We love Robin and Tim. Our sweet Nala is an older dog and quite shy. Robin always takes extra time…read morewith her and tries to be flexible when she can to accommodate us. Wouldn't trust Nala with anyone else.....and they do an amazing job grooming her!

Every time I bring my sweet Cleo here she is treated like family. The owners really do love their…read morecustomers and the customers four legged pals. Each time I drop Cleo off, we take a moment to go over what I want done with Cleo during this grooming and they deliver each time. Sometimes Cleo comes in mid-groom time just for a bath and nail trim because it's hard to groom a poodle. Cleo has never acted traumatized or upset when I pick her up, nor does she act like she does not want to stay when I leave her. This tells me that all is good here and the animals are treated like family. When I come to pick up Cleo, there always seems to be a little pooch getting all couiffed/beautified on the table and the pooch seems so happy, no panting or anxiety. They must be piping in some doggie classical music because it's doggie chillaxing at this spariffic place. They definitely have Cleo's paw of approval!

I can't rate this place any less than 4 stars. They really, absolutely do their best with what they…read morehave available. I feel that they feel for the animals and really try to find them the best homes. The only reason I rate less than 5 stars is because once I found a cat that my neighbors abandoned (didn't realize until they cat showed up on my doorstep starving). I tried to find the guy a home, but I couldn't get anyone to take him. My dogs are not cat-friendly, so I couldn't keep him locked up in a bathroom forever. I took him to the Humane Society, and they were initially nice, but they quickly tried to "vet" me to see if I was just dropping off my own cat. It was very accusatory. However, they still took the cat. Of note, this IS a kill shelter.

I adopted my cat here several years ago and it was such an easy process. They seem to have great…read moreanimals and the staff were very helpful. No post-adoption health issues or anything. Great experience.

Highly recommend Madison for grooming your fur baby. She is experienced, loves the dogs and they…read morelove her.

Anyone who can get my long haired cat cut with little to no complaints gets 5 stars! Was so…read moreimpressed that she managed to get Gigi perfectly cut into a little lion. Definitely our spot for regular cat groomings.

4 Paws is a caring veterinary clinic. All their ladies there love our pups and really care about…read morewhat they do. They always go above and beyond for us. They fit us in when needed. They don't upsell us on unnecessary products or procedures. They know us and our pups and their history. They make us feel like family when we visit. They always answer the phone and they always follow-up. Prices are reasonable too. We recommend our family and friends to them and they get the same treatment. We can't say enough good things about them. Highly recommended.

Long time customer, take all our pets there. Arrived at 5pm for a walk in after my dogs got…read morebitten/swollen - said they won't see him, are only open to refill meds. Insane. Terrible service.

Communicative and mind staff. Open to being flexible with you, your pets and your schedule. They do…read moretake awhile to groom - but I'll take that any day over a quick/lazy cut. Highly recommend!

Horrible experience. Kept my dog waiting for approximately 7 hours claiming they only had one pair…read moreof clippers and were therefore running behind. We called a number of times that day for an update and were told "almost through". I'm only sorry that I trusted them and did not demand that they release my dog. While I did not see where my pup was kept all those hours, I do know that he now whines when he's put in a crate at other groomers (behavior that he never exhibited prior to Pampered Pooch.) Amelia Island location

Wonderful place for my fur baby. It is his home away from home. He loves going there.read more

We have been taking our dogs to Kozy Kennels for almost two decades. My daughter's first job was at…read moreKozy Kennels; today she is veterinarian and has wonderful things to say about the place. I adopted a dog recently, and unfortunately I had to board her--a very scary experience for a recently adopted dog. I was very worried about the dog during the trip. Sure enough, when I picked her up at Kozy Kennels, my dog was just fine. They are wonderful people.

This place continues to provide us with excellent veterinary care for our six year old poodle. We…read morehave been here from everything from routine visits to emergency care. We have seen three doctors at the practice and each one has been amazing to work with. The vet techs and front desk staff are also amazing. You won't be disappointed by bringing your fur friend here.

We love this vet! We have a sweet, but very high drive dog and they are so kind and patient with…read morehim. Whether it's just an annual check up or an urgent visit, the staff and doctors are always there to make Duke's visit short but thorough.

Let me start out by saying I don't make this post to be mean, but simply to inform other pet owners…read moreof my experience. That being said, I have had a lot of cats and dogs in my life. I currently foster and rescue with animal care and protective services, meaning I have nine dogs of my own who are various special needs or seniors, and I also have nine cats. I have a registered vet that I usually use however, due to the nature of my visit today, I was unable to get my cat there, so I chose somewhere closer to home and I regret my decision. My 16-year-old cat needed to be put to sleep. She had been going downhill for a while, but the last 48 hours we have noticed swelling in her paws as well as her throat area, which could've been anything from fluid retention to an allergic reaction. Either way, we knew it was gonna be her time and we were hoping she would pass on her own, but she did not My husband made the appointment for 330 this afternoon for me and him to go bring her to be put to sleep. As I said, I've had a lot of dogs and cats, so this is not the first time that I've had to put an animal to sleep. Most of the dogs that I rescue our seniors, so this has happened before where I've had to help them along. I've never gone to a vet that did not want to do an initial exam before putting the animal to sleep. I had to ask them to please make sure there was nothing that we could do in order to have her live longer, within reason. I still don't think they even looked at her much just to say that she was anemic and it was her time. I was OK with that as I expected that was going to be the situation, but I did want to make sure that I was doing the right thing, and as I said, I've never met a vet who does not do an exam before euthanasia. In fact, I'm pretty sure we paid for an office visit and they didn't even examine my cat. The vet themselves, without me sounding rude, should not have been practicing medicine. She was older, much older than I have ever seen still working, and she could barely stand up on her own. Because my cat's legs were swollen, they were having a hard time finding a vein. I think it was maybe 20 minutes of them trying to stick my cat, over and over. Thankfully, she was mostly sedated by then, but still. The vet did have an assistant who was trying her best, but I realized once my cat was sedated that I brought her to the wrong place. Unfortunately, at that point, she was already sedated and I was not sure what else I could do. Neither vet informed me when they were going to do anything, I kept having to ask what was going on because I just kept seeing them trying to stick her over and over again. The main vet, kept saying that they were gonna have to gas her and then the assistant that would remind her that they couldn't do that because the gas thing was in surgery I guess. That must've transpired at least four times in the 20 minutes that we were doing this. I also felt like the vet was not very sympathetic to my loss, she was making comments about my cat, as if I wasn't there. The assistant vet was slightly more empathetic. I felt bad for her because she was trying her best and it was not working. I'm not fully blaming them, as I understand that my cat was obviously not in the best of shape, but I do feel like I've never had an experience like this in all the animals that I've had to put the sleep in my 35 years of being on this earth. The whole process took about an hour, and I had to make sure multiple times that she had actually passed because I really didn't even trust them at that point. I almost had a panic attack quite a few times because I just did not understand what was going on, and nobody was talking to me and telling me what was going on. If there's another vet there, I would suggest asking for them, however, I was there last minute, and I think I was the last appointment of the day. I just hope my cat was not suffering during those minutes. It took for her to get sedated and then put to sleep.

The staff at Alta bluff is amazing. I would especially like to thank Ashley and Rachel for the…read moreextra care and advice they have given me since my dogs ACL surgery. They have gone above and beyond. Thank you