Terrific care for your pet in Boone! I took my sensitive Golden Retriever (aren't they all!) in for…read morea ultra-sound and blood work. When I picked her up six hours later, rather than upset or traumatized, she acted as if she just came back from a day at a doggie spa. The staff truly loves animals. You could do no better than take you loved pet here.

Everything! Very affordable pet care and caring veterinarians. They helped me save 2 orphaned…read morenewborn puppies who caught their mama's upper respiratory illnesses. The mama's previous owner didn't get her vaccinated, so she caught kennel cough and since she wasn't taken to a vet for treatment she died from respiratory failure.

This is the best Veterinary Hospital and Grooming Salon in Boone or the area. Dr Fair is just the…read morecaring Dr we have ever taken our dogs to. She helped us find out our dog was deaf and helped us get training for her. Savannah just loves her and is so excited to see her. I have never met a Vet that loves all animals so much. They now have a grooming salon and the groomers are the best. They take such good care of the dogs and love them so much. Our dog comes out so happy and looking beautiful. I can't say enough for the Drs or the groomers except that if you try them you will be so satisfied. Just love them

I started communicating with this vet in November about getting travel documents for my cat when we…read moremove overseas. I am less than two weeks from my appointment and they have decided they no longer want to offer this service. These appointments must be within 10 days of travel which means we now need to find another vet that will do this and can make room for us in the next three weeks. Plane tickets and thousands of dollars are riding on this... I am gobsmacked that they would do this to us. It's not just an inconvenience - it's life-altering.

my dog almost died when he was boarded there. They dropped my dog at my vets and never checked…read moreback in with how he was doing. It has taken almost a year to get him walking again he will never be able to play ball or run

What can we say? There are at least a hundred adjectives to use but we will just understate this as…read moreWOW. We are the pet parents of a stupendous (in our opinion) 6 1/2 year old Pittie named Sargent Major. We live in a pretty remote part of the state and normal every day sights such as cars, people and other "pets" are a rare occurrence. Hence Sarge isn't familiar with them and could be a bit aggressive when he encounters them. We have never boarded him for either daycare or extended boarding however we recently needed to have him at a boarding facility. Our nerves were way up there and the stress we felt was off the charts. My husband spoke to LAUREN and detailed our concerns, spoke of our love for and concern about having an unsocialized "puppy" who needed her services. We had spoken candidly with a few other people in the pet care field and we were informed more times than not that they were really not able to accommodate us (for which we were completely understanding). LAUREN asked all the pertinent questions, answered all of ours and suggested a one day orientation type stay for him to see how he would do (being his first ever time away from home) and to also see how they would be able to interact with Sarge. Night before we packed up his favorite blanket, his favorite toy, his food and snacks. The day dawned and Sarge was off to Fetching Ridge Pet Hotel and Spa. Sign in and drop off was a breeze. More comforting was how upbeat LAUREN AND STAFF were when we entered. The handoff was seamless and with a bit of apprehension Sarge was led off to his adventure. No phone calls from Fetching Ridge all day gave us confidence, apparently they must have been doing well at their trial. When we went to pick him up later that day a very smiling LAUREN greeted us and assured us that our day camper had done very well and behaved well! We received a full report about his free time activities, his feeding and interactions. When Sarge was brought out to us we were taking home a VERY HAPPY and TIRED dog. I realize that this has been a bit wordy, but I HAD to say in every sense with all the words that if you have a pet that needs grooming, boarding, daycare or all of it you MUST do your pets and yourselves the favor and allow Fetching Ridge Pet Hotel and Spa to take care of it! Sarge will be boarding there for 4 nights this weekend, we are headed on our own adventure with a calm and certainty that our boy is in the BEST CARE. Thank you Lauren and staff from the bottom of our hearts for caring for our puppy and us at the same time.

Given they get no support from Avery County, rely on in and out-of-state donations, they do a bang…read moreup job. We adopted Maggie 16 yeaqrs ago from them and out of the many kittens we have had over the years, Maggie was the best. We moved away but would not hesitate to adopt an animal from them if we were younger.

They are the worst Humane society I've ever dealt with. They were very unhelpful, no compassion…read moretoward a injured animal, basically said they couldn't help, call wildlife, wouldn't attempt to help or contact anyone saying they didn't have the information about the animal on the road although they were fully aware! They should not hold the word Humane in their title! I would not work with them nor would I give any donations to them. I'd find another animal shelter or habitat to assist. These people are all out for themselves and not the animals. They should be ashamed!

We had to drive 50 min. with our senior kitty to the clinic. I will say that calling ahead most…read morelikely afforded us better service. Sadly he passed in my arms at the door. A clinic worker held the door open for us, kitty was taken back immediately. The vet, the assistant and the receptionist were all caring and compassionate. We were only charged for the "paw prints" that they performed for us. We could not have asked for better service.

3rd visit and absolutely an overpriced wallet nightmare killer experience scam that no one even at…read morea funeral home should experience. Look I am not against vet clinics but this place will rape your budget and invite you to return free for up to 48 hours before they tape you again. Steer clear of this establishment that is only out to have you waiting for hours and talk you into extra fees that aren't necessary. My reviews have proven that all 3 times we were gouged rediculous fees. I would recommend that anyone even with a dead animal to visit another vet before going here.

She was treating our mini pin for diabetes. Brought her in because she was not doing well. She…read moredidn't even examine her and said oh must have virus going around. Gave her meds and a day later dog collapsed. Went to emergency vet and they were furious because she gave a diabetic dog a med they should never have and it killed her.

Warning: vet deletes critical reviews everywhere else especially google. Do not let them trick you…read more This place is super suspicious. Looks like someone's house with a wooden table in the back room to cut your dog open on. Needed a vet to have my dog spayed, this was the only place with openings and now I know why. Went for our consultation and instantly got red flags but brushed them off. My small 30lb 20" tall runt Pup (10 months) has anxiety issues and is vet shy. When I said I'd like her spayed vet said "yeah wouldn't want HER to breed..." which felt super disrespectful and unprofessional to say to me about my dog. The spay was gonna end up being in the upper 400's for a small dog. Took her back for her spay that I waited two months at least for (1 month after consultation), since she's anxious they gave her some sedatives while I was there. Vet techs told me they may keep her overnight if she's not too distraught (she has non destructive separation anxiety) and will call me if need be. I left with a bad feeling like I'd never see my best friend alive again. Hours later I don't hear anything but just brushed it off thinking "well she must be doing ok and just sleeping". Next morning (today) I get down there and all of the vet techs are twiddling their thumbs waiting for me, they say "we couldn't preform the spay". I say "oh no what happened?", one of them (the only one that speaks to anyone) tells me my dog is too difficult to handle... then when I ask about the sedative they say "well there was a death in the family" who's family? Didn't get a straight answer. I feel like as a doctor, you have an obligation to a patient that's already been put "under". If they weren't doing surgeries due to a family death, I don't know why they had two more dogs in cages either recovering or getting ready to be operated on. Apparently, my dog was calm enough for them to grab her by the collar, hook on her leash, and take her out to potty. Does that sound like an uncontrollable dog? Something doesn't add up. My old vet in Florida was able to handle my aunt's unsocialized 80lb aggressive lab, but these people can't handle a scared, 30lb pup. When they opened the door to let her back inside, she was not aggressive or hyper one bit and came straight to me, whining. How can my dog be hard to control when I literally watched them pump her full of sedatives? Isn't she asleep during surgery? They claimed they tried to call me but they used the wrong phone number. There's a 9 in my number that they read as a 7. Despite my "Artist's handwriting" the "9" was pretty unmistakable if you paid attention. They also claimed to try and contact me through FB but why not just take a second look at my number and maybe try a "9"? I had also given them my number previously and it was correct that time. Why was my number not in their computer system? My dog was put outside presumably all night in the freezing mountain weather. Even this morning it was cold enough for me to wear my coat. My dog is half Doberman and can't handle cold weather at all. Vet had other dogs inside in cages but they must've hated my dog so much they put her out in the cold. These girls said they fed my dog but when she got home, she was eating anything she could find when normally she has a light appetite. Owner has a history of replying passive aggressively to these reviews and they'll probably slander me and my dog. Honestly I'm thankful to God, these people decided to not operate because they probably would've removed her liver trying to perform a spay. Never coming back. They obviously had something against me or most likely my dog. But I'm just thankful my girl is cuddling with me as I type this and not in the ground. This place has to be a front because I refuse to believe a true vet would let all this go on.

Highly recommend!! We were just passing through and called to see if they could trim our dog's…read morenails. They did and we didn't even have to wait. They were so good with our fur baby and were so nice to us! Thank you so much, Groomingdales!

I have been taking my two dogs for a nail trim and filing at Groomindales salon for the past 2…read moreyears and we always get gentle, prompt and friendly service. My dogs never had any cuts or problems with the service and enjoy their visits at salon. I also saw other dogs getting groomed while my dogs getting their nails done and whole atmosphere is peaceful and professional. I am glad we've such dog salon in our small town.

Very good service and detail took really good care of my dog They did an excellent jobread more

I had a great experience at this clinic. Affordable, fast and professional. As a first time dog…read moreowner I did not have much experience, but Dr. Knowles gave me a lot of information and was very explanatory, helped me save money and gave astounding treatment to my dog. I recommend this place. Note: make sure to have the rabies vaccine info! You will need it.