"Mary Puppins!" A perfectly fitting name for the magical…read moreway my older, previously unsocialized ladies quickly became part of the pack! This place is spacious, safe, and so thoughtfully equipped--with a deck ramp, pool, and everything they needed to feel at home. The frequent photo updates were incredibly reassuring. There's no doubt they loved it--and we did too!

From the owner: "Need drop-ins, daycare or boarding for your furry friend? Sign them up to hang out with Mary…read morePuppins and her practically pawfect Nanny while you are away."

Tailwaggers is the only place we can take our dog. He absolutely loves it there and we know he is…read morein the best hands. We have taken him there since he was a puppy and they love him like we love him.

Great place to bring the dogs. Got their nails clipped also. Best job anyone has done. They were…read morevery happy to go back .

I genuinely cannot recommend Anderson Township Family Pet Center enough! Whether you're in need of…read morevet recommended dog food, affordable + safe doggy daycare, grooming needs, puppy training, or simply in need of toys or treats for your dog or cat, ATFPC is the spot. The staff at ATFPC is always very welcoming, and helpful, and my dog is always excited to be there. For anyone considering doggy daycare, my dog ALWAYS comes home from ARFPC exhausted since he's been playing all day long (they play from the time your dog arrives until 4pm) and I know they take the necessary steps to ensure all of the dog's safety. Go check out ATFPC, I promise you won't be disappointed and your pet will thank you!!

What a cool place! I would've never known this was here if I hadn't stopped by next door at ATP for…read moreCincy Wing Week. This center is HUGE! There is ample parking out front or on the side of the building. They are currently offering curbside if you'd like to stay in your car. I'm not sure anyone here would know what I'm talking about, but walking in instantly reminded me of the Agway stores in the Northeast. There is so much here. Having frequented many pet stores over the years, if this was closer to my house it would be a go -to. The inside isn't fancy, its no frills, but the staff is so nice and knowledgeable, the selection is great, and the prices are good too! Right when you walk in there is an aisle full of pet lover stuff for the owners, including shirts, posters and keychains. They have a huge selection of high quality dog foods, and even bigger selection of dog treats, tons of toys (including some unique that I've never seen), beds, leashes and more. They offer boarding, daycare, and training classes in an area behind the retail store. While I was there several people were picking up their pets. There is even some farm type items like local honey and jams. Support local and check this place out!

Toby usually stays here for 14 days once or twice a year. He is not anxious when we drop him off…read moreand is happy to see us when we pick him up. The change in ownership has not diminished the quality of his care. The staff truly loves animals and spend time with their guests during their stay . We love the new Boarding Report Card. I highly recommend this business.

Since they were bought out their care went in the toilet!!! Use to be great place but pricing…read morefluctuation poor care. Picked up our dog he was very timid like he was scared got hi home he went in kennel and didn't want to come out he also couldn't bark sent a message and asked if something happened no reply but when the holiday rolled around they sent email said they had openings for boarding thanks but no way! Won't make that mistake again!

My chihuahua of 15 years was dying but the staff was unable to fit her into their schedule. This…read moreis not a compassionate vet do not depend on them to actually care about the welfare of your beloved pet!!!

I usually don't write rant reviews. We had gone here for 12 years and spent a lot of money on 2…read moredogs. When we had to euthanize our beloved dog last September, a vet we'd never seen and a tech came in. No empathy whatsoever. I wasn't prepared for the howl of pain when they gave him the first injection, he had never let out a howl like that in his life. . That guilt has stayed with us to this day, it was needless. When our other dog was put to sleep with another vet they gave him an oral dose to put him in a deep sleep before injecting him and it was very peaceful. This still haunts us, he was such a good dog and part of our family. I thought it would be peaceful. For him. He didn't deserve pain as his last moment.

Hi! Me again, coming back to let prospective customers know Bradley Allison (the marketing director…read morefor PetSuites Eastgate) is writing reviews (strategically the same time I posted my original review) conflicting with our original claims. I'll attach new screenshots below where you can clearly see his name, as well as an updated picture of the employee, who STILL works there even after she physically abused our dog and shoved her off of a play structure onto her back. We were told she was "having a bad day and felt bad" but still works there (screenshot provided by a mutual who USED to attend and noticed the similar stature. Pet suites also reported my original Google and yelp Review and requested to have it taken down. Seriously, think about using their services before proceeding as they clearly are having internal reviews written by the director. Gross behavior! Purple shirt is a screenshot day of abuse, grey shirt is this June. ORIGINAL REVIEW of our for being abused : An employee shoved our dog forcefully off of the top of a play enclosure, causing her to fall back in an awkward position and limp away. This was done with excessive force. We happened to see it on the live webcam and immediately picked our dog up and brought it to the managers attention, they refused to let us see the footage. We received one voicemail saying this was not their standard of care and this was used as a "training experience", and a very condescending phone call from the general manager the next day. After I said we would not be returning with our dog she said "I'm not really sure what you want from this conversation then", I (an adult) was scolded by the manager on duty for calling another location in an attempt to get in contact with a corporate line and asked "why I felt the need to inform another uninvolved party". All the other workers besides the managers and person who shoved out dog (who we never met but saw her name listed in the lobby) were always lovely but BOTH of the general managers, dodged calls from my husband and I and were extremely rude. We will not be returning and I recommend you don't either since in our experience they did not vet or pay attention to cameras where people are using excessive force with dogs. - after speaking with NVA their parent company, they further confirmed the employee was not fired the same day but was reprimanded and given a chance to come back and complete mandatory training. They explained extra steps were taken to correct this.

0/5 for today's incident; 5/5 every visit before today We…read morehave a 7-month-old Golden Retriever who loves other dogs and playing. We signed up for the $99, 30-day introductory membership around the 7th of last month to try more consistent visits before committing to a monthly plan. Up until today, our experiences were great, and we were planning to continue. Unfortunately, an incident during group play today -- and how it was handled -- has completely eroded our trust. About 30 minutes after drop-off, I received a call while at work. I couldn't answer, but seeing the missed call concerned me. The voicemail said our dog was scratched and bleeding but "fine," and that staff were cleaning the wound. I immediately contacted my partner, who called PetSuites for more information. The manager told him she wasn't sure if it was a scratch or a bite, only that she was cleaning a bleeding wound. She mentioned the staff in the playroom didn't witness the incident and that both sides of our dog's ear were injured, though there were "no punctures." When my partner questioned how that could be from a simple scratch, the manager agreed to review camera footage but still asked if our dog could return to group play -- which he understandably declined. My partner left work early to pick up our dog. Upon arrival, front desk staff brushed it off as typical "roughhousing and nipping." The manager then claimed footage confirmed it was just a scratch a few minutes into playtime, but refused to show the footage. My partner immediately took our dog to the vet, who said the injury did not look like a scratch at all -- more likely something he got caught on, given that both sides of the ear were damaged. The vet requested information about any other involved dogs (for vaccination verification), but PetSuites refused to share anything, citing "policy." I followed up via text, asking them to at least provide the information directly to our vet, including our vet's contact details. I received no further response, and our vet never heard from them. We understand that accidents can happen in group play. What's unacceptable is the way this was handled -- delayed communication, inconsistent explanations, lack of transparency, refusal to provide information, and a dismissive attitude toward a clearly concerning injury. We're grateful our dog will be okay, but this experience has completely shaken our confidence in PetSuites. We won't be returning, and we can't recommend this facility for pet parents who value honesty, accountability, and clear communication when something goes wrong.

Since we are pretty picky about who we leave my baby with, Kennel Resorts is absolutely the only…read moreplace I will kennel my puppy.

I have taken my three dogs here for bourding, I like to…read morekeep them in the same kennel, so I always request the chalet ! They have a fenced wooded area with trails and shade trees.

Rustic and basic, but cheap. Discuss cleanliness of facility beforehand…read morePleasant owners

When we picked up our dog he was filthy. Needed a vet visit for an infection from bacteria on his…read moretoe and a visit to a groomer who had to shave him in places where his coat was matted. He smelled of urine and needed 4 baths to get rid of the smell. Borderline abuse.