Can't thank Cathy enough! I had an emergency drop off due to medical emergencies and she was super…read moreaccommodating. Send your dog with everything they need, provide detailed instructions and you should have a great visit! The welcome introduction is super important, make sure to think of any details about your dog or special needs your pet may have. She is great at communicating and updates with pictures. If you have a small dog who needs care this is the place!

We hired Auntie Cathy to care for our dog while we were on holiday. He stayed in her home. She…read moreseemed trustworthy and responsible. While we were traveling she called and informed us our pet was in distress. He needed emergency surgery for ingesting play toys to remove portions of his intestines. Auntie Cathy informed us her insurance was not up to date. We were Very Disapointed to hear this. Pet owners beware to ask for proof of insurance and know that supervision may not be as what one would expect under her care. Hoping maybe a lesson was learned here.

We have been boarding and grooming our dog with Sol Dog since we rescued her in 2021. We watched…read morewith pride as this nonprofit built their new facility in Marana. And the care they give our dog is over the top. We know she's getting the same care that we would give her at home. And the grooming by Caitlin is just flawless. We've never had a dog who walks in to be boarded or groomed with tail wagging. She's headed to find her friends.

There is some confusion about the locations of Sol Dog. When I first signed up to board my dogs, I…read morethought I was dealing with the people from Sol Dog on Prince Road. That statement is 1/2 right. Looks like the Sol Dog on Prince now has a new name and that owner used to be part of Sol Dog but is not anymore. My dogs were boarded in May 2026 for 4 days. All did not go well. I have spoken to Justin and Shelley from Sol Dog and BOTH of them have now said "that's not how we normally do things". When I spoke to Shelley today and told her that they had to say, "that's not normally how we do things", for 3 separate issues her reply made me want to do reviews so other people could see that the service I got was exactly how they normally do things. Issue 1- on our tour of the facility (beautiful facility) we were led to believe that we would be allowed to settle our dogs in their kennel. We were not. Shelley said, "that people are not allowed in the kennel area". When I told her that we were taken into the kennel area on our tour, she said "that's not normally how we do things". Issue 2- We gave written on paper instruction on how to feed our dogs. and put the instructions in their system. Not complicated. One dog gets dry and wet food. The other gets wet food only. The dog that got wet food only was fed dry food. Sol Dog sent me a text on day 2 that they were almost out of dry food. When I called and questioned how they were feeding my dogs, I was told they were feeding them correctly. It wasn't until I sent them an email that they admitted to feeding my dog incorrectly. Guess what I was told??? You guessed it "that's not how we normally do things". Issue 3- Communication. I was told that someone from Sol Dog would communicate with me and let me know how the dogs were doing a couple times a day. The evening I dropped them off I did hear from someone. The next day Nothing. The 3rd day I sent a text at 730am and did not hear back till 330pm. GUESS WHAT? "THATS NOT HOW WE NORMALLY DO THINGS". Some issues I brought up with Justin that I didn't bring up with Shelley. My dog blankets and toys were not dirty, had no dog hair and smelled like I just took them out of my dryer. I had a lot of treats left over and if they were given to the dogs like I was told they would be, there should not have been that much left. Sol Dog left such a bad taste that I told them I would never board with them again. Justin and Shelley both agree that since they were told I would never board with them again that there was not much they could do to fix the issue. I was not told they were sorry. I was not offered any refund, not that I would have taken it. They did have to pay the staff to feed my dogs wrong and not give them their toys, blankets or treats. All in all, I feel like the experience that I had with Sol Dog is EXACTLY HOW THEY NORMALLY DO THINGS.

Brittany and Sandy cared for our two senior cats for almost 6 weeks while we were out of the…read morecountry. We came back to a clean house, happy cats, and the knowledge that they had been well taken care of while we were gone. They were punctual, and kept us regularly updated as to how it was going. I would not hesitate to use them again

7 days of attention in an amazing household. My little rescue dog has the opportunity to be with a…read morefamily who has a bigger dog who is gentle and a cat. A wonderful experience for him. We couldn't be happier.

We have taken our two dogs her several times over the last year or two. They are always excited…read morewhen we arrive. The staff are very friendly and happy to see our dogs when they arrive. We always feel very comfortable when we leave our dogs in their care.

They are under new owner's who have been making some wonderful changes and they employees seem…read morehappy and that makes happy pet's! GROOMING is the only aspect of the business I have utilized and I have been going to Tasha for 4 year's now. I take both my Great Pyrenees to her. She is so skilled that I hesitate to even mention her name because I don't want her to get so busy I can't get in! My female, Fiona, is a big solid nothing less than a Diva princess. Tasha has excellent command of her yet is very gentle and loving. Pyrenees are all hair and it gets matted and gnarly quickly. my dog's leave looking ready for the ring even though they are going to go home and roll in dirt anyway Her prices are well below the Petsmart and Sissy Groomer prices and unlike both these place's (yes, personal experience) they are never knicked, dew claws ripped or left with any un groomed spots. She charges $60.....yes, that is correct.... $60 for a huge great pyrenees. Don't let the price fool you. You get way more than you pay for. She grooms the dog's that board there as well as outside client's like us. No, she and I aren't party friend's, our kid's don't know each other and she has no idea I am writing this. I gush about her ability because she is just that da** skilled. The employees that work the kennel are usually around and they seem to be professional and are always friendly. They have always taken pride in the business but the new ownership and changes seem to have given them a new sense of pride and worth. I highly recommend the groomer Tasha and I do refer people there for boarding because they truly do care about the pet's they stay.

My dog, Glenn, loves this place. He gets wild and ready to go as soon we hit the parking lot…read more My human family loves the pictures and crafts we get. We also love watching Glenn on the camera.

My pup always knows when it's a Dogtopia day. Highlight of his week! Clean, hospitable, efficient…read more Highly recommend!

We recently visited Arizona with our dog Em not realizing that the temps would soar above 100 every…read moreday. Since Em had never been to a kennel I was so happy to find the Old Dog Co. Em loved it there are a cool shaded private home. When we returned a week later, she had made a new friend with the resident dog, Rocky and was sitting comfortably on the sofa in the AC. She was happy to see us but not that happy. Wish the ODC was back in our hometown.

From the owner: We are experts in helping senior canines feel comfortable and safe while their parents travel. We…read morealso take good care of parents by texting them daily with photos of their dogs in action, sleeping, playing or doing adorable things. No more than 3 dogs at a time so everyone gets the attention they deserve. Access to two small yards and all rooms inside the house. We will interview and possibly accept very well behaved younger dogs. We do not board cats.

My dog and I have attended puppy classes and trick classes here. They are enjoyable and we are both…read morelearning a lot!

Horrible experience. There are so many better training centers in town. Don't waste your time or…read moremoney here. Each week was a different 'trainer' with limited experience. Negligible one on one attention and helpers who were more condescending than helpful. Jeremy doesn't stop talking long enough to help, if he even shows up for a session, often just talked at us then left. Advertized puppy play time before sessions never happened because it depended on whether the trainer wanted to be there or not. They must not pay their electricity bill as it's rather dark inside. Not impressed at all with any of the trainers' backgrounds given the poor service.

The Vets and their assistants are caring,kind and efficient.When I needed end of life care for my…read morebeloved 15 and 18 year old Doxie's,they were at our sides the entire time.These folks care.Sincerely,Dara Davis

Been a client for several years. They do a LOT of things really well and have effectively saved at…read moreleast one of my pet's lives (dog with an obstruction, Dr. Campbell). But Dr. Horton, all of the veterinarians, and all of the technicians and front desk staff are consistently excellent and I wish I could remember all their names!. Facility is great and I'll get to one very important detail about the facility in a minute, but it's spacious, plenty of room for customers and their pets, plenty of exam rooms, and a nice restroom, plus the pet-themed artwork is great. I really like the online presence, with automated scheduling, conversing with staff, and even the ability to specify technician or specific veterinarian. Now, based on my most recent experience, I wanted to call attention to the comfort room. Unfortunately I had to euthanize one of my cats last week, and not only did they get me in quickly - which should not go unrecognized - but that entire comfort room experience is about as good as it gets. The room itself is incredibly well thought out, with nice calming music, plenty of tissues, comfortable seating, the right low lighting (don't overlook that, it's part of the transitional euthanasia experience), and pleasant decorations. I don't mind one bit that there's some display of (forgive me if this isn't the right term) remembrance artifcacts depending on your method of handling the remains, I actually thought that was a nice touch. They planned this room out really well when building the facility, you can drive right up to it's dedicated entrance, so you don't have to walk through the main area crying your eyes out. But that's all about the facility, let's not forget how compassionate and sympathetic the staff who handle that experience are. And not fake sympathy either, legitimate care and concern. And great attention to detail. Whether it's routine care, purchasing supplies, or euthanasia, Dove Mountain Veterinary handles all of it deftly. And reasonably priced, too.