Beechnut insists on "doggie standards of behavior" that no dog can meet. If they downgrade your…read moredog, after years of faithful service, your dog is "banished." I think that older, larger dogs get the worst of the treatment. My dog will not return.

My puppy is excited to go to day care every time! He's happy, socialized with other dogs and…read morehumans, and gets the exercise he needs. I don't know what I would do without it. The staff is fantastic. Always friendly, helpful, respectful and loves their doggy customers! We just took a training class and couldn't be happier with Colleen's classes. She's patient, kind, humorous and loves teaching her students. I recommend Colleen for any training needs. Beth

I recently took my little darling Parmaranian, Winnie, to Crispy Paws. I was a little nervous…read morebecause she had never been boarded. However, after meeting with the owner, Chris, I was taken in by her welcoming attitude and caring personality. After chatting with her for a while, I felt my little doggie would be well cared for while I was away for 14 days.

From the owner: Crispy-Paws offers in-home boarding, doggy daycare, convenient pet taxi pick-up and drop-off, and…read morebathing services for dogs up to 40 pounds. Your pets are family to us, so we provide top-notch care and a loving environment for every furry friend. Chris, our owner and Pet CPR certified caregiver, ensures your dog receives personalized attention, daily playtime, and plenty of cuddles in a cozy home setting. Whether you need reliable daycare or a safe place for overnight stays, Crispy-Paws is your pet’s home away from home, giving you complete peace of mind whenever you’re away.

This is my go-to spot for pet care. The veterinarians are knowledgeable and genuinely attentive,…read morepricing is reasonable for the area, and the facility is clean and well maintained. Easy access and a friendly, professional staff make each visit smooth and stress-free--for both pets and owners. A reliable, well-run practice I confidently recommend.

We get gouged for $ every time we go. Our last visit for routine shots and meds came to $900. The…read morecare is good, but the prices are exploitative. Also, the GAVH is owned by a holding company that also owns 100+ other vet clinics. We'll look elsewhere.

Our dogs love staying at Dogwood Acres when we need to board them. The staff is professional,…read morecaring, responsive, and personable. We always feel confident that our dogs are in good hands.

We recently moved to the Maryland area and decided to try Dogwood Acres for a four day boarding…read morestay for our dog while my husband and I traveled. Unfortunately, our experience raised serious concerns. When we picked our dog up around 12:30 in the afternoon, he immediately ran outside and urinated for several minutes straight, followed by urgently needing to relieve himself again for a bowel movement. As longtime dog owners, we know our dog's routine very well. He is walked every morning and evening, and if he has truly been taken on a "mile walk," he absolutely would have relieved himself during that time. Concerned, I went back inside and asked staff when he had last been taken out. I was told he had gone on a mile walk at 10:30 a.m. However, based on our dog's condition and behavior upon pickup, that explanation simply did not align with reality. What troubled me most was not just the possibility that our dog may not have been properly walked or given adequate bathroom breaks, but the feeling that we were not being told the truth. Any boarding facility caring for animals should prioritize honesty, transparency, and the wellbeing of pets in their care. I understand that boarding environments can be busy, and no facility is perfect. But leaving a dog visibly desperate to relieve itself after being picked up is unacceptable and heartbreaking for any pet owner to witness. I would strongly encourage other pet owners to ask detailed questions about potty break schedules, walks, supervision, and communication before boarding their pets here.

Don't go here if you love your cats. They certainly don't. Very sad to see the decline here since…read moreDr Longo left. Do everything you can to avoid Dr Stern, if she's still there.

We have been taking our cat to this vet for nearly five years now. I love that they have separate…read moreentrances and waiting areas for dogs and cats. The staff members are all very pleasant and caring. Our annual checkup appointment this morning went quickly and smoothly.

Fieldstone Animal Inn is a wonderful place for daycare. Our 9 year old Boston Terrier (Wyatt)…read moreattend 3 days a week. He also participates in the special events during the year. The staff and management are well trained in all aspects of pet care.

I can't say enough good things about Fieldstone. Olive (my 5-year-old Boston Terrier chaos gremlin)…read morehas been going to daycare there three days a week for a while now, and it's hands-down the best decision I've made for her. The staff are not just professional, they're genuinely amazing. Every single person there clearly loves dogs, and you can feel it the moment you walk in. They know each pup as an individual, not just a number on the roster. The daily mix of group play, individual attention, enrichment activities, and structured downtime means Olive comes home happy, tired, and mentally satisfied instead of overstimulated or bored. I've never had a single worry about her safety or well-being while she's there. Even better, my 7-month-old Amstaff mix Bohdi has been taking private training lessons at Fieldstone, and wow, Lindsey, the training director, is in a league of her own. I've worked with several trainers over the years (both personally and professionally), and Lindsey is by far the best handler/trainer I've ever had the pleasure of working with. She's patient, incredibly knowledgeable, reads dogs like an open book, and makes every session fun and productive. Bohdi looks forward to seeing her and her pup Birdie, and I can already see huge progress in his focus, impulse control, and manners. The training isn't just about commands, it's about building confidence and a real bond. The whole team at Fieldstone shines with genuine care and expertise. If you want a place where your dog is truly loved, safely enriched, and expertly trained, look no further. Fieldstone is the gold standard. Highly, highly recommend... five stars aren't enough!

They invited us to tour the facility before we boarded our 2 dogs. We went on a Saturday at 2pm…read more They were not busy. We waited 10 minutes for the woman to finish the tour she was doing. When she was done her coworker informed her she had another tour. She pouted because she said she had a sore throat. They paged a male employee. Are several minutes he came in from out front. They told him they needed him to do a tour. He made an exasperated noise and said he didn't want to. I stepped up and said since our business wasn't a priority, we would take it elsewhere. If they couldn't be bothered to give us a tour that they invited us to take, how would they treat our dogs. We could not believe we were treated so poorly.

Two stars: here's why The good: we have seen at least 3…read moredifferent vets here. They have all had good bedside manner and listened to my concerns. The techs and front desk staff are friendly. They generally can get you an appt next day. The bad: 1. My pet has been seen here within the past 6 months. I called to get a simple flea and tick med refill. We are up to date on the heart worm testing that had been performed here. The receptionist told me I could not get the med filled because it is state law to be up to date on rabies vaccination to get flea and tick medicines prescribed. My pet did not have a rabies vaccine on file at the first visit, when they prescribed me a 6 month dose. They did not tell me at the time that a stipulation to refill would be to have proof of rabies vaccine. Poor communication to me, and gave me misinformation because it is not State law, but instead their individual policy for this company that they must have proof of rabies to prescribe anything else to you. I appreciate that the medical director did call me back same day and listened to my concerns. They filled the med as a one off, but it was very disheartening to have to jump through hoops to get a preventative care medicine that other vets would readily give because all that is actually required by law is a valid vet-client relationship which, for most vets, means they have examined your pet within the past year. 2. We had cytology sent away for my dogs lump. The vet called to discuss the results and said that not enough sample had been collected, but she was confident it was a lipoma. This seemed to be an error in collecting the sample, but when discussing with the medical director it was told to me that this was another miscommunication. It was actually deemed a lipoma per the lab. 3. We brought our 4 month old, 4 pound kitten is for pre-surgical labs for her spay. They said she was too unruly and gave us meds to make her calmer. We came back with her medicated and they were still unable to get a blood sample. This is not a feral cat, she is a well domesticated cat we have bottle fed since 4 weeks old. The vet that performed her spay was able to get bloodwork without pre-meds. Unfortunately too much "bad" outweigh the "good" for us to return here.

My boy Bear loves this place. He loves being boarded here, taken for walks, and most differently…read moreloves playing with the other dogs in daycare. Positives that I have found at Cozy Canine Camp (CCC) over other doggie daycares in the Annapolis area: CCC: My dog is worn out and happy and doesn't want to leave. Others: He still has energy and he is ready to go home. CCC: He doesn't stink and loves the same as when I dropped him off. Others: Smells like urine and needs a bath as soon as we get home. CCC: He has not gotten sick once since coming here. Others: Got kennel cough and a few other illnesses. CCC: He loves the staff Others: He loved 50% of them.

I kenneled by pooch for 8 days. Paid for additional daily walk. When I picked her up paid with my…read morecc and was told we will email receipt. Once I got settled the bill was for additional walk and Holiday charge of $5 per day because it was August. Additional $40. Called called called always leaving message and emailed no response. It's now a week later and still no response. No pictures or report cards during the entire stay. Poor customer service. Will never use them again. Don't leave without paper receipt once they have your money too bad!

Carter and his team at Wilde Acres are the best! We boarded our dog there for 2 weeks so he could…read morelearn some training basics last summer. It's been very helpful. We appreciate the handler classes he does offsite and just went to one last weekend. It's so good for reinforcing our training. Our dog Otis was on his best behavior!

This place is amazing! My dog love it! It is his Disney. Very clean, professional and reasonable…read morepricing. Rambo was on training for a few weeks and were very satisfied 100% recommended!

My two Bernedoodles were groomed by this company, and both of them sustained injuries during the…read moreappointment. My male dog suffered severe cuts in his private area, between his legs, on his belly, and even on his ankle. My female dog was also cut between her legs and ended up with infections in both ears due to the groomer, Crystal. She tried to blame these injuries on "matting" and refused to take responsibility, even going so far as to suggest that my male dog somehow caused these wounds himself. Immediately after the grooming, cones were placed on both dogs. Crystal herself acknowledged the cuts while she was still working on my male dog, but I didn't realize how extensive the injuries were until I examined him thoroughly after she left. While my female dog's injuries were less severe she caused an infection in both ears by plucking her ears with who knows what infected and dirty instrument after I explicitly told her not to! My male dog's wounds were far beyond anything that should ever happen during a grooming session. What makes her explanation even more unbelievable is that the worst matting was on his chest, yet there are no cuts there. Because of this negligence, we had to rush both dogs to the vet, resulting in unexpected medical bills for treatment and medication. Both dogs were forced to wear cones for an unknown amount of time until they heal, causing them unnecessary discomfort. The vet was shocked by the injuries and agreed that what happened was completely unacceptable. I trusted this business to care for my dogs, and instead they were harmed. To make matters worse, Crystal denied responsibility and gave misleading explanations. This isn't the first time I've had concerns. On a previous visit, another groomer from this same business cut my dog's paws. I reported it to Crystal (she claimed he was a rookie groomer) trusting she would be more careful moving forward. Instead, she caused even more serious injuries this time. For the high prices they charge, I expected professional, competent care. I chose this grooming service because of their glowing reviews, but my experience has been the complete opposite. The owner, Mike Bass, didn't even have the decency to return my calls after the incident. Instead, he chose to block my number. I should have trusted my instincts after hearing how rude and unpleasant he sounded when I first booked an appointment over a year ago. And to be clear, I'm not a one‑time customer. I've been using their services since August 2024. He even fabricated claims that I had gone through four groomers before his company and that I complained about all of them. That is simply untrue. My dogs are only two years old, and they had one groomer before Pup Scouts Annapolis. This business takes responsibility for absolutely nothing. They immediately sided with the groomer, who lied about the situation, rather than acknowledging the harm done. Their pattern is clear: deny, dismiss, and defend their staff no matter what. I even had to repeatedly text Crystal just to get an appointment after the government shutdown affected our schedule. If she no longer wanted to groom my dogs for whatever reason, especially since she lives far from us, she could have simply said so instead of harming the dogs to avoid future appointments. Future and current customers deserve to know that this business refuses to accept accountability and prioritizes protecting their groomers over the well‑being of the animals in their care. What Pup Scouts Annapolis calls "transparency" is nothing more than shifting blame onto pet owners and past groomers.

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