amazing grooming place and kennel!!! Laurel is great with dogs and does an amazing job!!! My boys…read morelove her and come home so handsome and clean.

Laurel grooms my 2 Cavalier King Charles Spaniels and Cattle dog cross. She's patient with them,…read moreloving and they get fantastic grooms. I have the Cavaliers shaved down in the Summer and they hair cuts are perfect. In addition to the indoor kennels, Dogwoods has an additional large covered chainlink outdoor kennel and a huge fenced in grassy outdoor play area where my dogs can be there for the day and have fun. My dogs are always excited when they see we're pulling in to Dogwoods!

This place is outrageously over priced and very inconvenient if ur ever running 10 min late and…read moredrive 2 hours.

This is the only place that we will take our dogs for grooming. It's a 40 minute drive for us and…read morewe'll worth the travel time to know that our dogs are well cared for. The staff here is absolutely committed to your pet and their safety. They are friendly and polite and go out of their way to assist.

Something is off at this place. I took a Pomeranian there and he was put with large dogs. He had…read morerecently had a hind leg fractured, had had expensive surgery and rehab. He was on all 4 legs when I took him in. The pressure from the big dogs or the jumping around badly hurt his leg and now he is on 3 legs. I think I have to start all over again and get him to the surgeon he saw this spring. I cannot put my finger on it, but I suspect the staff has not had training or they lack questioning skills when a new dog is presented. Like a doc's office: is the dog on any medication? has the dog had surgery recently? is the dog allergic to cleaning solutions? Just basic inquiries might have helped determine the small dog should not go with the big dogs.

Our dog Lucy has been coming to your business for 5-6 years, since we moved to Searsport and has…read moreseemed to weather the experience with a few behavioral issues after being left for several days. We would pick her up and she was a "hyper-fit" but soon settled back into our home routine after reassurance, a shower and much brushing. We picked her up yesterday and she was so glad. She was also shining clean and had been brushed out , toenails trimmed (really well). She was less stressed, even when coming home into the house. She was glad to be home as always but way more comfortable with being gone. We had a repair man stop by today, and for the first time ever, she didn't run out barking and trying to scare him off, she was watchfull, but not threatening . Not sure how you managed this, but whoever is working there now , THANK YOU, for taking such good care of her and helping with her training. Kerry Dougherty & Dick Dyer

The cheerful and helpful staff really did me a solid when my puppy got car sick and we needed…read moreappropriate shampoo and clean up products. They have my animals on file so that it is easy to shop for them. They also offer a wide array of dog chews and snacks that are healthy and safe.

Came across Loyal Biscuit Co when I was staying in the area and my dog needed more of a specific…read morekind of food. They have a nice website, which I checked first to see what brands they sold. It's clear from the website this is a high end pet store, which is what I prefer over Petco. I was surprised at how large the store is. They even had products I've seen as unavailable online so I stocked up. The store is on main street in Rockland but there's a rear entrance with parking! It's the same parking for the post office and Grasshopper shop. There's also a location just as you enter Camden from Rockport.

I recently brought my 9 week old kitten in for ear mite treatment as he was visibly very bothered…read moreby ear mites and I could see inside his ears that they were full of dirty looking substance that are a telltale sign of mites. At the vet, he was given a one time topical treatment that is supposed to eradicate them. I noticed he was still just as bothered by ear mites in the next 2 days following his appointment so I looked in his ears and noticed they were still full of the dirty substance indicative of ear mites. I also googled ear mites treatment for cats and kept reading that cleaning out the ears should be the first step of treatment. I called the office the next morning and told the receptionist that my cat was still just as bothered by the mites and that I noticed my cats ears had not been cleaned out. I also told her that I read online that the first step in treatment should be cleaning out the ears. She told me that they usually clean out animals' ears when treating for ear mites and said she would check his file. She ended up speaking with the vet and the vet said that she didn't clean his ears because they weren't "that dirty" and that I could make an appointment to have his ears cleaned. I told the receptionist that I wasn't going to pay for another appointment to get his ears cleaned when it was supposed to be part of his treatment (as receptionist had already mentioned they usually clean the animal's ears) and I also told her that the vet told her his ears weren't "that dirty" because she chose not to clean his ears. (They look awful inside, this is why I made the appointment.) The receptionist spoke to the vet again and the vet told her to tell me that if I don't like their services that they would be happy to fax my pets' records elsewhere to which I replied "yes please" and we ended the call. So the veterinarian would rather defend her choice of not fully treating my still very affected cat for ear mites than doing the right thing and has now lost a customer with 2 cats. I should also note that the receptionist sounded agitated and to me, the issue is minor compared to what can happen to animals. I can't imagine her being very kind to frustrated pet owners dealing with more serious issues. But maybe she's just fed up with customers calling to complain about mediocre service. This place looks very dated inside. It never felt that good to bring my animals there in the first place (we went a few times for boosters and a neutering of our other cat, starting a few months ago) so this experience is a blessing in disguise. I definitely wouldn't want these people treating my cat for more serious issues.

I just read some of the negative reviews. I don't usually write on YELP but I want to share that I…read morehave taken my pets (dogs, cats and even a guinea pig) here for over 25 years. Everyone there has always been kind, attentive and compassionate with both me and my pets.

I've had 3 dogs and 3 cats. I've always gone to Little River Veterinary Hospital. Everyone's friend…read moreto me and my pet, through, thoughtful, care, show experience, and patient (my third dog required patience!). The building is always clean, and bright. -Gina (Jakii, Sage, Ivy, Willin, Karma & Mac)

after many people recommended this vet upon our permanent move to maine, it took months for a first…read moreappointment. that is not a complaint - rather a nod to a busy practice well run, not cramming you in just to charge charge charge and create a waiting room full of pets! sadly, in advance of our meet and greet, my sweet giant lab got a bug, or a tick bite, or the copious amounts of duck poop disagreed with his tumtum and we ended up needing urgent care. we got the first ferry off and left a message we were on the way and taking our chances on being seen. on the drive as soon as they opened we received the call 'come on in'. day one: everyone was exceptionally kind and competent. every test was explained. came away with meds and he was feeling better until - next morning. he's walking around but not himself. when i offered him a banana that MY LABORADOR RETRIEVER REFUSED!!! i told my guy 'get dressed we're going back.' they had him all day on IV meds and fluids. got him stabilized. more xrays and tests. when we fetched him at 4 we had the full care run down. what to look for. when to bring him back. amazing care and i was a wreck! was it expensive? sorta i guess .. and i fully believe they saved my dog's life. and i can tell you that an ER visit with tests and xrays was 25% LESS than the meet and great wellness check with the vet we got into right away for a checkup and shots. in short - i do believe they are fairly priced. the facility is immaculate. the staff all needs raises! the docs we met were amazing. kind, compassionate, very well versed in what could be happening ... and lovely. and just to address 'joy' and her need to hurl pejoratives at Dr Chris Tomalty - i didn't meet him. saw him in the halls. i'd say handsome, not scary! also - he's canadian. rude and insulting isn't the general disposition in my extensive canadian interactions. just sayin. if you're looking for a vet - take the first appointment a few months out and join the family!

This is easily one of the best pet supply stores in the area. The service is always top notch and…read morethey great you every time you step through the door. Assistance is always available if needed and usually you will be asked if you need any help. Beyond that there is no pressure to buy anything so shopping at your leisure is always welcome. The selection of food, toys and other accessories for your fur baby is excellent. Beyond all that the company is excellent to its areas that is services by giving back to many charities annually. I highly recommend them.

I can't say enough about the professionalism (our dog is big, protective, and not easy for…read morestrangers to manage), skill, and expedience of the staff. The cleanliness and facilities were top-notch. We came to Maine for a remote, rugged vacation and our 4-year-old German Shepherd came across a porcupine in the middle of the night. She woke us with whimpering, pacing and panting. Her muzzle was impaled with dozens of barbed porcupine quills. They are very painful and dangerous to extract. If broken or left too long, they can travel inside to an animals'a heart or lungs and prove deadly. Our girl was terrified and in great discomfort. Within two hours of opening their doors this morning, the vet and her techs had administered general anesthesia, painkiller, and removed every quill (they even trimmed her nails Without our asking!). By 10am She was on her way home with us and looks as if nothing ever happened to her. The cost was less than we expected also. Thank you so much for saving our dog!