Our pup Mollie LOVES coming here. She sprints inside for her stays... she often attends anywhere…read morefrom 2-5 nights at a time. The staff is extremely friendly, professional and welcoming. We love seeing our video updates and how sweet they talk to her. The booking process is easy and prices are fair. I 1000% recommend this facility!

I ended up not using their services as my plans changed, but the customer service during the…read morebooking process was phenomenal. I have never booked a resort for my animals before and was definitely nervous so I went there after booking to get a tour of the facilities. After speaking with the staff and asking a ton of questions I really felt comfortable like each animal that comes in will be treated like they are one of their own. Will for sure use them in the future

I found this wonderful place for my dogs when we are taking longer trips! I love the fact that…read morethey're further out from the city and have property for the dogs to be able to wonder like they used to when we lived in the suburbs. My dogs are accustomed to being around, just our family and don't always be friend new people readily. They immediately took to the owner, Brian. Our dogs are on a diet where they have a mixture of dry and wet food that require refrigeration or freezing. That was no problem at all for the owner to accommodate. The fellas looked well cared for when my son picked them up! My son forgot to check for the dogs blankets when he picked them up and Brian kindly drove them down to the city where we live so that the dogs would have them. I will definitely use Hicks Farm again and I highly recommend them!

Zelda, our German shepherd/husky mix, boarded with Brian for nearly two weeks while we were on…read morevacation. Before she went, I'd worked with her on sit, down, take it, leave it, and some spins with decent success. Brian took what she had and built on it, adding heel, come when called, turn, and stay. He returned a noticeably different dog. When we hit some bumps shortly after, he came back out and spent a solid hour with me going over what was actually happening...not just commands and corrections, but why she was behaving the way she was and what she needed from me to feel secure. (Spoiler: she needed me to be more confident and consistent.) He has a way of cutting straight to what matters without overcomplicating it, and more than once he said exactly the right thing at exactly the right moment. What struck me most across both experiences was how much genuine wisdom he brings to his work. He's clearly someone who has learned his craft through deep experience and observation, and it shows in every interaction with the dog and with the owner. On top of all of that, his pricing was incredibly reasonable; boarding and training combined for what many trainers charge for training alone. We felt genuinely taken care of. Kind, patient, perceptive, and exactly what we needed. Highly recommend.

I brought my kitten in to get a lion cut, and the groomer was so nice. She took him tight away and…read morewas efficient in cutting his hair. I was in and out fast and left with a cute little lion kitty. I will definitely be back to have him groomed!

I LOVE WOODLANDS DOGGIE VILLAGE! I can't say enough good things about Woodlands Doggie Village! I…read morehave lived in The Woodlands for 4 years and came here because of a recommendation I got from my neighbor. I gave them a try and I have never gone anywhere else. Sushi, my labradoodle, loves it here. Every time she is going to stay here, I always tell her she's going to see her "friends" and she goes CRAZY! The staff here are all wonderful and always accommodating. They have been absolutely amazing!!!! We travel a lot and I have to board her often. Because we only have her, she loves all the other dogs and loves to socialize. I never worry about her when I'm gone and she's always happy to go back. We are moving away in a month and I'm so sad to leave. Sushi will miss her friends greatly!

Expect about average care and service. If your dog or puppy has any special needs, the quality may…read morevary. My pup's cut was nice, they did decent and what was expected for when he had matts or when I decided to groom him myself (which went poorly). I was prepared for anything since the front desk couldn't give me clear answers of how he was going to look every time I took him. My puppy is low maintenance, no health or allergy issues so far. He still looked cute when we picked him up. They also did good with our family's late senior dog. But my sister's puppy has a lot of special needs. Her care was handled quite poorly and looked nothing like herself. Honestly, after seeing the owner's response to her review, I'm not sure this place can accommodate all kinds of dogs. They seem pretty firm on the one sort of cut they offer, if you have specific expectations it might be difficult for them to meet. One visit should be enough to tell if it's right for your dog and make sure to trust your first gut instinct! Edit: Hi Monica, thanks for taking the time to respond! I hope your business also takes the time to consider good faith feedback. I'm glad that Chixie has cared for lots of different dogs, we just didn't see that reflected with my sister's. We encourage future clients to ask lots of clarifying questions before booking. While every groomer is different, attending customer needs is standard for any business, so there's plenty of options in Houston, but thanks for the well wishes!

I was not disrespectful towards your staff in my review, I was simply informing you how she was not…read moreclear at all about my dogs cut. Blaming me for your poor work and service is atrocious. It's not a personal attack it's directly related to your service that negatively impacted my dogs grooming. The fact that you're being defensive just shows how terrible this business is. It's so disappointing to see considering how loyal my family was to this business for YEARS. I will gladly accept the before pictures, you have my number. It's rich that you keep saying that yall care about my pets safety, yet yall clearly know nothing about dogs with double coat. "Your dog's coat actually acts as an insulator," explains Dr. Jerry Klein, Chief Veterinary Officer for the AKC. "Shaving that coat to reduce shedding or supposedly to keep the dog cool also eliminates that insulating layer of fur, makes the dog susceptible to heat stroke, and can result in improper hair growth and the possibility of follicle damage. A dog's fur coat protects him from sunburn and decreases his risk of developing skin cancer." I already told yall my dog has skin issues and when I brought her in November I also told yall she was having a hard time growing fur. Shes been whining and scratching more since her grooming. Even my vet said this cut increases irritation. Maybe you should reflect on your defensiveness, practice your dog grooming skills and work on your business ethics. The unprofessionalism is truly appalling.

My experience with ABC Pet Resort and Spa has been superb; they fulfill all my golden doodle's…read morepetcare needs, specifically grooming and boarding, with kindness, friendliness, and remarkable custom service.

Bought my dog Rey in for the first time last christmas ,Erica was amazing as I have never separated…read moreor boarded him ,but she quickly made my mind feel at ease. We have been coming now for spa and nail trim .I've booked this summer for a weekend getaway .The staff and facility is truly amazing. Love all of you guys for the care you show my dog on each visit .All of you are angels .

BEST VET IN SPRING! Best pricing too! I had such a great…read moreexperience with this clinic! I accidentally spilled hot water on my dog late at night, I called them as soon as they opened next morning and they got me in within an hour of me calling The vet (Zachary Reynolds) was incredibly informative and sympathetic and did a very thorough exam for her to make sure there weren't any burns! I will definitely be returning with my two other dogs and possibly my birds if there's an aviary vet

I've taken 6 weeks to give myself time to mourn my fur-buddy and to give myself time to calm down…read moreand gather my thoughts on the Veterinarian' policies and practice. this then is a balanced, truthful and honest accounting of my experience. I'd selected A Couple Of Vets when I moved to a new neighborhood over 2 years ago. My review is strictly the cold, callous manner in which we were treated for the appointment to say goodbye to my Doberman, Axel. After a very short illness of 4 days, Axel was in the clinic on May 5 of this year where following tests Dr Le kindly and empathetically delivered a terminal diagnosis, recommending euthanasia. I wasn't ready for that diagnosis and declined saying 'we'll call later'. After a very sad night watching Axel decline, I phoned the following morning set an appointment for that mornin, May 6 for euthanasia. The One Star Review We arrived at the clinic and were quickly led to what seemed to be their euthanasia room. Dr Reynolds entered and went over the diagnosis, which seemed to be different from his wife's diagnosis the prior day, and then smugly stated "This is what happens with untreated heart worm", referring to a months prior appointment with Reynolds in which Axel was diagnosed with heart worm shortly after I adopted him. Reynolds quoted $2100 for treatment, a lot for my fixed income So I called around, finding treatment for $450. That resulted 2 negative tests from different clinics. He was on continuous heart worm prevention. I'm confused on how that was possible. The issue was the smug manner in which he said that and his flawed assumption that I had chosen to ignore his initial diagnosis and didn't get treatment for Axel's heart worm it only got worse. Following Reynolds smug and false opinion regarding my medical treatment of Axel, he offered treatment that would keep Axel alive 3-6 months longer. It didn't make sense to prolong the continued suffering and eventual death of my buddy and I chose euthanasi. Reynolds left the room to insert an IV on Axel and then returned with prefilled syringes and a paper. "First, you'll need to take care of this" he said while handing me the paper. His bill for this appointment! I was shocked and confused. I ALWAYS paid immediately upon departure. Suddenly, Reynolds is treating me as if I would not or could not pay his bill of $356.82 for euthanasia and cremation. it was a heartbreaking 24 hours from diagnosis to euthanasia, and now I'm being insulted by Reynolds's assumptions and further insulted and upset that he feared I might run out on the bill. Despite paying promptly for each prior visit with both dogs. All of this BEFORE I even had to end my buddy's life. after I paid the bill, things continued poorly with a broken lift table, Reynolds wanting Axel to get on cold, stainless steel lift table with no cover. My Axel was NOT going to spend his dying moments on a cold table. And was too slippery, so I told Reynolds to get the sheepskin style cover from the broken table so we could get Axel comfortable on this lift. Holding Axel while Reynolds injected the medications. He then confirmed Axels death. All very matter of factly, with NO empathy and no compassion. I've had to put down several pets through the years and NEVER has the veterinarian been so cold and callous as Reynolds. The office sent a nice condolence card signed by staff and included flower seeds to plant in memory of Axel. All nice, but all to late to repair the damage Reynolds did that day. I get this is his job and he probably euthanizes pets regularly, but what kind of Veterinarian does so with no warmth or understanding? What kind of vet insists the bill be paid first by a promptly paying client of 2 year? My answer is A Couple Of Vets who will never see one dollar from me again. And I have told this story repeatedly to friend and neighbors. BTW: I've yet to receive the paw print I ordered.

My furbaby stayed for a weekend Loved the cameras that I…read morecould check in on her the entire stay Very professional Will be using them in future again when I need to board my baby.

Very disappointed. I came to this location AFTER the one I went to prior unfortunately relocated…read more Perhaps I and my pup were spoiled at that location because I got a lot of real updates and notifications to how things were handled (my dog is old, deaf, and likes people more, so they spent time with her in the office etc). Here, at Petsuites, i had upgraded to being able to have video surveillance and it was heart breaking. She was standing and barking (which is VERY rare for her to do in general) for hours on end. I had called and left a message that she's noticeably in distress and if we could help. I never received a call back. I understand that the holidays must be busy but it just felt like a puppy mill, no real care.