I had been meaning to get my kitty a haircut for sometime. So when I was home for the holidays I…read moredecided to stop by Spa 4 Paws because they had such good reviews on Facebook & I remember us bringing our dogs here. They squeezed my cat right in! I was so nervous but they listened to exactly what I wanted & I am so happy with how his haircut looks!! They were so nice (even when my kitty was being a brat) & I would recommend anybody to come here. They got it done pretty quick with the holiday rush too. So so happy!! Worth every penny.

I have over 20 years grooming experience and Spa 4 Paws has had the best groomers I've ever worked…read morewith.

This review is for the Shot Clinic only, as I did not go into the store…read more Four Muddy Paws hosted a shot clinic sponsored by Partners For Pets. The prices were phenomenal!!! My baby rec'd 3 shots for $27. We arrived first thing in the morning, since the clinic was from 9am-12pm on May 2nd. Four Muddy Paws is housed in a strip mall with plenty of parking and there was a bank next door that looked to be closed on Saturday so that accommodated for additional parking. The clinic was held outside in the grassy area, they had a table set up, so it was first come, first serve. The paperwork was simple and they accepted cash or card payments. The wait time wasn't bad, it took us an hour from start to finish and the staff was really nice and loving to the babies and were ready for all types...meaning if your fur-baby was scared or frightened. We rec'd a free cookie from Treats Unleashed for the fur-babies and a $5 gift card. Dogs Distemper VX FREE Bordetella VX $12 Lepto VX $15 Microchip $20 Rabbies VX $15/$40 Cats FVRCP VX FREE Felv VX $20 Microchip $20 Rabbies VX $15

Added a new rescue dog to my pack, so I needed a couple of things to welcome her…read more First thing I needed was a tag for her collar. I love the machine that they have in house for making tags. You select the one you want, an associate programs the machine and loads your new tag. Then you take over the keyboard by selecting how many lines you want. The next step is typing what you want on the tag and selecting a font. Final step is proofing and hitting the engrave button. When it's done engraving, you've got a fashionable tag for your new family member. The other item I needed was a coupler. I needed it for the seatbelt restraint. Instead of securing one dog, I now needed to make sure two dogs were safe while riding shotgun. Of course, we couldn't leave without getting matching bandanas for both dogs and a couple of fresh baked cookies. When: January 28, 2026 Why: Shopping with new dog after seeing new vet.

We used the groomers services and the staff was incredible. Very caring for the animals and price…read morewas great for what they did! Will be back

If you have a dog who isn't fond of having their nails clipped, I recommend taking them into…read moreWhisker Bones. They don't charge much and they do a good job.

They cut my dog three times 1 years ago and then would not honor a free Grooming…read more You can improve by not cutting my dog. They said well we can't guarantee that because we move animals.

Yesterday Petco had a flood and no customer was allowed in the store…read more I know this because I went to the store to buy a baby ferret and they said no customer was allowed in due to the flood They told me the baby ferret was still in there, and I could come back tomorrow So today I woke up and I got to Petco 10 minutes before they opened so I can be the first one in the store so I can buy this baby ferret Since no customer was allowed in the store yesterday an employee bought the ferret, and it was the same employee who told me to come back the next day to buy the ferret If customers can't come in and buy the animals, I don't think the employees should because I was at Petco yesterday way before the employee even bought the ferret and I was ready to buy the ferret and they told me I couldn't come in due to flooding, but the employee bought the ferret because she was allowed in the store because she was a worker

Always friendly & professional and then can actually trim my dogs nails! He's a big baby about thatread more

Very kind people work at Kennelwood. Take good care of your animals! Always pleased with the…read moregrooming!!!

The day before Valentine's Day, I woke up to a sick dog. I called my vet immediately and let them…read moreknow what was going on. After my description, they knew she needed to seen pronto. Unfortunately they couldn't squeeze her in and recommended an emergency clinic. My vet is in STL and since I now live on the Eastside of the river, I choose Hawthorne. When I looked at the reviews on Yelp, I became concerned, but I needed a vet fast. I called, told them the issues and they said, to come on in. Wow, the staff was so attentive and caring to me and my fur-baby when we arrived. We were promptly escorted to an exam room and the vet tech was professional and thorough in asking questions to help us resolve the problem my dog was having. When the vet came to the exam room, she was very loving to my baby and explained what they determined the health issue to be. It was what I thought it was, she had an abscessed tooth. What impressed me was, how they coordinated care with my regular vet. I had my vet on the phone and as a team we all worked to see who could get her in for the tooth extraction the fastest. My vet could get her in the fastest. To make things easier for me and my vet, Hawthorne offered to do the prep bloodwork and send it to my vet. We both appreciated that. When I lived in STL, I had multiple emergency clinics to choose from when a need would arise. Now on the Eastside, there are not that many to choose from, but if there were, I'd still choose Hawthorne. I was impressed with the service and care I received and I am a picky dog dad.

PLEASE READ- IS YOUR ANIMAL SICK????? In September 2024, I…read morepaid Hawthorne Animal Hospital and Dr. Jessica Wiehrdt $7,482.00 for an emergency splenectomy for my dog. Tragically, my dog passed away from severe internal bleeding just one week later. The most painful part was the total failure of informed consent. Before the surgery, during a consultation with myself and a licensed medical doctor acting as a witness, Dr. Wiehrdt explicitly quoted a "50/50 chance of survival." What they deliberately left out was the crucial medical reality: that for aggressive conditions like splenic hemangiosarcoma, surgery alone offers a median survival time of only a few weeks, frequently ending in catastrophic internal hemorrhaging. Had I known the truth, I would have chosen a peaceful, palliative path instead of putting my dog through major, traumatic surgery for a handful of painful days. When you look at the economics, it's easy to see why these procedures are heavily pushed. If a regional hospital performs just 2 to 3 of these high-margin, nearly $7,500 terminal surgeries a month, that translates to $180,000 to $270,000+ per year generated purely from aggressive, high-cost interventions on pets facing terminal prognoses. When formally requested to take accountability and refund the $7,482 cost for this misleading guidance, hospital administration chose to completely ghost and ignore all deadlines. If you are facing critical or terminal diagnoses at Hawthorne, demand the unvarnished statistical reality of the long-term prognosis before handing over thousands of dollars. Protect your pets and your peace. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE. don't do this to your baby. these people are evil.

Another rescue dog adopted from Needy Paws Rescue in St. Louis, so a new visit to Heartland to see…read moreDr. Kristin Stahlheber. I liked her when I brought Sophia, so when they asked me if I wanted the same vet for Princess, I immediately said, yes. I like the personalized services that Heartland provides. First you're called into the consulting room and a vet tech ask all the prep questions. When they exit the room, they report to the vet so when she comes in, she already is well informed about your pet and what the visit is about. Dr. Kristen entered the room and congratulated me on the new adoption. She briefly asked me a few more questions, before exiting with Princess to the exam room. When she returned, she praised Princess's good behavior and gave her a good health report. Being a Chihuahua, her only issue was some tartar on her teeth. She recommended OraVet as a treat to help clean up and keep the tartar away. I'm picky about the veterinarian who cares for my fur-babies and Heartland checks all the boxes. Best of all, they do it at a reasonable price. When: January 28, 2026 Why: New dog, her first exam.

Had to put out 10 year old dog down While we were saying our…read moregood Byers they brought in the bill! Should be call Heartless Vet Hospital

After my fur-baby who was on a prescription low-fat diet, crossed the Rainbow Bridge, I went two…read moremonths without a dog. For someone who has always had one to three dogs at a time for the last thirty years, it was like going through withdrawal. Once I rescued/adopted a new fur-baby, her new vet recommended a couple of different brands of food. She did not recommend the one that the rescue group had been feeding her. Since her new vet is in Edwardsville and I had good luck here with Sprites food, I came back. I checked out all three of the brands that the new vet recommended and went with, Royal Canin. I liked the smaller bag, since Sophia is a small dog. That way the food will stay fresh and I can just buy more frequently. Plus, the price point is very affordable. The store is well organized and for a store that allows pets, it always smells clean.

Dark curly long haired male manager was pretty rude and sassy for no reason. Very unaccommodating…read moreto a simple request/price adjustment.