Breezy pet care took such great care of my cat while my husband and I were on our honeymoon - I got…read morephotos and detailed updates and the communications were unmatched. This gave me comfort I've not had when leaving him previously. I will be using them as long as they exist and will recommend to anyone who will listen! Thank you again Bree!!

We've been using Bree's service for years and love it. We get daily photos of our kitties while we…read moreare gone. She and Helen play with them, scoop litter boxes and feed and water them of course. Plus she brings in the mail and the trash can.

This is Rick. These guys were terrific with our pup Findlay. Very thorough and kind!read more

My cat had a heart murmur. A previous vet years ago told us that she would never be able to…read moreundergo dental work or anesthesia due to the heart murmur. Fast forward to 6 weeks ago. I brought my 12 year old cat in for a routine visit. Dr. Barnes told me she needed dental extractions. I told her what the previous vet had told me. Another vet at the LFAH told me the same thing 3 years ago. Dr. Barnes assured me that she could perform a dental cleaning and extractions on my cat without first having a cardio vet examine her. She assured me that she would closely monitor my cat at all times during the procedure. I thought Dr Barnes had a good reputation so I felt I could trust her, although I have seen different vets at this practice over the years. They asked me to bring my cat in at 8:00 in the morning. Unbeknownst to me, her procedure would not start until after 1 PM. She had to sit in that cage for5 hours stressed out. I was not told this beforehand, and only found out when I called for an update hours after I brought her in. She was in distress after they put her under, and had to stop the procedure. Her lungs filled up with fluid and her oxygen level dropped. After the failed procedure some very disturbing things happened: Dr. Barnes told me AFTER the failed procedure that I should take my cat in for a cardio evaluation to a vet cardiologist. (I did make an appt the next day but could not get in for a month) They had mis recorded her weight by 2.2 pounds over and gave her medication based on the wrong weight. On a cat, this is a big deal. The front desk staff insisted she was 15,2 pounds although 8 days earlier and months prior she was 13 lbs. That same day I weighed her at home and she was 13 lbs. They did not correct her chart even after I emailed them about the discrepancy. They sent me home with a prescription that was labeled to have 30 pills in it, yet there was only 15. They sent me home with an antibiotic that should have been 75 mgs based on the procedure notes, yet the bottle said 100 mgs. I purchased pill pockets from them in the lobby and was charged 16.50 for a package that would cost 5.95 at most at the store. Talk about price gouging! My cat was still not feeling well a few weeks after the failed procedure. Poor appetite, isolating. I called LFAH and they prescribed some pain medication, Gabapentin. Four days later, I found my cat paralyzed, lying on the bathroom floor, crying out in pain. I called LFAH. They were too busy to see her and I took her to Boulder to an ER Vet. She had saddle thrombosis, blood clots in her heart that had spread to her legs and back. I had to euthanize my little girl. It was the most traumatic thing to see her in such severe pain and not being able to move. I do not know if the failed procedure brought on the thrombosis. Or if the mis recording of her weight and dosage of meds used based on the wrong weight had anything to do with it. I do know that surgery can create and throw blood clots in both humans and animals. Had i brought her in to a vet cardiologist before this botched procedure, I am sure I would have been advised not to go forward with it and she could have been put on heart medication. Silly me for trusting Dr. Barnes. What I do know is this clinic engages in sloppy record keeping that may affect the life and health of your pet. They also price gouge. They also seem to be more concerned with revenue and volume rather than doing the best thing for your pet. I have brought several pets to LFAH over the years. This practice has gone WAAAY down hill recently. They charge premium fees yet you are not getting premium care. Not even close. If your pet is healthy and going in for routine visits, then all is well. If your pet has any underlying conditions, BEWARE. Also, check EVERYTHING this clinic documents about your pets vitals and medication to ensure it is correct. DO NOT TAKE THEM AT THEIR WORD. The staff is obviously lacking in attention to detail. I spent $1200 to have my cats teeth polished and go into severe health decline. $300 to have her euthanized. I was reimbursed $55 for the pill pockets and for the pills I did not receive yet paid for. Had Dr. Barnes told me to take my cat to the cardio vet before considering this failed procedure, my cat would most likely be here today, sitting on my lap and purring. I will get another pet, but will never ever step foot in LFAH again. I do not recommend this practice. I would give 0 stars if I could.

My pup loves being here, I trust them and he's always happy going and coming. He has always come…read morehome worn out with happiness. When I first had him, I brought him to a different day care. When he started refusing to get out of the car, I started looking for somewhere else. He now LEAPS out of the car to get to the wonderful loving staff. I've used them for longer boarding as well, and when I pick him he's healthy and happy. Can't be more grateful, life would be harder without Cottonwood.

I don't know what we would do without Cottonwood Kennels. We have had 3 dogs over the years and…read morethey have all gone to Cottonwood for daycare and boarding. Our first dog had extreme anxiety and Shannon worked with her one on one. The two dogs we have now love going. I cannot say enough about the staff and the owners. We know our pups are well taken care of. We were out of the country when one of our pups got sick and Cottonwood took him to our vet. By the time we returned he was fine because of their care. Ollie and Lucky give them 5 stars.

Tosha was our pet sitter for our then 1 yr blue heeler girl named Ella. Tosha has such a great…read morepresence about her and you can tell off the bat how much she loves and understands dogs. Ella just loved her and it was sad when we moved out of the area and could no longer work with Tosha. however, years later whenever Ella would spy Tosha yards away at the Superior dog park, she would immediately make a run for her and deliver lots of kisses. That's saying something in my book!

We feel so grateful to have had Tosha's pet services for the past 9 years. She is organized,…read morereliable and truly loves working with animals. We never worry when leaving town and always know that they are in good hands! Thank you Tosha for loving our boys as much as we do.

I brought my sweet Bailey in for her very first bath, and she was definitely anxious and a little…read morescared. The staff went above and beyond to make her feel safe and comfortable. They were patient, gentle, and took extra time to help her relax throughout the process. At pickup, they shared helpful tips on how I can make future grooming visits easier for her, which I really appreciated. Jolie truly stood out--she was even sitting nearby eating her lunch so Bailey wouldn't feel alone. That level of care meant so much. We're so grateful for such a kind and attentive team. I completely to recommend them!

My Pomeranian had a nail trim at this location. We got home and his nail was bleeding, he was…read moregroaning and licking. I do NOT recommend entrusting your dog to this groomer.

I've known Jordan, the owner, for many years. Her dedication to caring for pets,as well her passion…read morefor sharing her knowledge and professional experience about pet health and ownership, is just extraordinary. She is truly doing what she loves, and it shows in the way that she conducts her business. Pet Sitters International even voted her as Pet Sitter of the Year in 2011! Leaving your pets in Dogma Catma's care will ensure that they are loved and cared for. I trust her completely to be in my home and care for my home and my critters while I am away. You will be pleased with the caring and conscientious services that she is able to provide

We had a terrific experience with Dogma Catma pet sitting! We had to go out of town last minute for…read moreabout 5 days, and the owner Jordan was able to accommodate us on short notice. Specifically, we needed overnight sitting for our two dogs and two cats (well, really, only one dog -- a puppy -- needed the hands on care). We loved meeting both Jordan and Jill, the actual sitter. They have great credentials, both were great with animals, and both were very responsive and communicative. In particular, Jill left us detailed notes and was easy to communicate via text. When we got home, all of our pets were in great shape (as was our house). We definitely plan on using the again, highly recommend!

They did not give warning to cancel. They only gave me 30 minutes to cancel and I didn't appreciate…read moreit. They should've let me know 24 hour notice. I did not appreciate it so I probably might not be back. I hope I can come back, but I don't know. I'm thinking about it. I'm trying a new groomer in casebecause we did not appreciate what Dogtopia did to my dog. Did not give any warning to cancel. my dog was excited to go and then they canceled less than 30 minutes. Thank you.

After being gone for a year, we are very happy to be back with you guys! It's like we never left…read more.. Koa is always well taken care of by your staff. Jordan and Megan are simply amazing! They always make us feel wanted and loved. Your entire staff is always kind and positive. Ana is a caring and engaged owner dedicated to her clients. I travel often to help take care of my Dad so it is reassuring to know that I can leave Koa with you. It's a big relief. Thank you for everything!

I have used Training Wheels for both in-home and on-site training as well as boarding of my one…read moreyear old Italian Greyhound Lemon. She was a rehome situation and had been trained to use a liter box in her crate. Meghan from Training Wheels helped me train Lemon to go outside and to LOVE her crate as a safe place and not soil it. Additionally, she helped me train Lemon to be totally focused on me, even with distractions. She sits when asked, she looks to me for approval and consent, and comes when called, no matter what. She is the goodest girl now - not that she wasn't before - she is just so much better now. All of this training was done with a lot of knowledge and a lot of love from Training Wheels. I also use Training Wheels for boarding Lemon. She gets so much positive attention and interaction. I was a bit hesitant at first because there are a lot of big dogs, but the times that I have boarded her, there have been dogs her size to play with and the bigger dogs play in a different area. For sleeping, she gets her own area (with door) with plenty of space for her bed and toys and then an area for going potty, should she need to in the night (Italian Greyhounds have hamster bladders, haha). The building where she sleeps and takes naps is temperature controlled and she is surrounded by other dogs in their areas, so is never alone. There are multiple outside play areas - and they designate which areas are for which size dog, and the dogs are always supervised. Training Wheels staff are always with the dogs and interacting with the dogs. They send pics of my happy dog playing outside and running and having just the best time. I feel that my tiny dog Lemon is very safe and happy there. I can't recommend Training Wheels enough for both training and boarding. Lemon is SO well taken care of and loved.

We cannot thank the team at Training Wheels enough! Oscar, our mini dachshund, has struggled with…read morereactivity around dogs and people. Training Wheels has slowly introduced him to being comfortable and having fun in a small group of dogs. Their skilled trainers have been amazing at showing him all of the positive praise while he is learning. Yesterday I was able to take Oscar (with little sis Olive in tow!) to the dog park for the first time and he had a blast. Training Wheels gave both Oscar and I the confidence to try without fear knowing we had the tools to make it fun and how to realize if it was not. Yay for Oscar and yay for the team at Training Wheels!

K9cation has been a game-changer for us and our pup, Sadie! We've been regulars for both daycare…read moreand boarding, and I can't say enough good things about the care and attention she receives. The best part? She gets to play all day! Unlike other places where dogs are crated for long periods, K9cation ensures they get plenty of exercise, socialization, and fun throughout the day. Sadie absolutely loves it here--she comes home happy and tired (the best kind of tired!), which tells me she's had an amazing time. Whether it's daycare or an overnight stay, I know she's in the best hands with their caring and professional staff. We wouldn't trust anyone else with Sadie, and we're so grateful to have found a place that treats her like family. If you're looking for a place where your pup can play all day and be loved just as much as at home, K9cation is the one! Would highly recommend to any dog parent!

From the owner: K9cation our dog's favorite place to play & stay. Boarding, Daycare, Training, Grooming, Pool, Dog…read moreSports. Offering two ranch style locations offering luxury, boutique style boarding with vacation amenities, all day play, 30 min or less from DIA. All day play, luxury glass suites, professional staff, trainers, pool included, low per cal day rates.

Great neighborhood pet store. I haven't done grooming here, so can't comment…read more Large selection of food, toys, treats.

I went in to use the self dog wash. At first there was no one at the front desk, but someone came…read moreout after a few minutes and told me just wait a second for her to get one ready for me. My dog has a lot of anxiety in new places because he was a rescue who was abused before I got him. He started whining after we had been waiting about five minutes and darting around the room pulling me nervously. I looked back in the dog wash and there was no one using it.. I asked an employee how much longer it would be before we would be allowed to use it and she said probably about 20 minutes, so we and left. No one seemed to notice my dog was anxiously whining. I'm not sure why we weren't welcomed to use the dog wash since there was no one back there.