Karynn is the best groomer. I have been taking my shih tzu mix and schnauzer rescues to her for…read moregrooming for 17 years. She has moved her grooming business to Whiteface Road in North Sandwich, NH, and I still drive to her in North Sandwich for my pups.

Karen did my three Maltese beautifully! I was very satisfied, & the drive out there was gorgeous,…read moretoo!

Loved our most recent groom! We had a busy summer and my little golden doodle was admittedly very…read moreoverdue for his cut. I loved our groomer and they even took the cutest little pic of him after his service! We'll be going back for sure.

Julie is amazing!…read more We brought our 5 year old lab to get a nail trim. He was a bit anxious, wouldn't sit still, and would smell Julie's hand and back away. After a couple minutes, I was worried it wouldn't work out. But, Julie made it happen! Eventually, he was coming to her and he was even licking her face mask. She trimmed all his nails and was careful to not trim too much so his nerve endings weren't touched. She was very sweet and I was very impressed by her ability to get the job done given how uncooperative he was at first. I definitely recommend La Pooch!

These are the kindest groomers! The shop is quiet and clean…read moreeven when several pets are being groomed at once! It is crate free, they use a pen for pick up. I can't say enough! I love this business!

One of the best groomers in the state. Nice and polite! My dog always comes out looking great!read more

On July 6, 2025 my. puppy was dying. My daughter the Vet tech said she is very very. close. I…read moreasked her to call meadow pond animal hospital so they could put her out of pain. She was told they. had no appointments. I have been with this vet for over 25 years. I was appalled at that reply. Dr North and Dr.Keenan. were the most caring and loving doctors. They apparently have both retired (as they deserved) and the clinic has been bought out. To say the least I was shocked at the care for my 15 year old pup I received from a hospital I used for many of my pets. I have now changed vets to one that is a bit farther away but better.

This practice was bought by a private equity group and since then the care has been terrible. A…read moreonce caring vet is now peddling unnecessary money making tests, prioritizing cash over care. We had our actively dying dog in the practice and instead of discussing end of life care, the vet wanted to schedule an ultrasound for a week later. This is just one of many examples. Do yourself a favor and look at the positive reviews of this practice: they are all years old. Do not go to this practice.

Dr. Barry Taylor has been our veterinarian for over 30 years, when we first adopted our Sheltie,…read morePenny, when my daughter was 7 years old. Kaitlin is now 37 years old, and throughout her childhood we have had 4 other sheltie dogs, most recently Maya, now 3 years old. Dr. Taylor has been a wonderful human being and doctor for all our pets, including rabbits and a guinea pig. Dr Taylor has seen all our pets throughout their lives and for those who needed to be euthanized. He is very professional, has a sense of humor, and provides loving care for all our animals. We are so grateful for his care and dignity when we had to have our dogs put down, due to cancer, etc. We love Dr. Taylor and his staff.

been with Doc almost since he opened back in the dark ages! Having burned out most of the vets in…read moremy area, a friend had recommended "the new clinic" so I went to see them............that was decades ago, been there ever since, wouldn't dream of going anywhere else with my beloved kitties. Our first interaction............"I'm a breeder of Oriental Shorthairs, and I know alot............" Doc's immediate reply "GREAT!. I love it....."

I have a 13 year old cat Sweetie. She tends to be anxious and hates having her nails cut. She can…read moreput up a fight. Other groomers have refused to work with her. Dennis is always so calm and patient. He always gets the job done. Highly recommend.

We could not be more pleased with Dennis at Tiny Bubbles…read moreGiving us exactly what we ask for with a kind professional manner, and no judgements! Our Corgies do not like just anyone and Dennis has them both totally at ease. They didn't mind getting their nails done either! We like to cut their coats back for the summer months, but not shaved. This request has often been received by groomers with a roll of the eyes, and/or misunderstood to the point of going so far as shave them anyway.... Not good. At Tiny Bubbles the request and brief conversation was perfectly executed!! Thank You and see you this summer! Fondly, Bo & Ivy.

Not so helpful! called to try to get an appointment for my senior dog as soon as possible and they…read moreare booking out 6 weeks. This is un compassionate care and I wouldn't let them clip my dogs nails. I am a new resident of Wolfeboro, but I will drive 3 hours back to MA for veterinary care. Unbelievable

My husband and I have been taking our three golden retrievers to this veterinary clinic since we…read moremoved to the area last March. It's a beautiful office, the vets are well qualified and the staff has almost always been courteous, professional and upbeat. That changed yesterday. Several weeks ago we booked an appointment for annual check-ups/shots for all three dogs. We showed up for the appointment on time. The clinic was running behind considerably, by almost 30 minutes. Things happen, and docs get backed up. I understand that. A heads up call would have been nice, though. As we were waiting in the parking lot, my husband needed to use the restroom. Most adults can hold it. He can't. He's a 3x cancer survivor (sarcoma). His chemo treatment has left him unable to hold it. After sitting in the car in anguish, he politely knocked on the clinic door fully masked, told her he was fully vaccinated and asked if he could use the restroom. The woman with the blue hair (sorry, I don't know her name) answered the door and flat out told him no. Keep in mind that we're paying customers. Yesterday's vet visit likely would have cost us somewhere in the neighborhood of $600 based on our experience with other visits to this clinic. So, we drove down to the nearest Port-o-John so my husband could relieve himself. Meanwhile, I called the clinic and got blue hair lady on the phone. I was calm and pointed, making it clear that we would be taking our business elsewhere because of her lack of compassion for another human being. I wanted this to be a teaching moment for her. I explained my husband's cancer situation, and she said that she would have let him use the restroom if he had told her about his illness. I was aghast that a paying customer and fellow human being was expected to bare his soul to a stranger for some basic humanity. Not sure if she knows a lot of men, but most aren't exactly the soul baring types. Blue haired lady started to cry. She told me she was shaking. Truly, my intention wasn't to make her cry. It was to educate her on her profound ignorance and let her know she had lost a customer. I recognize that this country is a cesspool for inhumanity and narcissism right now. But, one has to wonder if they want their beloved pets being cared for by someone who displays such mean, judgmental and shortsighted behavior to another human being. I got a glimpse into who that person is, and I don't trust her to care for my pups. The beauty of capitalism is that I can take my business somewhere else. I'll not reward rudeness with my hard-earned dollar. There are plenty of qualified vets in the world whose staffs are considerate of both people and pets. **UPDATE** One of the docs left my husband a message. So disappointing and unproductive, claiming I "berated" her employee and hiding behind her Covid protocol. Typical clinician who hasn't a clue about how to run a customer-facing business and doesn't care about people. Why would I trust this person with my pups? Reaffirms our decision to not return to this clinic. Clearly, the management only empowers bad behavior from its employee.

They are always friendly and thorough with my cats wellness appointments. Rates for services are in…read moreline with other veterinary. No one person in particular. They all have great pet awareness Ease of booking and thorough exam with explanation

Compassionate and kind people. I appreciate the patience I was shown as I had so many questions…read moreregarding my beloved Bloodhounds health. The staff are lovely and just wonderful. Dr. Fish answered my many questions with patience and kindness. It's difficult enough when your canine companion is sick without the added stress of unkind behavior. At Broadview you will find comfort and support.