People for Animals is a tremendous resource for people helping control the feral cat population in…read morea humane and cost effective manner. The web page is actually useful (rare), they were helpful at check-in, polite at all times, and the cat we brought in was well cared for and recovered very well! Please spread the word, donate if you can, and keep helping control the out-of-control feral cat population!

Three hour wait time for wellness check. Resulted in a turn away, the chat that is used for check…read morein did not work. I did not receive text messages nor phone calls. If you're looking for place to just get your animals shots. Take them to a local vet with actual appointments.

This place sucks. The owner is rude and no attention to detail. Raises prices on you all the time…read more Just greed. Go somewhere else, for the sake of your animal and wallet.

I highly recommend Pawz and Clawz. I travel over 50 minutes to get to the shop. It is well worth…read morethe drive. Their experience and skill shine when trimming my very large, anxious Rhodesian Ridgeback. They calm him using soothing words and touch so that his anxiety is reduced.

Everyone is so kind and caring. My cat Macky loves everyone and is so happy with all the attention…read morehe gets. I'm very pleased with the staff and with the care he gets.

This review is for an experience I had with Lawrence Animal Hospital in the beginning of this year…read morewith my two kittens. Our kittens went in to be neutered under the care of Joanna Radzicki, DVM and we wound up in Blue Pearl where they saved my kitten's life. It was just a bad experience overall and without getting too much into details, I now know there are so many better places to get the care your pet/s genuinely deserves. We were new pet owners at the time and believed Lawrence Animal Hospital would be a great fit for us. At our last visit when things almost ended in losing one of our kitties, it felt like they were more concerned about the payment and we never even received a follow-up call from the vet herself to check-in on our kitten to see how he was doing. Since then, we have now found a wonderful veterinarian practice named Caring Hearts in Montgomery/Skillman, NJ that has actually taken the time to get to know our cats and their complete history. We even had our second kitten neutered with Caring Hearts and they followed up with us several times to make sure everything was great. Even though Lawrence Animal Hospital is only 10 minutes from my home, we rather drive 30 minutes for exceptional and quality care.

Booking the Wedding Day Dog Attendant service through Happy Bark & Tails for my 11-month-old puppy…read morewas one of the best decisions I ever made. My now-husband and I were in the midst of planning our wedding when we decided to adopt our beautiful puppy, Oreo, and we wanted to ensure that he could be a part of our wedding. Thank goodness we found Happy Bark & Tails. From our first meeting, the owner, Madeline, was informative, and caring, gave us a clear idea of what to expect on our wedding day, and took the time to answer all our questions. Every step of the way, Madeline was patient, responsive, and put us at ease. We even scheduled a meet-and-greet a few weeks before the wedding with Madeline and her husband, Gabriel, who is also a co-owner of the business. We were certain that they would not only care for Oreo but treat him like their own baby. On the day of our wedding, Madeline and Gabriel arrived at our hotel and immediately took care of Oreo. They put on his cute "best dog" scarf and bow tie and handled him while my husband and I got ready for our wedding. They walked him, fed him, played with him, helped him pose for pictures with us, and treated Oreo like family. They transported him to the venue, took him back to our hotel, and stayed with him until we got back. We couldn't have asked for a better company or people to work with! They also documented our wedding day with photos from Oreo's perspective. The gallery of photos was beautiful and something we will cherish for the rest of our lives. I highly recommend Happy Bark & Tails for all your wedding pet care needs. They were great to work with and we have already recommended them to another couple!

Words cannot adequately express how grateful we are for how wonderful Madeline/Happy Bark & Tails…read morewere on our wedding day. It was so important to us that our two pups be included on our big day, and Madeline made sure they were both included and so lovingly cared for. One of our pups is 15 years old and as anxious, adoring pawrents we were worried about her ability to navigate our wedding venue and the excitement of the day. Those worries quickly dissipated because Madeline cared for both our pups as if they were her own, and we effusively recommend Happy Bark & Tails to anyone who loves their pup and can't imagine their wedding day without them.

If I were a dog, I would want to stay here. My puppy Bear spent a week in an Executive Room while…read morewe floated around on a cruise ship. His quarters were about 5 by 7 feet of cage free bliss with a Kuranda bed that sounds like something a monk would use to meditate on the meaning of life. We signed him up for group play, and the staff cheerfully let him run with the pack all day. They feed Blue Buffalo here, which Bear already eats at home, so his digestive system remained calm and civilized. The people who work here are happy and polite in that rare way that tells you they love what they do. My wife called twice to check on Bear, which required identifying him by last name because there were four Bears in the building, and they treated her questions like the most natural thing in the world. They even reported that Bear had made new friends. The morning we picked him up, he was washed, dried, and looking smug. It is not cheap. It is not outrageous either. It is simply worth paying to know that your dog is cared for by people who get it. The only small note is that the building is not staffed overnight, but that is more a fact than a flaw. If you need to leave your dog somewhere and want to feel entirely at peace, K9 Resorts Hamilton is a good choice.

This is long. No apologies…read more The worst part about returning to the office after 15 months remote (OK let's be honest - there are a million worst parts) was finding someone to care for my puppy while I was away. With my older dogs I was able to do in-home care when I was out and they entertained each other but puppies need stimulation and socialization - and also to be worn out at the end of the day lol. I toured a lot of different places. One even billed itself as "just like home." I'm sorry- I want the place I take my dog to be BETTER than home. All the employees are so wonderful. I can tell they really care about my pup and his well-being. Also, he loves going there. He runs in, kisses everybody, and forgets I exist lmao. Also it just smells nice. And I know that seems basic and shallow but I mean they have a lot of dogs and it still smells like your super clean living room right before company comes over. And when each dog leaves in the evening the dogs themselves are clean. I even board my dog here. I was nervous to leave him after not having been apart for 6 months straight but the employees reassured me and didn't care that I brought a giant bag of wet food, dry food, snacks, etc. Total new parent energy and they just rolled with it. This place is the best. For real.

After 20 years, 10 cats and thousands of dollars, I can no longer trust the clerical staff of…read morePrinceton Animal Hospital to act in the best interests of me and my cat companions. For years, we received excellent service and great kindness from the married veterinarians who operated the clinic. From providing me with excellent references when I wanted to adopt a cat to offering sensitive services in helping to see each kitty cross the "Rainbow Bridge," this was a highly empathetic and ethical veterinary practice. The doctors Miele retired and sold the practice, and I did not have any problems until recently when I took my 14-year-old Himalayan, Dexter, for a checkup. He is very healthy but has some tummy issues. There was no discussion of costs prior to the exam and I did not think that was odd because I always assumed they would be fair. I was asked if I wanted to include a recommended blood test - I said yes, not realizing it was about $350. I had planned on spending about $500 and was shocked when the bill was $1000! I explained that I thought that was high but I would pay $500 now and the balance the following Monday. This arrangement was not acceptable - The office manager, a woman with few people skills or empathy, insisted I pay the entire amount and made veiled threats that included stating that leaving without paying the full amount was equivalent to walking out of a store without paying. They treated me like a potential criminal instead of a long-term client and refused to send the blood test out until I paid the full amount. I am an 83-year-old senior citizen with a serious lung condition. I am on O2 24/7. I have lived in the same condo for 35 years and have run a successful business since moving here. I have no record of any kind beyond traffic tickets. Did this witch and the equally unhelpful women manning the desk at Princeton Animal Hospital think that I was going to toss all that, grab my cat and flee into the night between Thursday and Monday, just to avoid paying $500? Luckily, I had Dexter in his carrier and in my hand because I feel certain they would have held him hostage. I admit that my Irish temper flared but I have a lot to cope with being ill with a terminal disease and being threatened with more financial hassles and stress. So, I just left. I called the next day - the Manager was off and I was told that the blood test would not be sent out until I paid the $500. They could not guarantee the specimen would still be viable and I might have to bring Dexter in again for a new test! As if! I just cancelled the blood test and asked them to invoice me the balance which they did. I am going into this kind of detail to show how far Princeton Animal Hospital has fallen and to tell you that they may be within their rights. This is becoming a common practice in New York, according to a friend of mine, cat care expert and groomer, Anitra Frazier. My advice would be to discuss the costs in advance before even bringing your dog or cat to any vet. And to certainly avoid Princeton Animal Hospital. So, now I need to find a new vet for Dexter. (I should have noted earlier that my quarrel is not with Princton Animal Hospital's veterinarians but with its obnoxious clerical staff.) It is really sad to see how far this one excellent practice has fallen.

You pay for what you get. If you want bright thoughtful attentive care for your pet, this will be…read moreyour best choice. Cannot say enough good things about the Veterinarian we saw with our 15 year old dog. She understood that he is not well, and we are not going to do much about it. Comfort and love was the goal. He has had a healthy long life.

The Dog Sitter watched my two dogs while we were away! They were reliable and took wonderful care…read moreof my dogs! I would highly recommend them for all your pet sitting needs!

Finally, someone who does the right thing. We are a family that travels quite often, however the…read morechallenge was someone to watch our three dogs. Family, friends, and other pet sitting services did not reach our expectations. The Dog Sitter did!! Theresa has watched our dogs numerous times over the past 7 months. She has done a great job, the dogs love her!! Give the Dog Sitter a try, you will be pleasantly surprised. Thanks Theresa.

Highly recommend this service for your pet sitting needs! Reliable, professional and caring! Can't…read moresay enough good things about LOVE YOUR PET!