Highly recommended Nickie. She is so wonderful with my puppies and does a great job I know my…read morebabies are 100% safe at all times.

From the owner: All Breed Grooming Dog cat small animals avain. Non…read morerestraint. Only one pet at a time.. Doors kept locked at all times. Bandanas add ones photo after each Groom. Pictures and video

Short Story Jen is…read moreawesome and super caring for all the dogs. I rarely trust anyone with my dog, but after a very short period I came to trust in Jen and my dog loved the experience. I highly recommend using this day care, ESPECIALLY if you do not want you dog locked in a kennel for hours a day. Long Story I own a 5 year old boxer mix named Oscar. Oscar has been my only family, traveling with me for the past 5 years and I care for him very much. As so, it is very hard for me to leave him in the hands of others and NEVER over night. I started using the day care because of my work schedule and also because of how happy he was when I would pick him up. He quickly learned the word "day care" and really looked forward to seeing Jen and the other dogs. I became so comfortable because of his obvious enjoyment that this was the first day care I ever allowed my dog to be stay over night! When I relocated for work I wish I could have brought Jen and the day care with me!

Dog Crazy Daycare and Spa is wonderful!! MJ enjoys going and…read moreseeing Jen. She does a great job with taking him from a messy furball into a handsome little guy. Her prices are reasonable her work great.

I have 100% confidence in the outstanding care and love Mark and his team show toward our 95 pound…read morespoiled Staffy. Baxter gets all excited to see everyone as they do him when he comes to sleep over for a few days. He doesn't play well with other dogs so he gets his own walks several times a day, a room (not a kennel) to run around in, and play time with just him and one of the staff. Love Love Love it there.

I asked for help several times. I did everything I was told. Unfortunately killed another of my…read moredogs. I always recommended Mark. He never contacted me when I texted or messaged. I believe he is so fixated on dogs out of the country. I asked for help several times and did everything he said. At class he made my dog aggressive. She has a new home but my border Collie is dead.

We've been bringing our Goldendoodle, Willow, to Peace Love Paws Grooming since the day they…read moreopened, and Kerry has always done an exceptional job. She's not only skilled--she's genuinely caring, and it shows in every interaction with our fur babies. Willow was recently diagnosed with an enlarged heart, and when we shared the news, Kerry didn't just offer a quick "I'm sorry." She became visibly emotional, as if Willow were her own. That tells you everything you need to know about the kind of person she is. During Willow's grooming, Kerry took extra care to keep the experience as low‑stress as possible, knowing grooming isn't Willow's favorite activity. Willow adores seeing Kerry, even if she's not a fan of the grooming itself. At Peace Love Paws Grooming, you never have to worry about how your pets are treated--they are loved, respected, and cared for as if they were family.

From the owner: My holistic centered dog grooming business stands out from others because it prioritizes the…read moreoverall well-being of the dog, not just their appearance. This one on one approach includes using all-natural, non-toxic grooming products, considering the dog's physical and emotional health, and possibly incorporating calming techniques like aromatherapy or massage. Emphasis on creating an stress-free environment, focusing on the dog's mental state as much as their grooming needs.

They did a fantastic job grooming our mini Aussie Charlie. They used our bathroom and bathtub but…read morethey did clean up afterwards and they did a good job. Will use them again.

I took my dog here when I accidentally missed my normal groomer date…read more Yvette is very friendly and very clearly loves dogs is she has several dogs in her household. She did a solid job with Stevie, and I know Stevie felt safe (she didn't shake like she does when she's nervous). The haircut wasn't as smooth as usual, meaning she had some rough Tufts of hair around her legs and face. However, I'd rather the face not be so smooth, thank risk cutting her face. I give credit to any groomer. I'd be afraid to have scissors around my dog's face if I was holding them. If you're not looking for a perfect dog show cut, I recommend this place. It was really nice that I could bring Stevie to her house. She was willing to come to my place as well, but I figured it'd just be easier if I went there. Yvette has all the regular dog table and normal stuff that comes with any dog groomer. I would absolutely feel safe about bringing Stevie there again.

Such a great breeder and truly cares about her doggies. I wouldn't go anywhere else for a golden…read moreretriever pup.

We just got our second golden retriever puppy from Famn Damily Farm. We got our first a year and a…read morehalf ago. Both dogs are beautiful, incredibly healthy, and have been amazing additions to our family. And I really can't say enough good things about Famn Damily. I've been there twice now. With my family. In both cases we drove 240 miles to get there, just because we realized what a special place it is, and because we knew we didn't want to get our puppies from any place else. You set foot on the farm, and you see dogs that are truly living their best lives. They have so much space to run and play, they are so well cared for, and so loved, and so clearly happy!! And healthy. And the facilities that have been constructed for the dogs, that clearly took a great deal of time, money and effort to build, are very impressive. Melodie Hammond runs the farm. And she's amazing. I know that my future dogs will be golden retrievers, simply because I know I only want to get puppies from Melodie, from Famn Damily, and Golden retrievers are what she breeds. The last thing I said to Melodie when I left the farm yesterday was, "see you in another two years"