Cancel

    Open app

    Search

    Who Let The Pawz Out

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed • 7:00 am - 7:30 pm

    Services - Who Let The Pawz Out

    Dog walking

    Pet sitting

    Who Let The Pawz Out Photos

    You might also consider

    Recommended Reviews - Who Let The Pawz Out

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration

    13 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    Ask the Community - Who Let The Pawz Out

    You might also consider

    Tiger Tails Animal Hospital

    Tiger Tails Animal Hospital

    (93 reviews)

    Five star vet right here!!!!! The ladies at the front desk are always sweet, friendly, and…read moreresponsive. The lobby is always clean and if a dog makes it dirty they quickly clean it up. Now I cannot rave about our vet Dr Kaala enough. She takes her time, builds our dogs trust, and genuinely cares. From the moment she walks in the room, she is calm and kind, she gets on his level, and she takes her time to let him warm up. She is a wonderful example to her staff and sets a perfect tone. No matter how many times our dog walks away from her, she keeps her cool and encourages him back. She talks us through his care and makes sure all our questions are answered (yes we are those very involved dog parents). Dr Kaala is truly a gem and we are so grateful to have been recommended to go to her. We drive 40 minutes just go to Tiger Tails based of a recommendation from a friend who also drives that far! Dr Kaala is worth it and after two visits now we are clearly not going anywhere else.

    I want to support local non-corporate vets, but the constant high-pressure upsells are making it…read morehard. Over the past year, almost every visit has included some sort of pressure for unnecessary tests or medicine. A couple of months ago, we spent almost $300 just on testing for a soft stool, only to realize on our own it was just a food storage issue. On top of that, when we requested a prescription for flea and tick treatment, we had to go through hoops and wait just to get the physical paper prescription so we could save 25% elsewhere. Most recently, we were advised to get X-rays for a potential obstruction, even after a physical exam suggested it wasn't necessary and after I insisted I hadn't seen him ingest anything. We were warned that if he was obstructed, he might need emergency surgery before the weekend, so we gave in out of fear. Between the consultation fee,$250 X-rays, a $100 fee for a second opinion (to release from liability), $150 for nausea medication and IV fluids, plus another $100 to retreat a recurring skin infection, we spent half a mortgage payment in one visit. To make matters worse, after paying for that urgent second opinion, almost 24 hours passed without a single update, only for them to finally reiterate us, "we don't really know what caused his upset tummy at this point." We knew he had an upset tummy, we came in to get a second opinion and help alleviate his symptoms. Medicine isn't an exact science, but exploiting fear when a life isn't in immediate danger isn't right. To be clear, the support staff is always very nice and the facilities are impeccably clean, but the corporate-style sales tactics and lack of follow-through from the medical side are discouraging and disappointing. Please let vets be vets, I would gladly come back one hundred times to get more tests if needed if I feel and know I'm dealing with an honest practice that's looking to help and not just after my wallet. All business are for profit, we get it, but I would like to think you could profit more from an influx of customers that come from all these corporate vet practices trying to not get screwed over with a bunch of tests and things that are not needed.

    It's a Dog's Life - Scarlet Grace suffering

    It's a Dog's Life

    (59 reviews)

    I had an extremely upsetting experience with It's A Dog's Life, in Johns Creek, regarding the care…read moreof my dog, Scarlet Grace. After her stay, she came home visibly distressed and became increasingly lethargic. I rushed her to an emergency vet, where she required immediate care. The owner, Kristen, acknowledged this in writing and offered a $500 reimbursement to help with the vet expenses. Thatincident was over two months ago. I've followed up multiple times, professionally and respectfully, but I've received no response and no payment. While accidents can happen, how a business handles them afterward says everything. Their silence--after admitting responsibility--has forced me to share this publicly. I hope no other pet parent has to go through what we did.

    It's a Dog Life -- but nothing about what we saw resembled a life any dog should ever be forced to…read morelive. This was our 6th time using daycare for our Australian Shepherd, Zeus, and what we experienced was beyond unacceptable. We trusted this place. We expected outdoor play, clean and sanitary conditions, real supervision, and staff who genuinely care about dogs. Instead, we walked into neglect. From the moment we arrived, the staff was rude, dismissive, and clearly annoyed by basic questions. When we dropped Zeus off and asked for a tour, we were bluntly told no manager was available and no tour could be given. No explanation. No reassurance. Just attitude. When we came back for pickup and asked again, we were told to wait so staff could "check on some things." That alone should have told us something was very wrong. What we saw after that made us angry, sick to our stomachs, and heartbroken. Multiple dogs were locked in kennels with no staff supervising at all. We personally witnessed kennel staff and groomers being unattentive, rude, and disengaged, including employees standing around or sitting on their phones instead of watching the dogs. Kennels were covered in dried urine and feces, and dogs were left sitting in it--no cleaning, no breaks, no compassion. Then we saw Zeus -- locked in a crate in the corner, shaking, crying, and terrified. Seeing our dog like that broke us. It was devastating. He looked scared, confused, and completely abandoned. Watching him tremble and cry in that crate made us feel sick, angry, and deeply depressed. No dog deserves to be treated that way--especially not in a place that claims to provide care. This was not a bad day. This was systemic neglect. We left furious, heartbroken, and ashamed that we trusted this place. We cancelled everything immediately and will never return. This was not daycare. This was dogs being warehoused, ignored, and emotionally broken. They call it It's a Dog Life -- but what we witnessed was cruelty, neglect, and suffering.

    Who Let The Pawz Out - groomer - Updated September 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...