Love the compassion Justin has for all furbabies and his professionalism. I have never been…read moredisappointed with his service. Highly recommend.

From the owner: Hello, my name is Justin. Im the owner of Justin’s Pet Grooming. I believe that the relationship…read morebetween your pets and their groomer is a personal one! That’s why here at Justin’s Pet Grooming I offer a one on one personal grooming experience for your pet. We use the highest quality products for their grooming needs! I have 10+ years experience in this field and love the reward of taking care of your fur babies!

After our dog went missing for eleven hours we found him under a pine tree. After throwing up the…read morewhole night before he was extremely dehydrated. He had an effected pancreas. His kidneys were not functioning and he could hardly hold his head up. After a week at Wellsboro pet center he came home chasing his ball again. Love and attention that he got was perfect. V

We took our 7-year-old Pomeranian Chihuahua mix to Wellsboro pet complex for a routine teeth…read morecleaning. He died within two days of the procedure. We had given them copies of previous medical records in advance and asked them to call his previous care givers as he had Squamous Cell carcinoma on his ear tips in 2015 and they had been surgically removed. He had Pericardial Effusion I 2016 and that had been drained. We thought we were being careful due to his previous medical issues and requested the pre-anesthesia blood work. His dental was completed within 1.5 hours of us dropping him off and we thought that was a record. We moved here from Virginia and there a dental took about a half of a day. When we got there, we were informed that he was anemic and had no countable platelets. They indicated they wanted to keep him overnight for observation. We agreed. We picked him up Saturday June 3, 2017. We arrived around 2:30 PM and had to wait for a vet to get there. We were told that the anemia and low platelet count could be due to an infection or an auto immune disease. We were told to keep him quiet and restrict and activity. We took him back to the hotel where we were staying at the time, in Corning, NY. He ate normally that night and went to the bathroom. He laid on the bed and rested quietly all night. I took him out to the bathroom around 7:00 AM and he appeared to be OK. I went to get items for breakfast and while I was on the road back to the room, my wife called and said he could not stand and appeared to be deteriorating. We called the vet and were told to bring him to the office, a 50-minute trip. When we got there, he had a seizure. The Dr Shaw, who had done the dental, was there to release another animal and we spoke to her. At my wife's prompting she agreed to give him something to help with the seizures and informed us that they could do nothing else to stabilize him and that we should go to the animal hospital at Cornell University in Ithaca, NY. She indicated that there was a good possibility that he would die on the way. We left immediately and drove there. He was a full-blown seizure by the time we got there and they started working to stabilize him and prepare for a transfusion of platelets. There just was not enough time at this point and he died before they could start the transfusion. Blood platelets are stored frozen and must be thawed to be used. This process took longer than he had left. We subsequently found out that they had anesthetized him and started the dental procedure before the results of the blood test came back and they had not contacted the other vets as we asked, but they had not even looked at the records we dropped off over a week before. We also found out that they had contacted specialists post dental and knew that it was probably IMTP on Friday. We were only told about this at Cornell University on Sunday June 4, 2017. Had Wellsboro pet complex looked at his records and waited for the blood work to come back they would have known there was cause for alarm. They should have called us about the results, not done the dental, they should have told us about the suspected IMTP and sent us to Cornell on Friday June 2, 2017. When we called on Sunday June 4, 2017 they should have sent us to Cornell immediately rather than have us drive to their location and waste over two hours. Dr Shaw appeared uncaring to us and has never apologized or offered condolences. Dr Kreiger has refunded the cost of the dental procedure and helped with the bill from Cornell as well as apologized and sent his condolences. We think it would go a long way to prevent this type of tragedy if they would create a check list where they record every step of the normal process with a section where they would inform the owners of the patient of any abnormalities before starting a procedure. After all, the blood test is advertised as a pre-anesthesia blood test. This indicates that no only should the blood be drawn but the results should be evaluated before the anesthesia is started.

Kim and her staff are very friendly and professional. Having just moved to the Twin Tiers I was…read morevery very disappointed to find that many of the local dog groomers had gone out of business or were not taking new customers. I was looking at having to take my dog over 60 miles 1 way to have her professionally groomed. Not a very happy prospect. Found Kim's business on Yelp and hoped that she would take my dog. 3 weeks later I dropped Anna off. Met Kim and her staff. Very very pleased. 2.5 hrs later I got the call that my dog was ready to be picked up. Got a lot accomplished during that time. My dog was looking good, nails trimmed, shampooed and ready to rock! The price was very fair for the high quality of service. Recommend Kim's business very highly.

Wonderful people with great hearts for dogs and tremendous skills. I know when I take my dog to…read moreKim Barber's Dog Grooming she will come home looking marvelous and will be well cared for while she is there. Can't ask for any more than that!!!!

Based on the fact that you cant even get an appt. Must be good cause they wont take no new clients…read more Oh well maybe another groomer will pop up in the area.

They do a very good job and are loving and caring with your animals moved by from Texas and needed…read morea private groomer for my mini Schnauzer and could not find one because no one was taking on new clients and l found Brad prance dog grooming he owns on yelp app. And I recommend them to anyone who would ask me about a groomer .They are great and know their stuff when it comes to grooming and caring for your animals. Lisa kluchonic

The best groomer we've had...Brad is the most caring animal lover I've ever met!! He takes his time…read morewith my little puppies and they don't mind going!!!

I have adopted 3 dogs and 2 cats from ACS over the years and they are So great. They pull animals…read morefrom all kinds of situations which I think is just awesome (hoarding, abuse/ neglect, surrenders, transfers from other shelters, and even big transports from underserved areas across the US!) They take such good care of their animal populations and they're great about educating new adopters! For anyone who might question their adoption costs, remember that theyre adopting out animals that have had full veterinary care (vaccines, medications, surgery, etc) and even low-cost veterinary isn't free!

I've adopted an animal from Animal Care Sanctuary and they were very attentive to my needs as well…read moreas the needs of their animals. The people who work there are very caring and helpful. They take all the time that you need to help match you with your new animal friend and they don't make you feel rushed. This is a wonderful place and thank God that somebody cares about the homeless animal problem!

RockBug Pet Grooming is an awesome place to have your pet well groomed!!! Sabrina Martin is…read moreextremely knowledgeable, experienced and caring. She is very thorough and our German Shepherds always come home from their "spa day" looking and smelling their best! Prices are reasonable and Sabrina spends much time and care!

Can't recommend a business that isn't taking on new clients and has no recommendations. I just…read morewanted nails done and that takes like 15 minutes so maybe it's she don't like my breed.

Mindys an amazing groomer, very pleasant person to interact with, my dogs smell so nice and fluffy…read moreafter their grooms with mindy.

I have tried other area groomers for our two golden retrievers and Spot On has not only listened to…read moreour wishes but has groomed them both beautifully. Thank you Spot On for making our Molly and Jack look great!!

I'm pretty disappointed. We have taken our dogs to this spa for years. My mother and the dogs moved…read moreaway and in that time one of the dogs has aged. He had arthritis in his neck and back but is fine with his head being gently lifted. I explained this when I scheduled his appointment and when I dropped the dogs off. They never told me of a special handling fee or that they had any concerns. I got a call that the dogs were done and upon picking them up I was told they couldn't complete his haircut because of his arthritis. I understand not feeling comfortable and not wanting to hurt him, I appreciate the care. I do not appreciate the fact that they charged me for a service that was completed. There prices are high to begin with and I was out even more and I still will have to finish his haircut myself at home. They can't handle his haircut and I wouldn't be going back if they could. They're a friendly group and I do feel like they always handled my dogs with care but the prices are so high and I can't say I agree with the way they handled our last service with them. Sadly looking for a new salon for both of my dogs.