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    Luxe Hound

    4.0 (6 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 4:30 pm

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    Pets Earth

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    This was our first experience with grooming at pets earth, and we had a great one! My dog doesn't…read moreneed grooming more than twice per year, but when he does, he needs about 10 lbs of hair removed. Since shedding season has just begun, we decided to take him in for a shed treatment and bath. We heard about this place from my sister-in-law who has taken her dogs there for nail trims. You have to call to make an appointment, but they're really flexible and I didn't have to wait more than a few days to get in. They also asked what my vet was so they could verify the rabies vaccination, which was nice that I didn't have to chase down his records myself. When we took him in, the front desk person was welcoming and help us get all checked in. They asked a few questions about his demeanor, and we assured them that he is mostly a chicken and the most difficult he'll be is he'll freeze up when he gets anxious. They called me about two hours later and he was ready to go. I had to get him within an hour of him finishing. When I got there, I paid first and then they brought him out. He had a super sweet bandanna on, and I could tell that they really worked hard on getting his undercoat out. We haven't had the best experience with de- shed treatments around town as he always comes to us just as hairy. I think some places think that they can get a few minutes of brushing and then call it good but this dude has like three layers of undercoat. You can tell the staff here really spent time on getting that out. Not to mention he smelled SO good. No wet dog smell here. We didn't use any other of their services or do any shopping, but it looks like they had a good selection of products. This isn't our closest local dog store so we probably wouldn't come to just shop but I would return for the grooming services.

    My long haired kitty was getting pretty matted and I thought he would probably have to be shaved,…read morebut Marnie was able to comb him out very nicely and she didn't take long at all to get him done. He was mellow and didn't seem upset at all when I went to pick him up. It was easy and quick to get an appointment set up and they have nice extended hours for those with a busy work schedule.

    Dogtopia

    Dogtopia

    (30 reviews)

    Our doggy day care and boarding place of choice! We used to go to somewhere else but found Dogtopia…read morea few months ago and are loving it! The staff are always friendly and we appreciate that they are mindful of their pup to staff ratio. What we love most: - Mid-day naptime. Our pup would and has played forever if she were allowed to. Our previous day care did not have naptime and we noticed that she would usually exhaust herself and at times, get snippy towards the end of the day. The 2 hour break gives us much more peace of mind when we send her for a day knowing she won't be playing for a full 8 hours. - Constant cleaning! At our last place, we almost never saw the staff cleaning the playroom. Whenever we're tuned in to the live stream (another nice bonus), I swear someone is always mopping or wiping the kennels. We wish they'd consider opening another location further east in the city! We'd send her much more frequently if they were a little closer.

    Dogtopia Papillion, 10411 Portal Road…read more My dog Sophie attended this location for daycare and boarding for 14 years, since she was a puppy. In 14 years she was never aggressive, never in a fight, and never once flagged by staff as a problem with another dog. On July 20, 2026, I dropped her off for daycare. When I picked her up that afternoon, the front desk told me there had been an "incident." Sophie was lying behind the counter, unresponsive to me. A groomer showed me a wound that had already been cleaned, disinfected, and bathed. No one could tell me what happened. The front desk employee said it occurred before her 1:00 shift. The groomer said she wasn't present either. The facility has cameras. The only explanation offered was that Sophie and another small dog "got into a scuffle." No one called me. I was home all day. Had I been notified, I could have taken her to our regular vet. Instead I learned of the injury at pickup. I left Dogtopia at 4:30 and called my vet from the car. They had no openings left and closed at 6, so they advised Animal Urgent Care, at significantly higher cost, because dog bites can turn serious. When the groomer lifted Sophie, she yelped and then would not put weight on her leg. Urgent Care shaved the wound site, put her on antibiotics, and sent her home in a cone for 7 to 10 days with instructions to clean the wound. I was still charged for a half day of daycare on the day my dog was injured in their care. I was not told whether the other dog would be there the next day. I was instead told Sophie "just lay there and didn't seem to enjoy it" and that I probably shouldn't bring her back, which directly contradicts the staff's own claim that the dogs were "playing." I emailed on July 20 requesting reimbursement of the urgent care bill. I received no response. I followed up on July 21. Stephanie, the General Manager, then left me a voicemail. The recording began before she realized it had started, and captured her mid-conversation with another employee, talking about me. What it recorded her saying was: "She called me a fricking liar." She then turned to the phone, greeted me professionally, and explained that she'd had a busy week and had planned to schedule something with me the following week. Her subsequent email apologized for the delay in communication, something I had never complained about and had expressly said was not my issue. It did not offer to cover the urgent care bill, or any portion of it. I replied clarifying exactly what I was asking for: the urgent care bill, or at minimum the difference between it and a standard vet visit, since their failure to notify me is what forced the emergency visit. She never responded. That was over two weeks ago. The scuffle isn't the failure. Dogs scuffle. The failure is that nobody called me, nobody could tell me what happened despite having video, I was charged for the day my dog was injured, my 14 year customer relationship was treated as disposable, and the General Manager's private reaction to being asked about a contradiction in her own staff's story was to say I called her a fricking before she remembered the line was recording.

    Luxe Hound - groomer - Updated August 2026

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