Owner Deanna and staff are wonderful! Our dogs are always happy to visit! The facility is nice,…read morewith a large well-kept outdoor area for playtime. Have another reservation for next week in fact :) Woof!

this was my dog's first time boarding and my family and i were nervous. we dropped him off and the…read moreworker said if we were worried we could call to check on him. however that was not the case and they were rude and only gave us a one word answer before hanging up on me when we were just checking on our baby per their suggestion and telling us it was allowed. then when it came to picking him up i was told $60 for 2 days and ended up being told it was $90 i confronted them about it and it was corrected but that is not acceptable if i hadn't of said anything they'd have just taken the $60 extra dollars and not felt bad about it. this truly does not seem like a professional boarding facility as the mix up happened the worker said "its not my handwriting sorry i don't know who did that I've been doing chemistry please bare with me." i don't care whose fault it is i care about the business trying to get money through means of deception.

I've traveled the nation with a ridiculously needy Siamese cat who is now 15 years old. He's been…read moreon planes, trains, busses, and tour vans, and while he handles travel well, he's very skittish of noise, people, and open spaces. Nevertheless, he has never been upset when I picked him up from Amelia Grace Animal Hospital. Whether it was nail clipping, vax shots, blood work, or an all-day stay, he clearly was OK in the hands of the staff. His thyroid condition, which had to be handled very carefully so as to not cause renal failure, has improved remarkably under the care of Dr.s Zick, Carson, and Witt. The staff have always been helpful -- even when it is a morning full of incoming dogs and cats! They are knowledgeable with their patients and humans, they are expedient with requests and refills, and they are professional and friendly. To be sure, Amelia Grace Animal Hospital is a place where all the staff and vets understand their work, and the patients they treat show it.

We have decided to go elsewhere for medical care for our dogs. We were initially very excited…read moreabout Dr Zick but later experienced low integrity and less than honest pricing practices from employees. it occurred several times so we are moving our business elsewhere. We do NOT recommend this business and recommend buyer beware.

Deana is an amazing pet groomer! She is very kind and takes very good care of our pets! We took all…read more3 of our dogs to get their nails trimmed and Deana did a fantastic job!

I suggest that you do not have any contact with this provider. I was very disappointed today that…read moreI learned For Pets Sake has developed a non customer service policy. I could not schedule an appointment before I paid a non-refundable 100 dollar fee. I have taken my dogs there for several years... They informed me via phone that I had missed an appointment in January 2019...no details of the visit time nor purpose for the appointment. I Therefore, had to comply with their protocol...I learned of this policy yesterday, June 7th 2021could not receive resolution and told them that I did not think they should treat customers like this. Obviously they do not care! I told them kindly that I was not going to plan another visit and I would have a customer relationship with another veterinarian.

My dog was super sick. Septic. Near death. Dr Cotton went out of her way to care for my dog and…read morehelp me. I truly feel my dog would be dead without her. She is the most caring vet I have ever encountered. Anyone lucky enough to have her for a vet is truly blessed.

My two doxies were on vacation at Stones Creek Kennel, while my family and I were forced to hang…read moreout at Ocean Isle Beach last year. Thanks Stones Creek for taking good care of my dogs! I will be kenneling them here again this year

My husband and I take our dog there for every vacation. Michael takes great care of our pup. We…read moretrust him to keep her for long vacations. We highly recommend Stones Creek Kennel to anyone who is looking for a good caretaker for their dog. He even posts updates on facebook so you can see can check on your pup during your time away. Awesome perk!

I brought my shih tzu, Hoover, to Precious Paws and he looks GREAT. Great haircut and nails were…read moreTaken care off. The staff were all friendly & displayed a love for pets. Hoover is looking mighty handsome now! He'll be a regular!

Pending actual visit, but phone convo. with one of the owners of the business, was very patient…read morewith all my questions, reasonable pricing and they have mobile visits also! I can't wait to post my review.

Our Benji spent 5 days/ nights with Shelly and did wonderful. We first scheduled a short visit to…read moretour her facilities and observe Benji's response. He seemed right at home. Shelly's fenced back yard gave him more off leash time than we are able to do at our home. My holiday out of town dates were scheduled, but had to change. Shelly accommodated the change and then communicated by text throughout his stay. We had no negative issues and hope to use Shelly again for future boarding.

Shelley is an amazing Pet Sitter in Clayton! She took care of our furr babies for a weekend and was…read morevery organized and professional. She is very nice and made us feel comfortable with our cats. She came over to meet them beforehand too. Price is great for cat sitting and she'll even help with other things like getting the mail. We continue to use Shelley as our pet sitter! 10/10 would recommend!

I had a very disappointing experience with this veterinary office. I called to ask a few questions…read moreabout services, and the person on the phone spoke to me in a very rude tone. When I politely tried to ask another question, they simply hung up on me.

I brought my kitten in to Quality Care Animal Hospital, (Phone: (919) 963-3044; Address: 5941 U.S…read more Hwy 301 S, Four Oaks, NC 27524). I was referred by the JoCoPETS Program, (Johnston County Preventing Excess Through Sterilization), which is sponsored by the Johnston County Animal Protection League. I arrived at 8:00 am for my appointment on December 4, 2023. The office professional that greeted me at the reception desk seemed to be friendly and efficient. I had no reason to suspect that she would not meet the duty of care that she owed me, my family, and my kitten. We went over the paperwork together, and the question arose as to whether we wanted our kitten's ear "clipped". This question perplexed me, because my other two cats were spayed and neutered in Wake County. Their ears are notched to indicate that they have been spayed. This was not an option - it was done as a matter of course. I said to the office professional, "Well, we definitely do not want her ear tip to be cut off. If they are going to just make a small notch, that is okay. She stiffened and looked offended. "You don't have to do it at all since she is an indoor cat.", she said. "No, no", I said, thinking that she was upset by the implication that the office would do something so barbaric as to tip a domestic house cat's ear. "We don't mind if it is notched. Just a small notch. It's probably a good thing, so if she gets out and someone finds her they will see the notch and know she's been fixed and is a pet. But again (I said with a chuckle) we don't want her whole ear cut off. Just a little cut." She stared at me, saying nothing and marked "yes" on the form. My twelve-year-old daughter and I took her silence to mean that the office did not tip cats, and she disliked that inference. A line was formed behind me, so I hurried to sign and initial the forms. I left confident that the office professional and I had an understanding, even if my clearly communicating our wishes made her a bit uncomfortable. Again, I had no idea our trust would be breached and that she would not deliver the standard of care that a reasonable person would deliver. At no point did she say or indicate by gesture that notching was a service that Quality Care Animal Hospital refused to provide. It never crossed my mind that Quality Care Animal Hospital would not only tip our kitten's ear but would do so in such a rough fashion that the clip was ragged, making the inflicted injury even more unsightly. It defies logic that a professional would mutilate a domestic house cat in such a fashion. We are heartbroken. We trusted Quality Care Animal Hospital with a spay procedure that resulted in the permanent mutilation of our cat. Their cruelty to a beloved domestic house cat has been astounding.