I have a hard time with my old boys. 15 and 16, one is deaf, arthritis and the other is just a…read moremonster when it comes to nail trims and the two women worked as a team to handle it and were so loving with him while holding him. Definitely recommend and will be coming back.

They do a great job on our dogs. They are always beautifully cared for by the girls full body spa…read morefor our 3 dogs.

I think Buddy's haircut was perfect. he looks amazing Angie is very good with him and listened to…read morehow I wanted him cut. He smells wonderful too

I'm not usually one too leave a review, but my entire experience here was not at all how I hoped it…read morewould go. This was a last minute thing and my dog was frightened from the start, but I was desperate and he was due for a nail clipping! Well, one nail was clipped to short and bled for over an hour, a trip to the vet because after trying sugar, cornstarch, clotting spray from the hospital, nothing worked! He had to be sedated, and was in so much pain coming out of sedation, I've never heard him scream so loud. It really broke mine and my boyfriends hearts. Although she did pay the vet bill, I'd honestly say I'll never go back...

Called about nail trim for my cat and told that they welcome "walk in" owners/pets. It's a small…read morebusiness with a BIG heart!. The ladies where all VERY nice and loving toward their 4 legged customers. Unbelievable pricing combined with great service is a winning combination. Just wish they were closer to Holland.

I took my boxer there and she's very skittish just to get her nails clipped. It took 4 of the girls…read moreto try to calm her down and they did, because well shes a boxer. I am able to see everything they do to your dog which I like. The place smells really good too. Prices are very reasonable. I'll be taking my Shepard/retriever there for her haircut, nails, anal glands etc. I think they do mobile services, but you may want to contact them first.

Leasa and Holly were wonderful with our dogs. Our regular boarding place closed, and we decided to…read moretry in-home dog sitting for a change. We arranged for overnight pet sitting, and a daily walk/visit in the middle of the day. Leasa and Holly came over before our trip to meet the dogs and get a tour of the house. Our smaller dog warmed right up to Holly and fell asleep snuggling her before the end of the visit. During the meet and greet, they took very detailed notes about EVERYTHING including where to find the food, where the leashes were stored, typical walking routes, etc. By the end of the visit, we felt very good about our decision to have them watch the pups. Throughout our trip, we enjoyed getting updates in the app and seeing pictures of how the dogs' days were going. I would highly recommend Fetch! to anyone looking for in-home pet care.

Michele's Pet Parlor is the BEST! I would no bring my fur babies anywhere else. She has been…read moregrooming all my dogs for over 6 years, (4 dogs) and would highly recommend her. I have gone elsewhere prior and my fur babes were horrified for days, but had no issues with Michele.

I have had German Shepherds for 50 years, during that time we were also involved in conformation…read moreshowing our dogs, so I know good and not so good groomers. We have had our 2 year old German Shepherd female "Jodi" to the Pet Parlor Rockwood three times now. Jodi is a West German, long hair pup who can be, at times, a handful. However, I can testify, these ladies are GOOD. Michele and her crew are wonderful groomers and caring ladies. I could go on and on about them, but let it suffice, I am very particular about my dogs, so if I say they are good, you can take that to the bank. As of right now they are our "go to" grooming salon and hopefully will be for years to come. THANK YOU LADIES, your efforts are greatly appreciated.

Nice people great service great service and I was very thankful they were good with my dogsread more

I've taken my Cat Cloud Dancing in for grooming and they've done a fabulous job she comes home all…read morenicely fluffed and buffed. I've also taken my dog Holly in an she comes home all nicely cleaned up and nails done. The ladies know how to take care of the pets very well. My pets are very well taken care of and loved when they're there. Cost here at this groomer I find to be very reasonable. I'm a very frugal lady and I'll tell you what I find at their prices here at Scally Wag's are extremely good. Skyler's mom.

I'm surprised not to see more reviews here. My experience…read morewas incredible. My dog Paisley is a Pyredoodle and this is the first time she went to a groomer. Sierra was amazing! She was so good with Paisley. All that you can hope for when trusting your dog with someone for the first time. My dog came out beautiful and I have found my new groomer! Thank you Sierra.

First time with sierra. My dog looks fantastic. She did an amazing job. I will highly recommend her…read moreto everyone looking for a grooming

Excellent trainers. They took good care of my dog during the board and train program.read more

I am in the middle of my experience with Glass City K9. Maybe I should wait until the process is…read morefinished, but I've seen so much growth in both my pup AND myself so far that I feel compelled to comment right now. I did not choose a board and train because it was *kind of* out of my budget and I didn't think it was necessary; it would have been easier and I *could* have made it happen, but I chose not to. I chose the "silver plan." Essentially, the trainers train us, the owners, to train our own dogs. We are paying for them to pass on their expertise. Keep in mind that if, as an owner, one does not FOLLOW THROUGH with the plan as given by the trainers, the results will not be optimal. I am, by profession, a teacher. So when I am told to specifically follow a lesson plan with my dog every week, I follow the plan. Religiously. I have a husky. I'm told they don't like to listen. When I adopted her (rescue), she was pulling me so hard on the leash that I was falling over onto the pavement. She cause me to wreck a perfectly good pair of Silver jeans, and she tore my belly button piercing (it never healed... it hurt a LOT... I finally gave up and took it out). I was not a happy dog mom. I tried positive "treat training" and she learned every command quickly but would only comply if offered a treat. Well, by week three with GCK9, my girl was stopping at street intersections without being prompted. Why? Because I trained her to do so because I didn't want her to get smoked by a car. This wasn't even part of GCK9's lesson plans; I kinda just added it in because it naturally followed with what I was being told to train her to do. I LISTENED TO WHAT THE TRAINER SAID AND I DID EXACTLY THAT, then when it all worked and my girl was so proficient she was getting bored, I did some add ons. Folks, know this: YOU WILL GET OUT OF THIS PROGRAM NOT WHAT YOU PAID INTO IT, BUT WHAT YOU PUT INTO IT. As for the e-collar... if you're that worried about it, Google "shock collar vs e-collar" and start there. I can put my girl's e-collar in my hand at the level at which I typically train her (which is super low) and I can tell you this: My physical therapist has turned up the tens machine on me WAY higher than I've probably ever turned up the e-collar on my pup, and I wasn't wearing a double coat to buffer it... and I've never been hurt by a tens machine. At the current stage, I only need to actually use her e-collar about 50% of the time. She just knows what she is supposed to do, and she does it. At the end of the day, folks, so far I have to say that I believe that I have gotten more value out of this training than my pup has. Here is why: In a world where I have had to stop paying attention to the news because I feel as if everything has spun into such utter chaos that it has caused me to up my meds and increase the number of mental health therapy sessions I have every month (depression and generalized anxiety disorder), training my beautiful dog has given me a sense of purpose and made me feel as if there is something among the chaos that I can actually control. I now wish that I'd have trained a dog before I'd had human children, because it would have made me a more patient, loving, and firm disciplinarian. My 9-year-old son is benefitting because he is following my lead and also taking responsibility for our dog's training, which is teaching HIM to be a better human being. If you do it right, your dog won't be the only one to change in a positive way; YOU will as well. I promise you that if you approach Glass City K9 with the right intention, attitude, and work ethic, you will have zero regrets.