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    Bow Wow Resort

    Bow Wow Resort

    (19 reviews)

    Wekiva Springs

    We've been using Bow Wow Pet Resort for over 15 years and I can't imagine taking our dogs anywhere…read moreelse. The staff loves them and always has sweet stories to tell us when we pick them up. In all these years, we've never had an issue that would raise concern and I appreciate that our pets have a safe place to sleep and play while we are away. Spa services are also offered for a reasonable price, which is nice and convenient.

    I wanted to give this place a one-star rating, but it's a fairly secure facility. Once through the…read morefront door, there's little chance your dog can escape. I recently moved to the area and needed doggy day care while I was looking for a house. This place was recommended by an employee at a nearby pet store. But, she really didn't know anything about it other than it was close by. There's a large play area at the front, observable through large windows at reception, and there's a back area that you cannot see. From what I experienced, there's no air conditioning other than at reception. That leaves your dog exposed to Florida heat and humidity for the duration of the stay. Both times I picked up my dog, he was heat stressed and physically hot. There's plenty of water and it looks like the dogs can be hosed down, but that's not enough. Smaller dogs really suffer in heat, and dogs with skin problems shouldn't be watered down. There's no place for your dog to escape when they've had enough. The other issue is they're closed for four hours in the middle of the day. I didn't notice this the first time. I showed up and there was no one around and no cars in the parking lot. I'm sure there's a way to get your dog in an emergency, but I've never seen a business model like this. Last issue, is they will shamelessly flip around the pay pad and solicit a tip...for doing their job...that they're already paid for. Of course, they're all standing around looking at you. No pressure. I tipped because I don't want them to screw with my dog, But, they're not waiters or baristas. Their job IS the service; the service isn't extra. So, if you're actively fighting against out-or-control tipping culture, this alone is enough to avoid this business. Add the lack of air-conditioning, and there's just no reason.

    Dogtopia of Orlando - Apopka

    Dogtopia of Orlando - Apopka

    (6 reviews)

    We entrusted our dog, Chester, to Dogtopia of Orlando - Apopka. He returned home with a puncture…read morewound requiring urgent veterinary treatment costing $170. When we reached out for answers, the local facility owner was unhelpful and dismissive during our telephone conversations, focusing on "running a business" rather than explaining how the injury occurred, and hung up on me when I was seeking answers. When we escalated the issue to corporate leadership, they acknowledged Chester was injured while in their care and admitted their internal investigation was still incomplete. However, they immediately denied any responsibility for the veterinary bills, citing their Pet Parent Agreement, despite previously telling us during an initial call that our veterinary expenses would be covered. They offered a $200 account credit as a "goodwill gesture," which we formally declined. We will not be returning, and we have reported the incident to Orange County Animal Services. If you expect transparency, clear communication, or financial accountability when an injury happens under a facility's watch, be aware that this location relies on contractual fine print to deny medical coverage before they even finish investigating what happened.

    If I could give this zero stars I would, here is my story, On Monday, we brought our 6-year-old…read moremixed hound, Amico, to Dogtopia for daycare. We have used this location dozens of times over the years when we wanted him engaged and social rather than home alone. When they first opened, we had positive experiences. However, over the past year, we had begun to feel standards were slipping. Unfortunately, Monday confirmed those concerns in the worst possible way. Less than an hour after drop-off, we received a call asking us to pick him up because he was bleeding and staff "couldn't stop it." We were told another dog had been attempting to mount him and, before staff could intervene, the dog "had Amico's ear in his mouth." In plain terms, our dog was bitten. When we arrived, Amico was covered in blood. His ear was dripping heavily. The bite had torn through his ear, severing the vein that runs along the edge. We immediately rushed him to Park Avenue Animal Hospital. Despite a busy schedule, the veterinary team saw him right away and fit him in for surgery at the first available window to repair the tear. He is now home and recovering well, and we are grateful for that. Still, this was an awful and frightening experience -- the kind any pet owner dreads. What has been equally concerning is the lack of response from Dogtopia's management. It has now been three days, and despite repeated attempts, we have not been able to speak with anyone beyond the front desk. We've been told someone from corporate in California would contact us, but we have heard nothing. The absence of any direct outreach, accountability, or follow-up has been deeply disappointing. We understand that incidents can happen in group play environments. What matters is supervision, timely intervention, and how a business responds afterward. Based on what we were told, staff were unable to intervene before serious injury occurred. We had previously observed, via camera, what appeared to be crowded rooms and limited staff coverage, though we had no incident before to validate that concern. We now question whether adequate supervision was in place. In addition to the emotional toll, this incident resulted in a $470 emergency veterinary bill. More importantly, it represents a breach of the trust we placed in them to provide a safe environment for our dog. If you are considering bringing your pet here, we encourage you to carefully evaluate your options. While accidents can happen anywhere, transparency, accountability, and communication should not be optional. We entrusted them with our dog's safety. They failed in that responsibility -- and have, so far, failed to address it directly.

    iCare4pets - pet_sitting - Updated August 2026

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