I have several dogs and have been a customer of K-9 Cuts for a long time. My recently adopted…read morestandard poodle puppy, Pepper, (HUGE), got her first full groom today. Kathy, who is my groomer, always does such a wonderful job! I know it was not an easy groom, but I do know she is patient and always kind to the animals, as are everyone else that works there, too. The customer service is excellent, and their prices could not be more reasonable! Thank you K-9 Cuts, for all your hard work, I know grooming is not an easy job.

What a wonderful little place! It's like a doggy spa. We just got a rescued 4 lb. poodle who had…read morenever seen the outside of a cage. She was pretty shaggy. We took her to K9 because I had read reviews that one of their ladies has poodles and does a good job on them. When we took our dog in, she was nervous and shaking. When we picked her up, she was excited and quite happy. She looked so different! The girls took such good care of her and made sure our dog had a comfortable experience. Not a bad price, only $30 to get our shaggy little mess looking great! Complete with two pink bows and a bandana...She looks really prissy now.

We brought our elderly big dog in for a grooming. He hates having his feet touched and I usually…read morehave to have the vet sedate him. Shaggy Chic got him so clean and brushed a lot of the hair shed out. He looked and smelled so good. And the best part is he was comfortable enough to let them trim his back nails!!! That's a huge success! He was so happy and proud after his grooming. He's been prancing around since . Thanks Shaggy Chic, we'll be seeing you again.

I brought my dog in and heard her screaming and when I went to the counter to look back through the…read moredoorway I saw them holding her​ leash as she hung off the table and the held onto the leash to put her​ on the ground they didn't even hold her to put her on the ground and they put a muzzle on her which terrified her more and she doesn't even bite so i dont know why they put a muzzle on her and my dog is now terrified to go there and another dog of ours was also terrified to go there

My dogs love coming to "A Diamond in the Sticks Grooming". The ladies are always friendly, and take…read moregood care of our pets. Prices are reasonable, Location is good. Overall, great groomer!

Been going there about 20 years and I have always been very satisfied with Tina and her crew. We…read morehad a Persian cat n a Schnauzer. They passed away n now we have a Westie n she always come home looking like a movie star!!

Best boarding experience in Tri-city area. You can expect to find boarding on all holidays…read more Scheduling is easy with a simple call. Dogs were taken great care of and we never had a problem. I have used this service multiple times and found them to be reliable. The prices are reasonable as well. Drop off and pick up were easy. Their schedule is fantastic especially on Sunday with extended hours to 7 pm.

I waited till Franz the Legacy Dog was 1 year 4 days old before having him groomed so his fur…read morewouldn't be damaged plus I was concerned that his fur would be damaged by shaving, scalping, him too short so his fur wouldn't grow back fully. Even though we brush him at least twice weekly he started having matting behind his ears and refused to let me cut it off. I'm very impressed with the excellent job she did and highly recommend her! Because he's a Spitz AKA (also known as) Pomeranian I will be having him groomed every 4 months by her. He's full of energy and I marvel how handsome he looks, I can't imagine how she could groom him because he won't stand still. She's amazing and Franz adores her.

I have taken my pets to Dr.Grappin for many years. She is kind, dedicated, knowledgeable and…read morecompassionate.

7 years ago, I adopted a stray kitten and brought her in for vaccinations and spay. I had no idea…read morewhat you're supposed to do with a cat. After the first visit, I was surprised at how low the cost was; about 50% less than anticipated. Also a little surprised that my follow-up visit was not for the spay. How many visits was this going to take? At my follow-up, I got asked (again) if the kitten was an indoor cat, an indoor/outdoor, or an outdoor. Little did I know, she invented an extra category to make it easier for me to admit my cat dwells in the dangerous outdoors. But I said mostly indoor, maybe indoor/outdoor because I'm still letting her go outside for a few minutes once and awhile (never anymore). I clearly remember saying, "Definitely not outdoor." She then recommends a Feline Leukemia test. Not the vaccine. The test. I asked why. To see if she has is positive; if not, then we vaccinate. I ask if it's curable. She says it is not. I refuse the test because it makes no sense to know if she will die, but indicate they can go ahead and vaccinate her. She says it will save me money to test her first, since the vaccine is required every year. Little did I know the vaccine is completely unnecessary for "mostly" indoor cats, confers lifelong immunity, and adult cats have a natural immunity to the disease. Little did I know, almost no one with even an outdoor-only cat should be vaccinating their cat yearly for leukemia and that it was purely a money grab. So I very skeptically consent to the "expert" recommendation; but clearly, I did not give informed consent and my initial refusal was swatted away with misinformation. I was also billed for an unnecessary lab test that was free as part of my initial exam; that even knowing nothing about medical care, I would have declined as excessive to repeat on the follow-up. I get the bill at end, which is about triple what I had anticipated. When I eventually bring in my kitten for her spay, the vet wants to know if I'd also like to declaw. It will save me money to do it now, since I won't have to pay for the other surgery costs twice. Little did I know, declawing is banned in Europe for being inhumane, and most vets in the United States would never suggest such a procedure completely out of the blue because of its controversial status. I declined. The bill was about 20% higher than anticipated. I brought in my cat for its final visit to get the leukemia shot. I was highly skeptical at this point, mostly because of the billing. I called ahead of time to find out the billing details. I suspect I might be hit with an examination fee, and some other hidden nonsense. I was prepared to fight and refuse to pay anything I was not expressly told about. My bill was exactly as anticipated. By this point, I knew something wasn't right. The billing was out of whack with expectations, and I was constantly being pressured to super-size my medical procedures. So, I started reading. The next thing I had done was at a different vet. And now I don't trust the medical opinion of any vets, which probably isn't fair to most vets, but is the case nonetheless. I now have to be a damned vet and then pay someone with a state license to carry out my own medical judgments, just to prevent being conned. Shouldn't I be the one with the license, if that's the case? As far as I'm concerned, Dr. Grappin still owes me the cost of a two lab tests and vaccine. I've never formally complained because this scenario is probably not that unusual, but maybe one day I will. 7 years later, I'm still angry. My relatives have been going to that same location, previously owned by someone else, for at least 25 years. I've been pretty adamant that they switch. By law, cats don't require any vaccinations in Michigan. Vet offices should not be high-pressure sales offices to push unnecessary vaccines and lab tests.

We are regular go-ers to paws and beyond. We have been taking our Pinto for grooming with Archie…read morefor at least ten months, if not longer. Archie is great with dogs. He charges a really reasonable price. Pinto gets nervous and Archie is very gentle with him. He's also very honest, and will update you after how the appt went. There's a little window you can look through to see your dog groomed if you want. Archie is also the first groomer we ever had that actually asks us what we want for grooming and will make sure we are absolutely satisfied. And he is consistent every time. Because of such positive grooming experiences, we have also enrolled Pinto in their six week beginning obedience training course. Sharon is an excellent trainer. She's patient, attentive, responsive, observant and considerate. The group classes were well done. I learned a lot about dog behavior and nutrition too that I still put to daily use. Pinto has had great improvements on his leash w alking behavior and we are highly impressed. Overall this is a great place for your dog. We have not used their boarding services yet but would not hesitate in the future if we need to. I trust them and also trust Sharon's advice in case I ever have a doggie question.

I didn't care for how it was So open. The kennels for boarding were out in the same room as the…read moretraining area checkout and purchasing items are all in one Big Room

For my first cleaning. It was fast and efficient. Booked for 4 months in advance. Shawn is really…read moregreat in getting back to you.