I've been putting off this review in the hopes that it would have a happy ending, but…read more.. We brought 8-month-old Noodles home in November of 2023 and immediately noticed that he wasn't eating, wasn't pooping, and was scratching at his left ear. Many many vet visits later we have learned that his colon was so badly impacted that he will have permanent trouble pooping, and that the infection in his left ear had been neglected for so long that it had spread to the bones of his skull. His first major surgery is next week. Please, if you choose to use this breeder - demand a clean bill of health before signing anything. Otherwise you could be looking at five figures' worth of vet bills like we are.

I have purchased two cats from them. They cats are beautiful, have wonderful dispositions, and we…read moreare very happy with them.

I am the happiest owner on the Face of the Earth because of two very special employees at…read moreDreamPuppy...MayCee and Chase! MayCee was the phenomenal business individual who handled everything with the utmost professionalism and knowledge. She made my purchase seamless! Chase...was my first phonecall to the establishment. He spent endless time with me. He has an innate talent to ask the right questions, especially my desires with a dog. We covered size, disposition, everything. I am eternally grateful to Chase for pairing me with the dog of my dreams. I have owned 4 dogs previously. This Puppy is the most perfect fit! Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Louise

Good quality puppies. Friendly owner. Got my teddy bear pup here and she's been in awesome health.read more

I rarely take the time to write reviews, but after my recent experience with Dr. Bradley Walls and…read morethe team at VCA Covington, I felt this one was important. My 11 year old pitty, Thor has been a patient at VCA Covington since 2015 and is extremely anxious and fearful of many things, including visits to the vet. Dr. Walls has always done everything possible to make his visits as low-stress as possible. Most recently, Thor needed surgery to remove a mass from his tail. Dr. Walls was incredibly compassionate and communicated very clearly about my options, helping me think through a decision that wasn't easy to make. I never felt rushed or pressured. I also had questions about the cost of the surgery before moving forward. I received a call right away, my questions were answered thoroughly, and the explanation of the estimate made sense. I was able to bring Thor in for surgery feeling comfortable with both the plan and what I could expect financially, without worrying about unexpected costs appearing afterward. Having a veterinarian I trust with a dog who is so difficult to treat means a great deal to me. I'm very grateful to Dr. Walls and the VCA Covington team for the compassion they've shown Thor and me over the years.

I have been going to VCA Covington for my cats since I moved to the area in 2021. They have been a…read morevery good practice for us through the various ups and downs of indoor/outdoor cat life. A couple of months ago I brought Millie in for her routine annual exam and Dr. Prater identified a dental issue which hadn't yet led to anything I was able to notice, and in addressing that a sinus tumor was identified. With limited treatment options available I opted to allow things to take their course, and over the last few weeks as the tumor grew and began to impact her activities and bring us back to the practice more often the staff was very kind and compassionate. Yesterday was her final appointment after her quality of life had decreased to where she was simply waiting on her body to stop. The staff had everything setup for us, the room was ready when we got there so no awkward waiting next to someone bringing in their new kitten or puppy. The paperwork was pre-filled, just needing me to make my final decision on how to handle her remains and sign. They were incredibly kind and compassionate, there was no rush whatsoever, and they made sure I was as involved in the process as I wanted to be. She fell asleep in my arms and passed on peacefully while I was holding her. I couldn't ask of anything more for the experience.

Katelyn and Ariel are amazing to work with they are very reputable breeders and the kittens and…read moretheir bloodlines are exquisite. Kittens have great personalities and as my local vet says. "He's perfect!"

Adopted two adorable bunnies from here. They were super helpful in all answering my questions ahead…read moreof time and even after. We got to spend time with all the bunnies and pick out our two favorites to take home. They sent us home with a bag full of hay and pellets to get us going. Would highly recommend!

Adopted my Leo in early April, 2026. Easy process, she held him for me for just a $500 deposit. He…read morehad to fly in from Russia, was microchipped and had most of his shots before he came, with his little "passport!" I have had cats all my life (I'm 65). I have NEVER had such a sweet and affectionate kitty! I have wanted a Maine Coon for ages, bc of their wild look and supposed easy going nature. My daughter moved out and took three of our 4 cats, so I was left with my 7yo Ragdoll boy, who was clearly lonely. Maine Coon Cattery USA was a wonderful solution. It was a reasonable price (he had to be flown in from Russia, had 95% of his shots, was neutered and microchipped), and I picked the fiercest looking little boy. Who happened to have 2 extra toes on all his feet! He is chirpy, and trills at my Raggie and me when he wants attention. He went from a little alien monster, with whiskers 3x the width of his face, the extra toes (so he walks and sits funny), and too long legs and tail, to a fluffy, gorgeous boy in just 3 months. He's now almost 4x the weight when I adopted him, at 7 months old, and I'm sure he will be on the larger side of Maine Coons. He runs to snuggle me in the morning once he realizes I'm awake. Plops down next to me on my shoulder, purring away, and falls asleep until I just have to get up. Yes, I stay in bed a lot longer bc his sweet face and paws holding me are irresistible. Get yourself a Maine Coon. So worth the cost. And Erika will make the purchasing process simple. No deception, no bait and switch. Healthy, happy little kitten monsters who grow into loving, sweet companions.

Incredible experience! Erika is so professional and knowledgeable. Our kitten is so much fun. So…read moresweet and a purring machine! I highly recommend the Maine Coon Cattery to anyone looking for an amazing breed of cat. I couldn't be any happier with this experience. -Aaron

Bait and switch. Told we would pay around $50 for buzzing out dog but we're charged 72.00 and when…read moreasking ppl there they refused to budget on price. Told them we would not use them again and we're told...I don't care. Really? Abysmal

The award for worst pet store of the year goes to Petco in Covington Washington. This pet store is…read moreso horrible it is as if the store's goal is to win the aforementioned. The fish department has dead floating fish in many tanks. And the fish tank has invasive snails in the majority of the tanks which can carry bacterial and fungal diseases. Once the general manager bagged snails for my adult daughter. She said, she didn't know if one snail was dead, so she would throw it in for free. We purchased two Oscar fished at this store. One died on the way home which is a ten-minute drive. The other fish died a day later. The fish was covered upon death in a bacterial infection called cotton rot. Prior to this incident we purchased two Axolotls. The first after the store received and inadequately housed the endangered species for the first time in plant tank. Both axolotls were not doing well. The axolotls seemed in shock and under nourished. The creatures need to be kept in low light at low temperatures on a specific diet. Multiple store staff stated that Petco sent them with a box of rocks. We, my family decided to adopt the healthiest of the two. After a week the little guy doubled in size and was stable. However, the one at Petco was barely moving. I had visited the store three times for supplies. I thought I might be able to help the remaining creature. She was too far gone and died a day later. I returned and spoke to the general manager. Her response shocked me. She said, "Well that escalated fast, were did that all come from? I have tons of experience. In know everything about pets. My dad owns a pet store. I grew up around pets. I know exactly what I am doing." No resolution or solution was found. Later I called and spoke to Scott another manager. I also addressed the fact that Petco also has tarantulas and Toads in a display right up by the registers that people can bump into and knock over. They are being advertised as desk pets or last-minute items. Scott refunded the money for the axolotl. Today we took another pet for vaccinations at the Petco clinic. We were turned away because we were 2 minutes late. When we arrived, no vet was present and the other staff was packing up the supplies. The Petco clinic manager stared at use instead of speaking to us for two minutes. Usually, the vaccination clinic runs late. When we have brought our pets previously, we have waited in line twenty to thirty minutes past our scheduled appointment. Thus, two minutes seems weird to be turned away. We have been long term customers of this Petco. This Petco is a lawsuit waiting to happen. I have been in the store getting supplies when a shift leader assisting me has been called to the grooming salon because of a medical emergency. What kind of medical emergency happens during a grooming? Did they clip a dog's nails to short? Even their dog trainers are bad about customer service. I was in line one day and one owner was not keeping her dog away from another. One dog nipped another. A dog trainer came up and chewed out the owner for ten minutes. Incredibly stupid to keep a dog demonstrating aggression inside the store. For my family, today was a deal breaker it's not worth it and we are done with Petco. Not only are the prices hire they don't know anything about customer service. We will gladly make the longer drive to other options.

This dog 'rescue' fosters dogs with relatives in Bellevue who are non-compliance with city…read moreordinance. Worse, these family members consistently let these foster dogs run the neighborhood with license or leash. It's unsafe, lazy, and disrespectful to the neighborhood. They can't be serious about dogs.