Blue Skies Pet Care is an outstanding pet care business. I currently use them for dog walking…read moreservices a couple of times a week while I navigate a health issue. They are consistent, on time, and all have been friendly. My dog happily goes with any of the walkers. They send pictures and reports of each visit. They are attentive to the property, and are careful to be sure doors are closed to prevent a breakaway. I swear my dog has figured out the schedule and knows when they are coming, and checks the door often.

Amazing business with great staff. I trust them whole-heartedly! I love their app and that they…read moresend you photos at every visit. They also give a recap every time. 100% recommendation!

The wife and I have an old, sick cat. We've had her throughout our entire relationship and now that…read moreshe's in her twilight years, we want to give her best quality of life we can. The staff at All Paws is phenomenal. They really care about animals and are so helpful with helping us figure out what's best for our ailing cat. They only carry products that are good for the animals, so it's easy to shop with peace of mind.

Clean and friendly staff! Has a great variety of dog food, dog chew treats, and other items! There…read moreis a reward program here as well, so be sure to ask about it!

Super unprofessional employees and management…read more My friend drove an hour with her two small children to visit a kitten they had seen online. She and her kids immediately fell in love with the kitten, but were told they couldn't adopt. When I emailed some concerns to management, it took them three weeks to reply with an email that I was never intended to see. Their response to my complaint was that it was "farfefched" ... as if my friend would drive an hour one direction to adopt a kitten only to opt out of the adoption after seeing how much her kids and the kitten loved each other. This was my email complaint (shorteded) A male employee in his late twenties/ early thirties with light brown hair, glasses and white plugs in his earlobes "helped" my friend's family out with their desired adoption. My friend went in to adopt Mitzi around closing time today (6/25) with her two sons who are five and seven. They saw Mitzi online and went to visit her, but also saw two other kittens just in case - they knew immediately Mitzi was the kitten for their family. Mitzi obviously felt the same as she was running across the youngest child's lap and was very playful during their time with her. Unfortunately, my friend was unable to adopt Mitzi due to two employees. They made passive aggressive remarks about the kids not being able to handle kittens and were very rude to her and her children. While the boys were trying to get the kittens to play with the toys, one of the employees said "they are street cats, they don't like toys, they don't like you, and they don't like kids". When Mitzi ran across the youngest child's lap he got excited and squirmed a little - one of the employees criticized the child for moving and my friend for bringing the child. They said that she needs an adult cat instead of a kitten. They even said at one point to her "maybe if we left the room they would actually want to play with you guys more" then wouldn't leave the room to allow the family to play with the kittens. When my friend expressed interest in adopting Mitzi, one employee said to her "she is my favorite and I won't let her go home with just anyone". They also told her that she needs to adopt an adult cat as her kids shouldn't be allowed around kittens. This is highly disappointing as these children have grown up around dogs and have been around cats their entire lives.

I adopted a dog last week. He is sick and the humane center won't help me. I paid $267 and now I am…read morelooking at a veterinary bill. That is not right!!​

Adopters beware. My wife and I had interest in adopting a rescue. We contacted Beauties and Beasts…read more11th Hour Rescue based on contact I had with some former co-workers who did some work fostering for them in the past. I thought this could be a decent avenue to find a new partner for our outgoing and sweet 14 year old chow mix since our lab had passed away three months prior and she was reacting very friendly to dogs during morning and evening walks. We did their virtual walk through, and gave them our veterinary information so they could ensure we take care of our dog (vaccinations up to date and anything else). After jumping through those hoops we set up a meet with 3 dogs on Saturday so we could see if our girl would be able to get along with one and we could adopt that day. I and my wife drove in separate cars to the office location so we could provide a less stressful transportation environment to the dog we anticipated we would select that day. My wife and I then met a gentleman who did not introduce himself to us and simply opened the door and told us he would bring in a dog to see how they socialized for 5 - 10 mins then take them out so our girl could calm down before the next dog entered to restart the cycle. The first dog seemed pretty sweet and nice and we were already leaning towards that one. Then they brought in the next dog and it had a tragic history where it was significantly abused by the previous owner. We were chatting with the foster about the dog which seemed a little shy and it quickly assumed a stalking pose once near our girl. About that time, the gentleman belatedly informed us "she might have some dog issues" as our dog started to move away from it, and then the rescue dog quickly lunged low and clamped her jaws around our girl's rear right leg. Our dog was yelping in pain quite loudly while the rescue just start shaking it's head, and I had been shocked for the first couple crucial seconds (as were we all I think). The gentleman with the rescue organization ineffectively sprayed water with his water atomizer on the rescue animal's face while I moved to separate the two dogs physically. He then grabbed the rescue animal's collar and yanked her up (with my dog's leg still in her jaws) saying "I got this sir". After another couple seconds the rescue animal finally let go and our dog limped away bleeding from significant puncture and tear wounds in her leg. She was in the early stages of shock as was I, with highly elevated blood pressure. He tried to play down my dog's injuries saying it was "no big deal" and "it happens all the time in animal rescue". Granted, I probably was a little hot under the collar due to the volume of my dog's blood on the floor, but I just said "that dog is psycho and we're going to the vet". I left my dog in my wife's custody while the rescue organization gentleman wrapped the wound with gauze in an attempt to slow/stop the bleeding (not effective BTW had blood all over my car seat). I called the Urgent Care Vet Center in NE Wichita (excellent place BTW) to let them know we would be coming over with an injured dog from a mauling. Went back to the office get my dog so we could get her in my car and to urgent care. The gentleman with the rescue organization then confronted me and said "Sir, I just want you to know that this rescue dog isn't psycho, it's just a dog, and this happens in rescue." I quickly thought back to the whole scenario where the rescue dog acted timidly towards humans, then slowly stalked and then ambushed our dog, and persisting in attacking after our very gentle girl whose only action was to cry in pain and try to escape while the other dog shook it's head viciously. I pointed right at him, "That dog is Psycho." We never spoke again. I'm angry that the rescue animal was not dog screened before seeing us. I am angry that the gentleman persisted in making light of the wounds incurred. I am angry my dog was injured by a very violent animal and continues to have problems resting or walking hours later for absolutely no valid reason. This man was incompetent, and I should have protected my dog better, but I see there are very few reviews of rescue organizations, and I am sure most are filled with great people who do terrific work in helping deserving animals who need help, but I will never deal with these people again, other than getting ALL APPLICABLE VET BILLS paid for in this interaction by them. You have been informed.

My friends dog was surrendered by her ex without her knowing and they refused to let her have her…read moredog back. So I then went because I was wanting to adopt this sweet puppy and she was going to live with me from now on and they refused me because I knew her! How messed up is that? They would rather have an animal sit and suffer in their shelter than sending it home with someone who would spoil her. Please look into other shelters. They are very rude and they are always denying adoption applications for no good reason!

We have been taking our dog, Blue, to Caring Hearts for many years. He has had very few issues and…read morehave always received great care. However, I knew I needed to write a review after the exceptional care they gave Blue recently. He wasn't his normal self, and had been throwing up. We took him in and they discovered a mass in his stomach, it turned out to be GRASS which they were able to get him into emergency surgery for to remove. Because of the nature of the surgery he later developed an infection (common with grass removal surgeries according to multiple vets) and did a revision surgery as well. All of the techs and Dr. Dalton & Dr. Gerrie showed so much care and love for Blue throughout the process and we never felt we weren't in good hands. I have a friend who is a vet and consulted her on decisions for a second opinion and that never strayed from Caring Hearts which was reassuring. They saved our guy and provided care that was unmatched for him (and us) during the scariest time of his life with us. We would never think to go anywhere else and would recommend Caring Hearts to anyone!

We have had great care for our two dogs at caring hearts. They have been our vets for years and…read morethey have been kind, patient, and caring with us. We recently had a medical scare that escalated into needing treatment pretty urgently and they listened to my concerns, were quick to respond, and got my dog in for surgery the next day. It's hard for me to even leave my dogs at home with family when we go on vacation, but I felt safe leaving my little guy there for care. Dr. Dalton and Dr. Gerri have been great.

Manager of the day Lydia was very unfriendly and not helpful at all. Was trying to rush me and my…read morefamily when we were playing with a puppy we were really considering purchasing.(we had even named the puppy) She was very negative when talking about the West location. "...They've only been doing this for 3 years they're still trying to figure out what they're doing..." Unfortunately her inability to be helpful and her poor costumer service made us run out the store. Currently on our way to the West location. Managers do better. Thank you!

My first and likely last visit to this store…read more I needed help. I could not find any available staff to assist me. Employees whom I did see were all busy and looked to be high school age. After finding what I hoped was the correct aquarium tank, heat lamp, and bulb I went to check out. The clerk helpfully pointed out that there was a crack in my aquarium glass. The problem was out of the five small aquariums in stock, four were cracked. The clerk asked me where the aquariums were in the store. One area in the store was very messy. I was confused if that was an area for retail or for inventory storing. It was extremely confusing. It seemed to be an area for retail, but it was quite disorganized. My impression from my visit to this Petland store was that it is understaffed, poorly organized, and no one is paying attention to see if the items being stocked on the shelf are a good quality or damaged. In comparison to other pet stores in Wichita, this was quite inferior.