love both locations - we have 2 dogs - have used both locations - always amazing! Love their…read moreattention to detail - and it is great to see how much they genuinely care about our girls.

my cat was hurt and the nurse Molly seemed angry and aggressive. I tried understanding but she…read moredisrespected my language and heritage I took my cat to Clark animal Hospita.

We have come here a couple times. The first time it was with Carissa and it was pretty good, but…read morethe second time she was not available. I think the second person might've been less experienced. she did cut his mole where he was bleeding, but covered it. I am pretty particular considering I've cut my dogs hair before so would've liked to see it be a little more even.

My cat had matted fur and they gave her a lovely lions cut. Would recommend and go back!read more

They sold me a 5 wash card for $40 just prior to their closing notice without saying a word. It's…read moreover 20 miles to the next one in Grandville. Great business model. It sucks

The customer service here is excellent! We came for dog cookies to celebrate an upcoming birthday…read more They had a good selection and we were able to find what we wanted.

I've been using this dog grooming service for a few months and have loved it. Jen is wonderful, and…read moreher care for her clients (canine and otherwise) really shines through! The first time I had my 75lb golden retriever groomed, she had not been groomed for two years. I am not an expert on doggo coats, but I know I handed Jen a J-O-B and she didn't blink an eye! She did great work - my doggo looked great and was happy and relaxed when it was finished. Great experience!

Feeling disappointed. We've brought our animals here for years and have always come to our…read moreappointments. Today I called to set up an appointment for my daughter's guinea pigs and was told they have a new policy. They are now charging ahead of time a fee of $91 per guinea pig just to make the appointment, as a down payment before they're even seen. The woman on the phone said it was because some customers don't show up for their appointments. So, East Veterinary Clinic has decided that everyone else will now apparently be punished for those that don't show up. I told her that was too bad because we would need to wait until next week for pay day then, to schedule an appointment since we can't schedule unless we pay $182 now. My chiropractor does this too but they simply take your credit card info and hold unto it unless you don't show up to your appointment and are then charged a fee. Only the person who fails to show up is charged, not everyone else. Yes, they apply that $182 towards your appointment once there, but for college students like my daughters, that's a lot of money. They live paycheck to paycheck. They were going to get paid on the Thursday before the appointment on Friday, and it wouldn't have been a problem. I understand the Clinics frustrations with no-shows, but I think they need to find a better solution for this. My daughter called a few other veterinarian places and they do not have this policy. So, just be aware that now to make an appointment at East Veterinary Clinic in Holland, you will need to pay for your visit ahead of time. If you are unable to do that, there are other clinics in the area that told us they do not do this.

I brought my sick cat, Chessie with allergy and fever. She need allergy vaccine. They required her…read moreto have rabies vaccine before they give her allergy vaccine. They have stupid policy. I know doctor can't give sick cat with fever rabies vaccine. My other doctor from Indiana was correct, She exam my different cat, Jilly and found out that she had fever, She can't give her rabies vaccine until she get better and have no fever. Google show that sick cat with fever can't have rabies vaccine. They went ahead and give Chessie rabies vaccine. They didn't care about her allergy and fever. I took her to other vets for allergy vaccine many times since 2017 and don't require rabies vaccine. They care about staff and don't care if sick cats and dogs die from rabies vaccine. They just want to make money. They sucks.

Friendly staff and reasonable prices. Our Schnauzer is looking trim and handsome again!read more

We are new to being dog owners and taking our pup to the groomers at Paws in the City was a great…read moreexperience. Made us feel so good about the questions we had, and Baker smelled amazing after his appointment. He's a very happy pup and easy going and we were still surprised at how well he did! Staff is amazing, patient, and customer service was wonderful. Highly recommend.

Kittens, chinchillas, dogs, quails, doves, ferrets, fish, birds, reptiles, frogs, jumping spiders,…read moretarantulas, snakes, crickets, roaches, mealworms and more. Many supplies for tanks and enclosures. They had a single pug ($2000) and many kittens available.

With the store it's not what you know its who you know. Terrible service every time I've been in…read morethere waiting 20 minutes at a time for help in the Fish room and yet they're all upfront by the counter talking to their friends. Stay away from the business if you actually want to buy something. I'm sure they're knowledgeable but they never help

Apparently no one is allowed to give a negative report on The Dog Shoppe or that review will be…read morehidden. To me that's an unscrupulous and unethical manner in which to maintain a four star rating. The Dog Shoppe only had one other review. The official Yelp response at the bottom of this page under "1 other review is not currently recommended" is that "the reviews below didn't make the cut and are therefore not factored into this business's overall star rating." Really!! The sole review consisting of two run on sentences and poor grammar but which gave a 4 star rating met the Yelp standards? But my fiancee's account of her experience did not?? I would think that if there are only 2 reviews of a business, one positive and one negative that both have something important to say. Yelp claims they are not influenced by by businesses. You decide. A month or two ago my fiancee posted her account of an experience she had at The Dog Shoppe only to have that review removed. That account was accurate and merely an account of her experience there. Since my fiancee's review was removed, I am sure mine will definitely be removed also. I do not take kindly to their rude bully tactics. The manner in which they handled our dog and handled the situation with my finance at the Dog Shoppe was all topped of by The Dog Shopp having my fiance's Yelp review removed. Their conduct stands outside the bounds of a professional business operation. The issue started when the The Dog Shopp asked my fiancee not to bring our dog back because she had tried to bite the bather. Our Westie is not quite one year old yet. She can be a stinker but is very loveable and everyone is her long lost friend. Due to her young age she is still going through the learning curve of being groomed. I suppose that under certain stressful conditions, i.e. a worker not knowing how to handle dogs or is rough on dogs, our dog may have tried to nip at her. I probably would have too. Neither my fiancee nor I was there during the grooming, so we do not know what actually transpired. But we have spoken to professional dog groomers since who have told us if our dog did nip that is still not a reason to refuse to groom a dog any longer, and that even if a dog nips they have ways to control or prevent that. Dog groomers have to be people who love dogs, understand dogs, and know how to handle dogs. At least that is how the professionals operate. Professional groomers tell us that it is best to have only one person handle the dog throughout the entire process, from the cut to the bath to the nail trimming. This builds trust between the groomer and the dog. The best we understand is that this does not occur at the Dog Shopp but that the dogs are handed off to different people. All I can assume is that The Dog Shoppe is merely a business that solely exists to turn a profit and that dog grooming is merely a means to that end. The dogs be damned. What follows is the exact review that my fiancee originally gave. As you can see it is much more gentle than mine. Yet it was banned as "not recommended" from The Dog Shoppe review section. Here is her original review: "Had an unsettling experience with this business. The person at the desk told me my puppy tried to bite the bath lady, so she was no longer welcome there. First off my puppy is a 13 pound dog, not a mean bone in her body. When I picked her up she smelled very doggy for just being groomed. My daughter was with and felt she couldn't even had a bath. After getting home my puppy did not want to get off my lap, and actually vomited. After being very objective and speaking to other groomers they found the situation less than normal. Not sure what really went on, my puppy can't tell me, but would NOT recommend this business." If the The Dog Shoppe or Yelp would like to have my fiancee's original post restored and allow it to remain, I will delete this post. But if they also have Yelp remove mine to the "not recommended" section, I will post it again! We can either fight or make peace. It is up to the owners of the Dog Shopp and Yelp.

Renee at The Dog Shoppe is always cheerful and greets me and my dog happily. My dog is always happy…read moreto go there and she does a really good job of grooming him each time.

Mary goes out of her way to care for both the furry friends and their owners. Very reasonably…read morepriced, clean attentive and Mary is spot in with communications. You can tell this is her heart and soul

My mom's Irish Wolfhound mix always has a great stay at M&M Kennel. He is a high anxiety and…read morenervous dog, but still has a great stay. He really loves the boy who plays with him as well. We drive from Muskegon to Holland for this kennel. Definitely recommend.