We've been with Semper Amici Canine Training for over a year, and the transformation in our…read moretwo-year-old Basset-Pit mix has been nothing short of incredible. Day by day, his behavior, obedience, and readiness for public certification have soared. Jose, Patty, and Justin are phenomenal--every program is worth every penny. Not only do you get weekly lessons and socialization with other amazing clients, but you also become part of a true community. Being veteran-owned, they give back in every sense, and their multi-faceted training covers obedience, behavior, and even aggression. Now we're excited to pursue Canine Good Citizen certification, aiming to give back ourselves through therapy visits to retirement homes and hospitals. I'd happily share more with any interested clients--we simply cannot recommend them enough!

Semper Amici owner Jose Sierra and staff function at the highest level as a coordinated team. They…read moretreat every dog with kindness and respect, demonstrating a deep fund of knowledge about dogs, dog training, dog health and dog owners. They deliver on the promise to train your dog, and they also train the human. Jose has the professional certifications and incredible career experiences working with dogs that make his skill level profound. My service dog died, and I had a major surgery which left me in serious need of my next service dog. I bought a 14 month old dog, kennel raised with a great disposition but no prior training of any sort. She was full of life and such wild behavior she was unsafe to transport. I was referred to Semper Amici by the breeder. Using only kindness, positive rewards and intensive training, Semper Amici had my dog calmly helping me all day: gliding through lobbies, taking elevators, going shopping, waiting for appointments, sitting quietly through meetings and live theater, navigating crowds etc. All this in 4weeks! If I had not experienced this training miracle myself, I would not have believed it possible. My dog adored her trainers and bloomed into a delightful service dog in an unbelievably short time. Of course I continue to reinforce the training - as we owners know we must. Jose was (and still is) responsive to my texts or calls. He is so honest, true to his word and always professional. I have had dogs for over 35 years, had trainers and self trained - but I have never experienced such intelligent, informed and effective trainers as the Semper Amici team. Their program is an incredible value - worth every penny, and then some. I cannot say enough good things about Semper Amici and the team that works there. They have my highest recommendation.

Great place for boarding! My dog loves it and the staff is friendly to dogs and humans. I always…read morehave peace of mind when she's here.

I've used doggy day care with my 10 year old mix in several states. The Dog Stop in Spring TX is my…read morefavorite!! It's very clean, the people are very helpful and polite, not to mention friendly. I can watch my dog online and he's always happy. and best of all there are not hundreds of dogs crammed in little areas with "watchers" walking around squirting the dogs with water in the face. I understand if they are being aggressive, but most of the times I've observed it at other doggy day care, they are playing. the location seems hard to get to as you pass it on 99 ((Grand parkway) and Kuykendahl, however it's REALLY easy to get in and out. Their prices are comparable to other similar facilities. Give them a visiT, I know you'll enjoy it as will your pup!

I have used them several times over the last couple of years, I trust them to enter my home, they…read morealways do a great job on following instructions (I leave detailed signs every where ha!), they provide follow-up notes and take pictures. I always know that my babies are well taken care of while I am away. I have 5 indoor cats and 2 outside feral cats (not too feral since I feed them) that I feed - and they do an excellent job. Highly recommend them.

I cannot say enough about how wonderful this service is. While we've used them previously for…read moreweekends, we recently used them for our week long holiday travel. They took amazing care of our pets, send visit photos, and at request even opened the Christmas gifts we left for pets (yeah, we did that lol). Our flight wound up being cancelled and the delay left us stranded for basically two days. This service to the rescue! They continued to care for our animals and even unpacked our HelloFresh box and put in fridge. I think the cats wish we would leave again so Shanna will come back and play! My elderly dog has intermittent bouts of energy and the service adjusted her walks to that. One of my rotten cats even drug a small snake through the dog door, and this was handled with no stress or issues. I couldn't imagine trusting my home and pets to any other service after using this one.

My first review was under a LOT of distress and made a ton of errors so I am here to clarify what I…read morewas saying. Let's start with the fact I use to use this vet for over 15 years with Dr Sarter. Best vet I've had! Hands down. He sold this practice and they lost all hope. When I came in with my 6 yr old Shepard, my service dog, she was deathly ill and could barely walk. Confused and willing to do anything, we did x rays. Paid extra $100 for rush review from radiologist. (Scam) I hadn't eaten so I took dog and ran down the street for food. But right before the vet came in to inform me that my dog was 'consumed with cancer'. No chance of survival. Devastated, I went and called family and when I came back, she came back with the radiologist report that 'nope. No cancer'. WHAT?!! Just WHAT?! One minute she said one thing and poof it's gone. She then told me that she had disk issues and offered shot that blocks brain from feeling pain to help her walk. Next month injection free. Paid for that. I asked her to look in dogs nose to see if obstruction. She refused and I paid and left. More confused than before. After I left, I called back and got front desk when I asked her why she wouldn't look in dogs nose. She told me she saw doctor look. (Lies). I asked her to check with doctor because no. She didn't. Doctor hit on phone and confirmed no she didn't. (I paid for it though) they then deemed me to not come back because my questioning this and then refused to give my dog the second/included/paid for shot. I was lied to by staff, told my dog had and didn't have cancer and refusal to give treatment paid for. Your choice to pay money here. God help u. But notice how old most reviews are that are good and why score higher. It's the old owner time frame and person. Dr sarter. Shame on these people

$3,000 later and 3 months later our sweet dog still not better. We took our dog for an ear…read morehematoma. They drained it twice and had surgery on it because they said that was the only way to get rid of it. Eat filled up again 3 weeks post surgery. Told me to go to a dog dermatologist or just let it burst on its own. I went back to my prior vet. I used to use them, but they are in the Woodlands and wanted someone closer. They told me draining them does not work. They put her on some meds to see if they can calm her head shaking down which may help the swelling go down. If not they will have to do proper laser surgery. I do not believe Champion Forest vet knows a lot nor has the best equipment. Almost $3,000 into this and my dog is still not better. Did they care about the dog still sick or the financial burden! No sold me some more prednisone, which the woodlands vet had me ween her off because she was on during ear drains and surgery.

Jessica recently petsit for us and took care of our 2 dogs and 1 kitty while we were away on our…read morehoneymoon. After having our previous petsitter hike their rates up beyond what we could comfortably pay, we reached out to Jessica for help and she was nothing short of amazing. She was able to handle our often unfriendly chihuahua without problem and we could tell she really cared for our animals. As a veterinarian, I have pretty high standards for animal care. Our pets are family and we are always nervous trusting a new person to take care of them when we can't be there. Jessica isn't the type of person to send a text or email each time she visits, but was happy to give updates when asked and responded promptly to messages. When we got back home, I found a stack of progress notes with sweet tidbits about the pets for each visit. We are so happy we found her and would recommend her 100%!

I recently took a trip with my family to Dallas, and needed someone to watch my Sheltie Angel while…read more we were gone. In the past, we used a local kennel, and each time we did, Angel was a nervous wreck when we picked her up. She was just miserable! This time we didn't want to do that to her, so the hunt was on for an alternative. Thanks to social media, I was already familiar with Jessica, the owner of Wags and Whiskers, due to me following her company on twitter quite some time ago. I have read her tweets, and read her great blog, and even purchased a toy she recommended for Angel that ended up being one of Angel's favorites! So, I decided to contact her and see if she was up for the task. I emailed her what I needed done, and she replied almost immediately with the answers to my questions! This was a great sign! Jessica requested that she come over and meet Angel to be sure Angel was comfortable with her, so we set a date a time. Jessica arrived promptly with a staff member and I could tell immediately she was passionate about her job. Angel and her got along great! We chatted about the details of when to feed etc, and I just knew Angel would be in good hands. When we returned from our trip, we were greeted by a happy dog! No nervousness or sickness like when she was at the kennels! On the counter we found notes that shared the things Jessica and Angel did during her visits...this was great!!! It was nice to know that Angel had a buddy while we were gone! If you are looking for someone who will come to your home while you are gone, and take care of your pets, I wholeheartedly recommend Wags and Whiskers for the job!!

Everyone is so awesome who works there. Love seeing updates on the fb page. Our puppies seem very…read morehappy there.

I enrolled my pup Bowser for the three week board and train program with Madelyn. Right off the bat…read morethe communication from her and the staff was above and beyond. The twice weekly report cards with a photo and update of how my boy was doing warmed my heart and made the parting a much easier. I was also able to visit and have one on one instruction time frequently with Madelyn after the first week adjustment period. My little man came home from school a well mannered gentleman and with the detail instructions from his trainer on how to continue his structure at home, I feel very confident in his continued good behavior as well as how to correct any issues.

They should advertise that they only groom dogs weighing up to 30lbs. And not waste people's time…read more But they were forthcoming with the information.

Excellent service as always. She very kind and caring with my dogs. I have using this drive for…read moreabout 5 years and I highly recommend it

Absolutely beautiful and amazing ., nice vibe and energy.. And what a way to honor our Heros and…read moremilitary.,

I'm writing this with real disappointment because this was a clinic I once trusted…read more What made this experience so upsetting wasn't just a billing issue; it was the shift in tone from care to judgment. When I requested my dogs' medical records so they could receive treatment for an active issue, the conversation quickly became focused on "personal responsibility" and payment, even after I explained that I intended to pay the balance and simply needed to prioritize getting my dogs treated first. I was not refusing payment. I was trying to take care of my animals. At one point, the interaction became tense, and I expressed frustration. Recognizing that, I asked to move communication into writing so everything could remain clear and documented. Despite that request, I received multiple calls and texts asking me to continue the conversation by phone rather than responding in writing. That felt inappropriate. When a client requests to communicate in writing, especially in a situation involving access to medical records, that boundary should be respected. More concerning, access to my pets' medical records appeared to be tied to payment in a way that created a barrier to timely care. Whether intended or not, it left me feeling pressured to resolve a financial issue immediately before I could ensure my dogs received treatment. Due to delays in receiving complete records, I incurred additional out-of-pocket costs at another clinic in order to proceed with necessary care. I had previously respected this clinic and the veterinarians here, which is why this experience was so jarring. I hope there is serious reflection on how these situations are handled moving forward, both in terms of policy and how clients are communicated with during stressful circumstances. No one trying to get care for their animals should leave feeling judged or pressured during that process.