my first service dog was nearing end of life. he wouldn't stop try to work until his last days. we…read morehad gotten Austin, English Cream Golden Retriever at 5 weeks when Amos was still alive Austin began minmicking many things he was doing as a service dog. at 6 months old we signed contracts and they took Austin for a little over 2 months as I was recovering from double knee replacement. He then began his service dog training, fine tuning . we took him several times a week and paid extra for that. we had asked before hand what all the costs would be so we knew in advance it wasn't going to be cheap. we knew anything as good aa the training Austin was going to receive was worth every penny! Austin is the most amazing dog and performs his service dog training 100% of the time in vest or out of service dog vest. He wakes me up at night if my blood sugar is low. I have severe hypoglycemia , he is also traimed as mobility dog and for anxiety and stress. He went through over 300 hours of training and graduated, 7 months after starting his training with Tim and Anna. They provide excellent training and have agility courses if you want your dog trained for that. there's is diabetic alert dog teaching, snake avoidance training , all service dog training programs as well as if you are just wanting basic obedience for your dog. Anna also does grooming so we still go for grooming every month. you will get nothing but the very best training for the tristate area!

I want to leave a follow up review, this time more realistic. I did leave one previously, simply to…read moreacknowledge the attempts made by a trainer there named Katya who I believe could have well trained my German Shephard, Robin, given the chance to train her here at my home. Where we live. The owner was a no call no show from the beginning, and no apology in being so, despite this being followed by a bite to another dog by a different dog of mine. Sending Robin to train was unnecessary and a knee jerk reaction. After his unprofessional inactions, I lost that beloved 3 year old dog. Robin lost 15 pounds in 30 days while at that facility. She was never bathed yet allowed to walk around in a feces covered yard. Even her ears were dirty. I wonder if this is where the parasite she came down with came from?? It cost 3400.00, and I had to provide all of her food. Not sure where it went since she lost a pound every 2 days. And the owner treated me with contempt and rudeness Katya seems to know her stuff, but could learn something from the phrase: teach, dont preach. It was a total waste of money, and I still lost a dog, which shouldnt have happened. This place will never get another dime of my money, and really should return it.

Our girls have been staying here monthly since we moved to town two years ago…read more Their staff is so friendly and attentive, and the facility is immaculately clean. Our girls can be a handful, and they're always greeted with lots of love and treats!! Roverwood is hands down the best boarding and daycare facility in town!

I cannot say enough good things about Roverwood Ranch. My dog diesel boards there regularly and…read morethey treat him like family. I love leaving him in good hands. He loves pulling in the parking lot and gets excited to see his friends. Great asset to have in Leavenworth!

I took my girl there yesterday. So wonderful. My girl hasn't been to a groomer in a few years but…read moreBrooke was wonderful with her. Saw that my girl wasn't a fan of the dryer so she crate dried her. Takes longer BUT because she isn't being rushed by corporate numbers she is able to take the time and care her animals need. Thank you. My pup who is 10 looked amazing and wasn't stressed by the experience.

Teddy and ViVi were way past due on their grooming. She did a great job we are coming back soon!read more

My neighbor mentioned The Ridge to me because in February I boarded my toy Aussie at the vet and he…read morewas the only there for 4 days. Like being in solitary confinement. Took my dog to The Ridge on my last trip and he loved it. Able to socialize and be loved without being in a kennel. I now take him 2 days a week just so he can play with his friends and make new friends! He is only 12 lbs but plays with the big dogs! Thank you Pat & Marilyn for opening The Ridge Pet Resort!

The most kind & caring people with an amazing top notch pet resort!…read moreMy sister passed away unexpectedly and without hesitation they picked up her distressed dog Gorgie for me and took the best care of her until I could get to Kansas from South Caroline. When I arrived Gorgie was having fun playing with her new friends. Dogs know when they are safe and loved! If I lived in Kansas this would be the only place my dogs would stay!

Super impressed by every aspect of this practice! Megan at the front desk was so sweet to my dog…read moreGracie (lots of treats!) & we had a lovely chat while I waited. It was short tho & Kinley came to take us to the room which was large, clean & well equipped. We began discussing Gracie's arthritis & I looked over to see the vet on the floor engaging with my dog! Dr. Holstrom was so kind & extremely thorough with Gracie's exam. I had questions about some lumps & how to treat them. She gave me several options & explained them thoroughly. We reviewed all of Gracie's health matters. Head to toe. The Dr. & Kinley really made me feel like they cared about Gracie & her well being. They were so great with my dog, but also fantastic with me, too. It was so nice to talk with them. This was my first visit to Pleasant Valley & they've got it ALL right. Lovely, clean, well maintained building & exam rooms; warm, friendly receptionists; short wait times; knowledgeable Dr. who is as good with people as she is with animals; technology (a very useful & easy to use app); & all these people are loving on my dog every step of the way. This is our retirement home so we are customers forever! I have already recommended Pleasant Valley to family and friends!

We have three dogs in our family, two of whom have some kind of crazy skin Allergy (with…read moreinflammation) in their paws and on lower legs. We brought these two dogs to the Pleasant Valley veterinarian clinic in Tonganoxie, Kansas, and we were so extremely impressed and wonderfully treated. Regrettably, one of our dogs is in fairly serious condition and the vet there recommended that we take him to a specialty veterinarian clinic that has an internist type physician for dogs to address his significant problems. What impressed my wife and me most was the fact that this particular veterinarian was MUCH more concerned about the well-being of our dog, rather than making money for herself, which we would have gladly paid her for many repeated visits for her to identify and treat our dog's significant health issues. But instead of making money, she was MUCH more concerned about the health of our dog, and she referred us to two viable animal clinics that have the type of internist that can properly address our dog's needs. So, the bottom line here is, if you want a veterinarian that is more concerned about the health and well being of your animal, rather thanher profit margins, I recommend that you take your animals to the Pleasant Valley veterinarian clinic in Tonganoxie, Kansas, and have a Veterinarian with incredible knowledge and integrity there take care of your pets. Truly impressive, truly inspiring, we couldn't be more grateful.

This place is very unprofessional one towel for five or six dogs after being bathed very…read moreunsanitary, skin conditions fleas could all be transferred. Also known for hitting dogs with objects very unprofessional again. You get hired under false pretenses. In this picture I provided and what is circled is what they used to hit the dogs when they don't behave or bark. Please watch who you take your fur babies too Wizard of Paws response is lies. Those red toys circled were on All the cages all over the building to hit dogs with!! You're right she seen the behavior and the trash talking of clients!!! You are lucky she even stayed as long as she did you were lucky to have her and not get called out to the clients about the behavior at your shop!! The one towel rule is just gross! You have a very different definition of high standards!!!I personally feel people have a right to know what goes on with their animals. I would want to know. Regardless of what you feel, she should and shouldn't have been doing to your standards, which the one towel thing doesn't seem like they too high to reach. Never the less doesn't give anyone MONICA in that shop the right to hit on dogs. So your clients can use their own judgment on your red "all the same, grandkids toys" . Shame on this place!

I was totally caught off guard when told not to bring Bella back as her nipping and acting out had…read moregotten worse. No one ever said a word about her nipping and I had ask and been told she was fine. For her benefit I would have thought something would have been said a long time ago when I could have gotten tranquilizers to help her deal with the trauma.

We've boarded our dogs with Todd and Deb for years. Wouldn't leave them anywhere else. We've…read moreboarded for a few days to 3+ weeks with absolute confidence that they are well cared for and having a great time. Todd and Deb clearly love animals and treat treat their guests as their own. We especially appreciate the individual attention and care that each pet gets. Rates are very reasonable and the facility and care is the best - what's not to love?

Two Tonganoxie women convicted of animal cruelty OFFICE OF…read moreLEAVENWORTH COUNTY ATTORNEY TODD THOMPSON, COUNTY ATTORNEY PRESS RELEASE - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - August 25, 2025 countyattorney@leavenworthcounty.gov https://www.facebook.com/Leaven worthProsecutor LEAVENWORTH, Kan. --- On Friday, Aug. 22, 2025, Jessica Lynn Fleer, 35, of Tonganoxie, Kansas, pleaded no contest to a charge of cruelty to animals and was found guilty in Leavenworth County District Court. Fleer is the second defendant to be convicted in the case. According to court documents filed Feb. 19, 2025, the charge stemmed from an Oct. 17, 2024, incident in which a black poodle, about 2 years old, was found in the middle of Tonganoxie Drive near 199th Street. Two individuals captured the dog, which was later taken to a veterinarian for treatment. Court records state the poodle was severely malnourished, infested with fleas and had matted fur. A scan of the dog's microchip revealed that Jessica and Amanda Fleer owned the dog. On Friday, Aug. 15, Amanda Fleer, 42, also pleaded no contest and was found guilty of cruelty to animals. Sentencing for both women is scheduled for Sept. 19, 2025. "We have a responsibility to properly care for animals," Leavenworth County Attorney Todd Thompson said. "We will continue to hold people accountable when they fail to meet even the most basic standards of care for pets and animals."

She is a dpg whisper. My guy is so hard to groom and his nails is normally a vet trip! I will…read moreforever use this in home based business!