We just returned from a 10-day trip and our animals were excellently cared for by Team Pawsome! We…read moregot three reports each day and usually lots of photos with each report. This was our first time to use this pet sitting service and we couldn't be happier! I highly recommend.

I have been using Team Pawsome Pet Sitters for a while now, and they are the best service provider…read moreI have EVER used. They are dependable and extremely helpful. Once my puppy got out of the yard, and being in a wheelchair I couldn't get around fast enough to find her. My pet sitter left a nearby grocery store to help me and was incredibly kind and helpful. I wanted to let anyone know reading this review that Team Pawsome is indeed AWESOME. I want to add a shout-out to Steve, Charlene, Noah, and Libby for your kindness and care of my pups. Thank you very much!!! Diane

My 15 yr. Old Dachshund & 1yr old mini schnauzer . Dr Vest…read moreis the greatest Vet really took the time to explain all and the different paths to treat my pups and how their overall wellbeing currently is and what we can do better for our pups

This vet diagnosed my dog with IVDD after taking x-rays and saying he had a bowel obstruction. Two…read morethousand dollars after I observed him with weakness in his legs and another 50 dollars x-ray. He had a disease and needed surgery. They didn't refer me to a specialist, just a surgery center. I got. A second opinion would not be diagnosed without a radiologist's report. I begged Pearland Pet for a report and got the run around for over a week. Then, a bill for the report. I took my. Dog to a specialist who did an immediate cat scan. The. The vet would not even call or talk to me directly.

I took my 3 year old dog for training and it has done wonders for her! She was extremely anxious,…read morehaving accidents often, completely ignored any commands, and was afraid of her own leash. After spending two weeks with Pawsitive Care, and then doing day training with them for a week, she has improved so much! She's learned to walk on her leash and stay beside me waiting for me to let her know when to walk or stop, she can literally shake off her anxiety when she gets too keyed up, and she's learned to stop jumping and sit to wait for pets instead of climbing all over you. Ashley was amazing and offered advice and help even when the training period was over. Definitely recommend - my dog loved it there and it's made her (and our house) so much happier!

Best decision ever made. 2 yo red heeler adopted from humane society. Warned he was returned…read moreseveral times due to destructive behavior, but a very sweet, non aggressive dog. Ashley taught him "we see you" and he is a changed dog. Thank you soo much for giving me my loving dog.

Do not hire this groomer. She is not nice to your pet. She has a very bad temper. She did my dog's…read morefirst groom and traumatized him.

I thoroughly trust Gina. If I'm not gonna be home I'll leave the key under the mat. Gina will walk…read moreBB, bathe her and then put her back in my house.

We had Tidy Tails groom our Murphy boy and he looks fabulous! We were worried they wouldn't be able…read moreto trim his nails but they were! Photo of the big guy (after grooming) and his smaller brother.

Great grooming services for our Diamond. They are very patient with our dog who thinks she is a…read moretiny dog. Everyone there is nice and friendly. We also bring her to get her nails trimmed. We also bring our little dog & our cat Gabriella. Cannot to return.

The visit went well. The doctor was great. Not long to see the doctor. The office was neat and…read moreclean. I love the techs.

I went to their website and filled up the forms. That same day, April 25th, I got a response that…read morethe earliest they can get Buncho in for the neutering is July 21. I get another email the next day confirming that Buncho is booked with Dr. Laura de la Prida with the date and time of appointment. July 12th I got a call asking for confirmation. I called back 4x to no avail and their voice mailbox is full. So, I emailed and told them my confirmation. They're really prompt in answering emails, just NOT phone calls. July 20th (the day before the scheduled appointment) I get another voicemail asking to re-confirm the appointment. So, I called and the lady I spoke to was clueless about what I was talking about and she eventually transferred me to the lady that actually called me for the "re-confirmation". Appointment day. I get there a few minutes before opening. I parked across the street from the clinic. A few more cars started to trickle in as my dog and I waited by the grassy area just outside the gate. A little after 8 am, they finally opened. I was the first to go in and I was immediately given the take-in forms for Buncho. Another lady took him especially since more people (and their dogs) started walking in the door. The waiting area is nice and clean and spacious. However, all the ladies that worked in there this morning seem to have woken up on the wrong side of their beds. No one smiling. You get the aura of "just-get-down-to-business". And now I'm getting a little worried for Buncho. If these people aren't happy being there, I sure hope they don't botch Buncho's neutering (first time dog mom worries here). I hesitated leaving but at this point, I'm just going to hope and pray they keep my baby safe the entire time he's out of my sight! I was told they'll call when it's time for pickup (between 12 noon - 3 pm). Well, 3 pm comes and still NO phone call. I called several times to no avail. I emailed and still no reply. So, I searched for them on FB and finally found their page. I sent a message through messenger telling them I'm on my way. Before I got in the car at around 3:20, I can see that they've read the message but still NO answer. At this point I'm already freaking out. As I was stopped at a stop light, I heard my phone ping and a one-liner message on messenger said "everything is fine with Buncho". That's it. Nothing said about when he needs to be picked up. I literally zoomed to their clinic livid but still trying to compose myself when I got there. I walked in and I can see they're extremely busy. I tried my best to be nice especially since my boys are with me and told them I never received a phone call and I'm there to check on Buncho. The lady on the front desk cordially said, "yes, he's been ready and that they're going to get him." I mean, how hard is it to make a quick phone call to let me know "he's been ready" this whole time?!! No apologies whatsoever but I'm just glad to finally see my baby again. I was ushered in as one other lady was giving me discharge instructions especially on how to put the e-collar on. It was a ginormous e-collar and the vet (Dr. Laura de la Prida) came over and told her to get a much smaller sized one. At this point, Buncho was already hyperactive and really needing to get out of there, so containing him with the leash was quite a struggle. I have to say, if it were not for the nice vet and the nice lady giving me assistance and giving me instructions on putting the e-collar correctly, I would've easily rated this place an overall 1 star. I try to be understanding and reasonable in giving this rating but NO COMMUNICATION during the time frame that they said they were going to call was UNACCEPTABLE and for that alone - that warrants a 1 star. But, the professionalism and care of the other workers and the vet made up for their lack of communication on the day of the procedure (an easy 5 stars for them). I paid a little over $140 (that's for the neuter, e-collar, pain medicine and antibiotics), a very reasonable price considering I was quoted about $500 from my other vet. Do I still recommend them. The answer is Yes. Despite the fact that I was super upset about zero communication the day of the surgery, I will still recommend them. I just hope they will find more help on that department because I can see that the vet and their assistants are doing extremely well in what they do. I can see they're expanding and they're in dire need of improving on their communication. They need someone to actually make (and take) phone calls. If they can address that, I have no doubt they'll be even more successful in what they do.

I was looking for a place to take my dog just in case I ever needed it, and this was close to home…read more After calling and receiving directions to download the app I did. I followed instructions and on the app it said that I would be contacted soon for their interview. I wasn't contacted within a few days and when I checked on the app again, it said I needed to schedule an interview??? Not impressed so far.

I have never felt inclined to write a review for a place I haven't used until yesterday. I went in…read moreto get information on daycare and possibly boarding. I walked in and there were 6 people behind the front desk. Not one person even acknowledged that I was even there. I went to the counter where one girl had her back to me. One girl nudged the girl who's back was to me to let her know I was there. She turns around holding and iPad and could barely be bothered to even take her eyes off the iPad much less put it down to answer questions. I asked a couple questions before it was obvious she wasn't going to engage or offer a tour so I left. If that's how they act to potential new clients I can't imagine how they treat the animals in their care. I will not be going back to even give them a chance.

They killed my rat. They have no idea what to do with exotic pets. Do NOT go here!! The reviews are…read morea lie! They charged me almost $300 for a injection for a tiny rat. The injection then made him sicker because they did not administer correctly. This is coming from a vet technician, do not ever go here, they will harm your pet.

This place, these folks especially vet tech Joselyn, so helped me and my dog! I will be forever…read moregrateful for all these great folks here at the Safari vet clinic thanks again. I'll be back and hope a lot of people I know will become patron of this spectacular clinic!!! Caring for pets and owner should be ya'll moto. Thank You soooo much, shout out to Elizabeth and Dr Nary