The most accommodating, easy going, affordable dog kennel we have ever used. Highly recommend…read more Thanks for being so great to our dogs Ed and Hank!

From the owner: If you're anything like us, you have an incredible connection with your dogs …read more When you're out of town, you want to make sure they're with someone who will love them just as much as you do. That's why we started The Bogdan's Boarding Kennel, to give you peace of mind while you're on extended trips away . So, leave them in goodhands and enjoy yourself.

amazing service and my dog looked absolutely awesome. the place is very nice and inviting. the…read morestaff is very professional and the groomer was very gentle with my (older) dog. very good prices too! the Barking Lot is my got to groomer! and the offer day care too. Go take a look and you will not hesitate to chose them Diane

From the owner: Choose The Barking Lot for an experience that goes beyond dog care services; we create a community…read morewhere your dog can feel at home. Our facility boasts generous areas designated for play, social interaction, and relaxation; all while being overseen by trained professionals in completely secure settings. The Off-leash Dog Park is right on our premises and offers a spacious outdoor space where dogs can play freely under the watchful eye of our staff. With a focus on hygiene and expert care, the daycare strives to foster a secure and pleasant environment for all dogs, whether they are visiting briefly, staying for an extended boarding period, or taking advantage of our various grooming services.

This was my first visit to Riverdale Animal Hospital, and it was in the middle of an emergency. I…read morebrought in my parrot, who turned out to have a broken femur. Dr. Drabant was incredibly kind, informative, and supportive from the very beginning. The doctor walked me through everything and helped ease my anxiety during a really stressful time. My parrot had surgery the very next day, and even though it's still early in her recovery, she's already showing signs of improvement. I'll be returning for follow-up appointments, but I already feel confident recommending this clinic -- especially if you have a parrot or exotic pet. The entire staff was friendly and compassionate. I truly appreciate how well we were treated, and I'm so thankful for the care they've given my girl.

I would give 0 stars if I could! I'm posting a copy of my email to Riverdale Animal Hospital to…read moreexplain why I won't go back there and why you should carefully consider doing so....here it is.... "Dr. Asiegbunam has asked that I bring Lola in for another urinalysis and culture on day 17 of her current course of antibiotics but I wanted to let you know that I won't be bringing her back to Riverdale Hospital, and Dr. Asiegbunam in particular, and I want to explain why. Lola's first treatment for a UTI was with clavaseptin which didn't work. After doing a second urinalysis it was confirmed Lola still had bacteria in her urine. Dr. Asiegbunam wanted me to bring Lola in for a culture but because that would have delayed treatment for 6 or 7 days, which I wasn't comfortable with, I had to convince Dr. Asiegbunam to try another course of antibiotics with a promise that I would bring in another urine sample 7 days after the course was completed. She begrudgedly prescribed baytril saying "I can't guarantee it will work". I didn't know it at the time but baytril doesn't contain penicillin (a common and effective treatment against bacteria) so it's no surprise it didn't work and I now believe she knew that. Because I understood the need to identify the bacteria after two failed treatments, I agreed to bring in a urine sample to do a culture but was told repeatedly that I couldn't do that because doing it at home would cause cross contamination. I explained that I would use a new litter box and nosorb and would take precautions but was always told that it wasn't possible. It took several conversations regarding taking the urine sample at the clinic before she finally explained that she was going to use a needle and remove it directly from Lola's bladder. Lola is a fully grown cat weighing only 7 pounds so I'm sure her bladder is relatively tiny and taking the risk of inserting a needle into a tiny, infected bladder wasn't something I was comfortable with nor could I afford the $850 estimate she quoted me. I said I would take the risk of cross contamination and I brought in a urine sample and a culture was done and ONE bacteria showed up.....NO cross contamination! Something Dr. Asiegbunam was adamant couldn't be done! A caring and competent vet would explain the procedure, give advice on how to attempt getting the sample at home if that was the client's preference and simply explain the issue of possible cross contamination and leave it to the client to make the choice that made more sense for them but Dr. Asiegbunam did none of that....she was more concerned with billing me $850 than she was with providing a solution! The culture results recommended a course of AMOXICILLIN which is exactly what I SUGGESTED TO HER a week prior to doing the culture but Dr. Asiegbunam still didn't prescribe amoxicillin. Instead she prescribed a two week course of doxycycline, a potentially dangerous tablet if not washed down adequately with water which she knew would be an issue with Lola. Fortunately, before picking up the tablets I reviewed the results for the culture and I had to call her to ask why she wasn't following the recommendation on the report but no reasonable explanation was given. I insisted that she follow the recommended treatment and she agreed to prescribe the amoxicillin. Rather than prescribe the recommended, safer AND most common treatment, she was suggesting a further possible risk to Lola's health. Why?? I can only guess it was a greedy attempt to rack up more fees since there was a potential high risk associated with giving Lola doxycycline! And let me repeat this....I had a conversation with Dr. Asiegbunam regarding the difficulty of administering liquids to Lola so why would a competent, caring vet chose doxycycline over the recommended, safer and most common choice of amoxicillin?? We all hope that the vet we choose is a caring individual who's main concern is the health of our pets and NOT someone who's main drive and concern is financial gain but that was not my experience with Riverdale Hospital and Dr. Asiegbunam. I'll find another vet for follow up. And yes.....I will be sharing my experience with an online review citing exactly as above! You should do better!"

Eugene is the only person I can take my Presa to board for day or night! He is extremely intuitive…read moreand experienced with dogs and I'm really grateful there is someone around who knows how to handle large strong dogs. 10/10 would recommend and as long as I'm in the area to Eugene I'll go.

I've only had two training sessions with Eugene and my German Shepherd is showing very good…read moreresults. My dog (Major) was able to walk alongside Eugene's dogs without overreacting. My Neighbours saw us training Major near my house and they've said they can really see a difference. This is what I'm looking for in my dog, good behavior. I plan to continue Major's training with Eugene. Eugene has helped me out tremendously. Thanks Eugene.

I have a mini schnauzer fur demon who had a laundry list of issues. I did the training and have…read morebeen using them for boarding for 4 years now. I own a business so I know what good service should be and they're a family that goes above and beyond. - 100% Trustworthy and safe. - Extremely knowledgeable and they take the time to explain it. - Flexible and easy to get ahold of. - Very pleasant and easy to deal with. - Actually good at what they do.

Prompt, polite and professional. I am very happy with the progress my 15 m.o. Irish Setter made…read morewith a Tail Wag trainer. So much so that he is going back for a bit of a refresher in the coming weeks.

went in for a full groom he was very gentle with my pup and he looks amazing. Would definitely…read morerecommend.

From the owner: Atlas Paws provides comprehensive care for your pups, offering everything from playful daycare and…read morecomfortable boarding to professional grooming and luxurious spa treatments. Our pet shop completes the experience, ensuring you have access to high-quality supplies and treats for your beloved dog.

I flew to Toronto for work and had to 14 day quarantine. My little Shih Tzu did not like being…read moretrapped in an apartment. After two days, he went nuts! Nicola was a life saver. She arranged for dog walks every day and worked within the quarantine safety parameters. After the 14 days, I continued with them for another two months until I left town. Christine walked my dog daily and he fell in love with her. The pictures she sent daily are heartwarming plus she made sure that he had fresh water and that my door was always locked. Thank you so much!!!

From the owner: At We Wag Toronto we offer a variety of daily walks best suited to meet the needs of your dog. Not…read moreonly will we walk your dog but we are professional pack leaders that practice basic training on every walk. Using positive reinforcement we work to encourage good manners and recall for your furry best friend. We love our dogs and we love the outdoors, our goal is to make sure your dog comes home happy and tired for every service. Please view us on GOOGLE.CA Follow us on Instagram @wewag.toronto

I loved the staff. They were friendly and reliable. The service was worth the effort and great…read morevalue for the time spent there.

This is by far the BEST doggie daycare in the GTA! I would highly recommend it to anyone looking…read morefor a safe, clean, friendly environment for their dog. No other doggie daycare provides, daily report card, Instagram daily videos of their experience, morning & afternoon walks, initial introduction to all the dogs on first day's attendance, provides a welcome package/bandana, and love and affection towards your pet all day long.

Very happy with how they handle the training and how good they are to take extra time and explain…read morethings. You can tell this is a generational skill set because of how easy and instinctual the dog training is for them. I'm a contractor and I'm passionate about what I do and I can see the passion and effort that comes from how they conduct their services. Most importantly, they're trustworthy and they care. These are people that know what they're doing and they're easy to deal with. I had to do a lot of searching and researching before I settled on them because I have a dog with a lot of issues and I love her to death. I'm very happy I settled on them. It ended up being the right choice.

THANK YOU! Thank you Mellow Vibes…read more We were referred here by a friend of ours who had a dog with aggression issues so we saw first hand what Mellow Vibes could do! Our dog, unlike most the dogs that I've seen in the reviews, is on the other end of the spectrum. Kaia is a 5, almost 6, year old husky/shepherd mix who has anxiety and fear and had zero socialization with the outside world and people. We adopted her at 4 years old and at that point, she was terrified of people and the world. Zero aggression, terrified of the world and a consistent flight risk. She would shut down when she saw people. If she could, she would make herself disappear from the world. Cowering, shaking, bolting, tail permanently tucked. Anything to get away. She couldn't function. We were having trouble bonding with her in the full year we had her because she was just so scared. Walks with her were full of dragging and bolting. She's pulled myself and my boyfriend over before when she was in a panic. She was incredibly stubborn with her commands. We eventually bit the bullet and contacted Mellow Vibes. They were the first trainer (and people in general) we talked to that did not judge what we did. The amount of times we heard from other trainers and people that we should not do this or that with our dog out of our desperation to build a bond with her (like letting her sleep on the bed with us or on furniture). They were the first trainers that understood where we came from and why we let her get away with certain things. We didn't feel judged for the first time or like we were being scolded. Instead, we got understanding and compassion. Paul spent 6 weeks with her. Let me tell you this, the amount of care and time he spent with her is astounding. Our dog was scared of EVERYONE but especially men, children and the elderly. Yet somehow, on our first meeting with Paul, she was calm. Paul kept us updated with her progress, pictures, videos, answering any of our questions or concerns. When it was finally time to pick her up, Paul trained us on his techniques of dealing with our dog's issues. We were met with a dog that listened to commands and when we did our walk with Paul, holy moly we were able to walk through the busy busy streets of downtown. Later that day, we were able to walk her through a busy park with so many screaming kids. We. Could. Never. Do. That. Before. EVER. She seemed to adore Paul, always looking back at him for reassurance and a bit of confidence. I almost felt bad taking her home haha. You could tell she was at ease with him and she was WELL LOVED in her time there. YOU DO NOT HELP A DOG LIKE OURS BY "BREAKING THEIR SPIRIT" OR ABUSING THEM. Now, I don't think our dog will ever be a people dog but we were taught how to manage her issues and she, herself, was slowly learning that people, objects, etc would not hurt her. At home now, she is generally a happier dog. More smiles, more tail wags, more following us around (she never wagged her tail or followed us around like this before). Mellow Vibes truly has helped her come out of her shell. They continue to follow up with us with messages, phone calls for more tips or to answer any of our questions. The rest is now up to us to keep up with the training and to continue to develop our relationship with her. You do not rehabilitate a dog like ours with anything but love, patience (oh so much patience) and compassion.