This place is incredible. We have never boarded our dogs before but this place is like a doggy…read morevacation. We told the boys they were going to "dog camp" they were excited because they love camping. From all the daily pictures posted of FB we could tell they were having a great time! When we got them back home they were so tired from all the activities they didn't even ask us for a walk. We also had them groomed here and they did an incredible job. Our fluffy dogs were max level with their coats looking amazing. Thank you!

Rex Pointe is a great place, they take great care of our boys. Our malamute loves the group play…read moreand all the space to run. They even board cats upstairs in their own cat area too!

Here to update and change my review. What was reviewed before was the truth so there's no denied…read morethat. Had an 11am appointment today and took both my sweet orange kitties Leo and Zion in for their annual shots. I have to say that this place is the best as far as affordable pricing for 2 cats I'm impressed. I wanted to give them a second chance. This is the second time I've seen dr mani maheshwari and she's the best. Very nice professional thorough. Very kind toward me and my cats. Leo was very scared and upset that he was there and she had no problem doing everything she needed to do in his carrier as to not make the situation worse. This means a lot to me. The vet tech Shannon was amazing too! Thanks guys. My cats are doing very well because of you. Also note: dr maheshwari saved my cat Zion from an infection last yr in Dec and he's doing quite well! Thanks Dix. I will be back.

if I could give 0 stars I would, I called to confirm my appointment on the day of my appointment…read moreand the front d desk didn't even know how to look up the appointment after being on the phone for 15 minutes. She finally was able to confirm my appointment I did get there the facility was clean the front desk. Staff was very busy, but still was able to check me in. I waited one hour to be seen by a veterinarian who I would never in my life take my dog to see again. She was very rude and unapproachable. The veterinarian tech was very helpful and informative. this has a $25 for patient visit fee when I went to the front desk I was told that would not apply because that's only for patients who are being seen the first time and getting vaccinations where my was just getting a consultation and a check up and he was already up-to-date on all of his shots so the doctor did not approve the fee. Very unprofessional, if you're looking for someone to treat you like family then this is definitely not the place.

A friend recommended the Dog Lodge to me and I'm so glad she did! They have a specialized play…read moregroup for dogs who might be too overwhelmed by the large group. My slightly skittish rescue pup does so well in that group! He absolutely loves going to specialized day care! The women who work in that group are so dedicated to his wellbeing and are always training him to help adjust and have a great time. He's definitely become a happier, better adjusted dog since going there. It's really been such a blessing for me and my dog.

This place practices breed discrimination. Showed them a picture of my mixed breed dog and was told…read moreshe "looked too much like a pit bull." Refused to even consider her because of the way she looked. She is not a "power" breed. She is a mixed breed dog who loves all dogs and people. Took her elsewhere where she passed her temperament test with flying colors and enjoys playing with all her dog friends. Would never leave my dog with such ignorant people.

Dandy Acres Animal Hospital is a phenomenal and humane place to receive care for your beloved pet…read more My dog Rosie had to have a ligament replacement in her knee after tearing her cruciate and her primary veterinarian at Shelter Bay Animal Hospital (another awesome facility which is their sister-hospital ) sent me there for the procedure. Dr. Weegs and her nurse Jacob were sensitive, caring, professional, and supportive, and I knew my dog was in good hands. After the surgery, Dr. Weegs came out to update on Rosie's status and was so compassionate and supportive, she brought tears to my eyes! Their awesome front desk staff even selected 12 month financing for the care credit card I used to lighten the load without me even requesting it, and the price for the surgery was less expensive than the initial quote. The facility itself is clean, bright, beautiful and doesn't have an odor at all. They even provide coffee for you in their lobby. Despite it being nerve wrecking to have my fur baby have to go through this tough procedure and recovery process, it was a pleasure to have the work done at Dandy Acres. These people are angelic and have embraced the mission of providing care to God's most vulnerable creatures - animals. I highly recommend you take your pet there for care!

We've finally had enough after multiple bad experiences with this office…read more Yes, we own a pit bull. She is one of the sweetest, most gentle dogs you'll ever meet. She gets anxious at the vet, but her "anxiety" consists of hiding behind us or lying on the floor. She has never acted aggressively toward anyone. Instead of working with an anxious dog in a compassionate way, this office repeatedly labeled her as "vicious" and constantly pressured us to sedate her before appointments. That label followed her into her medical records. When we switched to a new veterinarian, they were genuinely surprised to see it because they commented on how incredibly sweet and well-behaved she is. It's incredibly disappointing that a dog's breed seems to have influenced how she was treated. An anxious dog is not automatically a dangerous dog. On top of that, their prices are outrageously high. We consistently paid nearly double what other local veterinary clinics charge for similar services. We trusted them for far too long before realizing how much we were being overcharged. We expect veterinary professionals to treat animals with compassion, patience, and without prejudice. Unfortunately, that was not our experience here. Between the excessive costs, the unfair labeling of our dog, and the repeated pressure to medicate her unnecessarily, we cannot recommend this clinic to anyone--especially anyone with an anxious dog or a pit bull. I was also shocked by the owner's public response to our Google review. Instead of responding professionally, they referenced details from our pet's medical records and discussed our care publicly in an attempt to defend the practice. As clients, we trusted this hospital with our pet's medical information, and seeing those details used in a public review response felt incredibly unprofessional. Whether or not they believed they were justified, it gave us the impression that any client who leaves a negative review risks having their private veterinary history publicly discussed. That response alone confirmed we made the right decision to take our pets elsewhere.

Amazing staff! Lena went above and beyond! Because of her help and kindness we were able to adopt…read moreour little boy Jon. Thank you Lena

Wouldn't call them a Rescue. They aren't even taking any animals but say that they do on their…read morewebsite. Its a lie.

Excellent hospital and compassionate veterinarians. Ignore the FAKE reviews from a group of crazies…read morenot involved in a legal/court involved pet ownership case. These warriors hidden behind a computer screen are part of the reason why so many veterinarians are leaving the field. Because people are ruining their passion. Thank you all for what you do for our pets!

The best vet! Two of my family dogs came here and now my doggie is a patient at Serenity!…read more Beautiful landscaping and grounds. Lobby is welcoming with high ceilings. Kitty area to the left and right has a pond. Staff are always friendly and do whatever they can to help. Phone calls and emails are always checked and responded to quickly. We see and love Dr. Meyer! Have also seen Dr. Sherman who was great. Woman owned practice as well! Doctors take their time and care about their patients. We had a doggie cross the rainbow bridge here and the staff/doctors were so respectful and empathetic. The practice also does a lot of community outreach which is a bonus! Only downside is scheduling is a bit tough, they are busy!

Never again. My dog came home traumatized. I KNOW that there was some form of physical abuse upon…read moremy dog. It was so bad, I wondered if my dog got loose and was hit by a car. These people are awful.

Great place! They do a fantastic job with my dog here. They also provided lots of maintenance…read morerecommendations for my pet!

While I have not yet done a full bath/groom at Lucy's, I recently moved to the area and dropped in…read moretoday for a walk-in nail grinding on my lab/pittie mix, Marnie. The nice groomer (I think Lucy? but I'm terrible with faces and names!) was able to fit her in quickly and did a quick, great-looking nail clip/nail grinding. I was grateful for the jar of cookies right by the door to bribe my pup with, and I was excited to see a "Fear Free Groomer" decal on the bulletin board. It's hard to find pet professionals who follow the Force Free/Fear Free movement!

I booked a grooming appointment at Lucy's for 2:30 PM. Due to a last-minute work emergency, I…read morecalled ahead to ask if I could drop my dog off 15 minutes early. I made it clear I was not asking for early grooming--simply for him to sit safely in a holding area or kennel until his scheduled time. Instead of a simple "yes" or "no," I was met with an extraordinarily argumentative response. The owner lectured me on why arriving 15 minutes early was unacceptable, claiming that sitting in a kennel prior to a session would ruin my dog's experience. This made little sense given that my dog is a 10-year-old senior pet who has been groomed peacefully his entire life. She then made a strange comparison to human hair appointments, asking what I would expect if I showed up 15 minutes early for my own haircut. As a human, I would expect to wait quietly in the waiting room until my appointment time--which is all I was asking my dog to do in a kennel. She even went so far as to claim she would have to "babysit" him while he waited in the kennel. When I repeatedly asked what my actual options were, the hostility only continued. Given that she said that first-time check-ins naturally require extra time for intake and paperwork, arriving slightly early should have been a non-issue. I spoke with a friend who is also a veterinarian afterward, who explained that dogs naturally experience a brief spike in physiological stress markers during travel and arrival, and that sitting quietly in a crate for 15 minutes actually gives an experienced senior dog a chance to decompress before being handled. For an establishment that markets itself around a "luxury" experience, I found the customer service was surprisingly rigid, rude, and combative. I took my business to a fantastic local groomer who was kind, accommodating, and happy to help. Customer service matters, and there are far too many great options in the area to tolerate being treated this way.