I highly recommend Karen's service. They are patient and easy to learn from. So far, Karen taught…read moreme improved strategies for calm walks in the park, mentally stimulating activities, and provided supplemental files to refer to as we enjoy and grow together. Karen is a wonderful teacher/trainer and I look forward to more sessions as time permits.

I adopted my dog Chloe over a year ago who was rescued from a puppy mill in Korea. She is about 9…read moreyears old and caged most of her life so she was just re-entering the real world. Karen helped me get Chloe acclimated as she was leash reactive wanting to greet every dog we see on walks. It was important to me that Chloe was trained through a positive reinforcement approach and Karen's methods are aligned with my preference. She also taught me how to handle all her triggers, how to emergency u-turn, and suggested a type of no pull harness that was a game changer. I stayed consistent with her methods and Chloe learned very quickly. She now walks relaxed on a loose leash next to me and can learn to let go when seeing other dogs. After a year, Chloe started barking furiously nonstop in her car seat. Karen helped suggest a new car set up that instantly removed Chloe's anxiety. She now rides quietly in the backseat laying down. I also really appreciate Karen's detailed notes, links to suggested products, and next steps outlined each time after a training session. I still continue to use Karen as needed but training on different areas to help Chloe continue to thrive. We are so grateful for Karen's guidance and she is always so kind and patient with Chloe during the training sessions. It has enhanced not only Chloe's livelihood but also mine as we embark on life together. I'm so glad to have Karen be part of Chloe's support team as she now lives her best life.

Jordan has been amazing in helping me find balance while living in a fast paced Los Angeles world…read more From the first session, I felt comfortable and understood. Her compassionate approach and insightful guidance have made a huge difference in my life. She provides practical tools and tailored advice that have helped me navigate challenging times. Jordan's expertise and professionalism are evident in every session. If you need a caring and skilled therapist in Los Angeles, I highly recommend her!

I've struggled to find a therapist that really listens without judgement. Finally, I've found…read moreJordan! Talking to her is as comfortable as talking to your best friend but in this case she gives sound advice and not just playing into my delulu. She gave me journal topics and taught me skills to help work through my anxiety. I feel better prepared to handle the stressors of life and dating after working with her.

Josh has been the most helpful of the several different physical therapy services we have tried…read more Our 12-year old large golden retriever had TPLO surgery on both of his back knees several years ago. Last year he started having difficulty getting up. Josh has not only significantly helped Speedy with his mobility, but he has taught us so much about how to help Speedy ourselves. Not just home exercises but also what good progress look like in his stance and movement. Last but not least, Speedy loves his time with Josh and is so happy to see him every time.

My geriatric pup had an unfortunate event, which led him to loss of function in both of his hind…read morelegs. I initially took him to another therapist in Valley Village, but my dog was so anxious the ride there and at the clinic, there was no way I could take him back. That's when I found Josh who does in-home therapy. His pricing was around the same as the other spot, if not better! Because his session lasts 45 min to an 1 hr, I could be with my dog during the session and I don't have to drive anywhere. He also provides discounted pricing if you book 10 sessions. From the start my dog lovedddd Josh! A lot can be said, when your dog is in love with a complete stranger! Josh is very kind, gentle, communicative and does all types of therapy depending on the progress. Within those 10 sessions in a span of 3 months, along with vet prescribed medication, my dog is now able to walk around the whole block without a carrier now! Thank you so much to Josh for helping Peanut get back on his 4 little legs!

They were so wonderful to our dogs and so helpful to us. You can tell they love the dogs and their…read morebusiness.

Thank You Gabby and Linda. This is a friendly neighborhood business that has wonderful people…read moreworking there that help us when we bring our dog in. We will be back soon.

The amount of change that Dawit was able to do for my dog is a crazy amount. I'm not sure I'd be…read moreable to handle my dog without his help! My very alpha dog needed a lot of training and Dawit turned him into a more calm alpha dog who knows his place at home and in public. I'm so very thankful and cannot be more happy with how much of a good boy my dog is. As a first time dog carer, I've learned so much from Dawit and would definitely recommend his training to anyone.

Where do we even start? Our dog, Cooper, was adopted from a shelter after being surrendered twice…read more We quickly learned that he struggled with severe separation anxiety and couldn't be left alone. We became prisoners in our own home. We either had to take him everywhere with us or have one of us stay behind. It became a huge burden, and we found ourselves scheduling our entire lives around our dog. We decided to work with Dawit, and little by little, things started to improve. When we got Cooper back from training, he was like a completely different dog. He no longer pulled on the leash, was not reactive when he saw other dogs, his recall was amazing, and many of our typical worries disappeared. However, the separation anxiety still persisted. This is where Dawit truly deserves recognition. He never gave up on us or on Cooper. Our training journey probably lasted longer than most because of how severe Cooper's anxiety was, but Dawit went far beyond the typical follow-ups. Over the course of several months, the training sessions, check-ins, texts/videos, communication, and home visits finally paid off. There were times when I genuinely thought we'd never be able to return to a normal life, but our consistency combined with Dawit's continued support and new techniques made all the difference. Cooper can now stay home alone in his crate without issues. That being said, training only works if you put in the effort. We followed through with everything Dawit recommended, even when it was difficult or when we didn't see immediate results. It's easy to fall back into old habits or give up when progress feels slow, but perseverance truly pays off. Side note: Dawit is just an all-around great person who genuinely cares about what he does. Our dog absolutely adores him. We also love the boarding services he offers -- especially because Cooper comes home exercised and happy. Another huge plus is that Cooper is now off-leash certified, and we fully trust him to make good decisions. Yes, it can be costly, but it's an investment and honestly, I don't know another dog as well‑behaved as ours. I'm incredibly proud of the work it took to get here.

I had the pleasure of bringing my senior pug here for over a year and a half. My pug was dealing…read morewith a deterioration of a lower disk in her spine, which caused nerve damage as well as arthritis in her back legs. I found two hands four paws as it was on a list of physical therapy locations from my veternian. I am 100 percent confident that two hands four paws allowed my stella to have a more mobile and comfortable life for almost two years longer. Some of her symptoms were dragging her back legs, struggling to squat to pee and slow to stand up/sit down. We started off with just physical therapy, so doing the water treadmill and the obstacles. We put her on fish oil and other supplements that were recommended. I will admit that physical therapy is expensive, no matter the location. So there were times where we had to pause for a few months, and we could absolutely see a difference when we didn't take her consistently. After about a year, stella started to have fecal incontinence, and so we transitioned to acupuncture in which they suggested Chinese herb supplements. The combination of both definitely helped the fecal incontinence which was great! Unfortunately we began to experience a decline in her health (pee incontinence more frequently, her inability to move as well and be as lively) so we recently decided it was best to have her cross the rainbow bridge. The staff were amazing after sharing the news, and they send a card signed by all of the staff and an early picture of my girl in the water treadmill. If you are on the fence about physical therapy, please try out two hands four paws. I would highly recommend Anna, she was amazing with my girl.

Besides helping us get back on his feet , literally,, Two Hands Four Paws taught my big German…read moreShepherd', Ace, to swim and it has prevented the hip dysplasia in his right hip from advancing! Initially I started to go to 2H4P after he had undergone surgery in his left hip for a more advanced condition of dysplasia. At that time, the X-rays with the surgeon had showed the beginning of same condition in the right. His recovery was very difficult for all of us, but we were informed that there was a place to take him that was excellent. We jumped on it. He started the treadmill hydro, but his love of playing with water was making him go too wild and not keeping with the program. One of the trained therapists said it was time he went swimming in the big pool, and I explained that, despite his passion for water play, he was extremely resistant to going into a big pool on the many occasions we tried, but I wanted to try. Bryan was his first teacher, and within 10 minutes, with a life jacket, Ace was swimming the length! Now he can't get enough of it. He has become an expert swimmer ( after 3 weeks the life jacket was unnecessary), and I can't thank 2H4p nearly enough for this in valuable help. Now his right hip has no advancement and he is the happiest dog in America! Every Tuesday gets his 30 minutes of laps come rain or shinIe! I will always be grateful to the staff, and I will always recommend these wonderful people to anyone I know or meet!

I have been taking my dog with Dr. Robert Odama, he was nothing but patient with him. My dog had…read moremajor surgery elsewhere but taken to this veterinary for aftercare and everyone was very helpful and patient with his recovery. Recently my dog was diagnosed with something and Dr. Odama kept me informed and will call me to check up on my dog. I recommend this veterinary you can't put a price on good service and kind people.

Had a set appointment at 11:45 I didn't get seen for more than 5-10 mins till 1:30. I didn't end up…read moreleaving this place till around 2:30 . Ridiculous. Plus another half hour for itemized service information. The first vet tech that I was with didn't even get my prescription for the flea medication she said she would, she simply told the DR a lousy reiteration of "the dogs face is itchy" I understand being hungry or overbooked around lunch time every now and then but a 2 hour wait time with a set appointment is ridiculous especially with the mellow low effort vibe the staff was giving. They don't realize that if they put you at the room at the end you can hear all their loud conversations and how they are passing up on each room in the order they choose to proceed in. I saw other people who had barely gotten there being seen asap. This place must regard certain people / certain dogs and all this to say with little answers to the questions that you might have in regard to your pets health. They don't know unless the blood / X-ray or there's a clear sign of something else going on.. Tragic the first time we came here it was actually a decent spot. Many things were said they were gonna be done didn't get the recommendations/ the prescription, they come in for 5-10 mins max and try to see what they can write you in for if not next case. Makes you think if they don't value a customers half hour this business clearly doesn't care for nearly 2 plus hours.

First time going to any food bank and although the experience wasn't awful, I couldn't believe the…read morequality of food. Since when is it ever ok to be giving people EXPIRED food from 2 years ago! Frozen steaks from last year and even boxed goods that were old. Are they trying to get people sick? Seriously, I don't care if it's free, giving people overly expired food is like expecting them to eat out of the trash- we deserve better than that!

It's a shame to see some people bad mouth places trying to help when they don't really know what…read morethey are talking about when it comes to food and the dates. There are date guide lines that are followed by the book at most places. Most meat if frozen before the date are good up to 3 years past. Most canned goods are good for over a year past date. Dry goods stored properly are good for the most part 3 years past date. Just like camping and emergency food. Most now don't understand that those dates are now not best by dates but fresh by dates just so that theirs tastes better than the competitors for repeat purchase. That's why there's so much food waste here that they had to make a law to make places donate instead of trashing it. You can easily look online now days and see. Example: barbeque sauce if stored properly is good for a year or more past the date. I myself recently had such a thing in my cupboard that expires May 2024 I ate it last month August 2025 I'm still alive and it honestly tasted the same as if I just bought it. I also recently did the same with Easy Cheese that was 1 year and 8 months past date. I am not saying everything is ok I suggest smelling things first and taking a small taste prior, but we throw so much away because manufacturers are trying to make you buy theirs again in stead of another that we are all fooled into throwing away edible items. If a can is expanded it's not good but if not it's probably good far far past the date. We live in the information internet times now type it in and see what is suggested to be ok but always trust your own judgement by smell, taste, and tell. Please don't throw it away just because a company that wants you to buy from them again say that date makes it trash. Also please please stop complaining about places trying to help they really struggle to keep doing what they do most all are nonprofit which means they have to ask for money to be able to have a place to give, a way to get the things to give, and to have the people there to help. They are basically in the same boat as the ones who come for help as in the don't have money and are trying to get food. The difference is they give it away for free after the struggle. I worked at one for 14 years. I know the struggle when you have more in need them more that give. Most do it all with out thanks or appreciation! There are government guide lines to the dates of the food to be given out and they would be shut down if not followed and yes they are inspected very often most have many visits through out the year. Please think before you post because your ignorance can have a place shut down for no reason.