Our experience was a great one! It was our first time taking our cat to the vet. From the front…read morestaff to the vet(dr), everyone was so kind and listened to our concerns. So thankful for them, they checked our cat and gave him fluids, antibiotics and a vaccine. He had stopped eating for two days and vomiting. Our cat was feeling better the next day. Reasonable prices and quick service. Thank you for everything, we will definitely be back again!

I really regret not reading these reviews prior to taking my dog here. Believe everyone when they…read moresay this Vet is very rude and condescending! Not solution focused or empathetic whatsoever. 0/10 recommend

There aren't any vets in our area except DMV John Gray. If you have an animal emergency, he is the…read morevet that you go to for help. Every time we see him, he gives an accurate diagnosis. All surgeries have helped our animals or improved their length of life. His staff are helpful and friendly. Everyone loves animals.

We appreciate Dr Gray's expertise and experienced staff. Also appreciate being open on Saturdays.read more

Dr Chege has such an amazing bedside manner for your pet! The customer service is amazing. They…read moreare so friendly and helpful. So glad we switched to come here.

I want to start by acknowledging that euthanizing a pet is already one of the hardest decisions a…read morefamily can make. We were in an incredibly painful situation, our dog had bitten our daughter in the face twice and needed to be euthanized for her safety. We had adopted him from a shelter, and finding a compassionate, affordable option was not easy. Shelters were at capacity, the SPCA quoted over $500, and other vets were similarly overpriced. We called Northpoint, received a price over the phone, and made the 45-minute drive from out of town, already emotionally drained. What we experienced once we arrived made a devastating day so much worse. First, upon arrival we were informed, for the first time, that we needed to bring paperwork from the shelter where we adopted our dog. No one mentioned this when we called. Staff attempted to contact the shelter themselves, said they couldn't reach them, and then told us they might not be able to help us at all. My husband had to get back in the car, drive to the shelter to retrieve immunization records, and return, adding significant time and stress to an already traumatic experience. Second, when we were finally seen, they quoted us a higher price than what we were given over the phone. They also attempted to add an urgent care fee, claiming we had been given an urgent appointment, which was not true. My husband had to push back just to get them to reconsider. When he mentioned the original price we were quoted by phone, staff told him there was nothing they could do. We were grieving. We were exhausted. We had already driven nearly an hour and a half round trip for paperwork. And Northpoint chose that moment to add surprise fees and dismiss our concerns entirely. It felt like they knew we had no other options and used that against us. I wouldn't wish this experience on any family already going through the pain of losing a pet. If you're in a similar situation, I'd encourage you to get everything, pricing and requirements, in writing before you make the trip.

I contacted CHOTK to surrender feral property cats because i was selling my home, at 73, moving to…read morea small Senior Apartment. Lynea answered the phone when i first called and she was extremely kind and helpful; a lovely person to interact with. I had several more encounters with Lynea and various other Staff people. All of whom were very easy to communicate with; very compassionate, kind, and very accommodating. No one was ever rude, mean or difficult. I never got the sense that the CHOTK was anything but true to their cause; helping cats.

Unfortunate when you feel disappointment in a place you love and support for years... The idea of…read moreCat House on the Kings is wonderful, but the product from that idea is very obviously flawed. As you can read from plenty of one star reviews Cat House Kings greatly appreciates free donations, and help from the public to help rescue and rehabilitate cats in need.... however when it comes time to 'adopt' those same cats out to the same public they have no desire to adopt them out or help anyone with the process. What a nightmare to apply Application process is completely online. You cannot meet the cats prior to applying. Don't even try to call and ask. Each 'review' of an application is 3-5 days. If you are denied you have to wait SIX MONTHS to reapply. Sent in an application for a pair of cats, five days passed with no email or callback. So we called. The cats we were attempting to adopt were 'pulled' they never send an application denial or a notification they were no longer adoptable. Said they didn't have to notify us that they were pulled so we inquired about adopting another set of cats because the ones on our application were not available. They said we had to reapply wait a whole 3/5 more days because of their mistake. So, we reapplied. Loving family, pet friendly residence, indoor only cats, no time spent alone, and a great income. And very surprisingly we were denied. Denied and cannot reapply for SIX months. No reasoning or explanation. Denial would be completely understandable if we didn't meet their 'standards' because I can say with confidence that we have a 'perfect home'. But Cat House on the Kings refuses to give reasoning for denial (shown in email). If The Cat House on the Kings really cared about adopting these cats out to loving families their adoption process would be handled with love and care. An IN PERSON meet up with cats. A CALL or some sort of FOLLOW UP with the potential adopters..... Trying to adopt a cat off of a picture, through an email with no meet up or call is extremely flawed and extremely lazy. Being an organization that relies so heavily on the public support you'd think you'd be more welcoming and helpful to those same people.

Left my two big boys Ben and Radar here for 3 nights. If I ever need to board my dogs again I will…read more100% be returning. I was extremely nervous to leave them in someone else's care but as soon as met amanda and saw the indoor kennels and the outside play areas I was sure that they would be happy and comfortable. Amanda was extremely accommodating especially since I wasn't able to pick them up at the agreed upon time and had to adjust our schedule. She also sent pictures and videos during the stay which I really appreciated! Highly recommend boarding your fur babies at 4 Paws Country Inn!

We've used 4 Paws for dog boarding our chocolate lab and their service has been absolutely amazing!…read moreThe staff always greets our pet with warmth and excitement. The animals are well taken care of and attended to (from my observation). The property is well taken care of and maintained. Pickup and drop off is orderly with pet and human safety in mind. Communication is always perfect! This will always be our go-to spot for pet sitting and highly recommend!

Very nice and good staff they were right exactly right about what was wrong with my dogread more

They're so helpful and it's easy to bathe and clean your dog extremely inexpensive. The only thing…read moreI don't like is there's a lot of dog hair around which they could just take one of the dryers and and blow all the hair to one area and sweep it up..

Everything. For something that is so heartbreaking, Dr. Gary…read moremakes it very peaceful. It has been a tough year and a half in our home. Our first experience was with Greta in July of 2023. 16.5 year old Greta was giving us the heads up that she was ready to go. Dr. Gary came in and Greta went peacefully across the rainbow bridge. Greta's brother Wesley, made it to 17.5 years. Ands just has his sister. He moved on peacefully with the help of Dr. Gary. Bella. Our big girl. Still jumping in the couch and chasing the rc car all the way up to a couple weeks ago. In just three days. She stopped eating and was giving us those eyes that we have seen to often non the last year. I am sure Wesley was calling her to walk with him along the mystical canal. Bella. Also just short of 17 years. Not the most touchy feely girl. She came and laid down on the bed where Dr. Gary and I were sitting. All three are together now.

1-29-25: My cat of 15 years passed at home…read more After about 6pm I was crying and still had her body in my arms. I called and they asked if I needed someone to come out and put her down. I said no, she already passed and I still had her body in my arms and was calling about cremation services and how much it would cost. The person on the other line went silent. I kept saying hello, hello for awhile, but realized they disconnected the call. We went to Cedar Veterinary instead and took her and paid for her cremation. Not a good way to handle a call after a person's pet has crossed the rainbow bridge.

I started my boy Pouka here as a puppy and my experience has been absolutely incredible. Pouka gets…read moreso excited every time he goes in for training, and Aiyana has been wonderful explaining every part of the process and working with him. Learning how to safely utilize different tools has been a major help, as well as learning to understand my dog's behavior. I highly recommend Major K9.

Obedience regressed, ears injured, and training relied only on ecollar pressure…read more I sent my 6-7 month old Doberman to Aiyana for a 4-week board and train program. My goals were to refine her obedience, stop leash pulling, and build confidence. Unfortunately, the experience was very disappointing. Positives * My dog did gain a little more patience and became more confident around dogs at a distance. * These improvements are appreciated, but they do not justify the cost of a full board and train program. Concerns * Breed Bias: Aiyana often commented negatively about Dobermans, saying things like "This is why I wouldn't own a Doberman." For someone advertising all-breed training, this was unprofessional and discouraging. * Ear Care: Since my puppy is still posting her ears, I asked to take her home on weekends to do it myself. Aiyana declined until week 3, when I found her ear had been wrapped so tightly it cut into the skin. On another occasion, her ear was bleeding and the glue was completely dried out. When I gave feedback, instead of handling it professionally, she became defensive and refused to continue ear posting on any other dog as if she is doing a favor. * Training Regression: Instead of improving, my dog regressed. She used to know the difference between sit and down, but came back ignoring sit and defaulting to down. Leash pulling was not addressed -- I was simply told to "use a prong collar," even though she had walked nicely without one before. * Reliance on Ecollar: I have no issue with ecollars when used properly, but this training relied almost entirely on constant pressure. Without the collar, my dog would not listen at all to her. That is not effective or sustainable training. * Shocking Statement: At one point, Aiyana even told me, "I cannot do anything if a dog acts a certain way with someone else." Hearing that from someone calling herself a professional trainer was unacceptable. * Professionalism: She frequently reminded me that she had given me a discount, as if that excused the lack of progress. Sessions were delayed and if I arrived a little late due to her schedule changes she would blame me (we also have work and things to take care of and the road time, i am 40min away from her, i also never had the problem to go back to her anytime that worked), and I never received a proper recap or hand-off at the end as after i communicated about her ears she said she is uncomfortable working with us now . Final Thoughts While there were minor improvements in patience and confidence, the main goals of obedience and leash training were not achieved. My dog returned with ear injuries, regression in commands, and unreliable training that relied entirely on tools instead of teaching. I gave her time till even after the board and train being finished to wait for our recap session because maybe just maybe something would change . Which wasn't given because i gave my concern on my dog being hurt and her material not being taken care of . I wasn't blaming her -- just asking for more attentiveness. This program did not meet the level of professionalism, communication, or results I expected from a board and train. For anyone considering training services, I strongly recommend looking elsewhere for a trainer who provides consistent progress, safe handling, and clear communication.

Taking my pets here for a couple of years.. great staff & Drs. Reasonable pricing as well …read more.. Thank you .

I've been taking my doggo here for a few years and I've always had a great experience with the…read morestaff and Vets. They address any of Sesame's issues as soon as they can and always try to squeeze her in. They're all compassionate, caring and explain options and things thoroughly. I've been able to call for prescriptions and refills easily. We've been really lucky to have great experiences every time! Thank you to the whole team at Animal Hospital and Dental clinic!

Becky with Grow up Pup is an excellent trainer and pet sitter! We purchased her puppy package which…read moreincludes weekly in home lessons, with homework to do throughout the week. She is diligent in her lesson plans and is a reliable trainer. She has also petsitted for us several times and stayed in our home with our dogs. She maintained our house so that it was clean upon our return. She kept the dogs active, taking them on playdates and/or walks daily. She loves her pets as her own! Becky also is great to pick up dogs and take them on socialization dates, which has improved our dogs listening and interacting skills. would highly recommend!

From the owner: We offer private in-home lessons for obedience, behavioral issues, leash reactivity, and specialize…read morein puppy development. We hold a puppy training day camp once a month as well as playgroups for socialization.