We loved this experience! 43 cats full of love and wanting to be loved on. Coffee/soda was free…read morewith a ticket. One of the employees also gave us lunch recommendations for local pizza places and the one we tried was great. The team was very knowledgeable and connected well with customers.

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.

Besides how adorable my baby looked after his groom was that they do not use cages. Most groomers…read moreput the pets in cages before, after or whenever needed during the process but Aqua does notIs ! They let the pups play around with each other (unless they do not do well with other dogs, they do cage them for safety reasons) I hate putting my dogs in cages and my anxiety quickly subsided knowing that he'd be able to be treated with play time. Customer Service 10/10 Cleanliness of facility 10/10 Actually SEEING other dogs enjoying their time there 100/10 Reasonable Prices 10/10

Overpriced haircuts look really mediocre. Found matting still on my dog still under the arms. All…read morethe stuff in the shop like for example the treats are overpriced. Bright blue building is an eyesore to look at. Lastly, it just seems like a very unfriendly place for dogs. I think for now on I will go to The Arc instead for now on.

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.

Very nice people! They have your dog's best interest in mind and did a wonderful job taking care of…read moreour Husky Rowdy. The amount of hair... he looks beautiful now!

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.

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!

Great store for fish and supplies. Owner Ethan is very knowledgeable and supportive of the aquarium…read morecommunity. Met many great people through the Chattanooga Area Aquatics Society that he started.

Adopted my cat from McKambey a little over a year ago. He has grown beyond belief. Much bigger than…read moremy other kitty. Love this stinker.

I regularly support McKamey through monthly donations and attend their gala because I genuinely…read morecare about the organization's mission. However, I was disappointed with my recent phone interaction. I called to report an issue and also one that may be related to dogs being hit by cars in my area off the freeway, something that has happened multiple times over the past few months. During the call, I was frequently interrupted and the tone used felt raised, which gave me the impression that my call was a bother rather than a serious concern being addressed. While I understand call volume can be high, the interaction felt dismissive given the seriousness of the issue I was reporting. I hope this feedback helps improve communication moving forward.

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!!