Ann and the entire staff of American Dog are exceptional. They cared for my pup as if he were their…read moreown. I have since moved away, but I've never found anybody who is as good. I miss them.

They are so good with our puppers! He has anxiety, but they do an amazing job with him! Thank you!read more

Would have been a 5/5 had it not been for the front desk staff. They are heartless with no empathy…read more The vets and nurses however, are 5/5. Unfortunately had to bring my very sick and brain cancer dying dog here. They are not my normal Vet but it was an emergency and their "walk in" appointments help so much. The vets and Nurses were the kindest, heartfelt people. They took such good care of my Maggie until her end.

Turned us down to see our dog that had just broken his leg. He was crying in pain and they didn't…read morecare.

We have had other electronic fence apparatuses, but this one is stellar. Our oldest dog adapted…read moreimmediately. When we added a new member, she nearly trained herself. Our latest addition met his dog guard trainer, and when they were finished (30 min later) he was ready to run and play. Now everybody in the pack gets more exercise, especially the squirrels.

Our family is very pleased with every aspect of dealing with Dog Guard Out of Sight Fencing. Fast,…read moreresponsive and professional service. Brennan who did our installing and training was very knowledgeable. We would highly recommend!

love stopping by this place and playing with the puppies and kitten! I also love the rats there…read morethey are so sweet

Teske's is a great local business and resource for all things animal, lawn, and garden. The…read moreemployees are knowledgeable and friendly, they have a great variety of treats, toys, and quality food for my dogs. Their aquarium section is the best in the Quad Cities. However, I'm highly reticent to visit Teske's or to recommend them to anyone on the basis that they sell puppies, kittens, bunnies, birds, and reptiles from breeders rather than supporting local rescue organizations. The pet overpopulation problem in our country is real, and I have a difficult time patronizing any business that supports its perpetuation.