We adopted our beloved cerb from them. Communication and collaboration was important because we…read moreare in the northeast so a long trip for him in winter. Additionally the adoption was complicated by some family dynamics and they worked seamlessly with us to make sure he was safe and happy. He is a devoted healthy and quirky boy we just love him. And would definitely turn to them again for a new family member when the time comes

Great experience and they had taken care of Coop so well. The foster was so nice and gave me…read moreinstructions about how she had been training him. It was such a joy to see how well they take care of the dogs and cats in their care. Coop is so playful and full of energy and has turned out to be very therapeutic for me as well.

Our Weimaraner got attacked by other dogs at a happy hour at Jake's and I met one of the vet techs…read morethat worked at millcreek there. She was very kind and told us what we needed to do. She told me not to panic and spend a ton of money at an emergency vet-that he did need some stitches but to bring him in to their office in the morning and they would take care of him. They were great and stitched my poor boy up the next morning. They have my business for life now! Also I didn't have to pay a TON of money either. So a win!

The good: The doctors and staff are caring, kind, and flexible. They freely explain treatment…read moreoptions and care for the well being of the animals they see. They've taken good care of my cats time and again. The bad: the doctor who owned Millcreek seems to have sold it to some corporation or private equity firm. The focus has shifted from care to profits, so their prices have skyrocketed in the past year. You'll still get good care here, but it comes at a high cost now. You may find cheaper vets providing the same quality care.

My experience with Destination Pet has been extremely disappointing, particularly when it comes to…read moreaccountability and communication. I paid for my dog Arya's spay at Midlands Veterinary Hospital. She later went through a heat cycle, and I subsequently found out that she had an ovarian remnant, meaning ovarian tissue was left behind after the spay. So my dog who was supposed to be spayed will now have heat cycles for her entire life. This is not simply a situation where a procedure did not go exactly as expected. Retained ovarian tissue can continue producing reproductive hormones and expose dogs to significant long-term health risks, including stump pyometra, mammary gland tumors, tumors or cysts involving the retained ovarian tissue, and other hormone-related complications. Arya may now require additional monitoring and potentially another surgery because of this. I paid for a procedure specifically intended to eliminate these reproductive risks. Instead, I am now left worrying about health problems that could affect my dog for the rest of her life. I contacted Angela, who is currently the Practice Manager at Midlands. I provided documentation and proof and was told that the records would be reviewed and that I would receive a response. It has now been over a month. I have sent 3-4 follow-up emails and have received no response. I also contacted Destination Pet's corporate office directly and never heard back from them either. I am not expecting complications to be impossible in veterinary medicine. I am expecting accountability, communication, and a willingness to address the situation when a paid surgical procedure does not achieve its intended result. Instead, I have been ignored.

DO NOT TRUST FOR SPAY PROCEDURES!! They messed up my dogs spay procedure and won't respond to…read moreemails/follow up messages to resolve this. I've been waiting over a month for management for Angela to respond who's supposedly the manager but has not responded. I wouldn't take any animals to get spayed here if I were you!! They won't do it correctly and they won't take any responsibility for when they mess it up (which they will trust me).

This is the worst place ever! My lab was there for a month and was not trained when she returned…read morenot to mention she was BADLY injured!! Her skin was bleeding all over , and had a massage ear infection those dogs are left outside for hours on end in a concrete floor kennel! I would like to sue the owner so he cannot abuse any more poor animals please please if you love your dog do not send them here I will post pictures of all of my dogs Abuse!! I cannot say enough bad things about this place if I could give no stars I would of. I don't know how the owner sleeps at night knowing how the animals are treated!! This is not right and not humane he should be locked up! To respond to the owners comment . Yes my dog was there, your located in Gilbert SC it was listed under my husbands name not mine that's why you don't have record of mine. I have pics of my dogs injuries I will post so you can see pics!!!

We purchased a "Platinum " Yellow Lab puppy from Shady Grove in 1996 and she was the best lab we…read moreever had, and so beautiful. Everywhere we went people remarked how gorgeous Ivory was and that we should breed her. We eventually had two litters with her and the pups were all sold to good homes. The people at Shady Grove were super friendly and helpful. I'd buy there again if they ever have Platinum pups for sale.

I have been taking my birds to Dr. Brown since the late 70's, when he was in Five Points and I…read morecontinue to take my Yellow Naped Amazon, Bubba, to him to this day. Telling our ages now, aren't we? Columbia is certainly fortunate to have all those avian vets under one roof at Sunset Animal Clinic. Dr. Brown and Dr. Foy are not only professional and compassionate with exotic birds, they truly LOVE them. Quite frankly, one must be a little weird to relate to parrots and to think like a parrot, as I do, but they understand Bubba and me. They are the very best. The staff and everyone at Sunset is so kind to my Bubba (she's a girl) and me. I cannot imagine having to take her anywhere else.

Second time taking my cat to the vet for an annual checkup & I am so pleased with the customer…read moreservice! They are very friendly & professional & I trust them with my cat (she can be wild and gets nervous easy). By the time we left, Smokey had relaxed & fell asleep from checkout desk to the car. I'm so glad I found a vet that she & I love! They are also very easy to get ahold of, which I appreciate so much as well

Jaime did a fantastic job on my westie puppy puppy! Would highly recommend this grooming facility!…read moreKate

I am so incredibly pleased with Mill Creek Grooming! They do an awesome job on our Maltipoo. They…read morelisten to all of my requests and groom accordingly. They are patient with me as well as our dog. They clearly care so much about each animal that they groom. Also, grooming has always been very quick for us. In and out in under two hours! Can't recommend them enough!

After reading all of the marvelous online reviews, I paid $3000 for the two week board and train…read moreprogram. It took two months to get my dog worked in with the trainer. At that point, I had pretty reliably taught her to sit, stay, and come. What I really needed was on & off leash heel, lie down, and for her to do all of the aforementioned with distractions. I've had my dog since she was 7 weeks old, she is pure-bred pedigreed Labrador Retriever, sweet tempered and quite bright. No behavioral issues! When I came to pick her up after two weeks, she had learned NO additional skills! She would not heel or lie down, and would not come to me when distracted. I return her to the trainer, and expressed my disappointment, that my $3000 was essentially spent on dog sitting. She took my dog back for an another full week at no additional charge. Afterwards she told me that she received NOTHING from her boss for doing this (the franchise owner) and took my dog back simply because she did not want me to be dissatisfied. She made some progress in that final week, but we still have a loooong way to go. I do not fault the trainer! She did her best and took my dog on for an additional week for free. The company is a franchise. She shared with me that the owner is in Greenville, he is not even a dog trainer (she described him as a businessman), and she has never met him. She also shared that she JUST QUIT! Her issue was that 2 weeks is not enough time to train a dog to do all of this things that they advertise. Customers were regularly upset when their expectations weren't met. It takes at least 4-5 weeks to accomplish good on-leash results, let alone off leash. I feel like "Off-Leash" over promised knowing that they would likely underperform. The franchisee relies on internet marketing, and a slick phone call/email/text sales pitch. Perhaps the other training service are good, because the trainer that I met seemed excellent - but with the 2 week board and train, the trainers are set up to fail. I wouldn't call it a "scam" but from my experience, and that of others I have talked with since then, you are VERY unlikely to be satisfied. There are other operations right here in Lexington that will do board and train for 4-5 weeks, charge about the same, and not make any "off leash promises". That seems much more realistic and honest. Buyer beware!!!

Just finished the 4 week Basic Obedience training with my Labradoodle, Ranger. He is 4 years old…read moreand very energetic. He gets excited around other dogs and loves to meet new people. I've always envied dog owners who could have their dogs in public places and around other dogs without struggling to hold them and not pulling them all over the place. After researching several dog training services, I settled on Off Leash K9 training. Both Nathan and Beth worked with Ranger, and he responded extremely well to their methods and the eCollar, but even more importantly is the time they took with me helping me to understand how to continue the training between lessons. It doesn't matter how well your dog does during your one hour lessons if you are not willing to put in the the time everyday to reinforce the lessons. I would highly recommend Off Leash K9 Training to anyone who wants an obedient dog who is a pleasure to have with you as a companion in any situation. We can now take Ranger to farmer's markets, dog-friendly restaurants, the beach, wherever dogs are welcome. We continue to work on his commands on our evening walks, take him to places that provide distractions so we can get even better at being in those situations, and keep reinforcing his obedience with tons of "Good boy" praises and lots of love. He's happy. We're happy, and so thankful for Nathan and Beth at Off Leash K9 training.

Puppy's first grooming! All went smoothly ! Jaime was fabulous. Took great care with Oliver. Would…read morehighly recommend Mill creek grooming and Jaime. Kate

I am never bring any dog back here!! Brought my 13 year old Havanese in August 2024. He has been…read moregetting his haircut and baths here since he was 2 years old. Everything was great until I took him in for the last time we used this groomer and noticed he was shaking uncontrollably with fear. I then switched groomers and noticed he was much happier at the new place. I would like to think that Mill Creek would not harm my senior dog but the evidence may prove otherwise. Was told his shaking was because he knew he was getting his haircut and nails trimmed but was told he was "perfect" by the new place.