I loved the Naughty Cat Cafe so much I went twice in the brief 4 days I was in Tennessee! The cats…read moreare all amazing. They are clearly happy and well-cared for at the cafe while they await their forever homes. The atmosphere is cozy and cat-themed. You even get complimentary coffee or tea while you're visiting! Love the binders with all the cat names so you can try to learn who is who! There were over 40 meow meows when I went! Spend an hour or 2 petting some cats, then go treat yourself at the Black Cat Spa & Lounge just up the street!

Heartwarming to spend an hour loving on some foster care cats. That's what you can expect from a…read morevisit here to the Naughty Cat Cafe located in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Someone on TikTok made a mention to this place and when I discovered you can pay $17 to spend quality time giving affection to 30 cats looking for their forever homes, this was a MUST DO, NON NEGOTIABLE for me, lol. I purchased and reserved my spot online ahead of time at naughtycatcafe.com. Their hours are mostly 11am - 5pm daily with being closed on Monday's and Tuesday's. One noticeable rule that is mentioned by the owner/manager is to not pick up the cats as most of them have been recently spade or neutered. The main room of the cafe is a low key, rustic lounge. It's dimly lit for the benefit of a few of the residents. Veering to the right is an open space with couches and chairs for visitors to sit down on and plenty of window lighting for other cats to watch the happenings outside. I approached this one cat who was lying on her side and we bonded. I showered her with tummy rubs which she gladly accepted. Watching her closing her eyes in total bliss (and trust) had me feeling sentimental in the best way possible. It was pure joy to give this cat some cuddle time. This was actually my first ever visit to a cat cafe. I had heard about them occasionally, but never actually considered stopping inside one. But, this was the perfect time to take a break from my roadtrip travels, just connecting with cats (or animals in general) can have rejuvenating powers that is healthy for the soul. Overall, it was a blessing to spend an hour with some lovable cats. Too bad I'm not anywhere from the Chattanooga, Tennessee area but I am thankful that there are shelter/foster homes like this Naughty Cat Cafe to give them exposure to visitors who may consider adopting them, so they can live a quality life. Thank you for having me.

Tiggertown adopts out the most beautiful, smartest cats I have ever met. Candice and her volunteers…read moredo an amazing job of maintaining and taking care of some of the cutest, sweetest, affectionate and very lovable cats and kittens. Candice also offers any assistance she can to help to make sure the kitties and owners are prepared and settled to enjoy their new lives together. I have adopted 2 furbabies from Tiggertown, Totoro and Trinity and they have contributed to and changed my life for the better! If you are looking to adopt a cat for you or your family, go to Tiggertown. You will have so many types of cats and kittens to choose from, you may end up with more than one, like me.

Nice, clean shower rooms and friendly staff. I would definitely be coming back. I would recommend.read more

While it is a very cute store, I cannot recommend them. We went for the first time and made it…read moreclear we had never been before and were asking questions, advice etc! We picked out numerous treats, signed up for their loyalty program, and checked out. After paying we asked about a sign where it says buy 6 or more and get a discount. She basically says - oh you have to ask for that first - too bad. She offered no remedy. While it was cute, that left a very bad first impression and with other dog bakeries around town, I cannot say I will be going back. Edit: I have added a star back because, I will say, my dog ready did love the treats.

Southside was able to get us in quickly. The technician who cared for my dog was knowledgeable and…read morethorough. Dr. Jordan was friendly and answered all of my questions. The visit didn't feel rushed and the team at Southside was really nice.

I would def be taking my fur baby back to this vet. Not only was the receptionist the loveliest…read moreperson ever when making my appointment, but all the staff I interacted with during my time there were beyond helpful, informative, and super kind. My sweet baby was super anxious upon arrival but all the lovins and treats from the friendly staff sure made things a lot better. Dr. Jordan Marcan went above and beyond. You can tell he truly cares about animals and he answered all my questions. The facility was easy to locate, super clean and we got seen right away.

I've boarded my pup here for years, and they always treat him like one of their own. He's a sweet…read moreboy who has his quirks and they treat him like royalty. Today really topped the cake when they reached out during a thunderstorm to see if they could make him more comfortable. We don't have human kids but Tri'd Old pet Mill in with our furry ones!

We used this place 1 time and that will be it. Our 2 dogs looked fearfully skinny and the other had…read moreto be rinsed off as I waited for pick up. He's an English Bulldog and you have to wipe them after the bathroom. They aren't that involved here. They also don't keep their collars, they make you take them and they use those slip knot lanyards for walks & moving around the kennel. Here comes my problem. Our 2 dogs stay w/ each other. NEVER APART! And I explained this, they both get extreme anxiety when separated. Well, to clean their stall (which tells me they don't watch them on a regular, or they wouldn't use the bathroom in it) They had to be separated in 2 separate areas (also against what I told them, and makes no sense). The Bulldog will not go in a small crate or pen and will put up a fight if pushed or pulled which is why I suggested they keep his collar for that, not on him! But to move him! He NEVER had a collar sensitivity issue ever before! Ever since they stay there, he becomes aggressive, growls, barks & has bitten me & his dad anytime we attempt to put his own collar on him. I can only assume that they used that slip knot lanyard on him, choking him, and now he is scared to death of anything around his neck. He was well trained as he is 2.5yrs old not a puppy. Now 4.5 months later I still get bit attempting to put his collar on & attaching a leash to him. He is making progress of being retrained w/ a leash & collar. They also asked for pics while away (I signed the box to be sent them) Never got 1 pic, and they come w/ a complimentary bath after a # of stays...but the day I picked them up they said they couldn't give them a bath because they were booked already. I asked to bring them back for a bath & they said I would have to pay.

I'm just going to sort of throw this out there and hope it finds its way home:…read more Ich is short for the name of a ciliated protozoan of the genus Ichthyophthirius. It is usually present all the time in aquaria in small numbers, just like germs are in the air we breathe. However, when a fish suffers from extreme stress, such as a sudden drop in temperature (or pH swing, salinity change, poor water quality, etc) its resistance is lowered and it becomes vulnerable to diseases. Outbreaks also occur after the introduction of new fish to an established aquarium. Fish mania hasn't let me down in the 20 years I've kept freshwater fish. Ask lots of questions, this is the place to learn!

I am extremely disappointed with the way Ethan at Fish Mania has treated a member of my family. I…read morehave a family member with an intellectual disability who genuinely enjoys buying fish. Because he lives on a very limited income, he usually saves what little spending money he has so he can purchase one or two fish at a time. Unfortunately, I feel that Ethan has repeatedly taken advantage of his situation rather than treating him with the honesty, patience, and respect he deserves. It is heartbreaking to watch someone who has so little disposable income spend his hard-earned money on something that brings him happiness, only to feel that he is being taken advantage of in the process. People with intellectual disabilities deserve the same respect, fair treatment, and honest customer service as anyone else. Their kindness, trust, and limited understanding of certain situations should never be viewed as an opportunity to make money at their expense. Running a business is about more than making sales. It is also about building trust, treating customers fairly, and having compassion for the people who support your business. I hope Fish Mania takes these concerns seriously. No customer, especially someone who may be more vulnerable, should leave a business feeling exploited or taken advantage of.

Easy to book, great facility and a wonderful experience! Hope took so much time and care in…read moregrooming our pups, it was by far the best we've received. Thank you!!

Hope is a wonderful groomer! We have a nervous dog and she is very good with him. Her space is well…read moreset up, very clean, and I don't have to worry about my dog being around other dogs. And, she is very knowledgeable about dogs and takes extra care to avoid his allergy with the treats she gives him. He always looks and smells great after a visit with Hope!

My puppy Monty was either stung by a bee or bitten by an ant. Either way he made me think his leg…read morewas broken and I immediately scheduled a vet visit at Vetopia. The vet and her assistant were so sweet and kind to Monty. He can be a little spicy at times and shy. They were very accommodating and even brought out a cheese stick and all the toys for him to feel at ease. The main office and waiting room was clean, tidy and comfortable. I found their prices to be reasonable. It didn't feel like I was being forced or coerced into spending more than I needed to. The vet even talked me out of doing x-rays, which I would've gladly paid for. I highly recommend them and will be definitely back in the future with my other pets and Monty.

10/10. Cannot recommend highly enough. Vetopia truly is in…read moreits own category- fear free environment for pets, talented & compassionate staff, excellent care, and a beautiful office space - all bundle up into an innovative experience for pets and their people. As a client, I cannot say enough good things about this practice ... and I have very high expectations when it comes to veterinary care for my two senior dachshunds. Dr. Bello, Chris, Ava, Abbey Jo, and Jarren always listen to my concerns and thoughts, talk me through options for care, and are some of our favorite folks. In the short time we've known this team, they've supported and cared for us time and time again (urgent appointments, hernia repair surgery, dental cleaning, senior exams and lab work, acupuncture, consultations for new a diagnosis). And you can tell this team *loves* working with each other. They're the gold standard. Chattanooga is so lucky to have Vetopia.