You got to love it that you wallow in depths of depression so for months and finally pull yourself…read moreup by the boot straps and finally make appt to go in person none the less and they cancel appt bc all the forms wasn't completed even tho you send them reply saying link doesn't work..

Caitlyn Pabon is literally a life saver!! I was ready to "opt out" when I found Caitlyn. It's…read morebeen a lot of work, but she has helped pull me out of the hole I was in and allowed me space to heal. I wish every veteran could find the therapist match I've found in Caitlyn & Ollie!!!

Claire is clearly a gifted Marriage & Family Therapist who beautifully combines truth, knowledge,…read moreand empathy to guide clients to healing and health!

From the owner: Are you overwhelmed, frustrated, or confused by all that life has thrown at you? Perhaps you have…read moreold wounds or some new ones. Maybe you're doing pretty well but going through a big transition. I would love to come alongside you and help care for you. I believe that there is power in talking through one's struggles, shedding light and giving hope and tools for healing. I work with individuals and couples. If you are interested, I offer unconventional methods such as animal-assisted therapy, walking during sessions, or Skype sessions. I look forward to hearing from you.

Come and unload. Great care and service for everyone ! Serving everyone including military service…read moremembers and their families.

From the owner: Where counseling services is just a conversation.read more

I came across Beautiful Together's website as a local animal rescue when I was looking to adopt a…read moredog. Since I didn't look at it until the day before I wanted to go, I was worried to see that they ask for an online application before visiting in person. However, they were very quick to respond. I filled it out on a Sunday evening, and they called me first thing Monday morning so that I was able to come in that afternoon. They use the information to help your family match with dogs that might be a good fit. We took 2 for a walk, and I fell in love with one of them. We were able to bring him home the same day! They make it easy to get follow up vet care and send your home with food and treats as well.

I have experienced nothing but kindness, compassion and excellent communication. They are truly…read morebeautiful people doing beautiful work!

Kind, thorough and committed to comprehensive care with every consideration- what's best for your…read morefamily knowing that your pet is part of your family and cherished.

3-year rabies vax for adopted TNR male stray cat and bite treatment went well. Dr Robinson agreed…read morethat my holding the boy would be less stressful than enclosing him in the pet bag--he would have felt trapped and angry. examinat went smoothly and he also scanned for a chip. Excellent visit. we have a new veterinaria!

One of the greatest joys of my life was my Mattie Mae. She was a beautiful Great Pyrenees. She came…read moreto us Jan. 2006 and left us Dec. 22, 2016. And here we are at 2026 and I still grieve her loss. Big Fluffy Dog and Jean particularly selected her for my needs. Mattie was perfect, funny, clever and could play deaf in an instant. During this time my Mother died, then Mattie and my Father . I cried the same for all three. Mattie was mine and had my heart. I kept loosely in touch with Jean because Mattie wanted to send a few thank you donations. Should you be considering taking a rescue dog, don't wait. Especially consider using Big Fluffy Dog Rescue because they vet the dogs, the adopters and have safeguards in place to keep everyone happy and safe with the match. They are knowledgeable and special people homing these large babies. It helps to have large heart and a large lap.

I Had to surrender 3 dogs and they were the only rescue that was willing to help me. If it weren't…read morefor them, I would have had to take those babies to a kill shelter which I did not want to do. I highly recommend this rescue!

Having worked at this facility I can tell you that all the dogs that come in for board and train…read moreare not trained by certified trainers. What is more disheartening is the owner who is certified to train isn't there most of the time. So she's allowing the inmates to run the asylum. The group classes are run half assed. One training class I audited the trainer and the clients sat the whole time! How do they think training is happening by sitting! And the trainer was pontificating about nothing and eating the the cheese that was meant for the dogs. There was no education of how dogs learn, how many times you use a dog's name or how many times you issue commands. The poor people are NOT getting their moneys worth. Dog training should be taught by Certified Pet Dog Trainer (CPTD). Unfortunately the owner of this facility has decided money is more important than doing right by the people and their dogs!

I signed my puppy up for Teamworks per the recommendation of a veterinary assistant when I brought…read morein my 10-week old puppy for her first check-up. I wanted an introductory training class that wasn't at PetSmart, so I tried it when Riley was about 16 weeks old. Riley and I did the 7-week Puppy Class (Positive Socialization and Introduction to Basic Manners) with Christie. There were four puppies total in the class, so I loved the attention we each received in our hour. Christie is a great trainer. She is very knowledgable and helped me get a new harness to walk Riley that would allow me to control her more. Of course, she is patient with the pups (and the humans). I wanted to continue bringing Riley to classes there (Puppy Agility, and Canine Good Citizen), but (1) you cannot miss a class and as the summer came, that became hard to schedule, (2) I moved to Durham, so I was no longer close to Capital Blvd., and (3) I started law school. I would recommend Teamworks to anyone. I attribute Riley's good manners and attention skills to her solid base training. I also gained confidence by training her, which was good!

This is a wonderful place to go. Very comfortable and the staff are great…read more They even have refreshments in the lobby.

From the owner: We offer a relaxed environment with drug screens, group therapy. Individual therapy, therapy for…read morechildren, substance abuse services, massage therapy, service animal letters, employee assistance programs, alcohol screening, marriage counseling. Everyone welcome!

This is the second time I had to take my cat to the ER here for a blockage…read more The wait was long but everyone was very nice. Dr. Oldston took care of my kitty and was very caring and understanding. She explained his treatment plan and medications very thoroughly. I would recommend this place for your pet. Just be aware that there might be a wait for ER services. I do trust that your pet will get the quality care that it deserves.

Zero Compassion. Zero Competence. Zero Accountability…read more Quartet failed to recognize a post-operative emergency, prescribed a conter-productive treatment and forced a 2-day delay that allowed resistant infection to take hold, resulting in limb loss in 18 month old cat. I took my cat for a revision tarsal reconstruction surgery on Sept 2, 2026. The surgeon, Dr. Duffy, was aware of a potential ongoing infection, and noted a degradation in bone quality and visible discoloration around the initial orthopedic implant site. Despite clear warning signs, and elevated risk factors (recent and multiple courses of clavamox) he kept my cat on the same antibiotic she was on after the prior failed surgery (clavamox), instead of upgrading to a more powerful/broader spectrum antibiotic such as doxycyline or marbofloxacin. My understanding is that marbofloxacin is commonly used as a postoperative prophylactic in felines as I had another cat prescribed this proactively after abdominal surgery. I still have no idea why Dr. Duffy didn't prescribe marbofloxacin or doxycyline since he was clearly aware of an elevated infection risk. Dr. Duffy neglected her high risk history. I was instructed to keep my cat crated and her bandage changed once every 7 to 10 days. About 4 days after surgery, my cat stopped eating. I reached out to Quartet and was brushed off by the front desk, assuring me that my cat probably just needed an increased dose of pain medicine. Nobody looked at my cat's chart which indicated a likelihood of infection risk. When I called back to speak with an actual vet and not a front desk staff, I was told to "listen to your voicemail". The Quartet office advised masking symptoms without examining the surgical site. The Quartet office failed to triage anorexia for a post-operative cat. Delaying care for multiple days is an unacceptable timeline for an anorexic cat. On Sept 10, after having my cat's bandage changed by the local vet who was deeply concerned about the condition of the surgical site, and indeed entire leg, I immediately drove to Quartet to have Dr. Brinkley evaluate my cat's situation. Dr. Brinkley offered to perform amputation that night (prior to establishing my cat's systemic stability, blood loss capabilities given her anemic state, etc.) and offered no plan for recovery care over the weekend (which she would likely need) I declined this haphazard "shoot from the hip" amputation option. On Sept 11, I took my cat back from Quartet and met with the hospital manager, Kathleen Moran. I explained why I lost confidence in the Quartet group - from neglecting my cat's high risk history, masking symptoms that should have been examined, and failure to triage anorexia. Each time, I was met with the most pathetic excuse for an apology (and mantra of someone who truly does not care in the slightest...) "I'm sorry you feel that way". No effort was made to provide compensatory care or resolve my concerns, except that Ms. Moran stated the employee who told me to "listen to my voicemail" would be written up. Well, I'm sorry to say that will not save my cat's leg from amputation or pay for the additional surgical costs. Any competent veterinary clinic knows that a post-op cat refusing to eat requires immediate evaluation. Especially given her high risk history of repeated antibiotic use. Receiving culture results 8 days after surgery, when typical culture times are 2 to 4 days is a major failure in diagnostic evaluation. I can't urge you to avoid Quartet enough based on my experience with the hospital manager alone. Her patronizing and petulant behavior reassured me of my decision to never consider Quartet and write this review to warn others of the experience I had. Ultimately, I took my cat to VEG who were absolutely awesome. VEG then referred me to NC State and was able to get my cat seen that evening. After speaking with the vet at NC State, it became clear the shoot from the hip amputation approach Dr. Brinkley suggested was highly inappropriate due to my cat's anemia, low red cell count, and other systemic instabilities from acute resistant infection and refusal of food. Ultimately, my cat lost her limb due to the negligence, incompetence, and failure of diagnostic judgement of Quartet surgeons and clerical office staff.