Girls at the front desk are nice but i did take my 16 year old Boston terrier here a few times and…read morethe last time that I picked him up he had a cut on his cheek and no one was able to tell me how it happened. My main worry is who is watching these dogs? And how no one was able to give me a straight answer on why and how my dog got hurt. Poor baby was anxious and scared the whole day. Went back to cancel the doggy day care plan that I had purchased, once again the girls at the front desk were understanding and cooperative but i just wouldn't risk bringing my dog here again.

We recently used Family Pet Retreat for our 3 days 2 night trip out of town. This is the first time…read morewe have left her with anyone else other than family. Doing our research, we went to Pet Suites and found these rooms much more at home rather than keeping our pet in a kennel barking under fluorescent lights. Her room was a good size, well kept and clean. We usually don't keep her with other dogs and they made sure she could stay separated when having the outdoor play time and using the bathroom. Play, feeding, and bathroom were included. Very grateful for the fantastic/attentive staff and reasonable care. We would definitely book again in the near future.

Our fur baby has been going to the Green Bone for over 2 years, and he loves it sooo much! As soon…read moreas we pack up his overnight bag, he starts anxiously whining with excitement. We take him for daycare twice a month when we have housecleaners visiting, and we board him any time we're out of town. He always comes home so tired from playing all day, and sometimes even cries to go back. I love that all the staff know my dog's name whenever we get there - even people I've never met before. One of my favorite parts of the Green Bone service is the connection to Furesh grooming and EaDo Vet clinic. Their partnership really brings all our pet-care needs together with record-sharing, etc. The Green Bone is a really "no frills" spot- there's no paying extra for snuggles or a daily photo... honestly, though, I've tried those other places, and my bb does not have nearly as much fun. Green Bone does occasionally have special events and holiday photo ops (like this Grinch photo), but the most time is spent letting doggos be doggos!

The staff at the Green Bone are great! Our dog has been going to daycare while we are here in…read moreHouston for a few weeks. Couldn't ask for a better place for him to play! 10/10 everyday!

came in without a appointment was very polite and friendly squeezed me and stormie in without any…read moreissues will definitely come back here

PLEASE BEWARE IF YOU LOVE YOUR PET…read more I had an absolutely horrible experience at this grooming salon. From the moment I arrived, things felt off. There was no one at the front, and eventually a man--not in uniform and looking nothing like an employee--walked in and took my dog. It made me extremely uncomfortable. I have a fluffy Maltipoo and I specifically asked for a light trim, nothing major. My appointment was at 11:30 AM, and by 3 PM I hadn't heard anything, so I called. The person on the phone referred to my dog as "the gray dog"--not even by name--and said he'd be ready in 30 minutes. When I finally picked up my dog, I was shocked. They had shaved him down almost completely--the total opposite of what I asked. I was charged $81 for a completely unacceptable groom. To make matters worse, once I got to the car I realized his nails hadn't even been cut. The same random guy said "my bad, I forgot" and took him back. When he returned, my dog's nails still looked untouched--he was scratching and cutting up my car seats. Once home, my dog was visibly depressed. Upon further inspection, I noticed a huge gash near his testicles. They had cut him badly, and I later found multiple small cuts all over him, likely from scissors or clippers. This led to a $500 emergency vet visit. This wasn't just a bad grooming job--this was neglect and animal cruelty. If you truly care about your pet, DO NOT bring them here. I would never want another dog to go through what mine did.

Best doggy day care in Houston! My dog would rather spend time at Super Dog than ANY other…read moreactivity. He LOOOVES it there. If this isn't how your pooch feels about day care, you should call Super Dog. Tell them Max sent you... he's the pup. They love him. Truly.

From the owner: Every Dog is a Super Dog! Brand new facility with state of the art air filtration system,…read moreunderground turf wash down equipment, play area cameras, outdoor commercial fans, indoor and outdoor play yards, trained loving staff, overnight boarding services, monthly package deals for daycare.

Our pups love this place. They are learning how to be groomed and the staff is working with them…read moreon their manners. Love the cuts we have received.

TLDR: Our dog was attacked and they claim that he scratched himself. First photo is a pic from them…read moreand the rest are after the area was shaved for veterinary care. Judge for yourself if the injuries are scratches or bite marks and if a dog is physically able to scratch itself on the inside of its ear. They are very clearly puncture wounds to us and our vet. --------------------------------------- Dropped off our blind dog 11.24.2025 at roughly 3pm. The morning of 11.28.2025 we received a message that his ear had been bleeding and they believed it was from scratching so they provided him with the expected medical care. Afternoon of 11.29.2025 they told us he was "shaking". My wife was able to pick him up early and take him to the emergency vet (Saturday evening and regular vet closed) who shaved and treated the area and gave him antibiotics. We did follow-up with our regular vet and they determined that the injuries were puncture wounds from a dog attack. When we told them Fur Paws said the injuries were from him scratching himself they looked at us like we had just told them 1 + 1 = 3. In spite of the records we provided from the vet showing his treatment history and their diagnosis of "dog bite wounds and vestibular disease" Fur Paws claims he arrived there with some condition that led to him scratching himself (on the inside of his ear too!). He arrived 11.24, they noticed wounds 11.28, and by the afternoon of 11.29 he was shaking so he had a fever. It takes 24-72 hours for infection and then a fever to occur so one can do the math on their claim that he arrived with an ailment already. Then you add in that these are clearly not scratch marks and you see that they're questioning our intelligence with their explanation. Send your dog here at your own risk.

Little lady needed a nail trim, so I figured I'd take her to Unleashed Retreat, since they are just…read moresteps away from where I live. I showed up with no appointment, Nicole at the front desk created a customer profile for us, I dropped her off, and I received a call less than 30' after that saying that Monaco was ready. I was pleasantly surprised to see that they painted her nails, and put a matching bow on her. What a nice touch! Now I will definitely have to try their boarding services next time I leave town. Thank you, Unleashed Retreat!

I walked in and the smell of urine was so overwhelming it was stinging my eyes, the floor was…read morecovered in pee! No dogs were playing, no one was watching them. There was barely any place for the dogs to sit that was dry. No animal should be in that condition, truly horrible.

I found this wonderful place for my dogs when we are taking longer trips! I love the fact that…read morethey're further out from the city and have property for the dogs to be able to wonder like they used to when we lived in the suburbs. My dogs are accustomed to being around, just our family and don't always be friend new people readily. They immediately took to the owner, Brian. Our dogs are on a diet where they have a mixture of dry and wet food that require refrigeration or freezing. That was no problem at all for the owner to accommodate. The fellas looked well cared for when my son picked them up! My son forgot to check for the dogs blankets when he picked them up and Brian kindly drove them down to the city where we live so that the dogs would have them. I will definitely use Hicks Farm again and I highly recommend them!

Zelda, our German shepherd/husky mix, boarded with Brian for nearly two weeks while we were on…read morevacation. Before she went, I'd worked with her on sit, down, take it, leave it, and some spins with decent success. Brian took what she had and built on it, adding heel, come when called, turn, and stay. He returned a noticeably different dog. When we hit some bumps shortly after, he came back out and spent a solid hour with me going over what was actually happening...not just commands and corrections, but why she was behaving the way she was and what she needed from me to feel secure. (Spoiler: she needed me to be more confident and consistent.) He has a way of cutting straight to what matters without overcomplicating it, and more than once he said exactly the right thing at exactly the right moment. What struck me most across both experiences was how much genuine wisdom he brings to his work. He's clearly someone who has learned his craft through deep experience and observation, and it shows in every interaction with the dog and with the owner. On top of all of that, his pricing was incredibly reasonable; boarding and training combined for what many trainers charge for training alone. We felt genuinely taken care of. Kind, patient, perceptive, and exactly what we needed. Highly recommend.

Our family had to travel out of state on Christmas week 2025. We boarded our two dogs here and…read morethey were very well taken care of and seemed happy when I picked them up. Their prices are affordable compared to the other pet boarding places that I checked with. Angela was very kind to give me her number so we can call her upon arriving in the airport and pick up our dogs even after regular hours.

I love that this place is not far from my home . My dog gets service very quickly and he always…read moresmell extremely good once we leave .