We were so lucky to find the Webers after speaking with multiple local pet sitters. They offer…read moreeverything we need and have the knowledge, experience and dedication that makes all the difference. Not everyone will take on an energetic Great Dane with no personal space boundaries! She loves their homey atmosphere and all the features of their outdoor play space. We love their flexibility, prices, and obvious love for all animals.

Jeni & Chris are loving, kind pet caregivers. They always treat my pup Angel with…read moretender-loving-care! I highly recommend utilizing their services if you want the best for your pet!

The very best kennel out there! Our Phineas has been going since he was a puppy for daycare two…read moretimes a week and then for kenneling whenever we are away. He's always so excited to go and he has made so many wonderful other dog friends there. We always know that he is incredibly well taken care of and loved when he is there and we never worry about him during our time away. We love getting the pictures and videos of him to show us how much fun is having.

We had never put our dogs in a kennel before. They always travel with us or we had a house sitter…read more I had separation anxiety. The Connollys were patient with me and took amazing care of our dogs. They sent us reports and pictures, and videos throughout the 10 days we were gone. I highly recommend this wonderful place. They were exhausted and slept the day they came home. Looking forward now to our next trip, thanks to Pondview we won't have to hunt for dog friendly hotels.

I have send my golden retriever to Laszlo family farm several times. He always has a great time!…read moreThey post pictures of him on the walks and while playing with the other dogs. The pictures are beautiful by the way. My dog acts happy and looks great when I pick him up or when they bring him home. Another great feature: they have a bring home service. I love that they offer that. For us, it's an hour drive, so this is very practical after arriving from a trip. I highly recommend taking your dog there.

I do not recommend this place for taking care of your dog. I brought my dog there for a week while…read moreI was on vacation, and I thought everything was going well until I picked her up. I dropped off a confident, vibrant 3-year Whippet in perfect health and picked up a timid, completely out-of-it dog that had obvious severe injury to her hind legs. My dog could hardly walk when I picked her up. Her hind quarters were so severely out of sync from her front legs that I took her to an emergency vet on the way home immediately after picking her up. The ER vet at first thought she had a tick-borne disease that was causing general lameness in her body since both back legs were not working properly. The vet's quick check found a tick still stuck on her during their review. The tick tests came back negative, which was good but then they needed to do x-rays to see if she had broken something bone-wise. X-rays showed no breaks or fractures. This led the vet to be unsure as to what was wrong with my dog, perhaps sprains on both legs that were so severe they went up into her belly causing the odd wiggle of her back legs. It has now been 8 days since I picked her up. Lolli has been on anti-inflammatory and pain-killer medication since then. Lolli still cannot walk properly or put weight on her right-hind leg. I have an appointment with my regular vet tomorrow to ask what we should do next. I used to proudly tell people "Lolli's never had a bad day in her life". It's heart-breaking this is no longer the case. When I picked up Lolli, when I saw her, I couldn't believe it. She was freezing cold shivering with the most violent shivers beyond anything I've ever seen. And she couldn't walk. I couldn't believe it. Lolli was really hurt and not doing well. I asked what was wrong with her and they said they weren't sure and asked if she generally has hip problems. My dog is a 3-year old Whippet in excellent health; she's never had a health or body concern in her life. Sadly, this is no longer true. When I asked how long she had been like that, they told me "about two days". This kills me. I do not understand why they would not have taken her to a vet to get looked at or called my emergency contact to alert that my dog was injured and any moving around would just be making things worse, to ask what we wanted to do. I cannot believe it. When I got Lolli to the car, I sat in the backseat with her for a bit because I was nervous about what was wrong with her. The lady came out to ask if everything was ok, and I told her, yes, I'm just really nervous about what's wrong with her. The lady responded, "oh I know, I'm the same way". This is infuriating. If you really felt that way and extended those feelings to the dogs you watched as part of your farm stay program, you would have taken her to a vet or called my emergency contact rather than let her hobble around in obvious pain and injury for two days. If you decide to take your dog to the Laszlo Family Farm Stay program, they will be let out in a field every day, with seemingly no supervision, or at least no one who cares about how the dogs are doing, until you pick them up. I trusted this place too readily; I shouldn't have. I sent one check-in email towards the beginning of my trip to ask if they could try to keep Lolli warm as she can get very cold if it's cold out. It's not difficult to warm up a dog for a few minutes before they are scheduled to be picked up from boarding. It's as though they didn't care one bit about how distressed, cold, and obviously injured she looked. I'll never forget how bad my little girl was shivering and hobbling when I arrived. I was so excited to see her; then seeing her and seeing how she was. My heart breaks thinking about it. I'm so sorry I put my dog in that situation. I really hope she recovers 100%. I do not recommend boarding your dog here. As a follow-up, the ER vet suggested I might want to contact the BBB to file a complaint and explain our experience. I will do so once I see how things go with Lolli's healing.

I can't say enough great things about Marian and Town & Country. We have always been hesitant to…read moreboard our dog Cassius, and even more so now that he is 16 years old! My partner and I each spoke to Marian for a long time and were comfortable that he would be in great hands. We have now boarded him here multiple times and are so glad we did! Marian and her team of handlers are incredibly accommodating to Cassius's special needs and he always comes back happy and healthy (and fresh & clean from his bath!). He gets all his medications and is clearly eating his meals while there - which really shows that he feels right at home. They really are so unique and we are very thankful. I'm sure the hiking and other activities are a blast for the younger dogs, too! We really wouldn't send our boy anywhere else - thank you so much!!

I chose Town and Country for boarding my Great Pyrenees Shepherd based on a strong recommendation…read morefrom Eva's Dog Camp, where my dog has thrived and received excellent reviews for being "cuddly and well-behaved." During our phone intake conversation, Marian assured me that my priorities would be met: 1) all dogs would be crated during meals to prevent potential aggression, and 2) daily exercise would be provided in nearby national parklands and the lake. Unfortunately, these assurances were not practiced. My dog returned wrung out with anxiety and unable to rest after spending five days in a back enclosure with 30-35 other dogs and not once having been walked. I was told that my dog did not respond properly to the counselors' name calls, which is why he was kept in the backyard. Why not take the dog on a walk on his leash? Town and Country promotes itself as an adventure camp, distinguishing itself from other boarding facilities that keep dogs in yards all day, and charges a premium for this service. Marian had assured me that new dogs would be attached to a 30-foot lead and attended by two counselors when taken out of the yard. Unfortunately, they did not follow through on this "camp" experience.*Marian later contradicted her initial assurance by saying that dogs needed to respond to a stranger's call before being taken for a walk in the park Additionally, upon pick-up, a counselor explained that my dog and another dog had snapped at each other during mealtime because they were not crated. This was contrary to the safety measures I had requested. Bottom line, the promises made regarding safety and exercise were not fulfilled. It appears that only a select few dogs evaluated by them to be "responsive" receive walks. I'm grateful to one of the counselors there who no doubt, acted as an ally to my dog and likely ensured his safety amidst a potentially dangerous environment.

Our Dachshund's were picked up on time during the two hour window. Lexi was a great trainer & was…read morevery attentive to all our pups needs (Weenies can be very stubborn!). It put our minds at ease knowing that our fur babies were in the care of someone who will give them the same love, affection & attention that they receive at home. They loved their hike through the woods where they could sniff as much as they wanted & explore a new place. We will definitely use Tails N' Trails Pets again the next time we are in the area & couldn't recommend them enough!

From the owner: Women owned and operated; we’ve been actively servicing Rhode Island for 8+ years. In 2022, we…read moreexpanded into Worcester, MA. Tails N’ Trails is a uniquely different pet service from other dog walking companies in Massachusetts. We aren’t just dog walkers; we are certified pet caretakers and exercise specialists. All of our walkers have taken an extensive dog training course that, certified as trainers, can provide pet owners a sense of assurance to pet owners who may be uneasy about leaving their beloved companion with a run-of-the-mill dog walking company. We pride ourselves on being able to offer services that are customizable to each of our client’s unique pet care needs. Our services include 80 minute off-leash excursions outside of the city, 3- or 6-hour adventure daycare, both group and solo walks, pet visits, in-home sitting & boarding. Additionally, we off recall, obedience and leash etiquette training.

Since we moved to Amherst, we have had consistently excellent boarding care for our 9 year old Gt…read more Pyrenees mix. He's a nervous dog, and we have quirky feeding and medication directions when we board him. Wagging Tails has had no problem following our directions, and the care provided has been first class; our dog always trots toward the entry gate when we bring him in. Management has been flexible and understanding when we've had glitches in our schedule, and the communication by email has been prompt and complete. We are repeat customers, and will definitely board our dog with WT again.

My wife and I dropped our dogs off for a weekend of boarding and grooming. We left instructions for…read morethe groomer to groom our boy and do a practice grooming of our girl. We were also told that the grooming would be recorded so that we could watch the session if anything weird happens. When we picked up our dogs, it became clear that the boy's grooming was incomplete. He had little knots on his head and a large knot on his tail, as well as a new bald spot on his chest. When we spoke to the groomer about it, she said that he was difficult and wouldn't sit still so that she couldn't complete it, and she said that the bald spot was a cowlick. This didn't *seem* right, because he gets groomed 4 times a year and in the previous place they never had any issues with him at all, and we pet his chest all the time and would've noticed a bald cowlick spot before. She was also not told that the girl was supposed to get a pretend grooming session at all, so that never happened. Since the boy has never been an issue before, we wanted to see the video that we were told we could see if we requested it (we wanted to know what might've set him off), but then we were told that we couldn't because the video system has been down for weeks. The manager I spoke with didn't care and just told me that the groomers rent out the rooms so they aren't responsible for what they do. We contacted the owner but she hasn't responded and instead blocked us on the company Facebook page. Best case, this place has terrible communication amongst the staff and the groomer, poor customer service, and a broken video system. I wouldn't trust my dogs there.

I've boarded my cat with Cat's Pajamas Inn on two occasions, and Patty is outstanding! Both times…read morePatty took great care of my cat and sent me regular updates. Each cat gets their own condo in a large room attached to Patty's home, and Patty takes each cat out (one at a time) to play with them. I'll definitely be brining my cat back here in the future.

I went to visit this place to meet the owner and see what it was like with the intent of…read morepotentially having my 6 mo. old stay there for a couple of days. It was clean. Patty, the owner seemed lovely. I wasn't thrilled about the size of the crates 6x4, but figured we could do a trial run for 1 night before his actual stay. We agreed on a day and time for me to bring my cat and the day before she asked if I could come at 9:00am instead of 9:30am because she was heading out for 2 hours at 9:15!! WHAT?? She thought nothing of having me bring my cat who had never been there before, shove him in a crate and the leave right after he gets there for 2 hours? The whole point of me bringing him was for her to meet him, see how he does. When I asked if it might be better to bring him later that day when she would be around, she said no I'm having company!! Again WHAT?? How much attention and time was she planning on spending with my cat who would probably have been frightened as can be. I would NEVER bring my cat there and I'm so happy that I learned what she's truly all about beforehand. Looks can be deceiving!!

Any time we go away we bring our dogs here and they have the time of their lives. We especially…read morelove Aly who is just so so incredible and has such a way with dogs! When you have a deaf dog- who is unfortunately also large and intelligent- it can be nerve wracking to leave them in someone else's care. She's been coming here since she was a puppy and we know that she (and her other doggie siblings) are going to be safe, well taken care of, and loved! They are great at posting on socials as well so you always feel like you're in the loop!

This is the best place on earth! My dogs are so happy here and I'm so thankful I found it! The…read moreowners do a good job in communicating and it's easy to pay. I love the daily pic videos and report cards! You will love it too!

Lance is very friendly and Milo has learned to be patient. First class he really tested our…read morepatience.

From the owner: If you’re looking for the ultimate dog training program, look no further than Ridgeside K9 New…read moreEngland! Our team of certified professional dog trainers work hard to create custom programs that fit every dog, and every budget; from private training lessons to boarding and training. Most of us lead pretty hectic lives, work long hours, have numerous commitments, and often don’t have extra time to devote to the hundreds of repetitions and 24/7 accountability that successful dog training requires. You would much rather be spending the time you do have exploring, having fun, making memories, or relaxing with your canine best friend! That’s where our Board and Train dog training services come in. Our trainers will create a unique training program to fit you and your dog's specific needs to achieve the training goals. All travel, treats, care, training, tools, and lifetime guarantee of communication with your assigned trainer is included in each of our programs. At the end of training, your trainer will return the dog back to you where they will not only teach you everything your dog has newly learned, but also how to continue with training in everyday aspects within your own home. Our motivation is to see you communicate, connect, and thrive with your dog!