Before I get into the good stuff please note PARKING IS DIFFICULT. Anything remotely close to this…read morebusiness you will need to pay for. I usually park at Ayla apartments, it's $7 for one hour. If you plan on dropping your pup(s) off and spending a few hours on the Beltline, you'll get your money's worth. IMO, this place is worth the hassle and inconvenience. I am so grateful to have found a grooming place for my dogs that they not only love going to, but finding a groomer that gives my dog Gotti the best cut he's gotten in Atlanta! Thank you so much Madison, you've gained loyal customers!

I took my dog here to get groomed last minute. First they were able to squeeze us in with perfect…read moretiming. They were amazing with my dog and her groom was exactly what I was hoping for. She looked so good and is so soft and fluffy. We will absolutely be back.

I have two 100+ lb hairy as f*ck dogs (great Pyrs) that I take here, and they always do a great…read morejob. The only thing that standing in the way of 5 stars is a glitchy and hard to navigate website but they are great on the phone.

My dog had a large bleeding gash on her back when I picked her up from a $84 groom. Never leave…read moreyour pet with them.

Perfect grooming experience! Kiska wouldn't love getting groomed if it wasn't for the lovely staff…read morehere at Clean Dog. They treat her so well and they listen to our grooming requests.

I have been grooming my own dogs pretty much since I brought them home as puppies, so I rarely use…read moregrooming services. However, I've been VERY tired and grooming two mini goldendoodles is just a lot on me nowadays. Today I brought my girl up here for a an express wash and blow dry so I could just do her cut at home. I made certain to comb her out fully and remove any matting. I even confirmed with the front desk person that her coat was free of knots, tangles, etc. This is the second time they have done a very mediocre job at properly drying the coat. Not only was it not blown out all the way, she had THREE matted knots (leg, neck, rear) that were NOT there when I dropped her off. I expected to be able to jump right into using my clippers, it kept jamming up and I had to use my own forced-air dryer and slicker brush to get it smooth enough for the blades. I 100% understand that curly/wavy coated dogs like this require a bit more, but I didn't expect to have to go over 50% of the work I paid to have completed. Edit: What's crazy is I left this review in their private portal for someone to contact me in August. No response until this Yelp review. I'm not sure if I'm being called a liar or not, because the response is all over the place LOL

HANDS DOWN thee best!!! My deciding factor when I narrowed my search down to 2 companies was the…read moreresponsiveness of PupWalkr. Since my first inquiry, 4 months ago, I have never waited longer than a few hours (it was 30 mins the first time) for a response. Mitchell and photography skills and Marcy who has something about her that makes my pup go nuts with happiness when he see's her has won me over! They communicate every step of the way (arrival, during, after), they are flexible when I do things like forget to leave the key....Marcy even cleaned up the mess when our puppy had an accident in the house! I have and will continue to recommend PupWalkr to everyone! They are competitively priced and offer the same services as other walkers but their customer service and staff is what sets them apart! Everyone in our complex speaks very highly of them and our baby West LOVES his daily walks! Go ahead and get the 20 pack, you will love it so you may as well save a little money :)

I love Pupwalkr! I moved to O4W and needed help with dog potty breaks while I am at work. Easy to…read moreuse, sign up online, super flexible times, and you get texts when the walker arrives, during the walk, and when they leave. I have total peace of mind when I am working or out with friends that my dog is being well taken care of! Often when I am at the park, I see PupWalkr walkers taking neighbors dogs around, my pup gets so excited to see the walkers that she knows! Highly recommend.

My dog, Rza, has been hiking with 2 Chicks and A Pack for a little more than a month. It has been…read morean outstanding experience starting with meet and greet. Everyone I have met has impressed me with the knowledge, professionalism, and love of the dogs placed in their charge. Rza looks forward to the time spent with them and comes home wiped out, which says something since he is a 3-year-old wire fox terrier. He literally does not want to leave them when they drop him off. I could not be more pleased with their service and highly recommend Laraine and her team.

Getting Mac out with Two Chicks and a Pack is probably one of the best things we've done for him…read more My husband and I both work demanding jobs, and do our best to get him out for walks daily. Knowing that weekly Mac is able to get out for a real hike is truly invaluable for us. He can be very shy around new people, and everyone at Two Chicks and a Pack have been so patient and taken the time for him to be comfortable. Aside from just the exercise, Mac has gotten so much out of structured socialization with other dogs and people. They've made it easy for him to be picked up/dropped off when we're not home. We can't say enough good things about them, they really love what they do and care for all the dogs as if they were their own.

This could be a great spot if the owners/staff weren't awful, rude, hostile people. Everything…read morethere is SO overpriced. You can get anything in there for a fraction on Amazon or another local pet shop. I love to support local, but being treated in such an awful way is not ok. Do yourself a favor and shop elsewhere.

I always receive such thoughtful recommendations from the staff at this wonderful pet store. My…read moresenior kitty loves the new toys recommended (who knew a catnip carrot could bring such joy!) and they helped me picked out lots of healthy, yummy food now that our cat has been removed from her urinary diet. Happy to have this wonderful business so close to home.

Amazing service! My dog loves coming here for his monthly appointment. They are very quick to…read morerespond and book me a grooming appointment on short notice. The staff is always friendly and truly cares about the pets they work with. My dog comes back looking great and happy every time, which gives me peace of mind. Highly recommend them to anyone looking for reliable and professional grooming services!

Just moved to the area and needed to find a new groomer. They were absolutely amazing!! The…read morecustomer service was seriously top notch - they were all so friendly, caring, and welcoming, plus my pup looks adorable with her cut!

Common companion was sold to AmeriVet veterinary partners, a private equity backed vet consolidator…read morein 2022, hasn't been owned by younker for several years now. They are chronically understaffed and any vet there doesn't stay for long. They allowed an office manager to attempt to perform a cystocentesis on my pet, this is something that only a veterinarian should do.

Our dog was left as a quadriplegic after receiving sedated x-rays from Dr. Mackenzie Gelernter at…read moreCommon Companion. This tragic outcome raises serious concerns about the care provided and highlights the need for greater accountability in veterinary practices. Silvio, was experiencing intermittent back pain, which was managed with physical therapy. To explore further imaging options (X-rays/MRI) and to fully understand Silvio's condition, I scheduled a consultation with Dr. Gelernter at Common Companion Vet Co's Inman Park location to discuss the risks of imaging with sedation explicitly. During this consultation, Dr. Gelernter assured me: - Sedation was a routine, safe procedure with minimal risks, providing peace of mind. - Appropriate sedatives would be carefully selected specifically for a large-breed dog. - Pre-sedation bloodwork would be performed to reduce risks further. Despite explicitly asking multiple times, she never disclosed that sedation could trigger acute neurological events, such as paralysis, particularly in a dog with known spinal issues. On the procedure day (February 10), no informed consent documents outlining these risks were presented. My husband, who dropped Silvio off, was neither given verbal warnings nor was the promised bloodwork performed. Immediately following sedation reversal, Silvio was completely paralyzed in all four limbs. When my husband arrived to transfer Silvio to Blue Pearl for emergency care, he witnessed clinic staff dragging Silvio on a stretcher across the lobby floor. This directly contradicts later claims by Dr. Gelernter that multiple technicians carefully lifted Silvio due to his size. Dr. Gelernter told me her immediate reaction upon seeing Silvio unable to move was, "Oh my God, did you slip a disc?" Later, she asserted that other veterinarians confirmed paralysis can occur under sedation with IVDD, attempting to deflect responsibility despite having previously assured safety and never disclosing this risk. Alarmingly, she later expressed uncertainty about sedating dogs in the future if paralysis was a known risk. This inconsistency raises serious concerns about her competence and accountability. This error by Common Companion Veterinary Clinic devastated our lives. Adding insult to injury, Common Companion billed us for the procedure causing Silvio's paralysis. When I shared our experience online, the clinic publicly responded with misleading statements claiming compassion. Privately, however, they abruptly cut off communication. Our family's lives and mental health have been profoundly impacted. Caring for a quadriplegic large-breed dog is emotionally, physically, and financially exhausting. We rearranged our home, acquired specialized equipment, and incurred substantial medical expenses--all stemming from an entirely preventable situation. Had the risks been adequately disclosed, we would NEVER have proceeded with the X-rays. This is not merely an unfortunate outcome (which is exactly what Dr. Gelernter actually said to me); it represents negligence, incompetence, and a total lack of accountability. Three weeks ago, I formally requested that Common Companion: - Acknowledge failures in informed consent and risk disclosure. - Provide transparency regarding external specialist consultations. - Immediately review and revise sedation and consent protocols. - Fully reimburse incurred medical and rehabilitation expenses due to their negligence. They have not responded, yet quickly responded publicly to my Google review. My emotional reaction might influence my perspective, but my concerns are valid and rooted in genuine care for Silvio. Dismissing or minimizing this is insensitive and ignores their negligence's profound and lasting impact. Pet owners deserve transparency, accountability, and fully informed consent from those entrusted with our companions' lives. Our pets deserve better! No family should endure this preventable heartbreak. Included are images of Silvio on the way to the appointment and, heartbreakingly, of him the next day, unable to move.

We sent our dog to Spot for a few months earlier this year when we first moved to Decatur. We were…read moregrateful to have a convenient location right around the corner from my work and the prices seemed fair. My first impression of the place was walking in a being met with an overwhelming smell. We've been to other daycares and know this is not how it should smell. But, we figured our dog sniffs others' butts so maybe smell doesn't really bother her. Second impression was that the staff kinda seemed half-baked half the time but we figured hey, dog people aren't always people-people. We get it. They just seemed like minimal effort kind of people (we literally got a free stay one time because they had already shut the computer off before we picked her up and they didn't feel like turning it back on...we weren't even late). We never got any bad notes about our dog when we picked her up but we started noticing some things that caused a lot of concern and ultimately led us to pull her out. The first was one time when we came to pick her up, we could see her through the window of a small room that shared a wall with the entrance corridor. She was sitting by herself on the concrete floor, up against the glass just waiting for us to get her. There were a few other little dogs in the room (ours is about 45lbs) but there were no humans, no bedding, no toys, and there was mess everywhere. She was just sitting there looking bored to tears. Not ok. The second was another time we came to pick her up and brought her home. We kept smelling a weird smell and when we inspected her when we got home, we found she had dried urine *caked* on her elbow. There is absolutely no telling how long it had been there and no one bothered to clean her?? How dirty is your facility that there are just puddles lying around not being cleaned that our dog laid in? We brought it to their attention the next time we took her in and told them we did not want to see that again. We asked if they knew what happened, but they said they had no clue where it came from. We understand mess happens, it's a place full of animals. But it was very visible on her white arm. The least they could have done was clean it off for her/us. But they didn't even notice? Again, not ok! The final straw came when we picked her up a few times later and saw a puncture wound on her side when we got home. It had been bleeding and didn't look like anything was done to clean it (which is concerning given how dirty this place apparently is). Not to mention, NO ONE reached out to us that there had been an incident or said ANYTHING to us when we picked her up. Why? Because they had NO IDEA it had even happened!! This time we called them directly about it and asked what happened and they said they were completely unaware of a situation. Um, wtf?? So our dog gets punctured and you can't tell us the story? Like I said, half-baked! SO NOT OK!!! We never sent her back after that! We gave them a thousand chances despite our reservations and they just kept proving us right that we should have been hesitant from the start with that bad smell. TLDR: This place is filthy and they do not keep up with your dog. We recommend literally anywhere else! There are plenty of others to choose from in town.

I am so grateful to Spot for Dogs. The staff is attentive and knew our Simon by name following his…read morefirst time at the facility. Ben who works the front is a perfect representative for the business, pricing is honest and well-worth it, and Simon absolutely LOVES to "go to camp." After a boarding session, Simon comes back exhausted and so, so happy. Their Instagram (pictured) is adorable and gives us piece of mind that our baby is having a good time. We recommend this place to all of our dog owner friends in ATL.