My friends and I are in law school, and I thought that petting some baby goats would give us a…read moremuch-needed break from our studies. My birthday was coming up and seemed like the perfect opportunity for this idea, so I contacted Feels Like Home Farm to set up a private "snuggle session" for six people. I expected to meet the baby goats, pet some alpacas, and be on our way, but the experience was so much more than that! Marcus (one of the owners) gave our group a full tour of the farm and told us so many interesting things about the animals there. Marcus is a great tour guide and really made the experience for us (and has great travel tips). We all walked away knowing a lot more about the animals on the farm and what taking care of them entails. While I was there, I didn't think about law school once! We all had plenty of opportunities to hold the baby goats, which were even more adorable than I imagined they would be. We also fed the alpacas and met a lot of other animals (adult goats, guard dogs, guard geese, and various cats). If you love animals but cannot have your own farm, or if you are up for a unique experience in the Cleveland area, I highly suggest booking a tour and snuggle session at Feels Like Home Farms! I will be back for goat yoga :)

Context: I organized a private goat yoga party, working with Alissa (the owner of the farm). She…read morebrought in Deanna Black (41 North Adventures) as the yoga instructor. I'm a huge adventure junkie and....this goat yoga party was one of my favorite adventures to date....This farm is literally a utopia... Feels Like Home Farm is AMAZING for: a) Private Parties - Reasonably priced and SO MUCH FREAKING FUN! Also so unique - you're never going to have another party like this! b) Goat Yoga Events - they run community yoga classes on a somewhat-regular basis throughout the year (schedule is on the farm's website!) and they're a great way to get out and try something new with friends. Their instructor, Deanna Black, is an excellent teacher and make the class very unique. I've been doing yoga for years and I'm kind-of a yoga snob....and I freaking love Deanna. Great way to support a local farm! If I could give Alissa (and her family), Deanna, the farm, the goats, the class, and the entire experience 1,000,000,000 stars, I would. I'll call out a couple things, although the list of positives is far too long to write: 1) The farm: Is STUNNING. LOTS of land and very peaceful. They have ~50 goats, primarily 4 different breeds. All are happy, healthy, ADORABLE, and super friendly. They also have 2 awesome dogs, a CUTE LITTLE PIG named Dottie (omg!), and happy ducks waddling around. Their neighbors let us meet their CRAZY-COOL mini donkeys, cows, and pigs! I honestly never wanted to leave. Alissa and her husband took us on a tour of the farm and taught us all about their animals!! It was AWESOME! 2) The people: Alissa, her husband, and her daughters were unbelievably passionate about what they do at the farm, loving towards their animals, and so excited to share their farm with us. Alissa was INCREDIBLY responsive to all of my requests, and personalized literally EVERY little thing about the party. She was very creative, and thought of ideas I NEVER would have (like bringing in a local food truck!). I interact with a lot of business owners through Yelp, and Alissa has been by far the most fun and passionate one yet. 3) The Yoga: If you want a good workout, Deanna's class is great. She is also EXCELLENT at leading guided meditations. I was so relaxed and present by the end of class. Deanna is also AWESOME at incorporating acro-yoga into her classes. We did some CRAZY moves I've never done before (see my pictures!) 4) Convenient location - The farm is only about 25 - 30 minutes from Ohio City and an easy drive. We had no issues with parking at all. HUGE THANK YOU to all of you for making this such an unbelievably unique experience that none of us will forget!

I just recently boarded my 21 month old dog at All About Dogs. I think it went very well. He had…read morethe opportunity to go to doggie day care each day which he absolutely loves. I took him to a training class there the next day and he could hardly contain himself when we drove onto the grounds - I took that as a positive response to the boarding. AAD has a great dedicated upbeat staff, whether it's the desk staff, groomers, trainers or boarding staff, it's always a positive experience.

Here's the nuggets for All About Cash with no compassion for dogs! Zero stars…read more2 boarding experiences in 2 months both leading to dog receiving IV drip fluids dehydration and liquid food as near death because they waited to long with diarrhea. (Which they don't expect your dog to do and if your dog does hell have no fury like a angry cleaner of your dog) Dog was abused because they had to clean diarrhea as dog never coward to humans or hide under benches at vet but they managed to take the happiest friendliest dog and beat him into their warped submission for having diarrhea from the overdose of medication they gave him! Then Ciara the groomer was to bath him from his horrible stay and she decides to razor cut his dick and balls to bloody hell causing need for more antibiotics. For a $600 vet bill on top of their boarding. Worst place to take your dog if you love it. Imagine your son crying as someone cuts up his privates - this dog definitely was crying with over 25 razor cuts on his balls and dick! And let's discuss the yanking of his legs to trim nails and butcher his paws ! Ciara I hope God gives you what you deserve.

Brian did a wonderful job with our puppy. No only did he train our puppy, he taught us how to…read morecontinue the training on our own. Also, it was great having him conduct the training at our place. I highly recommend Paws of Pride for puppy training. We're looking forward to starting obedience training with Brian as well.

From the owner: Paws of Pride is a Veteran owned and operated company that is dedicated to helping dog owners…read morestrive for excellence and better understand their canine companions.

I took my dog Bruiser in for some behavior training.The results are in and I think I just may have…read morethe best dog now!He is now more obedient and does not wander off like before.Thanks Sean for the wonderful work.Gerry Maloney

From the owner: I have owned 3 to 4 dogs at all times since 1992. When anyone visits my house, they have all told…read moreme that they wished that their dog(s) were as well behaved as mine. So, I decided to teach people not only how to train their dog(s), but to help teach people how to get the well-behaved dog they want.

We have a 3 yr old Pittie named Cayenne and she has benefited so much from the training we've…read morereceived from Dog Training Elite. She is a friendly, sweet pup, but she is a beast, and when she's excited she's 95 pounds of love that comes at you like a missile! She's now able to find "place" and calm down when people come in, and is so much easier to walk. Training isn't cheap- but it's so worth it! We are going to do some group training soon, and on Sundays you can rent out the entire center so your pup can play and enjoy the equipment. The staff is so wonderful and they just love the dogs. If you're thinking about it... DO IT!

From the owner: Dog Training Elite Northeast Ohio specializes in obedience training, service dog training, PTSD…read moreservice dog training, PHSYC service dog training, therapy dog training, behavior modification, puppy training, in-home dog training, facility dog training, day camp dog training

20+ years ago, our 4 year old Golden Retriever was diagnosed with diabetes. It was quite a shock…read more I was fortunate to have been a client of Dr Tom's at Animal Clinic of Chardon at the time. He is a good listener and an excellent educator, which can be very empowering for the pet owner. Thanks to Dr Tom's stellar guidance and my OCD, our diabetic dog lived another nine active and happy years as a diabetic before passing at age 13 from cancer and not diabetes. In the 10 years since, we've adopted 5 more diabetic canine surrenders, and I got AAHA certified as a pet diabetes educator. All of that has given me the opportunity to work with vet practices in MD, PA, IN, IL and KY. All of these practices were good, but not at the level of the team at ACOC.

Update: Our dogs annual check ups were starting this week (we staggered them) and I was honestly…read moreterrified of getting emotional after the last time was losing our Bucky (April 2019) - and with Covid just all of it - and man did CAC once again blow me away. Their amazing COVID protocol has me wishing they ran every business in Ohio - the high level of care doesn't drop either. I will always be a client mama. We sadly lost one of our fur babies a week ago and the continuation of his fabulous care and the compassion towards our entire family during his passing and after is something of a level I have never experienced; these folks are amazing. All of my fur babies will be seen here and in my opinion there is no other vet that could touch paws with them. We picked our beloved Bucky up tonight and the thoughtful package design for cremation services between The Animal Clinic and Western Farms is something so comforting and beautiful to me. Thank you again for ensuring Bucky passed with the same respect he lived with.

The self serve dog wash always stinks (like a biofilm is in the hoses) which makes the water…read morestinky. The shampoo and conditioner doesn't smell very good and there are huge clumps of wet hair underneath the wash tubs. Gross.

Managers sit in office box and talk /look at phones instead of helping . When asked for help with…read morethe line, as they are taking care of customers on the floor, they continue with their conversation instead. This has happened the last three consecutive times I've visited. The last time prompted this review as they called an employee from break to help customers, rather than getting off the personal phones and ring customers while employees were actually working. I felt so bad for the empl.