Today was our first day using Salty Dogs. He walked our big 70 lb boy Spanky for a half hour. He…read morewas very knowledgeable and educated us on training techniques, different types of collars, harnesses, leads, etc. My Spanky is looking forward to his next walk :)

We live out of town and needed to spend a week in College Station to take care of some family…read morebusiness. Not having a place to keep my very spoiled, hates a kennel, Lab/mix dog, I was grateful to find Salty Dog Pet Services! Daniel and his wife treated our "princess" like family. He sent pictures daily and was very accommodating when we needed to change our drop off/pick up schedule. I have NO hesitation about using them again. In fact, I have already booked my next time when we will be visiting over the holidays. Can not say enough about how reassuring it is to know that she is treated so well at Salty Dog Pet Services!!!!

I had a wonderful experience at this vet clinic. Dr. Smith is truly great! She is kind,…read moreknowledgeable, patient, and genuinely caring. I really appreciate the time and attention she gave to my animals and how clearly everything was explained. It's very reassuring to know my animals is in such caring and capable hands. Thank you, and the entire team for your compassion and excellent care. I truly appreciate everything you do and highly recommend this clinic!

Very knowledgeable vet and staff. I think we found our new vet. Our dog was having itching problems…read moreand shots that had to be done. We were behind a couple of years. But they took good care of our Bull dog. Thanks

Wendy and Dr. B were wonderful with our Jack. He is a little terrier and has such anxiety in new…read moreplaces and around new people. They took the time to ask questions about him, his previous experiences with vets, food, care, ALL the things... I was grateful! First time ever that we left the Vet Clinic and he wasn't scrambling to get back into my arms...and had the cutest bandana to boot! Thank you ladies, you all are more than a blessing Nikki S

We had been going to Lovan Care Veterinary Hospital for many many years with our cat (orange tabby)…read more- through, if I am not mistaken, three owners and two locations. They always treated us fairly and got our pet in when they needed it most. If they couldn't provide a service, they knew where to recommend us and it wasn't always TAMU Small Animal Clinic - as we had a few special procedures we needed to get done over the many years. After 16 years we recently lost our beloved cat and they helped with all of the arrangements and such. While we are not yet ready to find another pet to adopt us as a family, we will, without a doubt, be taking our new pet someday to Lovan Care for whatever needs our pet may have. I highly recommend giving them a try.

My 14 year old lab, Eva, is literally family to me. I honestly would not trust anyone else to take…read morecare of her other than Claws and Paws. Tate clearly shows compassion and love for Eva himself and takes the stress out of leaving an elderly dog behind when I have to travel. I can always count on her to be more than well taken care of. I don't know what I'm going to do when I have to move away from College Station at some point because they are the best!

I was overwhelmed trying to train my rescue husky puppy. She would howl nonstop and pee in the…read morekennel. Tate quickly crate trained my pup within a few sessions. We worked through leash training, recall, and the canine good citizen program. I wish I reached out for training earlier!

Wonderful group of people who care. They make sure your fur baby is taking care with explanation of…read moreeverything. Will let you in the back to check on your fur baby

I don't know how this place doesn't have more reviews. Our vet was not available on the weekend so…read morewe stumbled onto Vet 40. They loved our family so well and took the best care of our dog. They weren't pushy for specific tests but whatever we needed to make the best decision for our pet. They provided a variety of options and let us choose. The doctor had to step out for an emergency at one point and other staff checked on us- I don't think we were ever left for more than 20 min. if that. When it was time to put her down, the doctor and other staff were so kind and personable. Don't let the $500 deposit scare you off- they refund what is not needed and they apply it to whatever costs there are. It is worth their availability, thorough care, sweet bedside manner.

I do not have enough good things to say about south 40 vet hospital!! Dustin has been the most…read morehelpful with a really stressful emergency situation with our dog. We had previously taken him to another veterinary service where they asked us to euthanize him before we tried anything else. The vets at south 40 have been SO patient and understanding with our decisions regarding our dog and are doing anything and everything to make him feel more comfortable while we wait for the next steps!! If you need a vet, please consider south 40!!!! They are the truly the best and i would trust them with any of my animals

Vey clean friendly clinic. Took dog in for annual shots. They seemed to be right on spot with…read moreexam and personal love of animals.

She's amazing! I just wish I could move her in!!…read more Brit - we have an extra room!! Lol.

Highly recommend KFPI! The training, support and guidance Britney (and Jess too!) provided made a…read morehuge difference in refining skills and behaviors with my therapy dog. My dog is now so much more responsive and focused while walking in a variety of environments and situations. Britney and Jess both have a wonderful and genuine passion for dogs. They balance this passion well with supporting owners in a knowledgeable and patient way so you and your dog can be successful. My dog and I look forward to continuing our learning with Saturday group sessions. I highly recommend KFPI!

I've not been there in years, actually, since we moved away from the area and my daughter took…read moreWillie with her to school in San Marcos. But I'll never forget when they saved my toy poodle, Willie. The short version is Willie was losing a dogfight, and they had to put over 180 sutures/staples while fighting infection. He was in their hospital over 2 weeks. The story is....We lived out in the country on 30 acres, and normally when Willie was outside, he hung around us. But one day, while I was working in my garden, he quietly left my side without my noticing it. He got the notion to go check out the new neighbor dogs he'd heard barking. and walked all the way up our winding drive through yaupon and oaks to the gate of our property (about 250 yards). 3 good sized curr hounds who were bound to their property with shock collars and a low electric wire around the perimeter must have seemed like new playmates to Willie. I was alerted that Willie was no longer to me when I heard the dogs barking wildly and Willie's shrieks of pain and terror! I ran as fast as I could towards him and as I rounded the bend I saw Willie's head in one dog's mouth, one had his butt/tail/hind legs. The third was in the middle gnashing away at Willie's belly while the other two seemed to be pulling in opposite directions. Those dogs had a good method for dealing with prey (or any dumb toy poodles that came to visit). I was propelled by emotion to save my dog, (as just a lick of common sense would've been to find a safer way - at least grab a big stick)! Instead, I never stopped (or slowed down) running towards Willie. I charged into the pack scooping Willie in my arms in the same move, ran towards the wire with all I had and leapt over it... leaving 3 very disappointed and angry curr hounds barking over the boundary line. I kept running, looking over my shoulder to make sure we were safe. That's when I noticed Willie had bitten all the way through both of my thumbs, and still had one in his mouth. But he was covered in blood, so I kept running all the way to the cabin and burst into my husband's home office, where he was working that day, thank goodness. He yelled for our daughter to grab some towels, and we carefully pried Willie's teeth off my thumb while holding his snout so he wouldn't try to bite again. Willie's eyes were wild in fear and he was disoriented - like he didn't know we were his family, the good guys. Gently, we wrapped him in towels, and covered his eyes. I then handed him to my daughter, and helped her get him in a firm, safe and cozy position - hoping to slow the blood streaming out of every wound. They sped off to Boonville Animal Hospital. And I drove myself to my doctor for treatment.... I had mummy hands for 2 weeks (healed just in time for Willie's return home and continued recuperation). With wounds as severe as Willie's, he was touch and go. I'm surprised he survived the deep tears in his gut that exposed his intestines. He looked like a 3D jigsaw puzzle with jagged scars clamped together by 180+ sutures and staples. But he made it, and eventually he got his spunk back (and mischievous compulsion to run away, but we were "on to" him and closely monitored him from that point on). Thank goodness Willie had excellent, dedicated, round the clock care by BAH, and we had another twelve years of fun with him!

Dr. Brittany was very vague and not very thorough or she would have found gingivitis and a bad…read moretooth at our annual. Within 2-3 weeks my cats tooth blew up and it could have been prevented in my opinion. (I worked in the dental field and gingivitis can be seen early). After two visits, I just saw a lack of customer service and lack of care over all at this clinic. I ended up at a place in CS. I just was not overly impressed with Boonville. Maybe another dr would have been better... not sure but even the front desk could have been better with service and communication upon entering and exiting.

They are the best! I would give a 6/5 if I could! I started taking Millie there when she was three…read moremonths and they have been nothing below phenomenal! She is now getting trained and is just the best dog thanks to the incredible staff at Sit Means Sit.

I typically don't post reviews about businesses and I'm hoping we just caught them on a bad day,…read morebut I am very concerned about the integrity of the employees we were with today. 1. They asked if my german shepherd had labored breathing at home and my husband and I said no. He never has. The female trainer said he had all this week with them. When the male trainer brought him in, my dog was literally choking on the slip knot around his neck in front of two trainers, my kids, and myself and husband. We told them he is choking and they denied it. I went to my dog and released the slip knot from around his neck and he quit the labored breathing thereafter. They continued to deny that he was choking. Y'all, I'm a doctor and my bf is a vet. I'm not stupid. The lack of accountability and even a basic apology was alarming. 2. Prior to him starting at SMS, I told the young lady during our consultation that he could already do sit, stay, and come. This week, the trainers taught him sit and place. So, he learned nothing really. 3. I was told that they use a vibration collar that just gets his attention. I straight up asked if it was a shock collar and was straight up told no. It's definitely a shock collar. 4. A random employee walks into the training room and is sitting behind a desk area. She literally looks me dead in the eye and asks me if he is a full blood German Shepherd, which I confirmed. Then she busts out with, " I have often thought about stealing him and taking him home with me" in front of my kids, my husband, and the other two trainers. I just look at her and go back to petting my dog. Then a few minutes later she says it again. No smile. No jk. Just creepy. 5. In good faith I paid in full for both of my dogs to train with this team. After today, my husband called and stated that since Snicker was getting choked, the lady threatened to steal our dog, etc...we no longer feel comfortable with the facility and asked if we could get a refund on the unused portion of our packages. The trainer said no. Ok, well please have your GM contact me. We have not received any contact from management. I did receive two phone calls from the staff. The first was them searching through my dog's file looking for where our dog was having labored breathing at home??? HE NEVER HAS. He couldn't breathe because they chose to use a slip knot noose type rope around his throat instead of just clipping his leash unto his collar which has been on his neck all week. Then, said lady calls me wanting to explain the "comment" about my dog. She won't tell me her name and told us she never said that she had thought about STEALING my dog, etc... Y'all. This is classic denial/gaslighted. I don't even care if they get on Google and make up some craziness about me at this point. I care about honesty. I care about animals. I care about people. I care about doing the right thing. Please be cautious about this facility. In my experience, they will lie to make a sell and then try to cover up their mistakes. Had they just apologized for choking my dog or admitted truth about what was said to us about shock collars, the lady's stealing comments, etc...I would definitely feel differently.

COMPLETELY HONEST REVIEW!!!! If you are contemplating which dog school to take your furry baby to…read more STOP! You have found the place! The owner of Buddy's place is very passionate about what she does. She really cares about each dog and their owner. She is very knowledgeable and always willing to answer any questions. We are very lucky to have such a wonderful person in our furry baby's life! If you still have doubts, let me put it to you this way. Our puppy is a Husky. Their reputation proceeds them for being mischievous, stubborn, and un-trainable. Well Sarah did the impossible. Our Husky is one of the best dogs out there. She has achieved 2 AKC certifications and she keeps learning. YOU MUST GO HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I will recommend Sarah time and time again. We have been through another local group class with our…read morepup and it was great, but his good behavior in class did not always translate into good behavior at home. Because the majority of Sarah's training services are provided in her home, this has helped the training really stick for our dog. Also, since Sarah has her own dogs at home, she was in the unique position to be able to help observe and correct our pup's inappropriate play while teaching him proper boundaries, which was our main concern when seeking individual training. Regular field trip outings also allowed the chance for him to practice his skills in public, which has been a real confidence booster for him. Originally, I was a bit taken aback by the prices listed on her website, but in the end, it was worth every penny. The one-on-one training she did with him has worked wonders, and we loved the idea of him getting to hang with her and her family (dogs and humans) when he wasn't learning. We plan to continue using Sarah's doggie daycare and boarding services.