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    Keystone Vitality

    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 8:30 pm

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    Holistic animal care

    Animal physical therapy

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    10 months ago

    Kristen is fabulous. Kind,knowledgeable,reliable. Our cat likes her and her treatments are helping her. Great advice.

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    2 years ago

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    Kristen L.

    So happy to be able to help !! We are always here for you !

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    3 years ago

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    So great to hear !!

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    Paws In Motion - Heading into the pool on his first visit

    Paws In Motion

    (12 reviews)

    Jenny is a wonderful therapist and an amazing human. She is very knowledgeable and an expert in her…read morefield. She helped us with an IVDD injury with our dog, Luna. She provided guidance and exercises for us to do with Luna between sessions. Her care and compassion show in her work. We highly recommend working with her as you will not be disappointed.

    The Beloved Goldendoodle has had a bit of arthritis/back problems off & on for the last year or so,…read moreand since I need him to be at his happiest/healthiest I started looking around for alternative therapies to taking medication regularly. We had also moved into a new apartment on the second floor of a very old home, and the steep stairs were just making it worse (so we have broken our lease and are moving to solve that problem). My list included water therapy, but where is a city dog to go? Paws in Motion! I emailed Dr. Suzy and said that someone had recommended the underwater treadmill and/or swimming, made an appointment for later in the week and after meeting him she said she thought he would do best in the pool to start. He was outfitted with a life preserver, and headed up the ramp to get in the pool. In his previous swims (outdoors) he just walked right into the water, but when he needed to then go down a ramp and into the pool, he had the "you want me to do WHAT?" look on his face. However, Dr. Suzy had a tennis ball and he wanted that more than anything, so he followed her into the pool and looked so pleased with himself! He went back and forth retrieving his ball, and each week I notice that he moves more easily through the water and he is full of energy afterwards (some dogs might be tired, but this just energizes him). She is located at the intersection of Routes 9/27, and just a couple of miles from the Mass Pike exit so no matter where you are coming from it is easy to get there. We come from Brighton, it is a quick drive and he can't get out of the car fast enough and into her office each week. I am so happy we found her so I can keep my boy's paws in motion!!

    The Dog Retreat & Spa

    The Dog Retreat & Spa

    (51 reviews)

    My Bruno really enjoys going. I love that they take photos throughout the day! They have grooming…read moreand boarding as well. The staff is amazing and very patient.

    Dog Retreat is so popular that in the recent email update they shared they're pausing accepting new…read moredogs until January 2023 to alleviate the busy waitlist! https://www.instagram.com/juneausbestlife/ Juneau, a mixed terrier with many doppeldogs loves coming here since she was a puppy back in fall 2020 when she graduated Dog Therapy after one short week! So you can imagine over the years... we have spent thousands at this place for her daycare, puppy training class, occasional grooming, and most recently also boarded her for our recent trip for a few days when we had no family/friends available. SCREENING - standard vaccines aside (rabies, kennel cough, distemper, etc) they also requires the Canine Influenza. Even with the kennel cough vax, Juneau managed to catch it 2x when she first started (of course always during the most inconvenient times). Most likely because during her puppyhood, she attended daycare 3-4x/week! Now that she's an adult she goes about 1x/week. They called me urgently to get her but I was in meetings all day. Since I lived nearby they actually dropped her off to stop the spread. There is always risk when exposing your dog to an environment with other dogs. Several instances when Juneau returned, she had goopy eyes so who knows what she got herself into. I'm not sure if they give dogs in the same group treats for "Birthday Parties", since she's come home with diarrhea a couple of times too. LOGISTICS - They are regimented and organized. Before booking, I'd recommend looking through their website thoroughly for costs/procedures. They've itemized a list of things that could incur extra fees (i.e. midday feeding). I've seen inside only when we took puppy classes with K9East, but they have a large facility for indoor/outdoor space. Every other month they seem to send an email update with a growing list of housekeeping reminders about how to drop off/pick up the dog. They seem to have different prices and minimums depending on the time of the year for boarding plus lots of add-ons that may interest you. COST - They market themselves as "luxury" so definitely not the most frugal option. They are reliable, provide good quality care and are the closest distance wise for us. You can prepay bulk packages to get 14% off 20, or 10% off 10 to save. They raised the price from $38 to $42/day since we joined at the beginning of 2022, which isn't too bad. However, the cost of overnight boarding increased drastically from $60 to $90/night for dogs 13+ lbs! This already feels like a mid-range hotel minus the taxes. I imagine if you have a large dog you'd need to shell out for the $105+/night options. Overnight boarding includes 1 day of daycare at full price $42, so if you just book 1 night it will be a minimum of ~$130. DAYCARE - they evaluate the dogs to determine what group(s) to place them in and whether they will be a good fit. When our Barkbuster's trainer called them up apparently Juneau is often very excited and needs to be walked around the premises before being allowed to enter the playgroup. For safety they remove all collars put them back on once you pick up the pup. It's a nice feature that the GingrApp website allows them to intake client info and make reservations. They also will attach a "Report Card" with 3-6 photos (rare occasion video) and 3 descriptors for their demeanor during the day. It is disappointing when 20~30% of the photos are super blurry. I know it's hard to photograph active dogs indoors on the go! They must be super organized to be able to identify lookalikes! BOARDING - you need to individually bag each portion of your dog's meal so the staff can easily feed the dogs or a fee of $5/day bulk food will be applied. Aside from the food packing and private 4'x6' suite, there isn't a discernable difference between what happens at daycare and boarding from the report card. They lump all the pics into one and there aren't different comments for the days that get pulled in. I imagine just the last daycare demeanor gets attached. I do wonder what is the calming music they play :) for the pups. GROOMING - Juneau's received a few baths due to our own laziness. I imagine they need to use a neutral scented shampoo. I didn't love the faint scent nor feel that value outweighed doing it ourselves. One of the times they did send her home with an adorable Christmas colored bandana! EXTRA - You can spoil your dog and add a "Birthday Party" package. I missed attaching it in 2021 due to some communication confusion. 2022, I added and it looks like she probably had fun! The staff took 20 additional photos inside, but sadly they were mostly blurry :( so won't be rebuying. I always look forward to the last week in October when they have the Howl-o-Ween festivities. The first year Juneau took part she got a fun chew toy prize so not sure if she didn't stand out in 2021. Overall a great place to trust your dog with a caring team!

    The Common Dog

    The Common Dog

    (72 reviews)

    I can't say enough great things about The Common Dog…read more We have been bringing our dogs to The Common Dog for nearly 10 years, and every experience has been outstanding. They are a pleasure to do business with--unbelievably responsible, exceptionally knowledgeable, and true experts at what they do. Over the years, our dogs have attended day camp, boarded there, participated in in-kennel training, and, on occasion, been bathed there. Every service has been delivered with professionalism, care, and attention to detail. In a time when so many businesses seem to provide mediocre service, The Common Dog consistently delivers exemplary care and customer service. Their facility is immaculate, and the staff are warm, friendly, dedicated, highly skilled, and genuinely committed to the well-being of every dog in their care. Laura is a hands-on owner who is actively involved in the day-to-day operation of the business. Her leadership, expertise, and commitment to excellence are evident throughout the organization. I recommend The Common Dog without hesitation. If you're looking for a dog care facility that is ethical, knowledgeable, responsible, and truly cares about both dogs and their people, The Common Dog is second to none.

    For the care of my dog - satisfactory. For accessibility-quite likely in violation of a slew of…read moreregulations, and laws. They refused to continue watching my dog, because i reminded them that their treatment of people who needed to use the accessible entrance without steps, shouldn't mean that everyonee that enters the main door gets cared cared for, and regardless of being there ahead of ALL of those people, and waiting on crutches/walker, did an attendant observe or allow access to me, my friend and a man who attempted access, over a year ago. When suffering from surgery, I asked if I should have someone else watch my dog, and they assured me they had accessibility in hand. They did not. The only reason they still exist, is because I took the high road, and didnt file a complaint with the ADA, Everett Disability commission, and sue them out of business.

    Horse 'n Hound Animal Physical Therapy - Melina and Sadie being so proud of how far Sadie has come!

    Horse 'n Hound Animal Physical Therapy

    (4 reviews)

    I absolutely love this place. My Lab Tango has a chronic condition from his fall this Spring and…read morewe've been slowly rehabilitating him. He comes at a set schedule, with joy and laughter from the staff who already know him. He anticipates the visits so much that as soon as I turn the corner on Merrimack Road, he starts barking and whining and his tail is moving like a helicopter from the excitement. When we enter, we go to the Water Treadmill for 25 minutes of good exercise, followed by laser therapy and agility exercises. Despite a few setbacks (hard to control a Lab who feels good and wants to jump and re injure himself) he has been making consistent progress. Through Horse 'n Hound, we bought him a Bosu Ball that is now part of his daily therapy at home. I can't begin to praise the folks at Horse 'n Hound. They are concerned, knowledgeable, and absolutely professional.

    I was recommended several places to consider by the surgeon at Hillsborough Vet Hospital who…read moreperformed an ACL operation on my beloved lab Kelsey. Being closest to Amherst, I chose this place for accessibility and reputation after talking to several who had gone to them all. It was the right choice I was completely impressed by their highest level of commitment and caring starting from minute I was warmly greeted in the reception area to meeting with one of the physical therapists. This rarely seen five start treatment was consistent with EVERY visit with NO exceptions. It is obvious that the owner Jennifer Brooks takes great pride in her business in both maintaining her genuine caring dedicated staff and providing the absolute best physical animal therapy available in NH. For those who demand only the best treatment for their pet, this is "the place" to go in NH.

    Red Dog Pet Resort & Spa - Fenway & Mila are toast

    Red Dog Pet Resort & Spa

    (222 reviews)

    5 out 5 stars hands down. They really care about my pup and it shows. The staff greets my pup with…read moregenuine care and thats why im loyal.

    Will not be returning as myself and my dog had terrible customer service. My dog Oakley has been in…read moredoggy daycare since she was a puppy and has always loved it. Prior to going to red dog, she has gone to 2 different doggy day cares (due to relocating). People used to ask me how I knew she liked going and I told them "it's because she's always so excited to go inside and usually drags me in the door. At her past daycares, the workers were some of her favorite people. When I moved to Boston, the was NOT the case at the red dog resort. In fact it was the opposite, as she was dragging me away from the place and was visibly shaking when I would drop her off after her first couple of stays. I told the front desk person I was concerned but gave them the benefit of the doubt and simply asked they give me a call to check in later that afternoon to give me some peace of mind. Nobody called me. This happened TWICE on two separate occasions back to back. When I picked her up the second time I told them how frustrated I was and they told me that the daycare is very big and busy and they can't keep up with call requests despite being told before that it wasn't a problem the day prior. They also told me that the manager Bobby would give me a call to rectify this and after over WEEK he never called me. I have still not heard from anyone about this except for a text message from them that ended with them continuing to string me along waiting for a call. Their customer service and management seems to be run poorly and appears to be impacting the quality of their care (as evidence of my dogs physical reaction to going into their care). I am very frustrated for my dog and for myself for giving them so many chances.

    Keystone Vitality - animalholistic - Updated August 2026

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