Highly recommend them for grooming!! They talk with you to get exactly what you want and offer…read moreadvice when needed! Doodles can be tough but my dog always leaves looking amazing!

Grateful Pets has a great partnership with Stray Rescue, and generously grooms foster and shelter…read moredogs! My foster dog recently was groomed at Grateful Pets, and I was so appreciative of their professional and kind service. My foster is a husky mix who had experienced neglect and had lots of matting, and had likely never been groomed. The Grateful Pets staff really put me at ease and communicated throughout the process so I knew what to expect. They were so patient and loving with him, and really treated him like one of their own pets. I would recommend Grateful Pets to anyone looking for caring groomers!

LDC has been a staple in our lives since they first opened their doors. Unfortunately on May 22nd…read morethey will be closing their doors. They have hosted holiday events, bingo, pool parties, fashion shows, and numerous dog family friendly events. The two owners made everyone feel like they were a part of the family. The indoor and outdoor dog friendly areas were so large that it never felt cramped or crowded. The food and drinks were flavorful from the strawberry matcha to the pumpkin spice martinis! We loved the steak breakfast sandwich and brisket waffle fries. We will miss LDC!

We absolutely love visiting LDC! The owners, Adam and Diana are the sweetest people you could ever…read moremeet. They know everyone single person and dog by name, so you automatically feel so welcome, the moment you walk in. We love the fact that our family - pup included - is welcome to hang out both inside the cafe and also on their pat Their food and drinks are fantastic! They serve everything from muffins and sandwiches to lattes and beer/wine. Their patio space is so great and it's so convenient that their dog park area is right there too!

Emily is hands down my favorite. My Akitas and New Golden just love her and thier experience. I…read morewon't go anywhere else!!

Emily does an amazing job with our long-haired mini dachshund. She's personable, good at her craft,…read moreand the salon is spotless!!!

I can't believe I haven't written a review of Bauserhaus already. Boomer (my dachshund) and I have…read morebeen visiting Bauserhaus for almost 9 years. It's his home away from home. At home, Boomer is a terror, super territorial, but at Bauserhaus he's so submissive and such a good dog. I travel a ton for work and fun, and I honestly don't know what I would do without Bauserhaus. All I have to do is ask Boomer, "Do you want to go to Bauserhaus" and he comes running. He was terrified of the kennel we tried before Bauserhaus. The staff is more interested in taking good care of your dog than entertaining you at the front desk, and I'm just fine with that. The Sunday hours are so great for post-weekend pickups. I really can't rave about this place enough!

Natalie, the owner, doesn't have any compassion for dogs. She is in it for the money. My dog was…read morebrutalized by a husky and Natalie did nothing about it. She called me to pick up my dog, which I was planning on doing anyway. She has yet to compensate for the medical bills. Says I signed a liability waiver. Well, I don't think the waiver covers negligence, but that's what I got. Never going there again. It also says in the waiver that if the dog is hurt that it will be reported to the proper authorities. Who is that, Natalie? I don't think you did. Look at the pictures. This was a 7.5 pound dog bit in 2 places, not one like Natalie said. Good examination of my dog, Natalie. She couldn't even walk for 2 days and couldn't eat. Tortured.

I have been a customer since they opened, and could not be more pleased with the services received…read more I have an older girl that can hardly see or hear anymore and they treat her with the utmost patience and compassion - and she's simply beautiful when I pick her up. I highly recommend.

Top rated. They are best!!! My puppy looks amazing after a spa day here! Always so caring.read more

Been going to Amanda's for years. My dogs feel like family and they have a great time.read more

We had to take our very overgrown and matted to get groomed cocker spaniel after adopting her from…read morethe APA. The staff were super nice and easy to work with. They set clear expectations of the grooming outcome. I wanted to keep her skirt a little longer but since she was matted under her legs, we were unable to keep it. We were able to talk about a game plan for maintaining a longer coat moving forward and talking about next steps. Daisy Mae seemed so happy after being able to meet new people and dogs!

We have a huge, fat, jerk cat (Maine Coon) and a 100 year old, demented, anxious dog. I have to say…read morethe staff here do an amazing job with both animals. The cat has hair for days, and we get him shaved twice a year. Sure, he looks ridiculous, but it cuts down on the hair all over the house. The staff shave every square inch of him, and I mean EVERYTHING. I don't know how they do it (I can't even cut the bastard's nails without him freaking out), and I might not want to know, but I do know he comes home smelling so clean and groomed. I think he appreciates it, because he walks around like he owns the place with his new look. Our dog is at least 14 (she was a rescue 12 years ago), pretty demented, blind in one eye, and very anxious (she gets around well and has no real health problems, just so you know we're not prolonging her existence). She also comes back all fresh, shaved, and smelling fantastic. She's anxious when she goes, but comes back just fine. No trauma inflicted that we can tell. Some may feel the prices are high (about $100 with tip for both animals), but it's worth every. single. penny. to us. The only downside here is the length of time it takes to get an appointment, usually a 3-4 week wait time. So I suggest making your appointment ahead of time.

BAD - My friend boarded her extremely healthy 12 year old dog here and it died overnight. The…read morecompany gave no explanation and the vet found tons of bites and scratches on the dog. Avoid-- they need to be looked into!

Isabella has been going to TWB Dog Grove for almost a year now and she loves going there so much…read morethat she dances and squeaks in her car seat when we get close to the building. She may be only four pounds but she makes sure that I get out of the car as fast as I can so she can get to playing with her human and puppy friends. She eagerly runs down the length of the counter and launches herself into the arms of her favorite staff members! Bella enjoys daycare 4-5 days a week and she boards at least a few times a month when I travel. It's also nice not to have to take her to a separate groomer as she has her nails done, teeth brushed and ears cleaned. It makes me so happy that she loves going there and that she loves all of the great staff that takes care of her and spoils her. I look forward to seeing her happy little face in the pictures on Facebook.

Disappointed After More Than a Year -- The Watering Bowl Has Lost Our Business…read more After more than a year of trusting The Watering Bowl with our dog for weekly daycare and multiple boarding stays, we have made the decision to take our business elsewhere. We were always pleased with the care, playtime, and overnight staffing. Unfortunately, recent changes under new ownership, combined with a serious lack of communication and transparency, have cost them our business. First, the overnight staffing change. In September, while reviewing an upcoming boarding reservation, we discovered there would no longer be staff on-site during certain overnight hours. This significant change was only disclosed in the reservation email. No advance notice, no direct communication, and nothing we could find on their website or Facebook pages. We immediately canceled our reservation. Then came the daycare changes. A couple of weeks later, while dropping off our dog for daycare, I noticed a sign outlining new playtime and rest schedules. After asking questions, we learned dogs were now being crated during these hours: * 7:00-9:00 a.m. * 12:00-2:00 p.m. * 5:00-7:00 p.m. That's potentially SIX HOURS of crating during a 12-hour daycare day! We do not crate our dog at home, and when boarding, we specifically pay for a suite. This is NOT the daycare experience we signed up for or believed we were paying for. Again, we received no advance communication. Staff claimed an email had been sent, but we never received one. We also could not find these changes disclosed on their website or Facebook pages. When my husband picked up our dog, staff told him the business had been purchased and new management was cutting costs. I understand businesses need to manage expenses, but cost-cutting should never come at the expense of transparency, customer trust, or the quality of care customers expect. These are not minor policy adjustments. Overnight supervision and the amount of time dogs spend confined are major factors when choosing a pet care provider. The Watering Bowl, you've lost a loyal, weekly customer. Not simply because you changed your business model, but because of the way you handled it. I'm sharing this so other pet owners can make informed decisions. Before booking, ask about overnight staffing, actual playtime, and how many hours your dog will spend in a crate. Pet owners deserve transparency, not surprises after they've entrusted you with their pets. Trust takes time to earn and very little time to lose. Unfortunately, ours has been lost.