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    Woofie’s - Woofie's Mobile Pet Spa

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    (137 reviews)

    My dog received a wonderful bath and cut from Woofie's! Super convenient to have them come to my…read morehouse. They were patient and very kind. I definitely recommend them!

    I wanted to give myself a few days before writing this review so I could cool off and be as fair as…read morepossible. We are newer to town and initially chose Woofies after seeing their tent at the Haddon Heights Farmers Market. The owner came to our home for an initial evaluation months ago, and we were very upfront about our concerns with having a stranger in our home. We also explained that we have two dogs who require special care--one with dementia and one with IVDD who has significant mobility issues. Because of their needs, we explained that we have cameras in the home to make sure our dogs are safe and cared for. We also specifically requested that the dog sitter sleep downstairs. We had been staying downstairs with our pup after her surgery and had invested in a very nice, expensive mattress that we set up specifically for the sitter. We were assigned two different sitters, which wasn't our preference, and had to pay for two separate evaluations ($25 each). We provided detailed instructions regarding medications, mobility restrictions, and how to safely care for both dogs. The first night, we didn't receive any confirmation or updates from the sitter. I ultimately had to reach out through the app myself just to ask if everything was okay. I was also uncomfortable that we weren't given a direct phone number for the sitter in case of an emergency. We didn't receive photos or a meaningful update until the after-visit summary. The second night is where this experience became completely unacceptable. The sitter told management she was having "stomach issues." During this time, she covered one of the cameras in our home and had a guest stay overnight. We had no way of knowing whether our dogs were being properly cared for or whether their medications had been given. Beyond the concern for our dogs, having a stranger brought into our home without our knowledge or permission--and having our camera intentionally covered--left us feeling incredibly violated. We were also left wondering what happened on the expensive mattress we had provided for her. When I tried to contact Woofies management, it was difficult to get a timely response because we were directed through a general number. When I finally spoke with someone, I was initially given the sitter's version of events, which did not match what we were seeing on our cameras and front-door footage. We ultimately cut our trip short and came home because we were so concerned about our dogs. When we returned, our dog with IVDD had noticeably declined while we were away, and we had no confirmation that her medications had been given as instructed. She also seemed shaken up. We eventually reached management through Instagram and received a call back. They told us the sitter had been let go and refunded us for the nights she stayed. While we appreciate that they took action after the fact, a refund does not come close to addressing what happened. We had to throw away the mattress and sheets, and more importantly, nothing can undo the violation of trust and the anxiety we experienced wondering whether our dogs were safe. We will never use Woofies again and cannot recommend them based on our experience. If you are considering using a dog-sitting service, especially if you have pets with medical or special needs, PLEASE have cameras in your home and make sure you have a direct way to contact the person caring for your pets. We never imagined we would need them to this extent, and we are incredibly grateful that we had footage of what happened.

    Olde Towne Pet Resort

    Olde Towne Pet Resort

    (178 reviews)

    Olde Towne Pet Resort is a great place for dog daycare. The staff is very helpful and always takes…read moregood care of my dog. He's been going there for daycare for some time now, and he's also been groomed and gone swimming there, all great experiences. To date, I'd definitely recommend them.

    Three years ago I raved about Olde Towne Pet Resort to every dog owner I knew. Now I wouldn't board…read morea houseplant here. Great to horrible, entirely self-inflicted. Every booking, every pet, every time: more signatures and "agreements" than a mortgage closing. Somewhere there's a lawyer who's never met a dog and decided the real threat to this business is the guy who's paid them loyally for three years. You carefully fill out the entire grooming form online, pick every option -- then show up and they shove a paper copy across the counter to sign the exact same thing again. And after all that paperwork, they still claim they don't have the phone number they've had on file for three years and called me on before. Let's put this in perspective. I can order dinner to my door in two taps -- Reorder, Apple Pay, done. A stranger drives hot food across town on the strength of my thumbprint. But dropping off dogs these people have known for three years apparently requires a signing ceremony and a fresh liability waiver every single visit. In 2026, that's not caution. That's a business that's forgotten how to trust its own customers. And then there's the membership -- the crown jewel of contempt. They took a system that worked and actively torched it. Gone are the daycare credit packs: fair, flexible, buy-what-you-need, the way a business treats people it respects. In their place, a pricier monthly "membership" that auto-drafts your card whether your dog walks through the door or not, with no rollover for the days you paid for and never used. Read that again: you pay, they keep it, your dog gets nothing, and they call it a perk. It's not a membership -- it's a standing withdrawal from your bank account with a bow on it. It punishes the exact people who kept this place in business: the regulars whose lives don't run on a fixed weekly schedule. Some months my dogs come once, some months five times, because that's how actual life works -- and this program is built to make sure I lose either way. It doesn't serve pets. It doesn't serve owners. It serves a spreadsheet, and it treats every loyal customer as a recurring charge to be maximized rather than a person to be valued. It is, top to bottom, the most openly hostile "loyalty" scheme I've ever been asked to fund. When customers spend more time signing forms and fighting your billing than petting their dogs, you're not a pet resort -- you're a law firm with a kennel attached. Take your pets somewhere that still remembers what the word "customer" means.

    Whimsy Cats - pet_sitting - Updated September 2026

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