My wife and I boarded our 1 dog and 3 cats as well as my wife's parents boarded their dog recently…read morefor the first time. We have never had any issues at any boarding place but when we picked up our animals our dog had diarrhea in the parking lot and proceeded to have it for a week. Our cats have all been sick and sneezing and coughing and having diarrhea as well. My father in laws dog has kennel cough now and had diarrhea as well. When I called to inquire they brushed it off as anxiety and stress which we have never had an issues with before. We asked if there was anything else and they told us they board strays there as well and could not guarantee that diseases wouldn't spread due to this which was NEVER disclosed to us at any point or my wife's parents in the months leading up to us boarding or at any point during any of our communication. The vet my wife's parents took their dog to told them to not ever use this place again due to all of this and the high risk of disease spreading.

I highly recommend Comfort Hill Kennel. They were so good with my dog. Answered when I emailed,…read moreabout how she was doing. Very nice people.

Yeah, no. Thought this place would be convenient due to the…read morefact I had moved back to the Middlebury area. Didn't like the look & feel of the interior, gave out a whole juvenile detention center vibe to it, lay out was so odd. Cold and outdated and just did not feel welcoming AT ALL. Vet we saw was ok but the vet tech acted like she was new and didn't give me confidence how she handled our small dog. As she was frightened of her? And canned cheese for treat...really? Walked in for a nail trim (2nd time in), and tech wanted to just take my dog out back to do it; mind you my dog is super nervous if I'm not with her. I asked if i can come so to calm her. They wouldn't allow (that's fine, not all places are to allow that), but what I'd found off putting was that my dog wasn't going anywhere with a stranger and that was enough for her to suggest a sedative....to cut her nails! Wow, ok, I had never heard of something so extreme just to cut a dog's nails. I passed on that. Her reason: "don't want to traumatized." So she couldn't suggest a less drastic alternative than sedation? Uh, yeah, every dog that walks into a vet is already scared, one can't get passed that. It's why some let their pet owners in with them, or (as I had suggested): can you just do it while she's on my lap? Even groomers do this mind you. Yeah I don't feel a dog needs to be sedated for this. Now I take her to the Bristol vet place. Warmer office vibe and feel and more detailed information for my dog's needs, etc.

Charlie is no stranger to MAH and our experience with MAH is consistently positive. Everyone is…read morevery welcoming and all smiles, the staff go out of their way to make sure your pet is taken care of and the doctors take time to listen to your concert and do not rush you out. Recently, my dog Charlie had a dental cleaning and had 8 teeth pulled and I can't express enough how well they took care of him, from pre-procedure to discharge. I had the pleasure of working with Dr. Doran and it was honestly the best experience I've had in regards to my pet's care. Thank you so much, MAH for the wonderful experience! Highly recommend them for your pet's oral and wellness care!

We traveled to my daughter's wedding, and the first night, my Dutch Shepard became injured. Dr…read more Goldwasser saw us the very next morning, even though we were not an established patient. He confirmed my suspicion of a torn ACL. He kept the poor pup comfortable and reviewed our options. He was personable, knowledgeable, and down to earth, and very kind. If West Virginia wasn't 800 miles away, we would absolutely come back to him! He and all the wonderful staff are gems of the Adirondacks!!

I am being denied tick medicine because the want to make a few extra bucks on a vet appointment…read morethat is unnecessary. I just had one less the 12 months ago but they want a new one that'll cost me over $200 just for them to say he's fine and allow any company to sell it too me. Very unprofessional only in it for money.

Great doggie daycare for us when we're skiing Sugarbush. We've come for many years and will…read morecontinue this.

We like this place…read more We've been clients for almost two decades, starting with our first-born, J, a shiba inu. We now come with our lab / German shepherd mix, A, who is something of a social butterfly. J was an introvert who liked socialization, but also needed his me time. He semi-enjoyed his days at Lucky Dog while we skied, but didn't love it. Our little girl, A, on the other hand, seems to really enjoy Lucky Dog and eagerly goes in, in the mornings. There is some beautiful mayhem going on. I love how much freedom visiting dogs have to interact and socialize. They have a reasonably large outdoor area for those who wish to go out. At one recent pickup, I saw that two little ones with thin fur, who seemed to prefer to be indoors, were allowed to stay in, while rambunctious, larger pups (with more winter fur) charged outside. It's great that care is personalized, that the pups can choose for themselves. By the way, pickups are fun and crazy. Give Laure and Duke a heads up that you're coming by if you have an internet / phone signal. Otherwise, you might find yourself walking into a 15 dog party where ALL of them think you're the most interesting human ever and jump all over you at the same time. I sort of love it! But you have a better chance of getting the news of the day from Duke and Laure when it's less chaotic. p.s. I'm just now reading the prior review about a lost/escaped dog. Our pups weren't / aren't big escape artists, I guess. They've always been able to free range in our private woods and unfenced yard in CT. But when he wished to do so, J was insanely smart and could open gates / doors or dig under fences. A can jump improbably high fences. (She tends to draw a rapt audience in Central Park whenever she exhibits this skill.) Either Lucky Dog's enclosures are now (circa 2024) effective or our pups chose / choose to be there. Either way, it works for us.

Roy has been my cat/dog veterinarian for the past 25 years. Love his compassion, knowledge and…read morebedside manner. He is simply the BEST!

unparalleled. Dr Haddon is extremely competent, compassionate,…read moreand accessible. So grateful he's in VT.

Vermont adventure dogs is the best! We dropped Grizzly off while we skied for the day and we got…read morehim back nice and tired. The next day he couldnt wait to go back and jumped right into the Adventure Mobile (and he HATES cars). We have a stubborn, 100lb great pyrenees and they were able to have him off leash, which we can barely do, so they know what theyre doing! We'll never use anyone else, they are the best! Also we had a 2 wheel drive and they were nice enough to find a spot for drop off that didnt involve hills. Truly the kindest!

The best! Would not leave my dog with anyone else whether I'm skiing or hiking in MRV. Great…read moreservice and my dog loves her!

We were staying nearby in Bridport and took our puppy to the Middlebury dog park, where she got a…read morebit dirty. Being a fluffy chow chow, we wanted to avoid giving her a full bath & dry while on vacation, so I stopped in here to get some waterless shampoo. There was only one option, and one bottle left, so I had to take the plunge. Typically, a similar product costs anywhere from $4-8, but it was $13.50 at Agway, which was really disappointing. I thought about getting a bag of treats too, but the tiny bags were $8 and up. They have a huge storefront, and customer service was friendly, but I just can't get past the prices.

My new discovery on this trip to VT. I love this place!…read more From what I could tell, it's a pet and nursery combo-store that you wouldn't find in a city. My 10 lbs. dog's life jacket broke and I was lucky enough to locate a replacement at Agway. I called and Mary was so patient and helpful. It was the 3rd store I had tried and was thrilled when she told me that they had a couple in stock. Drs. Fosters was going to take a week to get the replacement to us. I don't live here so it meant my dog being able to do water sports during our stay. Their prices were very reasonable too. Both Mary and the 2nd sales lady were kind to my paws child by asking first before giving him treats. [If you have a paws child - I'm sure you'll appreciate this] Agway had the largest selection of rubber boots at fabulous prices and gardening tools that were tempting.

Our dog ate something bad and got sick. They got me in right away and reassured me all was ok…read moreafter a thorough exam and assessment. We have decided to change to this vet for all our dogs needs.