Best prices in Northern Nevada and the most friendly and helpful staff! They carried all my food to…read moremy truck then opened my driver side door for me. I just thought that was very sweet. Good people, good products, good prices!

Been buying from Bensons for decades! Love the owner and people working there! Knowable staff for…read morequestions on products and pet/livestock care. I have purchased hundreds of tons of hay over the years and have never gotten a bad bale.. I know if I did they would replace it. One of the few places that sells timothy hay!

Great staff! Perfect place to clean up your pup after a long day at the Lake Tahoe beach.read more

Very helpful staff and a good selection of products. 100% recommend this store. They were very…read moreknowledgeable about their goods.

Just got hay delivered. These people were discovered by an associate of mine during the last Smith…read moreValley fire recently. What got our attention was, Rios Ranch came out and donated hay to feed the horses. These guys came out in a timely manner. We actually helped in the stacking process since multiple locations were used to store the hay. The husband Artemio actually came out to deliver and hand stack the hay himself. Their prices are extremely reasonable and I found out, the owner Jeni is planning on growing organic peppers, sweet and the kind that will hurt you. I will start using them in the future for hay purchases. Highly recommended you try these wonderful people for your hay needs. I'm in the process of ordering from Jenny again. This is another if many orders I have placed with them. They always come through with a very superior product! This order was supposed to be delivered in a couple of weeks, but a situation came up and they were able to, in very short notice, make a delivery with a days notice. This worked out great since the balance of the order will be made in a couple of weeks, and we can work on making room for the rest of the order. Wonderful people to be getting hay from. The neighbors are finding out about them through our recommendation of quality horse

Best hay and best service around…read more I love the delivery and very competitive cost. Prompt delivery and always service with a smile.

Trinity at Rancho's Pet Parlor N did an absolutely amazing job grooming my two huskies! Anyone who…read moreowns huskies knows they aren't the easiest dogs to groom, but Trinity handled them with incredible care, patience, and professionalism. When I picked them up, they looked fantastic. Their coats were beautifully groomed, soft, clean, and they smelled great. It was obvious that Trinity takes great pride in her work and truly cares about the pets she grooms. Great communication, outstanding customer service, and exceptional attention to detail made this an all-around wonderful experience. I highly recommend Trinity and everyone at Rancho's Pet Parlor N to anyone looking for a groomer who genuinely loves animals and treats them like they're her own. My two huskies and I couldn't be happier, and we'll definitely be back. Thank you, Trinity, for taking such great care of my pups!

Finally found a doggie day car that my dog loves to go to! They are really nice and our dog likes…read moreit!

Great groomer and nice person,she really knows how to take care of…read moreanimals!! Been using her for 30 plus years Bob Reid

Laura is a magician with the animals! She does a fabulous job and the care she takes with the…read moreanimals! Her knowledge of the grooming industry is vast! So glad we found her years ago!!

We followed Sydney from another grooming salon because we were so happy with her services…read more This is her own business and we travel from Washoe Valley to Gardnerville to get our dog groomed. Sydney truly loves animals, creates a a social, interactive environment for them and is a really good groomer as well. Prices are competitive. Salon is clean and organized. We will continue to support this business!

So happy to see Trisha and Sydney open their new location! Trisha has been grooming our three…read moremini labradoodles for the past 7 years. Not only do the dogs look great, they run through the door to to see Trisha and Sydney and all the other dogs that are there. So great to see when nice people do well! Congratulation on your new shop!

The staff at K9NV (love the double entendre name!) were wonderful…read more They took great care of my pup, and fulfilled my requests. They trimed the areas that I was concerned about (she's a Cardigan Corgi, so low to the ground picking up debris) and stll left enough of her luxurious coat to look wonderful. Very caring, and reasonably priced.

Wonderful staff and happy friendly dogs. My standard poodle Sunny comes out fresh and clean with a…read morestylish new haircut every time. He doesn't mind getting dropped off at this groomer as it's such a nice ambiance with always a new canine friend to commiserate with while waiting to get picked up. I don't feel guilty leaving him for a few hours as he's in good hands.

Everything is perfect with Doggie Days. The people that work there listen and know how to work with…read moreyou and your dogs.

DOGGIE DAYS: MY DOG CAME HOME INJURED, WITH AN INFECTED WOUND. THE OWNER'S RESPONSE WAS JUST AS…read moreDISTURBING. If you love your dog, please read this before deciding to leave them at Doggie Days. On October 14, 2026, I dropped off my champion-line, AKC-registered European Doberman, Mika, at Doggie Days for boarding while I was out of the country. On October 22, I picked her up. What followed has been one of the most disturbing experiences I've had dealing with a business entrusted with the care of an animal I love. I paid Doggie Days to look after Mika while I was away. I understood that dogs play, that dogs can have disagreements, and that injuries can happen even when animals are being supervised appropriately. I am not upset simply because my dog got injured. I am furious about the circumstances surrounding that injury, the apparent failure to obtain timely medical attention, the fact that nobody informed me when I picked her up, and the owner's appalling response when I tried to resolve the situation. Let me explain exactly what happened. OCTOBER 14-22: I TRUSTED DOGGIE DAYS WITH MY DOG I left Mika at Doggie Days on October 14, trusting the facility to provide appropriate supervision and care throughout her stay. I had also authorized up to $5,000 in emergency veterinary expenses without requiring the facility to contact me first. I was traveling internationally, and I wanted to ensure that if Mika needed emergency medical attention, the facility could obtain it without waiting for me to answer a phone call. I made that authorization specifically to protect my dog. On October 22, I picked Mika up. Nobody informed me that she had sustained an injury. Nobody alerted me to a puncture wound. Nobody told me that she needed veterinary attention. I left the facility with my dog, believing I was simply taking her home after her stay. It was only after I had left that I discovered a deep puncture wound in her back, with pus oozing from it. I immediately became concerned and took her to the veterinarian. My veterinarian confirmed that the wound had been present for more than 24 hours. Think about what that means. This was not a fresh scratch that happened moments before pickup. This was a puncture wound that had been present long enough for the condition to deteriorate and pus to develop, according to my veterinarian. I cannot tell you precisely when the injury occurred or what happened to Mika while I was away. I can tell you that I discovered the wound myself after leaving Doggie Days, that my veterinarian confirmed it had been present for more than 24 hours, and that nobody disclosed the injury to me when I picked her up. How does a dog sustain a puncture wound, have it go more than 24 hours without the medical attention she needed, and then get returned to her owner without the injury being disclosed? Where was the supervision? Where were the daily observations? Where was the appropriate response to an injured animal? And why, when I had already authorized up to $5,000 in emergency veterinary expenses, was I left to discover the problem myself? The initial veterinary visit cost me over $70, and the total veterinary expenses I am seeking to resolve are approximately $250. I understand that dogs can get bitten while playing. I understand that accidents happen. What I cannot understand is how an injury can go unaddressed for long enough to become infected, while the owner who entrusted the facility with that dog's care is not even informed when picking her up. THE PHYSICAL INJURY ISN'T MY ONLY CONCERN Since returning home from Doggie Days, Mika has started cowering around other dogs during our walks. This is concerning behavior, and it has left me worried about what she experienced while she was under the facility's supervision. I cannot prove what caused this behavioral change, and I will not pretend to know exactly what happened while I was away. But I know my dog, I can observe how she is behaving now, and I am deeply concerned about the possibility that this experience has affected her sense of security around other dogs. Dogs cannot tell us what happened to them. They cannot explain whether another dog frightened them, whether an interaction became aggressive, or whether something occurred that left them feeling unsafe. That is why we entrust them to people who are supposed to supervise and care for them responsibly. I sent Mika to Doggie Days expecting to pick up my dog after a boarding stay. Instead, I came home dealing with a puncture wound that my veterinarian confirmed had been present for more than 24 hours, veterinary expenses, and troubling changes in my dog's behavior. This is not the experience I paid for, and it is certainly not the standard of care I expected. NEVADA LAW: A SIGNED WAIVER DOES NOT ERASE EVERY RESPONSIBILITY I know that someone will inevitably say that I signed a boarding agreement and accepted the risks associated with leaving my dog at a daycare facility. Yes, I signed the contract