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Bluegrass Groom Room

5.0 (1 review)
Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Uptown Hounds

Uptown Hounds

(35 reviews)

I take my dog to Uptown for both grooming and boarding. It is on the pricier side, but that is…read moretotally worth it for the peace of mind I have while he is staying there. The staff are so kind and flexible with travel changes (if you need to pick up earlier or stay an extra night) which is really helpful when flying. They have a great pre-check feature where you can give a lot of detail on your dog's stay. I typically send toys that I don't mind losing just as a precaution, but they've never lost anything I've sent with my dog and everything comes back neatly packed in his bag. I don't worry about my baby at all while he is at Uptown.

Our Dog Sustained a Partial Toe Amputation While Boarding Here…read more We entrusted our rescue dog, Birdie, to Uptown Hounds while we attended a family reunion. Birdie is a one-year-old Beagle, Chihuahua, and Terrier mix who weighs approximately 15 pounds. We researched boarding facilities, read reviews, and selected Uptown Hounds because we expected her to receive appropriate care. When we picked Birdie up, we noticed that she was unusually subdued and was limping. We also observed that part of a middle toe on her front paw appeared to be missing. We initially did not know whether the injury involved only the toenail or more of the toe. We contacted our veterinarian and arranged for Birdie to be examined. Our veterinarian diagnosed Birdie with a partial amputation of the toe, including the loss of part of the underlying bone. This diagnosis was documented in her veterinary records. The injury was more serious than a broken or missing nail. When my husband contacted Uptown Hounds, we were told that staff did not know what had happened. We were also told that the person in charge was not present that day and would contact us. At the time of this review, we have not received an explanation of how the injury occurred or when it was first noticed. We cannot determine from the information currently available when or how Birdie sustained the injury. However, she was returned to us with a significant paw injury, and we were not informed of it before pickup. We believe a facility caring for a dog should promptly identify, document, and communicate a serious injury and provide the owner with relevant information about any veterinary care. Since returning home, Birdie has also behaved differently from usual. She has been quieter and more withdrawn than she was before boarding, and she has not shown her normal level of playfulness, confidence, or affection. We cannot say with certainty what caused these behavioral changes, but they began after her return and have been concerning to us. We understand that accidents can happen when animals are in someone else's care. Our concern is the combination of Birdie's significant injury, the lack of information provided at pickup, and the absence of an explanation so far. Birdie is a rescue dog who had become a happy, trusting, and secure member of our family. Seeing her injured and behaving differently has been heartbreaking. We trusted Uptown Hounds to provide attentive care and to communicate with us if a serious problem occurred. Instead, we brought home a dog who required veterinary treatment and whose injury had not been explained to us. We are sharing our experience so other pet owners can ask questions about injury reporting, supervision, emergency procedures, and communication before deciding whether to use this facility. We are still seeking answers about what happened to Birdie and when. As of Tuesday afternoon, the manager or anyone affiliated with this facility has not called us to give us some answers or check on our little girl.

Bluegrass Groom Room - groomer - Updated October 2026

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