I contacted Lisa right when we got our puppy, Moxie. She sent me a detailed questionnaire and all…read morevaccines needed to attend. The questionnaire made me confident and proved they wanted to learn about the dogs in advance. Once our puppy was old enough to join, I reached out to Lisa because I was concerned that Moxie was scared when meeting new dogs, especially puppies, and due to her being too young + covid, she had not met as many. I was probably more worried than necessary, but Lisa NEVER made me feel that way. She spent lots of time talking with me about a plan to make sure Moxie and I were comfortable. She had us come in the evening after most dogs had left, and she knew that the dogs that would be there were good dogs for Moxie to meet. It went very well and Lisa assured me that Moxie's behavior was normal for a puppy and nothing to cause concern. Lisa suggested a specific day for Moxie to start coming based on personality matches with the other dogs. Now Moxie goes at least once a week and sometimes three. Moxie gets very excited and I can barely stop her from jumping out of the car to get in. She has boundless energy and Dawg On It helps with that, but above all, we know Moxie is safe and happy, while we can get some work done at home! Thank you, Lisa, Al, and Kai for your amazing help and for always texting back so quickly!

Dawg on it is run by the sweetest family that takes on your pup as their own. Al and Lisa are…read moreextremely flexible and accommodating to whatever your needs may be. They have daycare at their lovely home for a full day or half, overnight boarding, and can also come to your house to take your pup for a walk. All for very reasonable prices. I couldn't have imagined a better doggy daycare; they are so loving. They even send picture updates throughout the day. I am so grateful to have found them! Check them out! You will not be disappointed.

They are real responsible animal people. You can tell. They exude trust. I feel very comfortable…read morethat my dogs have a good no-stress experience at Canine College. Although I have never been in the sleeping quarters, I'm curious because both dogs sleep together. They prefer it and I think it's plenty big. Don't k ow the dog's ability to go through the dog gate when they need to peep. and poop. They are very loving, strong and responsible. They know their business.

WOW!!! This is the Olympus or Asgard for dogs. It is beautiful and bucolic. It is a heaven. We have…read morea Great Dane, Miss Jupiter, and she is consistently treated like a goddess at Canine College. She has been boarded here, and today, received a total spa treatment. She looked and smelled like the queen she is. Trust me, she loves going here. Stephanie, Danielle and Sawyer treat Jupiter like a family member. If it were a human spa, I would go with great joy and anticipation. Gene Gavin

Kayla and Pawfect Day were lifesavers for our family!! Our usual dog walker/sitter was unavailable…read moreat the last minute and Kayla said she had availability for the July 4th holiday. She came over ahead of time to meet our dog and was so kind, easy to talk to, and made everyone feel relaxed. Kayla was excellent with sharing regular updates and photos of our pup. We plan on using Kayla's dog walking and pup-sitting services anytime we go away. The website was easy to navigate, pricing was reasonable and clear, and we were offered a discount for being a first time customer. Highly recommend Pawfect Day!

From the owner: At Pawfect Day, every day is A PAWFECT DAY! We specialize in reliable, personalized, and premier…read moredog walking and pet care services, servicing NYC and Fairfield County, CT. Making tails wag and days pawfect since 2008! 🐾

Beezys pack was so quick and communicative and we had a great session! She understood our dog…read moreimmediately and gave us great feedback and instructions to fix some of her behavior issues. She also set us up with some helpful guides for the future! 10/10 recommend.

Beezys Pack provided me with great resources and tips for my pup who was dealing with bad…read morereactivity. She works with many rescues and also helped with some of the pups I was fostering. Aubrey is so caring, passionate, and knowledgeable, you can tell she really cares about the work she does / helping pups, and it makes a BIG difference. So grateful to have her as a continuous resource.

Justine is the best pet sitter. She handles my dogs regular mid-day walks and watches my dog for me…read morewhen I travel. She is reliable, responsible trustworthy and super responsive. Best of all, she loves my dog and treats him like one of her own. I always know Murphy is in the best best care when he is with her!

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Amazing dog care! Our pup is always in good hands and has a great time at Destiny's. We use her…read moreanytime we go out of town. Super reliable and has the most flexible schedule.

We entrusted Destiny's Doggy Daycare and Boarding with our dog while we were on vacation, and…read moreunfortunately our experience was extremely disappointing. Before booking, we were told that our dog would not require a meet-and-greet because there were no other boarding dogs scheduled during his stay. However, after we had already dropped him off and were too far away to return, we saw photos posted showing him interacting with other dogs. At first, we assumed everything was going well and that he had made some friends. For context, he lives with another dog at home and has never had any issues. What concerns us most is that we were not informed about any injury until approximately 30 minutes before pickup. When we arrived, our dog had several scratches as well as what appeared to be puncture wounds on his cheek consistent with a bite. There was also a visible mark on his nose that has since left a scar. We were told that some of these injuries may have been caused by him breaking through a fence. This explanation was difficult to accept, as he has never displayed destructive behavior at home or attempted to break through fencing. The following day, our dog was noticeably limping after returning home. Despite the injuries he sustained while in their care, no offer was made to assist with or cover any veterinary evaluation or treatment related to the incident. When we later raised our concerns, the owner denied telling us that our dog would be the only boarding dog during his stay, despite that being our understanding when we booked. The conflicting information, lack of communication regarding the injuries, and absence of accountability have left us very concerned. I would also note that our dog is a bully breed. Unfortunately, dogs of this breed are often judged more harshly than others. Had the roles been reversed and another dog had been injured by our dog, I believe the consequences for him could have been severe. That makes it even more important that all dogs in a boarding facility are properly supervised and that incidents are handled transparently. Pet owners deserve to be notified immediately when injuries occur and to have confidence that their pets are being cared for in a safe environment. Based on our experience, I encourage others to ask detailed questions about supervision practices, dog interactions, and incident reporting policies before boarding their pets here.

Saved my cats life from pyrometra in an emergency surgery, have been taking both of my pets here…read moreever since! My dog gets excited anytime we come here. Good environment and they are honest, affordable, and upfront about pricing on all things. All the staff are very kind and easy to talk to, you can tell they all love what they are doing and your pets are in good hands. Definitely recommend!!!

Highway Animal Hospital operates with an appalling deficit of clinical competence, ethical…read moreaccountability, and basic professional respect. I scheduled an appointment five weeks in advance to address a concerning growth on my dog, Ranger--an urgent medical worry that forced me to travel from Milford to Fairfield due to regional veterinary bottlenecks. What followed was a masterclass in administrative negligence and institutional disregard. I arrived promptly at 10:45 AM for an 11:00 AM appointment. After forty-five minutes of complete silence in a cramped, dismally uncomfortable waiting room, an assistant finally emerged at 11:35 AM. Rather than focusing on the medical issue at hand, her immediate instinct was to aggressively pitch an unnecessary rabies booster. Pushing a medical procedure on a first-time patient without consulting his history--especially when Ranger is not due for that vaccination until 2027--was transparently predatory and clinically irresponsible. Under the pretext that Ranger was being brought back for an impending examination, your staff took custody of him. That representation was fraudulent. For well over an hour, an already anxious dog was abandoned in a kennel while your front desk casually accepted food deliveries, entirely indifferent to a room full of waiting patrons. Not a single staff member offered an update, an explanation, or a routine courtesy. When I finally demanded a status report at 12:45 PM, I was informed that a veterinarian had not even laid eyes on my dog. Confining a distressed animal in a back room for over an hour without medical attention is grossly unacceptable. When I instructed the front desk to return Ranger immediately so we could leave, staff had the audacity to attempt to stall with dismissive promises of "five more minutes." Ranger was brought out hyperventilating and visibly traumatized by an ordeal entirely manufactured by your incompetence. The follow-up phone call thirty minutes later, vaguely citing an "accident," only deepened the insult. If an emergency compromised your schedule, professional standards dictate informing clients immediately so they can make informed choices about their time and their pets' welfare. You do not hold an animal in a cage under false pretenses while keeping the owner in the dark. Dr. Erin Fleming and Dr. Ashley Miller: your leadership is directly responsible for this dysfunctional operation. Because you treated my time as worthless, I am issuing a formal invoice to both of you for the three hours stolen from me, payable upon receipt. In the likely event that you default, that debt will be transferred to a collections agency and pursued through small claims court in Milford. You run an operation defined by blatant contempt for the clients who fund your salaries and a shameful lack of consideration for the animals entrusted to your care.

Horrible service. Once we called them out in bad service stopped responding to messages…read more I stay away

After two months of service Lee lost my cat today. This is not a joke or fake post. No response to…read moremultiple calls or texts. I still have no idea what has happened. I also find out from neighbors that Lee was not the one coming by my house, but instead was someone else. I warn all other pet owners to never use her!

Marta's is great with dogs. I never have a worry leaving my dog with them. He's always smiling in…read moretheir pictures!

They love, love their dogs! They are all kind, sweet people who follow care instructions and make…read moresure the dogs are stimulated and comfortable. I could never find a better place for my dog.

Greg was amazing!! Took great care of our 2 dogs and cat for a month everyday during the week while…read moremy wife was away. Bonded with all of them right away and will be our go to person whenever we need someone!

We brought our pug over to meet Greg and his folks and she responded immediately with some serious…read moretail wagging. We knew right away it was going to be great - it was the 1st time she had boarded outside our house. But it wasn't at all like boarding; she was right at home and when we dropped her off for our actual trip she settled in without a hint of discomfort. Her stay with Greg was a total success. Greg was great and his set up was welcoming to our little furry girl.