My Border Collie has been going to BarxParx for six years, and at this point it truly feels like…read morehis second home. He goes to daycare while I'm at work, boards there when I travel, and gets groomed there as well. I trust the team completely with his care, which says a lot when you're handing over a member of your family. The staff is always friendly, attentive, and genuinely cares about the dogs. They do a great job keeping pet parents informed and will reach out if they notice anything out of the ordinary, even something as minor as an upset stomach. I really appreciate knowing that they're paying attention and that my border collie isn't just another dog in the yard. I also want to give a special shout-out to managers Aurora and Stef. They've always been wonderful, helpful, and incredibly caring with my boy over the years. I personally appreciate the care BarxParx takes with assessments and safety. When you're trusting a facility with your dog, you want to know they're being thoughtful about which dogs are in the daycare environment and making everyone's safety a priority. After six years of daycare, I can confidently say my border collie is treated like family here. He loves BarxParx, and so do I.

I just had the strangest customer interaction here.. I couldn't tell if the employee had too much…read morecoffee or was straight up being passive aggressive because I showed up to the wrong place and it felt like she was trying to kick me out, even if I showed up to the wrong place I did inquire about the services barx parx could provide me, which I mentioned doggy day care but she said that the services provided there were "totally different" than the other doggy care place. I appreciate the manager apologizing but l I was met with a tone of hostility by the staff member

Family Paw is truly a cut above the rest! We've been a loyal client since we rescued our dog more…read morethan 7 years ago. We originally chose them due to our proximity to the business, and we've remained even after moving across town because of the phenomenal staff, customer service, and all around experience. This is the only place we'll board our dog. We absolutely love the grooming staff (which says a lot since we have an anxious pup who doesn't love the grooming process). From the moment you walk through the front door or call in, you'll feel like family. Even when months have passed without us using their services, when we return they remember our dog by name and it's like not a day has gone by. We particularly love the photos they'll take of our furry family members at the holidays. We love the photo updates we receive daily during boarding. We love that they don't hesitate to call and check in if they have questions or we've a selected a service we wouldn't normally opt for. Suffice it to say, the staff at Family Paw is at the top of their game. They treat our pets as their own. The service is truly above and beyond, and for that we are not only so appreciative but remain very loyal customers.

Posted store hours showed open until 6 PM but we came at 5pm and was closed. Not a way to run a…read morebusiness or attract customers.

This place is building with love in and out for our babies…read more Ioana , the owner is magic. Overprotective with each baby pet, very professional and friendly with us as customers, Prices are even small for what she offers. Outside area, inside play area, separate rooms for special requirements of each pet, video cameras 24 hours update about your babies. Truly recommend this place. Is a peace of heaven for babies that has to be stay far for a period of time from their parents. Has all the trust and confidence on it. Thank you for existing Luxe Pet Hotel.

This is how they REALLY talk to their customers. My dog had severe diarrhea followed by bloody…read morestool immediately after picking her up. We notified them within 24 hours and all they did was just gaslight me. My dog was there for 7 days. I always pack more than enough kibbles and instructed them to feed her twice a day. They did NOT notify me that the food I provided was out and proceeded to feed her their own food. I've strictly told Viviana this since we started boarding her in 2022. There are new faces there now since Viviana is no longer there which could explain how the service went down the drain. BEWARE!

Vago had an amazing boarding experience! He got along great with the other dogs, and I was…read morecompletely stress-free knowing he was being well cared for. What I appreciated most were the updates, pictures, and communication throughout his stay, something many boarding facilities don't provide. The best part was that Vago celebrated his birthday while he was there! The staff made it special and sent me adorable pictures. Thank you for treating my fur baby like family. Highly recommend!

We recently brought our pup Beary to Buddies on a recent trip out to Vegas and I gotta say, we were…read moreso happy with our decision to board him there! Originally, we had a reservation back home with our normal pet resort, but didn't want to be away from Beary for so long; We often have to drop him off a day before our trip and don't pick him up again until the day after we get back, so that's an extra two days without the little guy (and two extra days of boarding to boot). So we looked into the possibility of boarding him close to our hotel while we were in town. A family member sent us a recommendation to go to Buddies and my wife reached out to ask about vacancy for the weekend and the owners got back to us right away to let us know they would be able to take him in and walked her through the process of submitting all the necessary documentation and clearing him to stay. Our little guy is not fixed yet, so unfortunately, he was unable to be group boarded (which is typcial). Check-in was a breeze, and He had a nice large play area to have all to himself and was boarded in a private suite. They also took him out for a walk twice a day while he was there, as well as playtime with the staff constantly. What was really awesome was that they would send us pics of him during his walks, playtime, and before bedtime. It was really awesome to get the periodic updates...which really put us (especially the kids) at ease. And it was really reassuring to know he was close by to us. Staff was super nice and friendly. The consistent updates really made an enormous difference for us. Our usual resort does not do that...so that put them way above. They seemed to genuinely enjoy Beary's company. We would DEFINITELY bring him back here again on future trips (and that is more often than not) and I wish they were located close to home...or that we lived in Vegas so we could bring him more often...wishful thinking =p

I have been bringing my Lil Guy here for awhile now. The staff is absolutely amazing and we are…read morealways working together to help me with his fears. Sounds, Objects, Guys, etc. With that being said he started participating in Ben's training several months ago. At the beginning he was terrified just to see him and with the patience of Ben and the staff he will now interact with Ben wagging his tail and starting to progress into other training command. Im definitely looking forward to seeing the progress my Lil guy makes. One thing I have noticed over the years is all the effort this facility and staff has provided me has helped me at home and being in public areas with him. Such as being less skiddish and more socialable

Just picked up the boys from their first day at Camp Bow Wow Henderson, NV!…read more We love that we can watch them all day AND my husband got a text message with this face! 10/10 recommend. We miss our Red Dog Pet Resort & Spa family but the boys are thrilled to find new friends!

We have entrusted our pet to LV Dog Resort twice. Theor service is consistently good. Facility is…read moreclean and the pets are treated well! There is an option to allow pets to play together or not. As ours's older, we elect not to. They take him for potty breaks regularly. Highly recommend the LV Dog Hotel.

My dog Archie has been attending Doggie daycare for almost 4 years. He loves it and is so excited…read moreto go. I highly recommend doggie daycare.

Great service. My grand dogs first groom. Everything went well. We will be going back.read more

Best first time pet grooming service ever! I visited Kelvin twice in one first time it was just for…read morenail trimming and he literally is the nicest person ever! Second time was to bring my dog back all in one day because he needed to a grooming and needed a hair cut especially during the summer! Kelvin did his thing and took care of my baby, I can tell right away he treats any clients like if they were his babies. For sure highly recommend and will be coming back again!!

Our experience with this dog daycare has been nothing short of fantastic. The staff here is…read moreexceptional -- knowledgeable, caring, and passionate about our furry friends. From the moment you walk in, you can feel the positive energy. The facility is clean, spacious, and well-equipped to cater to all dog needs. It's evident that the staff loves what they do, and it reflects in the way they interact with the dogs. Our pup comes home happy and tired after a day of play, a true testament to the engaging activities provided. The daily updates and photos they share are a thoughtful touch, providing peace of mind. Choosing this daycare was one of the best decisions for our dog's well-being and happiness. Highly recommended to any dog parent seeking a reliable and caring environment for their beloved fur babies. experience with this dog daycare has been nothing short of fantastic. The staff here is exceptional -- knowledgeable, caring, and passionate about our furry friends.

Horrible place. The kid at the front desk had no clue what he was doing. Didn't know how to handle…read morea dog. My dogs" is 1 and has never been to a daycare before so we came for evaluation day. My dog is kennel trained and listens pretty well. The first thing they wanted to do was immediately shove him into a kennel and then told me they stay in there and come out a few times a day for group play. If I wanted to leave him in a kennel all day I'd leave him at home. Then he tried to take him immediately into group by pulling his leash and dragging him. He didn't give him any time or even an evaluation. He came back out and just said "yeah your dog doesn't seem like he likes this" so I said CLEARLY. This place was not a fit for him. Why don't have ppl working at a dog place who don't seem comfortable with dogs?!! Response to comment from Doggie District: I'm not sure how they got that I said that I never wanted my dog in a private area for evaluation because that never happened. The guy working the front who took my dog shouldn't be working there. He didn't even greet my dog. He just said I'll take him and took the leash and tried dragging him to the back and then telling me to walk with him and then tried shoving him in a kennel. Clearly my dog was scared and nervous. He did nothing to help ease or calm the situation. He just looked like he didn't know what he was doing. While he was trying to shove my dog in the kennel I had asked him if the dogs stay in these kennels majority of the day or if they're out playing with all of the other dogs, he said we put them in these kennels before the evaluation happens but they come out at least eight times a day. I had responded oh. Then he asked me if my dog is kennel trained and I said yes. He then said well I'll just take him to group and I said ok. Then he came back from group and said yeah your dog doesn't seem to like it here and I said clearly this isn't a fit. It was handled very strange and I left. So nothing about a private room for evaluation was thoroughly talked about which I thought was weird and now the company wants to say it was me asking to skip steps. I never asked to skip steps. Take responsibility for how your employees handle things rather than blaming the customer

I've been taking Trouble, my overweight lab, to Pawsh (Silverado Ranch location) for about 8 months…read moreon and off. I just took him to the vet and weighed him. HE HAS LOST 15 lbs!!! (With the change of food as well) resisting all the unhealthy treats that are disguised as healthy, and learning to look at kcals count on the packaging, which is calories per piece of kibble/per treat. This big win belongs to Pawsh Palace and the physical activity along with mental stimulation exerted while in their care! Years added to his life. Priceless! DONT LET YOUR DOG WASTE AWAY WITH EXCESS WEIGHT! Trouble only goes every other week and this is the outcome!!! Thank you Pawsh Palace 2!

Best place!!! We try many dog hotels, and pawsh place was…read morethe best. Our German shepherd dog loves it here, the staff are very friendly and accommodating. Our dog always come home clean and happy l. Place are super clean and always smell nice. We love this place.

Well had a bit of an issue. But they called me and Jodi was very kind and did fix it. And she…read morehas always been very kind both to me and my dog. And honestly is the only reason I have boarded my dog here.

I normally don't write reviews like this, but after hearing what happened with my granddogs while…read moremy daughter was out of town for a funeral, I feel like I need to say something. These aren't just dogs to me. They are my granddogs, and they are deeply loved. I know how much my daughter worries about them and how seriously she takes choosing someone to care for them. I want to be fair and acknowledge that my daughter should have insisted on seeing their accommodations before leaving them. She knows that now. But she was leaving town for a funeral and had to make a difficult decision. She trusted that a business whose job is to board animals would provide a safe and appropriate place for them. While she was away, she kept trying to calm herself down by reading reviews and telling herself, "They'll be okay. They love dogs. They're taking care of her." She was 10 hours away and even worried that she was bothering the facility by asking questions. She wasn't bothering them. She was paying for a service and asking about the well-being of her dogs. Once she started feeling like something wasn't right, she began asking questions. She repeatedly asked to see where her dogs were staying and requested a photograph of the accommodations. Those questions were ignored. Completely. She wasn't given answers or reassurance. She was left 10 hours away trying to convince herself everything was okay while her concerns were being ignored. Eventually, she trusted her instincts and went to get her dogs as soon as she could. Only after the dogs were home did she finally receive the photograph she had been asking for. When I saw it, I was shocked. The accommodations looked like a prison cell to me. I have to ask: does that look like the kind of environment that would make a worried pet owner feel confident that "they love dogs and they're taking care of her"? If the accommodations were appropriate, why was it so difficult to show them to her when she asked? My daughter also specifically instructed the facility that her dogs were not supposed to be around other dogs and that her two dogs, who are sisters, were not supposed to play together. Those instructions were not followed. Being told afterward that those things were "allowed" does not make it acceptable. Allowed by the facility does not mean authorized by the owner. My daughter knows her dogs. She gave those instructions for a reason. And this is what concerns me about other animals. What if the next dog is frightened, reactive, elderly, medically fragile, or simply doesn't tolerate unfamiliar dogs? What if an owner specifically says their dog must remain separated and that instruction is ignored? An unexpected interaction can turn into a fight in seconds. Another family's animal could potentially be seriously injured because someone decided an owner's instructions were optional. My granddogs came home healthy, and I am incredibly grateful. But nothing bad happening this time does not make the decisions acceptable. You shouldn't have to wait for an animal to be hurt before safety and an owner's instructions become important. I am also very concerned about the difficulty my daughter had communicating with the facility. When you have someone's animals in your care, there should be a clear and reliable way for the owner to reach you, especially during severe thunderstorms when you know one of the dogs is terrified of thunder. My daughter wasn't being difficult. She was being a responsible pet owner. I'm thankful my granddogs are home. But I'm angry that my daughter spent so much of her time away trying to convince herself her dogs were okay instead of receiving straightforward answers from the people she was paying to care for them. Trusting the facility without seeing everything first may have been her mistake. But once she became uncomfortable and started asking questions, those questions should have been taken seriously--not ignored. To every pet owner reading this: ask questions. Insist on seeing the accommodations. Don't apologize for wanting to know where your animal is. Don't worry about bothering the people you're paying. And if something feels wrong, listen to your instincts. You are trusting someone with a life you love. My granddogs will never go back. I sincerely hope other pet owners learn from this experience before they find themselves miles away, trying to convince themselves everything is fine while their instincts are telling them otherwise. Our animals cannot speak for themselves. We have to speak up for them.