My dog has been to several groomers. He hates his nails done so much he tries to bite to get away…read more When I walked in, there were not 6 -7 dogs running around. He was the only one there. My dog had the best service he has had in his life. If you're looking for a caring groomer, instead of a money collector, go see Magie. She's wonderful!

Very professional and friendly. They handled my dog's annual visit very well. It would definitely…read morerecommend them.

I STRONGLY do not recommend. You are unable to get any appointments due to…read morebeing so overbooked. I had a scheduled appointment 8 months in advance that was just canceled on me due to a staffing conflict. Instead of offering me a new date and appointment the receptionist was extremely rude and unhelpful. Save your time and money and go elsewhere.

Staff is caring and friendly at the daycare. Our dog LOVES going and loves the handlers. We have a…read moresmooth fox terrier that is full of energy and always comes home tired. We came to Creekside after having a horrible experience with a doggie day care that was closer to us but didn't like dogs that barked....wierd.

my 2 dogs love going and they love them right back. My one does day care there also. Wouldn't go…read moreany place else.

Had a great experience. Our Bassett hound Herbert does not like his nails clipped at all. She took…read moreher time with Herbert and was able to cut his nails when other pup spas could not. Would recommend!

We found the shelter to be thoughtfully caring for animals and assessing which animal would be good…read morefor our family. There were easily a dozen dogs there, but with young kids & cats the shelter recommended only 3 to visit. They were thoughtful, insightful, and attentive. Yes, it is an older facility. Yet there is love for the animals & effort to make them feel safe & be ready for a forever home. That flag our front is on someone's private home. Judge the shelter by how it treats animals not by who its neighbors are.

I called here when my cat went missing for a few days. Even though they didn't have my cat the…read morestaff went up and beyond to help me find him. Thanks to their help my cat was back home in a matter of days. I don't know if we will have found him without them.

Worthless! At capacity, can't do this or that, etc. Same old rhetoric from useless veterinarians!read more

Dr. Thompson and his staff are wonderful, caring professional people. My cats can sometimes be a…read morebit baffling, but Dr. Thompson always has known what to do to help them. He has taken excellent care of my four cats and two of my brother's. (not all through the same time period!) The staff are kind and considerate of my cats' feelings and fears. Always friendly.

I've brought my shepherd here numerous times. He gets excited now when we turn onto the road for…read morethe building. The folks there know who he is and my dog clearly isn't afraid to go there - which is good. The dogs get to be dogs at a nice facility and they are well taken care of. Additionally, the food the dogs are provided is high quality (I use the same food at home). You can't beat $25/night. I will continue to bring my dog to Orchard Kennels. I'm not sure who does the grooming there, but they do a good job at that as well. My dog comes home clean and well brushed.

Just like a previous reviewer, I did not have a good experience at Orchard Kennels. My two dogs…read morewere somewhat wet and smelled like urine and feces when I picked them up. They were incredibly thirsty when we got home, like they hadn't drank water in days. One of my dogs vomited and now has diarrhea from the boarding of only 2 nights. I asked the staff how they did and I received shrugs of 'I guess okay' - like they didn't know my dogs. No thank you, nothing. Unfortunately, I will not be returning to Orchard Kennels.

I don't write reviews, but I feel compelled to warn people: STAY AWAY from Dr. Miller. She is…read moreincompetent and shockingly unprofessional. She botched our cat's kidney disease diagnosis by completely ignoring (forgetting?) blood work results. She never even staged the disease and showed no knowledge of modern CKD treatments that could have extended our cat's life for years. Instead, she proudly bragged, multiple times, about being a "farm girl" who is quick to put animals down. That cold, morbid attitude may have cost our cat years of good life. Reading other reviews, I am not the only person to experience the same concerning behavior by Dr. Miller. Then there was the recent nightmare. Our other cat was admitted for a mass removal and tooth extractions. I had called around to see if another vet had any openings sooner and found out that doing both in one procedure goes against industry recommendations. Cornell for example, said they would not do both at once as it would be unsafe. When asked about this, Dr. Miller seemed to take that as a personal attack, said that because we wanted a second opinion (we didn't) that she refused to do the surgery. Even though our cat was already in her care, being prepped for surgery, she just abandoned the poor animal in pain while she took other appointments before notifying us. We had to rush back and pick up our suffering (her words) cat with nothing done. Due to her lack of integrity, she hid behind a manager who accidentally confirmed the cancellation was purely because Dr. Miller threw a tantrum over being questioned, not for any medical reason. She condescends and engages in severe guilt-tripping. I initially dismissed it as just an awkward bedside manner. She lectures owners about pain while refusing to communicate or stand by her decisions. I've been through many years of delicate pet procedures and home care (including injections and IVs, this is not my first rodeo), and I have never, ever seen a vet refuse basic discussion, lay the guilt trips on so thick, or punish a poor animal because their ego got bruised by an owner. Her behavior is disgraceful and unethical. Dr. Miller is years behind on feline kidney disease. Recommending euthanasia at stage 2 while proudly claiming ignorance of several effective treatments that can help control creatinine and BUN levels. If your cat has CKD look up AIM therapy, it could save lives if it becomes commercially available (maybe spring 2027!). The good doctor had never even heard of it. The staff is great. The doctor is the problem; arrogant, outdated, and thin-skinned, putting her pride above animal welfare. If you value your pet's life and proper care, do NOT take them to Dr. Miller. I'm shocked at how our cats were treated. I've never had an interaction like this before in my life. Please read similar stories to mine and choose your vet very carefully. She will withhold information and try to browbeat you into euthanasia (she offers instant service for that!). If questioning doctors makes you nervous, she'll bully you, be careful.

My wife and I lost our beloved kitty last month. Sadly, she was getting old (19) and losing her…read moreabilities and quality of life. Recently she began losing weight pretty quickly owing to what turned out to be lymphoma. It was so sad to see her trying to climb short steps and just spending most of her time sleeping. We clearly had to make a decision and, with the deeply compassionate help of Doctor Hines, we let our little friend go. We have been doing business with Walworth Animal Hospital for almost twenty years. They even helped us care for and attend to a feral cat that showed up about 10 years ago and would not leave. All the shots and regular visits. For us, the doctors and staff at Walworth Animal Hospital have always been kind, thoughtful and professional. I strongly recommend this practice.