While this pet store may be part of a large franchise, the workers within it treat all of their…read morecustomers like they and their pets are important to them. The store carries a wide variety of pet food and accessories and employees there are very knowledgeable about their products. The groomers and vets are always patient with the animals they handle and Bella has been wonderful with one of our staff's rescue dog, Daisy. They also offer obedience training for dogs.

Please be aware of what happens in the back of your store. On Sunday, my dog came in your doors…read morehappy and healthy, came out weak and broken.

Angie is a wonderful trainer and dog lover. We adopted our Lincoln in 2023. Angie brought him…read moreacross the state to us at home and helped us introduce him to our older and territorial dog. She checks in regularly and has been a wonderful support. We've had many rescues over the years and Lincoln is by far the most well adjusted and socialized dog we've ever had. OTC is a model for regional dog training and an excellent group to adopt from and support.

From the owner: Changing the lives of local pets and their owners, one home at a time!…read more We want to be able to provide for the owners and pets that need help with training and/or behavior modification. This will help pets stay in their current homes and help the homeless, abandoned, and/or neglected pets receive their forever homes. Schedule an appointment today! 256-334-0488

Took our precious toy Pekingese in to have her spayed recently. Checked her in at 8:00 am then…read morereceived a call from them saying she was dead around 2:00 pm. When it was explained to someone we had lost her, he said let me guess it was Osborne's.

We wouldn't carry Cookie (our Jack Russell Terrier) anywhere else. We get the best treatment we…read morecould possibly want with the entire team at Osborne Animal Clinic.

I'm thrilled with my puppy! This family has invested a great deal of time and energy into breeding…read morehigh quality pets and helped me prepare to raise him well. I loved receiving the weekly photos of him and his litter mates growing up!

I am so thankful we found Southern Meadows!! We lost our Yorkiepoo, Fritz, last year a few months…read moreshy of his 12th birthday. All of us, especially our 4 year old doodle, Remy, we're devastated. Since, we were unable to find a shelter willing to allow us to adopt a dog that fit into the criteria we require, it was important that we connected with a responsible breeder. I didn't want someone who simply churned out puppies with little to no regard for the momma dog's health. Danielle was available to answer all questions I had about adding one of their puppies to our family. She explained all of the socialization and training they go through before they go home to their new families. The weekly pupdates alone were amazing. I looked forward to seeing pictures and reading about what our little guy and his siblings were doing every week. The amount of information we have been given before, during, and after we picked up our sweet Oliver is something I've never experienced with another breeder. I will happily recommend Southern Meadows to anyone looking to add a puppy to their family! When the time comes to add another, we will definitely go with another Southern Meadows doodle.

The doctors and staff are awesome!!! My baby was badly…read moreinjured a few days ago and everyone worked hard to get him better. I never had to call for status checks or information. The keep me informed through text and phone calls. If I missed their call they would keep trying to ensure I was keep informed. In the past I didn't often get a chance to talk to the vet directly, her I can anytime. They were always very accommodating to my schedule and our needs. I never felt isolated from my pet as I have at other facilities. They treated my baby as if he were their own. It was great to know my baby was in good hands. I can assure you I have been there enough(visiting) to see how they treat other people's pets. It is very comforting when you are the parent. I can't thank the staff and doctors enough for all they do.

I boarded my mother's cat--originally for three days, but it turned into seven unexpectedly. She's…read morenever been boarded before, and she's 12 years old. It was a great experience. We could tell that they knew her very personally, what toys she liked, how she liked to be talked to and touched, and she was in great shape when we picked her up!

We love them, have been using them for about 13 years. However, it's hard to get a hold of someone…read moreon the phone sometimes. They are amazing with our pets and have always been kind and professional with us.

My cat came in with a UTI but she was bright, alert, and responsive with normal eating and…read moredrinking. The first day we left the vet she declined significantly and continued declining until I took her back in. At the recheck I shared the new concerns and she was put on more meds and declined again much worse, eventually passing away. I knew it was a bad idea for many reasons to put her on steroids but I wasn't able to talk to the vet about it because my appointments were so rushed and when I would try to ask questions I would be redirected back to what I was being told instead of having a dialogue about her care. I'm devastated that coming in for a UTI ended this traumatically. The facility was nice and everyone was pleasant. The pricing was fair but it cost her her life. I hope this review encourages a little more time in appointments for pet parents to be able to voice concerns and also more consideration for how meds will affect the overall health and not just the issue. She didn't deserve to die, especially this way.

The price is insane to adopt ($150)an animal that is not a baby. I'd rather wait to find someone…read moregiving kittens away than go back there. I'd suggest you go to the Animal Shelter on Triana Blvd, they are way cheaper and nicer!

I like GHHS! I love that they are a no kill facility! I love their online posts of available…read moreanimals (and they are not limited to dogs and cats, they have at times, ducks, gerbils, rabbits, horses, all Gods' critters!!) I got my previous feline here. The building is older; however, it is well maintained and not dated in terms or architecture. After grieving my previous feline who succumbed to renal failure, I was finally ready for a new furry friend! The greatest aspects of adopting here are the cats and dogs are separate, and there is a "visiting room" [my words, not theirs] where you first select the cats you want to get to know better and then take them to the "visiting room" which is in the same building, just a smaller and more "homey" feeling room, to spend as long as you would like with them. IMO, this is critical to ensure you and the cat or kitten are actually good fits for each other. I spent several 30-45-minute sessions at GHHS doing just this, and when I narrowed my selection to the cat I would rename Dio, I knew he was the cat for me!! The volunteers were friendly and helpful. Those at the checkout area when I returned on Saturday to pick up Dio, were not overly friendly, but who cares? You're only filling out your application, paying the fees, and collecting your new family member. I don't need a welcome wagon, or parade to complete this part. It's nice I got a "kitty kit" which consisted of some cat food, cat treats, and a cat blanket! Also, Dio was neutered and up to date on shots. Thanks, GHHS, for having this nice facility and welcoming those considering adopting a pet who really want to get a good fit and to prevent bringing the animal back due to some personality issues or behavioral issues.