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Creature Comforts Veterinary Resort and Suites

3.5 (12 reviews)
Closed • 7:30 am - 6:00 pm

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Dog daycare

Pet boarding

Pet sitting

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Boiling Springs Kennels

Boiling Springs Kennels

(3 reviews)

£100 Wasted - Misleading Product Description and Appalling Customer Service…read more I would strongly advise people to think twice before purchasing from this company. I paid approximately £100 for what was advertised as a memory foam cat bed, expecting a comfortable, supportive bed suitable for my 15-year-old cat, who suffers from age-related aches and pains. What arrived was completely different from the impression given by the website. The bedding was so hard that it felt more like wood than a comfortable, cushioned bed. It was entirely unsuitable for my cat, who refuses to use it. Delivery also took longer than expected, and the bed was packaged so tightly that I had to wait several days for it to unfold and settle. On arrival, it almost appeared damaged. When I contacted the company to explain that the product was not as described and was not fit for its intended purpose, I made it clear that I had retained the original packaging and was happy for them to arrange collection. I explained that I am disabled and that travelling to a post office to return a bulky item is extremely difficult for me. I even offered to donate the bed to a local animal charity rather than have it go to waste. Their response? They refused to arrange collection and continued insisting that I return the item myself, despite my explaining that doing so was not realistically possible for me. To make matters worse, their initial response was to offer me just £20-£30 towards purchasing something else from their website. Let that sink in: I had already spent around £100 on a product that bore little resemblance to the comfort and quality I had expected, and their first suggestion was that I spend even more money with them. At no point did I feel that the company took proper responsibility for my concerns about the product or made a genuine effort to resolve the situation fairly. I was left feeling completely disregarded as a customer, particularly given the accessibility difficulties I had clearly explained. The most disappointing part was not simply receiving an unsuitable product; it was the complete lack of a reasonable, practical solution when I raised the issue. A company selling pet beds should understand that comfort matters, especially when the intended user is an elderly animal with aches and pains. I do not believe customers should have to struggle to resolve a problem like this after spending a substantial amount of money. Nor should a customer who has explained a disability be left feeling that their circumstances have simply been ignored. I would not purchase from this company again, and I certainly would not recommend it to others. Based on my experience, I would urge prospective customers to exercise caution and carefully consider whether the products will genuinely match the descriptions and expectations created by the website. Save yourself the frustration and disappointment. I spent around £100 on a bed my cat cannot use and was left fighting for a sensible resolution. This experience has completely destroyed my confidence in this company.

This facility lost our dog and took no responsibility for it. We boarded our dog just for the…read moreweekend while we were out of town. They are closed on Sundays, so we planned to pick her up Monday after work. My husband got a call around 10am on Monday that our dog had gotten out of their fence and they couldn't find her. We both left work and searched for her all day (the kennel staff helped for 2 hours). We posted lost dog signs all along Asheville highway and luckily, a woman found her and called us Tuesday afternoon. She was in very rough shape and ended up having a broken leg. We have been very up front with the kennel about what this has cost us, and they have dodged our phone calls and taken no responsibility. Unfortunately, now we have to get lawyers involved. I strongly urge you to not bring your pets here and find another boarding facility!

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This business has closed. The owner moved to FL. It's too bad, because it was a wonderful & caring…read moreveterinary hospital. Our local animal shelter used New Prospect Veterinary Hospital regularly for spaying and neutering the adoptable cats and dogs. Dr. Wadsworth also treated the sick and injured animals in the shelter's care. I miss this veterinary practice very much.

We were new to this vet. Our vet we had been using for years couldn't get us in. Our sweet fur baby…read moreCoco had stopped eating and not been drinking much. She was 13 years old . New Prospect Veterinary Hospital wrk with our schedule. They were very accommodating. After getting Coco there, they did some X-rays and blood work. The Dr. brought me back and showed me Coco's results. Her lab work was abnormal and she had a large tumor in her liver. The Dr. told me she felt it was time. I went outside and got my husband and my son who had Coco with them. We all went into an exam room. They came in and the Dr. Got on the floor with Coco (she weighed 78 lbs) and gently gave her a sedative injection in one of her back legs. She told us she could tell she was a sweet girl when she looked into her beautiful brown eyes. She had just met her for the 1st time and could tell what a great dog she was. She left the room for a few minutes so we could spend a bit more time with her. About 15-20 minutes later, she came back. Coco was hardly breathing by then. The Dr. Have her the final injection very gently. Coco passed away with her head on my adult son's lap. We were told to take all the time we needed. After a few minutes, we came out and left. Today, a week later, we received the sweetest sympathy card from their office. Everyone had signed it . They are the most kind and compassionate veterinarian office we've ever been too. From the time we walked in, everyone was so sweet. More importantly, they all spoke so sweetly to our Coco. We will always sing your praises to everyone. I wish we had met under better circumstances, and as sad and heartbroken as we are, I have to say New Prospect Veterinary Hospital is the very best. Thank you for everything that was done for our big baby so she wouldn't suffer. Nancy Lynn

Creature Comforts Veterinary Resort and Suites - pet_sitting - Updated October 2026

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