It was our first time here and couldn't be happier. They…read morewere fast and my fur baby looks great Will definitely be returning. Thank you Shawn for taking great care of her.

Nikki's pet spa has been amazing with our fur babies! We have brought our 3 dogs here for both…read moregrooming and boarding and have never had an issue with them! This time around we had to leave our dogs for more than a week, and we felt peace knowing that they would be well take care of here! Both Jodie and Brittany are amazing and are very helpful!

I've been a client of Animal's First for 15 years. Every experience has been positive. Marc and…read moreSandie truly love animals, and their animal clients adore them. Ive boarded at a few other places, but my dog doesn't want to go back. He is always happy to pull up to Animal's First and he runs up to Marc and Sandie looking for his treat. They follow his dietary restrictions too. I love that they live on property and are there during the nights! I love this place!

I will NEVER bring my dog here again!! He was severely attacked by a large dog and had to be taken…read moreto the vet. The owner called me to tell me my dog had been bit by another small dog which was a total lie she gave me one story over the phone and her husband gave me another story in person, my dog is a Yorkshire weights less than 5 lbs, the owner of this business was instructed by myself to NOT allow my dog to be with any other dogs because he was so small and never been around any other animal she had total disregard for my instructions and tried to smooth things over by saying she paid for his vet bill so I shouldn't be so upset isn't that her responsibility since she didn't take care of my dog?!! Point blank she lied to cover her ass, my dog took 10 days to recover from the mauling I gave her one star for the units being air conditioned but that's it!!! Don't bring your pet here!

Lisa is the BEST!!! She is one of the most kind of compassionate people I have ever met!…read moreI booked her to transport my birds for local boarding when I had an out of town medical emergency. Then all of the sudden the boarding destination fell through and my flight was leaving the next day. (The birds didn't have tickets). Lisa was so calm and professional when I was on the verge of panic! She even helped me look up other sources on Yelp for other bird boarding and then found a veterinary professional to care for them at my apartment! She went WAY ABOVE ABD BEYOND what anyone else would have done. It is so RARE that in today's world you meet people like her and at age 64, I KNOW! Now I can go get care and my babies get all the literal comforts of home. If you need PET TRANSPORT. Tail a Cab is the one to call!

The best pet relocation and trustworthy as well! I have 5 dogs and huge pit bulls and no one woukd…read moretransport them! Lisa was kind and helpful and my 5 pittys loved her

Great animal shelter. No kill animal shelter. Take great care of all the animals. Friendly willing…read moreto help. Always looking for donations for the animals

Good place for a furry-member. I recommend visiting the location. Small shelter with a lot to offer.read more

Exceptional service; very quick too! My little dog doesn't need haircuts, but Lily had an…read moreall-services-except-haircut flea bath for an excellent price! I found my new groomer! Lily recently had an eye surgery, so I was paranoid reading reviews for other groomers. We'd prefer to keep the eye we still have. Soggy Dog definitely lives up to its 5-star reviews! Just in case anyone else is reading this that has a one-eyed dog (or any dog with blindness), Tanyss's most recent rescue is a one-eyed dog too, so that made me feel much better :) APPOINTMENT/COMMUNICATION: I called on Thursday but they were closed for a staff event; they got back to me asap by text & I ended up scheduling for Saturday afternoon. Elle called when Lily was almost done (only 30 mins later). Their communication is very quick and clear so if you have any questions regarding services, feel free to ask ahead of time! PAYMENT: They accept cash and check, but you get free enzymatic teeth brushing if you pay cash! My dog is 9-10lbs & pricing depends on weight, but for an all-inclusive flea bath (nails, teeth, blueberry facial, gland expression) I paid less than $50 before tip. That is significantly less than I've been charged at other places. Tanyss even explained that with the rising costs of living, they strive to make such services affordable :) MY FEARFUL REACTIVE DOG: was very comfortable here. When I picked her up, Elle (we share a name!!) was holding her & Lily wasn't shaking?? She also wasn't desperate to leave; she was so chill?? Keep in mind this is the same Lily who loses it if I bring her to a pet store (another place that smells like a bunch of dogs have been there). Do not get me started on the vet--this chihuahua acts like she's being deployed. She was confused when we first tried to enter, & Elle (as in not me Elle) suggested I pick her up so she doesn't get out of her harness, which is TOO accurate bc that exact thing has happened to us sooooooo many times. Elle clearly knows dogs, haha. But when I picked her up, she couldn't be more chill! PARKING: So turns out you can stop at the red loading zone right in front for pickup/drop-off, & Elle even explained that if the police pull up, they'll bat for you as a client who was literally unloading a dog, LOL. I didn't see the text about the loading zone & ended up parked a few blocks down the street, because parking in this area is a struggle. Use the loading zone! Save yourself! SUMMARY: Lily has her new grooming place :)))

From the welcoming appointment confirmation text (first timer), to the most friendly in person…read morewelcome, I had a great first time (& certainly not the last) experience. They take the time to meet your dog, accommodate for which groomer your dog vibes with most to help alleviate any of their stress, communicate with you 30 minutes prior to completion so you could prepare for your pickup in a timely fashion, and send the cutest picture of your dog all groomed! Blue was received clean, relaxed, and happy. 10/10 would recommend!

Hands down the best customer service I've ever experienced at a dog groomer…read more Frank truly understands that we fur parents are a different kind of breed, and he actually listens to all our (sometimes very emotional) requests. I have a Bernedoodle, Bali, who gets badly matted because he absolutely refuses to let me brush him properly. The first time I dropped him off, I brought photos and explained everything in detail. When I picked him up, I was honestly upset. I buckled Bali into the car and just sat there, trying to hold it together. Frank noticed right away how shaken I was and didn't dismiss my feelings or hide behind "we had no choice." He genuinely cared. After a few minutes, I went back inside and asked if we could try to fix it together. He immediately said yes. What happened next meant everything to me. In just a short time, he worked his magic and somehow brought my boy back to looking like himself again. Frank was so kind, patient, and understanding, and his wife was equally warm and welcoming. I left feeling heard, respected, and relieved. Frank doesn't just groom dogs. He cares deeply about the people who love them. That makes all the difference.

Just moved to Culver City and stumbled upon this grooming salon by luck (as they were able to…read moreaccommodate a same-day appointment). I'm very happy with the quality of cut and attention to detail for my two mini baby Bernedoodles!

We always trust Dr. J with our frenchie care. She is thorough and actually takes time to explain…read morewhat's going on without "over prescribing". I don't love that you just drop your dog off until they can be seen, but I understand that's the way they can get you seen same day, so it works.

This place is great, until you actually need them for something other than a routine vaccination…read more My dog was completely misdiagnosed here after $700 worth of tests. Look, human error happens, I get it. What's incredibly frustrating is that we specifically brought up our concerns about it being a spine issue, only to be dismissed. Flash forward to an emergency hospital visit over the weekend and... shocker! Our dachshund did, in fact, have a spinal issue. Who could have possibly predicted that? We had the official IVDD diagnosis sent over to this clinic so we could get the proper medication. Just to be explicitly clear, Family Animal Hospital is the one who prescribed these meds. After a couple days, our dog had an adverse reaction to one of them. Having no idea which medication was the cause, because, yanno, I'm not a vet, I called this clinic for advice on what was safe to keep giving her. The response? The doctor who treated her wasn't in today, so they'd just leave a note and I could wait to hear back tomorrow. My dog has IVDD. She is in extreme pain without her meds. They know this, and they prescribed them. Am I supposed to just guess which ones will help her and which ones will make her stomach bleed? No advice? Nothing? Ok, cool. When I asked if they could at least ask the doctor who was currently in the office for input, I was told: "Oh, you'd have to bring her in and pay an exam fee so she can see what's going on herself since it's not her patient." Right. Let me get right on loading up my dog, who is currently riddled with pain at the slightest movement of her spine and dealing with newly developing stomach distress, just to stress her out with an unnecessary vet visit. All so a doctor working at the exact same clinic can look at the diagnosis and chart that are already in your system. It is apparently physically impossible for a veterinarian to look at a computer screen and give a safety directive on medications their own clinic dispensed unless they get another credit card swipe first. Otherwise, I guess I just have to wait until tomorrow and hope my dog survives the night. & I'll probably get some generic response about legality and medical safety, but telling a loyal client to stop a medication because the dog is having a clear adverse reaction isn't a legal liability. It's basic emergency triage. You didn't refuse to help because of the law. You refused because my credit card wasn't actively swiping at the front desk. The doctor was there and the chart was there but basic advice for a suffering animal was held hostage behind another exam fee. All that to say : If you want to dump over $1,000 into a clinic for a misdiagnosis, zero continuity of care, and a complete lack of basic empathy, this is the spot for you. But I know I won't be bringing any of my animals back here, and honestly, you shouldn't either.