Dale was super friendly and knowledgable. The system works great and was more affordable than…read moregoing directly through the invisible fence company. Long term savings via rechargable collars is also great. Highly recommended!

Dale and his team are amazing! We had them install our fence for our Mountain Doodle, he helped…read moreexplain the steps for training and made it so easy! We then accidentally cut our line due to construction and he was so helpful and came out when we needed him to help fix it! I LOVE LOVE that the collars are rechargeable, it's so easy! Now we have our new dog on it, they came out and placed the flags on our property again so we could train the new pup! I cannot say enough great things about them!

I adopted Montgomery from The Dumb Friends league a little less than 2 weeks ago. He had some…read moreserious dental work done by DFL and I adopted him knowing that. Standard with all adoptions from the DFL is a paid-for visit to a veterinarian.. they provided a list of clinics near me, GoodVets - GT was the closest. They got me in the next day. Monty & I arrived to the location, the staff was incredibly friendly & the good boy enjoyed several treats & pets from everyone. Unfortunately, the infection in his mouth was still present and I was told that he would need a couple of medications to finish it off as well as several vaccines. They provided several different options for Monty's vaccines at different price levels, which I greatly appreciated. Unfortunately, I didn't have the funds at the time for the medications he needed for the infection in his mouth, let alone any of the vaccinations. I went home bummed out about the fact that I couldn't get Monty what he needed. I got a call later that day from GoodVets, and they had gotten in touch with the DFL, who provides a voucher that covers up to $250 for shelter related illnesses, so it paid for the cost of Montgomery's medications. Earlier this morning, I stopped in and grabbed the meds. Thank you, GoodVets - Golden Triangle for treating & ensuring that Montgomery, got the meds he needed. I genuinely appreciated that. Pros: Location, staff is A+, but the fact that they went through the extra effort to get Monty what he needed was what made me truly happy with the place. I made myself a reminder in my notes to give an honorable mention to Alex at the front desk, who was not only very nice but also incredibly helpful in regard to scheduling as well as any questions I had. A+ communication. I had also told myself that I would mention the Vet Tech who saw Monty, however her name alludes me now.

You can really tell this place is private equity owned. They really try and meet those revenue…read moretargets! Expensive, but this isn't my main issue. Terrible experience being ripped off for tests, which having since visited another vets, were told they are not reliable anyway and they would never recommend them as the science is unproven. They use scare tactics to generate money whilst everything is "up to you" of course. Well, it isn't up to me is it, because I'm not a vet, haven't studied animal health and have to be able to trust your recommendations. Which i clearly can't. Look elsewhere - good thread on Denver reddit about none PE owned vets if anyone is reading this and wants recommendations for actually good vets. These guys should change their name to Greedy Money Grabbing Vets.

We adopted a 1 year old pitbull mix, Roo, from Ruff Rescue about 3 years ago. She was in a foster…read morehome through Ruff Rescue at the time we adopted her. Pros: -she did not come down with Parvo or any of the other illnesses that other reviewers talk about -the foster mom was more than willing to meet us at a local park to do a meet-and-greet with our current dog -the foster mom was very communicative and helpful Cons: -the foster mom worked 12 hour shifts, so Roo was being kept in a cage 12 hours at a time, and her white chest was dyed yellow from laying in her own pee -she came to us extremely underweight, despite having been with the foster family for at least a month; the foster mom told us she thought Roo was "getting fat" so she held back on feeding her for a little while. Long story short, we didn't have a nightmare experience with our dog getting sick as soon as we got her, but I certainly don't think this rescue is vetting their foster families to ensure the dogs are being properly cared for.

I adopted a pet 11 and 1/2 years ago from rough rescue and she passed away this last Sunday I had…read moreher for 11 and 1/2 years she was the best dog I ever had I trained her to be a service animal and she was absolutely wonderful and I would like to thank rough rescue for giving me the opportunity to adopt a dog from them I wish I can talk to someone because I would like to adopt another dog

Nick walked my dogs for two years in Washington, DC. He was always reliable, kind, and always happy…read moreto see the boys! Nick was also super helpful in general... Once (maybe twice) I was locked out of my house and he was still in the neighborhood and stopped by to let me in :-/ The dogs loved Nick and you could tell he enjoyed them too! He would snap photos and was great about letting us know how the walks went. Nick also did some overnight sits in our home while we were out of town and was a great house guest! Sometimes you worry about having someone you don't know well super well in your home for a few days at a time, but we never had any concerns with Nick! Nick's departure from DC was devastating to me and my roommate and our dogs. The boys rebelled when Nick moved back to TX. For weeks, they went on a destructive tear on the days Nick's replacement would come by. Seriously, that never happened when Nick was our walker! They loved him AND he wore them out! Hire Nick! You won't regret it!

Nick was an amazing dog walker and all around great to work with…read more My dog Charlie was Nick's first client in DC. They had a blast together. Nick treated Charlie like his best bud and would send me pictures of their adventures. Charlie doesn't generally get very excited but when Nick came over to pick him up for walks he'd jump up and down with joy. Nick was also very good about communicating with me. Charlie's beagle instincts would lead him to eat junk off the ground so he regulary had to go to the vet. When Charlie had health issues, Nick would ask about how his buddy was doing (even on weekends and late hours) and reassure me that he would watch over him when they were together. More recently, I had to go out of town unexpectedly for work and Nick switched his schedule around so that he could watch Charlie. He really went above and beyond to help us. I can't recommend Nick enough. Anyone would be lucky to have him care for their cherished pet.

The staff and doctors there are very caring and knowledgeable, sorry the kitty scratched the…read moredoctor...she definitely didnt like being there. Thank you

My dog got attacked two days ago and I called to try and make an appointment to see if she's ok and…read morenever got a call back. They never answer the phone... always goes to voicemail and they typically call back right at the very end of the day, in my experience many hours after you initially called. This was the first time they actually didn't call me back. I've been disappointed one too many times by this place and if you're just going to ignore a phone call regarding an attack by an aggressive dog, that's where I draw the line. I'm done with this company.

So aside form the little corny "interview" process we had to go through, these guys were legit on…read moretraining for pups. We opted for for puppy training classes and I loved the science based approach to teaching my new puppy. This was a 7 week schedule, 1 hour per week. We would travel to their studio and work with a training and up to 6 other dogs on puppy basics (Sit, stay, come, etc). Troubled pets (or owners) got the added hands on and for the overall value, this was a great program. I should mention our puppy, Soffie STILL listens to commands and has learned many more since this class with just the basic training method we learned. We haven't gone back for next training, but thats our fault and not theirs. We look forward to it soon!

Niki was awesome with our dog Mila. Did a 5 day reverse boarding. My black lab is a lot better at…read morecommands and walking. Which was the main problem we had. Would definitely recommend!!

I have been going to this vet for almost 3 years with my cat now and things initially were really…read moregreat but I've had numerous not so great experiences recently. First- 2 visits ago they had him listed as a 2 year old. He's been going there 3 years so it's not possible for him to age backwards. Plus they have his file scanned from his adoption showing his birthdate. I informed them he was 6. My most recent visit I see on his file that he is now 4. I crossed it out and changed it again back to 6. The reason this is serious to me is because they keep referencing his age when analyzing his conditions and saying blah blah "for such a young cat." But he's not 2. Or 4. He's 6. And his name also is not Oliver... I went in on a Monday and had bloodwork done. They were supposed to call the next day with results but didn't. And not the next day either. His vet had gotten sick and called out and it would've been under her specific file to call me, but given I had called inquiring I feel a different professional should've been able to at least convey the results to me more quickly. Finally, today I dropped him off at 7:45 for an ultrasound. I had been under the impression and told that it would occur between 9-12. I just called and the tech didn't even get there until after 11. Now he has to sit there for a bit longer and I had been counting down minutes to get his results. I loved this vet and I'm really sad about what's happening there. Not sure if the switched systems or something but normally they, and especially Kim, are super good at communicating and doing everything they can. Now I feel weird leaving him with them because they don't even know his name... age... when the doctor will be there...

The last few months have been difficult for my two cats, my husband and me. Gracie, our 19 year old…read morecat, was dying of old age and Claire, the other cat, was suffering from a cancerous growth in her nose. During this difficult time, Dr. Andy and the entire staff have offered unwavering support and practical help. Sometimes the treatments seemed costly, but these veterinarians made sure to choose cost-effective options that would ensure our cats received the optimal care. When we had to make tough choices, such as whether to consult a specialist about Claire's cancer, Dr. Andy always explained the options thoroughly and made it clear that the choices such as radiation therapy or palliative treatment were ours to make. I would recommend Dr. Andy and his staff unconditionally.

A month ago, my friend and I relinquished our elderly cat to this shelter, BECAUSE it was a…read more"no-kill" shelter. I saw other cats on the website that had special needs, and felt more calm about her going to that shelter. My friend gave all the vet records and full disclosure about her health issues, too. Well, it turns out that within ONE month, they decided to euthanize her!! As my friend said, if I had known they were going to do that, I would have preferred to either find a different shelter or make other efforts to re-home her. At the very least, if we had decided that "putting her down" was in her best interest, I would have wanted to be present for her last moments.

We adopted our pup here in 2014 (one of our happiest days)! I will always remember, "Chester is…read moreready for his fur-ever home" and it was our joy hearing that (name changes shortly after). The process was smooth and staff was friendly. Fast forward to 2024 and we have come back here for vet care due to their support and prices. The previous vet clinic we attended spoke to us like we should know the medical lingo and not the best patience when we had questions. If your family is ready to add some fur love, I'd recommend Maxfund! Other notes: There is plenty of street parking near the shelter and good sidewalks for a before or after appt stroll. Bring your cat in their mobile home and dogs need to be leashed upon entering. Have a PAW-some day!

Max Fund is a great economical choice for veterinary care. They are great with the animals and are…read moreaffordable. The only complaint I have is they are impossible to get by phone. When we had an emergency I couldn't get anyone on the phone for help and had to go to an ER vet even though they probably could have handled the issue. Otherwise they are great and I am glad to have them as a resource.

Great facility! Wonderful staff! Spartico at the front desk was awesome! The clinician that helped…read moreus, giving my animal her shots was great too! Jasmine was the nurse! Thank you MaxFund!!