had no business getting involved with that.. after reading some of these other reviews, I think this place shouldn't be in business..

We love Island Animal Hospital! Dr. Luckstone and the entire staff is so caring and knowledgeable!…read moreIt is the only place that we trust with our fur babies' care. We have been coming to this clinic since we arrived on the island and use them for everything: well visits, immunizations, emergencies, boarding and even grooming (Danielle is THE BEST!). Mackie, Maisie and now Milly are always happy to visit their friends at Island Animal. We give them our highest recommendation!

The staff and Dr Miller couldn't have been more attentive, friendly and professional. Our 8 month…read moreold lab developed a bacterial UTI from ingesting ocean water-- couple of tests and meds later she's healing up. Highly recommend doing business here. We are traveling on vacation, otherwise Seaside would be our primary

Everyone at Seaside was so friendly, kind, and caring! We will definitely return if needed while…read moreon vacation. We had to visit twice within the week between Christmas and New Year's for two separate issues. Reception was always helpful trying to squeeze us in despite limited holiday hours. They genuinely wanted to listen to the issue and help us figure out what was best. First visit was 12/26 after our dog somehow wacked his tail on a ceramic tile floor while sleeping/dreaming at 3:30am Christmas Day. (You can't make this stuff up) This caused yelping, extreme pain for him, and a personality change, which is a sign of distress. They graciously got us in as soon as they reopened. They laid out options for diagnostics and treatment and were very transparent about price (which was very reasonable compared to our vet at home). The vet was amenable to what we decided and supportive of how to best care for our dog given his temperament. The second visit involved an emergency. I was surprised they were open on 12/30 when I called in the evening. Reception assured me Seaside is equipped to do imaging and surgery if needed, which was so helpful to know! Unfortunately they didn't have any openings left that evening. Our dog was having bloody stool which was very concerning and possibly life threatening (if due to a blockage) so we had to get him down to Robinson ER vet in Fernandina. However, after Robinson recommended an overnight which we declined, we did grab a morning appointment with Seaside to make sure we were covered to make the 800mi trip home with our dog stable enough to do it. Yet again, Seaside was super helpful. Robinson had given us antibiotics citing bacteria from sea water was the cause of the bloody stool (after four blood panels and imaging), but they said if our dog wasn't significantly improved by the next day we should head back down and overnight him. This may be protocol, but recovery from bacteria/parasites with antibiotics always takes a few days, so it felt alarmist and avaricious. Seaside was far more human toward us, giving helpful details about the nature of what was going on physically, advising on how to get food down to help our dog's gut realign, and showing us the respect that any caring pet parent deserves when they show up to get the right care for their furry family members. Seaside put my mind at ease and helped us feel that the ride home would be okay, as would our pup as long as we powered through with support and meds schedule. They gave us Cerenia tabs which are cheaper than the injection Seaside had insisted on giving, and really looked out for us for our journey ahead which was not at all a concern to Robinson (who just wanted to scare us into returning the next day). Seaside's rational education on what was biologically needed for our dog, and calm approach to how we could get him through this was absolutely what we needed. I regretted spending money with Robinson instead of Seaside, but it was necessary given the possibility of a blockage and Seaside's lack of openings the night before. That said, we're so grateful they could fill in all the blanks Robinson couldn't and send us home feeling calm and positive. Our dog progressed to 100% within 24h of his Seaside visit and is completely back to himself! I cannot say enough about how caring, explanatory, thoughtful and kind Seaside was. We would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone, and their prices were very reasonable, with vets who are fair, considerate and looking out for you and your furry family.

I checked out this place today in my search for a good place to a) board Kalu and Gizmo and / or b)…read moretake Kalu or Gizmo for doggy daycare to break up their boring, monotonous days. The lady I spoke to (Sherry) was super sweet. Here's what I found out: Prices *PRICES VARY BASED ON SIZE OF DOG* $15 Doggy day care only $20 per night per night for one dog $36 per night for two dogs Hours: Mon - Fri 8AM - 2PM and 3PM - 5:30PM Sat 9AM - 10PM No attendants afterhours and no cameras - so I'm probably not going to use them for boarding, but I'll drop them off for daycare.

Went so that they could trim my dogs nails and they made her bleed then charged me extra. Idk maybe…read moreIt was just a fluke. Personally won't go back.

Barry and the crew and Jeykll island Errand Girl helped make our trip much easier! We used them for…read moreboth driving services and laundry. I would definitely recommend using them if you are headed to the island.

We arrived by boat to Jekyll Harbor Marina. We arranged an uber to come and get us to bring us to…read moreretrieve our car from Brunswick. Unknown to us, uber will not come to Jekyll Island because of the $10 toll. The Marina staff gave me a flyer for At Your Service-after she predicted our uber would cancel. Moments later the uber canceled. Within minutes a very nice driver from At Your Service arrived, chatted with us on the way to our car. Then he waited with us to ensure our car started! Very thoughtful! The van was immaculate and the driver was very kind and friendly.

My issue is with the grooming department. I don't like making an appointment for small dog grooming…read moreand not being able to pick him up for 4 hours. I was told that he could be picked up Faster by paying an extra fee. I don't understand why he needs to be crated for 3 hours. The grooming was acceptable.

The store is always immaculate. Neat clean and organized. However, overall, PetSmart is over priced…read morein my opinion.