Love that you walk in and somebody greets you and is there to answer questions. Also love that they…read moreare local and not a chain.

Very knowledgeable staff! Quality food, lots of great sales! They let us bring our dogs in to train…read moreand give them space. Really cool treat toys! We always buy our food from Sandy's because their rewards program is great! They also have many rewards programs with the food companies where you buy a certain amount and get free products.

When we go away, our two pups go to "Uncle Mike and Auntie Tanya" and we do not worry about them…read more at all. Our dogs are protective of one another and Mike and Tanya keep them together in a play yard but separate, and safe. Always a friendly and loving place to take our furry family members. Thank you, for being a wonderful "home away from home" for our babies. We wouldn't board anywhere else!! Lori Merrigan

Amazing place for boarding and grooming. Mike is the only one who can cut my dog's nail. Even the…read morevet couldn't do it. Reasonable prices and friendly staff.

Our furbaby, Oni, has been going to A Precious Pet Resort (APPR) since he was 9 1/2 weeks old. Our…read morepup is a cautious boy and was unsure of the staff at first, but we introduced him to Mary and her team a few times prior to dropping him off for 5-days a week doggie daycare. Our pup is now 5 1/2 years old and LOVES going to APPR. Although we now live 30 minutes away, we still take him to APPR whenever we need someone to care for him if we are going to be away for a few hours or a week. We attempted a different place when I changed jobs a few years ago to save on my commute for daycare drop off, but our pup did not adjust to this new place well. He was scared and did not respond well to the pet caregivers. We were told he hid in a corner most of the days and didn't play with the other dogs and was scared whenever a group of dogs approached him. The new place operated under a "dog park" mentality and all the dogs were grouped together during the day-our pup was telling them and us he didn't like that style. The new place had all the bells and whistles of fancy live feed cameras, indoor playground and outdoor playground, but our dog didn't care about that and didn't care to remain at the new place. Our dog responds very well to positive reinforcement, how he is being treated and how he is being taken care of and our pup is happiest when in small groups or 1:1 playtime. APPR offers this type of service for him. APPR is a family-owned business so they do not have all the bells and whistles like some other surrounding or larger places within a 20-30 mile radius, but they care for, individualized care, and are attentive to the pets they service. When our pup is boarded, we provide plenty of treats, food and toppers along with his blanket and dog bed to provide a more 'comfort of home' feel for him. We know how much he eats and what he likes and APPR honors our feeding plan and gives the measurements, food, toppers and treats that we request. We have a wonderful relationship and 2-way communication with APPR. If we request grooming and/or bathing as a part of his stay, we ask for this at a minimal extra charge. Oni has experienced both daily daycare and boarding services and he and we are happy with their service. When my husband and I travel, we know that our pup is in good hands with Mary and her team. Thank you all for taking such good care of our furbaby. My husband and I do and continue to recommend A Precious Pet Resort for daycare or boarding. A picture of his first day at APPR!

These guys used to be amazing. They took the time to slowly introduce my Newfie to the tools and to…read morethe business to make it a positive experience. It made a huge difference and I had the greatest respect for Jess. Unfortunately, the last time I brought my Newfoundland the owner, Mary, massively shamed me. My dog went through surgery when he was two, that they were well aware of since they were taking care of him before and after. The surgery was a success, but my Newfie suffers from the shakes when he gets nervous or does something he doesn't like. We bring him to the vet yearly and they monitor his hips and have said he's fine, but he has anxiety when he's brushed by his back legs. Jess is well aware that the shakes are simply his way to con people into not doing what he doesn't want to, he's a master manipulator. We did recently bring him to a new vet and we were going to try anxiety meds for him at his next visit. The last time we brought him we did explain that he had a couple of mats and to over charge us if they had a more difficult time grooming him. When I called later to pick him up no one answered, I tried several times. I was a little concerned as it was after 4 and they didn't typically take that long. So I drove there and they were just finishing. Mary came out hot, shaming me for his mats and for how bad he shakes and made me feel just awful. She is well aware the shakes are neurological and she made me feel like a horrible dog owner yelling about how bad he shakes. She yelled that I need to start bringing him in every 6 weeks or more, which I simple cannot afford at over $120 a visit. I still gave her a generous tip and cried on the way home. We try to bring him in 4 times a year, especially in the spring for a deeper trim before he starts swimming. Even though I was ashamed and embarrassed I trusted these guys with my Dexter so I called in May to make an appointment and left a message. I tried again a few weeks later, left a message. Again I tried and left a message with her husband to call back, no response. My husband tried to call and the lovely Jess answered, but she had to check with Mary on a time, no call back. I left another message a day later asking if they were stopping us as clients and to please let us know as it's been two months of me trying to make an appointment and Dexter is in desperate need at this point, no forking call back. At this point I'm so incredibly disappointed with this company. 6 years Dexter went to them and with his trust issues it's going to be very difficult to find another groomer, let alone someone that can support his giant weight. I just thought after years of dedication they would at least have the decency to let us no they no longer wish to see our dog so we could have made arrangements sooner for another visit. I was stupidly loyal even after Mary treated me so poorly. The crazy things is, Jess stated multiple times in the past that we do the best with our Newfie to keep him groomed between appointments, better than the other owners so this last appointment and the vigorous shaming by Mary was completely unexpected. Wish Jess the best, but I have zero respect for the owner Mary. You don't do this to loyal customers.

Heather is amazing!! She was so attentive to our older dog's needs. Normally he wears a muzzle and…read morecan get a bit nippy, but with Heather he was actually relaxed and enjoyed the grooming experience. He was so chill and happy when I picked him up after the grooming! This is like a dog spa - I highly recommend Warner Wags!!

I have been taking my cockapoo Maddy to this groomer for almost two years. Everyone there truly…read morecares about animals, they are friendly and they listen to what you want. Highly recommend!

Let me say first of all I had no problem with the grooming, just had problem with person in charge…read moretelling me one thing and doing another, two weeks ago I missed an appointment and called 2 hours later she said she could not take him know, so she rescheduled me and told me if it happens again I will have to charge you $25 which was fine with me even thought I just had surgery and was diagnosed with cancer. Brought him in for grooming two weeks later and told her I felt bad and what had just happened because I did feel bad. when I went to pick him up she added $25 to the bill, well thats not what she said two weeks ago so I am Done. I ran my own business for 43 years and this is not how you treat your customers no matter how good you think you are. Get a clue from this

I have been coming here for over 3 years now and would never consider going anywhere else!!! The…read morepractice is efficient. The staff is friendly and my vet, Dr Catherine Maclean, is absolutely amazing and a well educated provider. Both my dogs come here and receive stellar treatment. Prices are very reasonable and lower than the competition. They have a lovely website which provides education and you can send in your concerns to make an appointment. They send text reminders for appointments. They even call the next day after an appointment to see how their patients are doing after vaccines. That is a huge personal touch! I feel the negative reviews posted here are unreasonable. Never once did I ever get the impression the practice is out for money. Perhaps, others have less experience over the years with vet practices as I have lived in different parts of the country. I have the utmost trust in this practice and look forward to a long relationship w them!!

I used to love Catherine, now it's more about money, not the welfare of the animals. She's willing…read moreto allow an animal to suffer with an ear infection rather than call in a prescription at Chewy so my cat isn't miserable! They're the ones who diagnosed her with chronic ear infections. They demanded I had to bring her in to see them in order for them to send the prescription! That is absurd she going to have them the rest of her apparently. Isn't that the name chronic? I'm on unemployment struggling to get by, but they want money anyway before the animal getting relief!! They call themselves vets! Anyone working with animals needs compassion clearly greed took this place!

I have to write a review to overcompensate for the negative ones left because we had a lovely…read moreexperience with Barbara. We are on holiday in New Hampshire for a few weeks visiting the in-laws and needed to board our two Weimaraners overnight while we were in Albany for my partner's graduation and felt incredibly nervous boarding them in a completely new environment that they had never been to. One of our weims who's almost 12(and slightly taller than your average Weimaraner with osteoarthritis) just needs a little extra care and that's what we felt was given. Barbara prices her boarding quite affordably and if you know how to board your dog accordingly then there really shouldn't be an issue. She runs her business from her property where her home is on a large lot in Loudon next to some of the highest peaks in Merrimack county and the scenery is absolutely stunning. Due to her affordable prices and services, it's clear that she does this for nothing but the absolute joy that it brings her. While we were there we even noticed customers all the way from Massachusetts and it's clear why people will make that drive. We will definitely be returning for possible daycare services or overnight boarding in the future. We appreciated Barbara's TLC, good conversation, and good business. Highly recommended.

incredible experience for me and my cat! couldn't have asked for a more personal and friendly way…read moreto have my pet take a vacation !

They really understand dogs and take care to match them up for daycare play time. Love the photos…read morethey post on social media.

I board my dog Fenway here, and have brought him to daycare a few times as well. They have always…read moretaken great care of him. The workers are friendly and I can tell my dog does really likes it here. I have had bad experiences at several other facilities, so it is nice to have finally found a place I can trust. I feel like they like and care about my dog which is important to me because he is ADORABLE. Thanks Woodlawn for taking great care of my baby.