First off the staff is so friendly! Martin and Katelyn always do such a great job with the pups and…read morethey always come out so clean and fresh. The pups absolutely love the staff even though they don't love baths. My senior dog takes the Mobility Support supplement as well and it makes such a huge difference for him. He has old man joint pain and that supplement makes him act like a puppy! It is a night and day difference for him.

I'm visiting my parents for the summer, with my two Shetland Sheepdogs. After a grueling 3 day car…read moreride, my dogs needed a good grooming. My parents take their dogs here, so I trusted them. Both my dogs have come out of their grooming looking fabulous! But a major shout out to Emily!! Emily is amazing! First time I met her was in the parking lot and she remembered my parent's Sheltie's name, my mom's name. Every time I have gone in to drop off/pick up, Emily greets every human with a "hello (insert name)" and knows ALL the dogs names, their grooming schedule, what would work best for dogs who are new clients. She is amazing! So personable, kind, and caring soul!

They are the best! I would give a 6/5 if I could! I started taking Millie there when she was three…read moremonths and they have been nothing below phenomenal! She is now getting trained and is just the best dog thanks to the incredible staff at Sit Means Sit.

I typically don't post reviews about businesses and I'm hoping we just caught them on a bad day,…read morebut I am very concerned about the integrity of the employees we were with today. 1. They asked if my german shepherd had labored breathing at home and my husband and I said no. He never has. The female trainer said he had all this week with them. When the male trainer brought him in, my dog was literally choking on the slip knot around his neck in front of two trainers, my kids, and myself and husband. We told them he is choking and they denied it. I went to my dog and released the slip knot from around his neck and he quit the labored breathing thereafter. They continued to deny that he was choking. Y'all, I'm a doctor and my bf is a vet. I'm not stupid. The lack of accountability and even a basic apology was alarming. 2. Prior to him starting at SMS, I told the young lady during our consultation that he could already do sit, stay, and come. This week, the trainers taught him sit and place. So, he learned nothing really. 3. I was told that they use a vibration collar that just gets his attention. I straight up asked if it was a shock collar and was straight up told no. It's definitely a shock collar. 4. A random employee walks into the training room and is sitting behind a desk area. She literally looks me dead in the eye and asks me if he is a full blood German Shepherd, which I confirmed. Then she busts out with, " I have often thought about stealing him and taking him home with me" in front of my kids, my husband, and the other two trainers. I just look at her and go back to petting my dog. Then a few minutes later she says it again. No smile. No jk. Just creepy. 5. In good faith I paid in full for both of my dogs to train with this team. After today, my husband called and stated that since Snicker was getting choked, the lady threatened to steal our dog, etc...we no longer feel comfortable with the facility and asked if we could get a refund on the unused portion of our packages. The trainer said no. Ok, well please have your GM contact me. We have not received any contact from management. I did receive two phone calls from the staff. The first was them searching through my dog's file looking for where our dog was having labored breathing at home??? HE NEVER HAS. He couldn't breathe because they chose to use a slip knot noose type rope around his throat instead of just clipping his leash unto his collar which has been on his neck all week. Then, said lady calls me wanting to explain the "comment" about my dog. She won't tell me her name and told us she never said that she had thought about STEALING my dog, etc... Y'all. This is classic denial/gaslighted. I don't even care if they get on Google and make up some craziness about me at this point. I care about honesty. I care about animals. I care about people. I care about doing the right thing. Please be cautious about this facility. In my experience, they will lie to make a sell and then try to cover up their mistakes. Had they just apologized for choking my dog or admitted truth about what was said to us about shock collars, the lady's stealing comments, etc...I would definitely feel differently.

Absolutely love Fab Fur!! They make my Texas Heeler, Autumn, look amazing. I'm devastated to be…read moremoving away from BCS, as I've never had a better groomer. I also love that once you're an established customer they're easy to reach by text.

We are new to the area, and our neighbors recommended Fabuloous Fur for our little doxie. They are…read moreAWESOME! The staff is so welcoming and friendly. I have used many different pet salons in the past, but none as wonderful as Fabulous Fur. The groomer we had was Hallie...what a sweetheart! They will even give you a "report card" on your dog's behavior, which is so unique. The prices are very good. I am completely happy with their service, and so is Dexter! Thank you.

Rebecca is a master groomer and does a awesome job grooming my bichon. Rebecca is very competent…read moreand really cares about her work and it clearly shows!!

Absolutely love this place, we boarded our dog Percy here for spring break and a few other days of…read morejust puppy day care and he absolutely loved it! They took excellent care of him and he was excited to go back each time! We only stopped using them because we moved to Houston. Can't recommend them enough!

I went to Petsmart to look for and possibly pick up tick, flea and mite medication for a new cat we…read moreadopted. Since the vet was right there and not busy, I thought it would be a great idea to ask a professional a few questions regarding when to use OTC products or if I should bring my cat into this clinic. The individual was over overzealous and rude, stating that is illegal for a vet to give ANY medical advice about treating anything for a pet, saying that it could make them liable, without initial checkups and to pay for a visit. Then in a condescending tone she attempted to belittle me, saying "in fact, it's against the law for ANY doctor to give medical advice to ANYONE who isn't a patient". I simply replied, "no that's definitely NOT true, especially if it's about a OTC product recommendation". I do NOT recommend going into a place where they instantly treat you like garbage. I was very polite using ma'am, patient and making sure I didn't say anything rude, spiteful or being pushy in any manner. I can understand if someone is having a bad day, but making up lies about laws for answering well known and common questions for pet care, is just unprofessional for a vet technician. This vet clinic just lost 5 clients due to this incident and hopefully more due to unprofessional behavior.

I have been so very happy with the staff and vets at the Banfield Pet Hospital on Arrington. I did…read moresign up for the Wellness Program and I like it so far. I had gone to another vet when I got my rescue dog and spent $500 in one visit, not including shots, but they would have also cost that much. I have not used any of the other Banfields, but I do highly recommend this location!

Leaving a review due to the fact Mrs Jessica was so kinda and courteous. She was unable to help me…read morewith my dog grooming needs. She is not taking on any new customer. What she did do was kindly text a list of people she recommended that are mobile. Who does that!!! I can only imagine how well she treats the fur babies she grooms!

I can't say enough good things about Jessica and Kelly, both! They both do a wonderful job, and…read moreI'm so glad Jessica started this company! It can be very difficult to get to a grooming appt when you have a 9-5, and they do a better job of it than anyone else I've tried in this town. It's total icing on the cake that they come to you. Everyone I know with dogs uses Hollywood Hounds for grooming now.

My wife and I are dog people. I grew up with a dog most of my life. First there was MacDougal - a…read moreScottish Terrier my dad brought home. Macdougal lived until my high school days and in the meantime, my mom had brought home a small dog of some sort and named her Sunshine. We called her Sunny. When I got out on my own, I went through a brief dogless period while I just tried to keep myself fed. I met Mousse - a Chocolate Lab, in 2000 and we were inseparable. She was by all accounts my best friend. I didn't know then but around the same time, the woman who would become my wife was meeting Sasha; a Newfoundland that would be her and her daughter's companion for the rest of Sasha's life. The love we had for those dogs were equalled only by the love we have for our own children - we're that big of dog people. Sasha passed away in October of 2012 and Mousse in September of 2113. By then, my wife and I were together - although not yet married. Neither of us were in a hurry to get another dog, we both felt that we just wanted OUR dogs back. We agreed that our dog would find us. Over Thanksgiving in 2014, we had a conversation with my two sisters, who had both lost their beloved dogs in recent months. Something made my wife (We'd been married in May) start looking. By the end of the following weekend, she thought she found our dog at Handfuls on Purpose. She showed me a picture and we researched the breed. Man, that dog was adorable. Cartoonishly adorable. Like if you'd hired an illustrator to design the most adorable stuffed dog, that dog is what it would look like. We carefully completed the application and waited. We were so nervous. On the way home from a business trip one night while waiting for a response from H.O.P.E., I purchased in-flight wifi just so I could send one last email plea asking them to give us a chance to give that dog a home. They responded that they had sent a message to my wife. They said yes. My next email from 30,000 feet was to my wife. "We got the dog". and then "Landing, I have to go". She had no idea I'd sent an email and didn't know how I would have found out that we got the dog but I forward the email to her and I dutifully closed my laptop. In the next few weeks while we plotted how we'd make the trip from our home in Kansas City to Hearne Texas, Elizabeth and the staff at H.O.P.E. kept us up to date with the dog by sending emails and pictures. You see, they're dog people too. And cat people, and just lifelong companion animal people. They get it. Pets don't need owners, they need families. We drove the 800 miles (and back) in one gruelingly long weekend. We were so excited to meet the dog who'd later be named "Olive". You could tell Olive had a special place in their hearts too. I think I saw a little tear in their eyes as we promised to love and care for her. The facility was nicer than I was expecting and shame on me for expecting less. The office was clean, the pens that we saw were clean and had walls that opened up so the dogs could get fresh air. They sent us home with a care package and her brief medical records. So Olive has had her first Dr.'s visit and she's healthy. I know the staff at H.O.P.E are busy taking care of the future family companions in their care but we'll keep in touch. I think they'd care that we did.

My husband and I work in Hearne and I try and stop every time I pass by this shelter…read more I give what I can monetarily and food wise. Any place that cares for abandoned animals is a good place. As far as the previous review... IT IS for the animals so put your own feelings aside for one moment and not get so offended. This place has a lot of animals and the thing under her desk is a very scared dog who they watch when people come in... So the fact that you weren't helped to carry the food is because they were making sure that dog was ok! Don't be selfish... You did drop off food so that's a step in the right direct :) Peace out and thanks for taking care of these animals Hope!