Our boxer Biggie Smalls has been training and boarding with Eric since he was a pup. He enjoys his…read morestays at Katz Dogs K9 so much he sleeps for two days once he gets home. We definitely recommend boarding and training there.

Where do I even begin? Katz K9 is amazing. First, one of my dogs participated in the board and…read moretrain program. I was hesitant at first because of all the "professionals" out there, but it was totally worth it. Eric and Sam were so patient with me and took their time teaching me everything I needed to know so that my dog would continue to be successful. Secondly, I am a terrible procrastinator and things completely slip my mind. Multiple times they have worked with me last minute to get my pups in for boarding. Most importantly, my dogs love it there! I will forever recommend Katz. Even to my friends that live in Philadelphia!

A wonderful place for your dog or cat to be groomed and attended to while you're on vacation …read more Catherine is a fantastic person who cares for all creatures great and small, and is also very knowledgeable on many pet issues. She groomed regularly and watched our first three dogs every time we went out of town at her previous place, and until recently groomed and cared for our German Shepherd girl, Sasha. Sasha was a very large and difficult dog yet Catherine was always very in charge and sweet to her, and made her look beautiful . I can't say enough nice things about Catherine at Bow Wow, and wish her many years of success and the chance to get to know many pet owners in Bucks County. Try her , she's the best!

Best groomer in the area! Our elderly dog was recently groomed at Bow-Wow. Catherine the groomer…read morethere is amazing. She has such compassion and patience with our dog, who I know can be very difficult. Thank you!!

Thank you Carina for a job very well done. Theodore, my three year old Golden Retriever who is…read moreavid about never allowing anyone to touch his feet has met his match! His paws were groomed so perfect, the nails were cut evenly and his underneath pads were done beautifully. His red coat was soft and shiny and trimmed evenly on both his left and right side. Not sure what magic words you whispered to my boy, but they worked. My "Wooley Mammouth" now looks like quite "Regal".

Best kennel experience! My dog has anxiety and hates going to the kennel. They took such good care…read moreof him and gave him his own large private space upon arrival. They kept me updated and gave him tons of personal attention. The place is huge and very clean. My dog came home happy and not stressed. Highly recommend!!! The staff is amazing.

We love everyone at K9 Resorts- Horsham! We do daycare and occasional boarding. Kody loves going!!read more

My dog had been coming here for around a year and we have had 2 situations where he was bitten by…read moreother dogs. Both times my dog was labeled as " aggressive" . I asked what behavior did they label as aggressive and their exact words were he barked too much and that made the other dogs bite.. I asked the manager, but hey, "wouldn't that make the other dogs the aggressor since they're the ones doing the fighting and injuring my dog didn't even bite them back retaliation" ..she said nope. So a dog that has never bitten or snapped at a staff member or other dog and the one thats always bloody and injured is the aggressive one? On what planet? If the staff members thought my dog was being overly barky and annoying other dogs, why not put my dog in a time out?Where was the staff? What do we pay for? We let the first time go because we thought Shit happens sometimes.. can't let the second time go.. and yes, both times my dog had to be treated at the vet with huge medical bills.. actually in the vet parking lot this as I'm writing this waiting for my dog to be brought out of recovery to have his wound treated. I honestly would not take my dog here if i cared for them at all. I believe they are understaffed and they don't have the ability to keep an eye on the animals properly ‍.. And all the staff has basically done is say my dog is at fault, even though he's the one that always ends up hurt and full of blood. This would be the last place I would ever take my animal if I cared for their well being at all..

Down at the bottom of Walton Road, Warwick Township, Bucks County, PA, lies perhaps the most…read moreenchanted spot in all of Pennsylvania. Ross Mill Farm has been a secret haven since originally started before the Revolutionary War in 1740. The lane is narrow and full of dips and rough riding, but so very worth the effort to find, especially if you love adaptive reuse of an historic property turned into a rescue home and boarding facility exclusively for Vietnamese Pot Belly Pigs. 180+ residents live there now, either from broken homes or as paying customers, housed there because it is simply the best place on the planet for happy, healthy PBPs. The 30 acres are idyllic for humans, too, but the facilities are designed by the owner from the perspective of an intelligent animal that stands little more that 18 inches from the ground. To truly interact with the residents you really have to get down on your knees, because these cuties lack the ability to look up at you. So, the world is very short, but expansive at Ross Mill Farm. The green lawns and gardens are perfectly suited for a pig. And, for people who love them. This amazing patch of heaven on the Little Neshaminy Creek is as magic as you want it to be. I found it easy to get lost in the peaceful magic of the moment. Make a donation and help it last forever.

After more than a year, Ross Mill Farm has finally reopened! COVID guidelines are being enforced,…read moreyou cannot walk around the place on your own like before. Instead, tours will be given. However, they are not available/given every weekend, so make sure to call beforehand. The maximum group size cannot exceed six people. And the requested payment is $50/group. Keep in mind the farm is a non-profit organization, and they have been closed over a year, so your $50 would really go a long way in helping support their efforts. Our group of three followed Susan, the founder, who gave us an in-depth tour of the farm. Even though we've been there a few times already, we were learning so much about the different types of pigs, and the farm's history. We were allowed to pet the pigs, but only the ones specified by Susan, as some pigs are just not as friendly and could bite. The whole tour lasted an hour-ish. Towards the end of the tour, Susan let us play with the smaller pigs in the larger pen for a good amount of time which we all loved. Looking forward to our next visit, and upcoming events in the future!

We had a wonderful experience with the training program at Holiday House. Communication was…read moreexcellent from start to finish, and the entire staff was professional, knowledgeable and caring. Mark and his team truly moved mountains with our three year old lab during his stay. The progress he has made exceeded our expectations. Mark takes his work very seriously and is genuinely committed to helping both dogs and their owners succeed. We are extremely grateful for all of their hard work, dedication, and support! Highly recommend Mark and his team! Money well spent! :)

UPDATE: This place is horrible and should have been shut down years ago. After our ordeal, I…read morereported them to the dog warden who based on our photos, timeline, and our dog's vet record said it warranted an investigation. She reported that when they went there for an unannounced investigation, everything was to code so at that point, there wasn't much more we could do. I'm just glad that they took it serious enough to look into. As I had mentioned in my original post, which you can read below, the owners will try to twist things and put the blame back on the dog's owners. From my post on Nextdoor (if you live in Buck County, you can look up my name on Nextdoor to see the post from 2 years ago and read through the many responses of people sharing their shocking experiences with Holiday House), I have since learned that lack of care - to say the least - is not atypical. People posted about wrong dogs being returned, dogs coming back traumatized, dogs being returned extremely ill, and even one poster sharing that their dog died in while being boarded there. If you care for your pet, do not use this place. It's been a couple of years since our horrible experience boarding our dog there, and to this day, we are all still scarred by it and the memory of what our dog looked like when we picked her up, the thousands of dollars we spent to get her heatlhy, and her health issues she suffered from because of their lack of care for her basic well being. Also, our credit card company even reimbursed us for the fees we paid to Holiday House - again based on photos, timeline and medical records from out vet. They agreed that Holiday House did not provide the care they promised us.

I am so grateful for Best Friends. My dog and cat were boarded for 7 days and I was so happy with…read morethe results. My dog and cat are people animals and I could tell that they both were treated with love and kindness. When we got home they were fisty and very happy. My dog's grooming was awesome. Thank you Best Friends. A Mommy is very happy with your boarding services. Thank you D Carter

I used to be a huge fan of Best Friends, in fact, I've been a client since I had a beagle and my…read morenow 31 year old daughter worked there while in high school. I have been there for numerous (far too numerous, in my opinion) staffing and managerial changes ( at current count, 9 managers, and my current dogs have been there for 9.5 years). While I understand that people come and go, if this kind of turnover happened in a Pre-school or daycare situation, parents would be raising the roof. The loss of the current manager and her predecessor, so close together (within 2 seeks of each other) is setting alarm bells ringing. They were wonderful. The dogs were well cared for, they had ample play time, group play was longer than just a couple hours, the center was immaculate, and the staff was there long enough to learn names and faces. Now the management has changed yet again, trusted people are gone and staff is low, which means dogs will not get the exercise or care they need. Transparency is all but gone. Needless to say, this makes me very sad, and we will not be going back.

Faithful Friends is UNBEATABLE. Most professional,sweet,and reliable pet sitter i have ever hired…read more We have used her for Years now and we LOVE her and the great work and care she puts into her work. Hire her, you wont regret it. She really does go Above and beyond, i feel so safe know my lil dude is with someone who cares about him :).

For most animal lovers, our fur babies are much more than just pets.. they are family. With that…read morebeing the case, speaking only for myself but maybe others can relate, I am an absolute basket case when it comes to wanting to guarantee our pups are in good hands when we go away on vacation- so much so that not feeling completely at ease could make or break said vacation all together. Jenny came to my family highly recommended by my aunt and it was the best decision we have ever made using Faithful Friends. To speak to the extent Jenny goes and her genuine love and willingness to take care of her "clients", our older pup is about 7 and has always been incredibly anxious particularly during thunderstorms. While we were in Florida this past week, a huge storm came through and not only did Jenny make sure to monitor its progress to ensure our pup got his anxiety medicine in time for relief but when the power went out, she went out of her way and far past the time she was paid for to bring over battery powered lights and set them up around our home to get the animals through the power outage most comfortably. She sat with both our dogs for a while giving them lots of love before heading home to her own family sending pictures and updates the entire time. I can not say with more certainty that my experience was incredible and our family LOVES Faithful Friends Pet Care and will continue to utilize their services in the future

Had our two Goldendoodles there for about 4 months. Our male is 7 months old, and like a typical…read morepuppy, a handful. He doesn't have a mean bone in his body, he only knows how to play, and is brought up in a very good, loving household. We were told that he growls at the help there, and he is too energetic that he jumps the fences there. For the amount of virtue signaling they spew all over their social media about knowing how to "actually" love their pets, through the "proper" training, is quite laughable. We were told that our 7 month old GOLDENDOODLE PUPPY, cannot return there, because they are afraid for their safety. Listen, if you don't want to do the job, then find another business. Poor poor management. Never would I recommend them. We even added a "Birthday" add on for our newly turned 5 year old. Guess we can wish in one hand and s#*t in the other to see which one fills up first. No "Birthday" celebration for her...

My pup has been attending daycare at Dog Talk for over four months; it's been a terrific experience…read morefor her! She really enjoys playing with the other dogs, being outside, and the caring, helpful Team, led by Theresa. I enjoy seeing the daily posts and photos. My experience with Dog Talk started with Mike's training and has continued with daycare, I've also boarded my pup a few times and that's worked out well. All-in-all I'm truly happy that my pup has a safe, fun place to go. Thanks Dog Talk!