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Buzzy's Bark-N-Run Dog Camp, LLC

4.7 (13 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Peak City Pupppy

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Kelly's Critters is amazing. We have a friend who normally watches our two cats and does the older…read moreone's meds twice a day, but recently, we needed a stand in. Enter Kelly's Critters. They came out to meet the cats and get the instructions for the meds, etc. and off we went. Our friend noticed that "old cat" wasn't doing so hot, but was unable to leave work to take "old cat" to the vet immediately, so we were about to turn the car around and drive the 300 miles back, rather than finishing our vacation. That's when my wife saw that Kelly's Critters offered pet transportation too. We called and they took "old cat" to the vet and no exaggeration-saved his life. They started some new meds and "old cat" is on the mend. The cute videos they send when they visit are precious. They saved the kitty, and I think they saved my wife's heart and sanity. The quality of care was amazing and we'll definitely use them again.

I wish I could give this company 5 stars. They are responsive and it's obvious that they love…read moreanimals. I called them bc we need care for our two dogs this summer. One of our dogs gets very anxious and aggressive around new people. It takes a long time for him to recognize new people as being safe. One of the caregivers came over for a temperament test and it didn't go well at all. I had high hopes that they could work with him but I quickly realized that they couldn't, and she agreed. The issue is the there is no guarantee that the same sitter will come to your home to watch your pets. I contacted them several months in advance and they still could not work with me to have one person watch my dogs. I understand that this is how they run their business and respect it. That said, I would only recommend them if your dogs are not anxious like mine and are okay with different people coming over to watch them.

Mitchell Mill Animal Hospital

Mitchell Mill Animal Hospital

(44 reviews)

I would like to share my experiences with MMAH, Dr. Covington, and her staff. there are 2 very…read moreimportant times that stand out to me. The first was few years back when my 12 year old shih tzu was attacked by a much larger dog which resulted in a serious injury to her hip and leg. The veterinarian we were seeing at the time provided us with 2 options; first to replace her hip and follow up with physical therapy for a year, the second to put her down as she was in significant pain. As neither option was easy to pursue, he provided us with pain medication and we took her home to think about the best course for her. I decided to get an another opinion to see if there were perhaps a better way to go. I took her to MMAH and Dr. Covington as well as her staff were very compassionate and understanding. Dr. Covington provided a third option; to remove her leg. We scheduled the surgery and she had her leg amputated. While this sounds drastic, Sadie did very well and recovered nicely without any issues. as a result we had many more years with Sadie. Sadie was 16 when she passed away. Now fast forward to this summer. My very beloved 10 year old Dachshund, Lucy, became acutely ill, extremely bloated, and could barely walk. We rushed her to the emergency vet where she had excellent care. They did x-rays which were suggestive of pancreatitis. While we were there, the bloating decreased and we asked if it were safe to bring her home and to her regular vet in the morning. They agreed that would be fine. Lucy's vet saw her in the morning by which time the bloating was completely resolved but she was still struggling to walk. He said the bloating was most likely a result of extreme gas but she had a torn ACL. She was placed on steroids and we were to limit her activity. While on steroids she was drinking excessively and having frequent 'accidents' in the house (she never did that). following the steroid treatment her knee appears to have healed but the pain still remained. She again went to her vet for examination. At that visit, she was diagnosed with diabetes and insulin was started. She was to get 3 unit of insulin injected once a day. Her glucose was over 400. We were leaving in the next week for an already purchased trip and I was very concerned leaving her. My daughter agreed to care for her while we were away and to give her her insulin injections. During the time we were going to be away she needed a glucose check. My daughter took her to MMAH to have it checked. it glucose was till over 500. Dr. Covington kept her for the day and did serial glucose checks while adjusting her insulin. Se is now on 5 units twice a day. After we returned home and after several days on this dosage, Lucy still was in pain and had gone 24 hours without urinating. I feared the worst and I took her back to MMAH expecting that I may have to leave without my baby. When we arrived at MMAH they rushed her to the back to check her status. It turns out that she did have pancreatitis and would be fine after treatment and a special diet. Today, Lucy is doing well and I am very grateful to MMAH and Dr. Covington!!!

We have trusted Mitchell Mill Animal Hospital with our pets' care for over 20 years, and we…read morecouldn't be more grateful for the first-class service we've consistently received. Dr. Covington and the entire staff are caring, compassionate, and truly dedicated to the well-being of every animal they treat. From routine visits to more serious concerns, they always take the time to explain everything thoroughly and treat our pets as if they were their own. The professionalism, kindness, and genuine concern shown by the entire team make all the difference. I highly recommend them to anyone seeking a knowledgeable, compassionate, and trustworthy veterinarian. You and your pets will be in excellent hands.

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Camp Bow Wow

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This is to rate grooming only. Having been a poodle dad for 8 years, this is not my first…read moreexperience with a groomer. I typically groom my own fur daughter, as the wait in our previous city could be in excess of three months wait time. The groomer did a normal shave down with poofing her head and tail. Nothing special. Her ears were also shaved off. Typically groomers can work out the curls on the ears as our girl has extremely curly fur that often gets tangled. A fifty dollar extra charge for "de-matting" was interesting as she shaved our dog down. Shaving doesn't require de-matting. I could do the same cut at home and often poodle owners shave their dogs down, no "de-matting" necessary. Lastly, the groomer mentioned her inner ears needing to be cut or plucked because they can cause issues. First time I've ever had a groomer mention this. Noted, no vet ever mentioned this being an issue. So, we asked our vet, and they stated that if a dog isn't having issues, then it's best to leave the inner ears alone, as it can cause issues from groomers cutting or plucking their ears. $233.64 dollar charge for this grooming in a little town called Wake Forest. Atlanta and Dallas did a better job and charged less for a superior groom. Needless to say, I will not be going back for grooming here.

We've tried a few doggie day care and boarding facilities in the area and this one is the best…read more During day care, pups can play close to as much as they want. For us, that's the point of day care - to get excess energy and activity out while we're working.

Buzzy's Bark-N-Run Dog Camp, LLC - petboarding - Updated October 2026

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