Lucky Dog Grooming turned my little gremlins into fresh-smelling royalty. They came home smelling…read moreAMAZING, wearing adorable ribbons, and strutting around the house like they had just left a spa retreat in Beverly Hills. What really impressed me was how gentle and sweet they were with my senior dog. They took extra care with him and even did a deep conditioning treatment to help his dry skin, which I really appreciated. You can tell they genuinely care about the dogs and not just getting them in and out the door. The shop was super clean, the staff was kind, and they did a great job on the nail trim too -- no tiny velociraptor claws clicking across my floors anymore. Highly recommend if you want your pups pampered, loved on, and returned to you smelling better than most humans.

Everything went well at this amazing Grooming Salon! We loved the clean and friendly boutique time…read morefeel and kind ladies who work here. Lily and Julia helped us to make our lil man mini Aussie doodle, Ash look handsome. We also brought our 65 pound bernadoodle here for grooming and our Riley girl has never looked better !! We are now bringing all four of our pups here for regular grooming . The staff is friendly , efficient and do an amazing job! Thank you

I couldn't be happier with how our fur baby Sasha was cared for. It had been several months since…read moreshe had been groomed as I have been searching for a new groomer. During this time I had been trimming her myself which made her look like a train wreck. We made an hour drive each way and it was definitely worth it! She came out looking like the beautiful pup she is! She was done very quickly and showed no signs of distress at pick up. We have already made our next appointment.

Trimmed nails of 2 dogs. One that won't let me !!! Cleaned ears for one. Quick efficient and cheap…read moreMany Thanks

This clinic saved my dog's life. We weren't established with them, but my dog wasn't doing well. We…read moretook him there, and it turns out he had an obstruction. They got him in for surgery and removed a squeaker that would have killed him. We will be moving all his care to them from now on. We are so grateful for them!

First of all you can't access their website because it doesn't work…read more https://www.lincolncityanimalclinic.com/services.html This is what you find when you search online.

The owner took us immediately to kindly accommodate the fact that I'm traveling, needed to check-in…read moreto my pet-friendly hotel, and my pup got filthy from a rainy day hike. She was lovely and caring with my dog. Thank you so much!!

I found Sherri to be very erratic unprofessional and unpleasant to deal with. Communication was…read moredifficult, boundaries were not respected, and interactions frequently felt hostile. Based on my experience, I would not feel comfortable recommending her services. Bad energy !!!!

Christina is fast, competent, and works well with my two shih tzus! They're happy going in and…read morehappy going out. Highly recommended!

We absolutely loved Kim and Sami. The most gentle loving groomer. Our pups adored her. This new…read moreowner is rude and rough. I would not recommend the shop now. Hate that the wonderful caring business that was once in Depoe Bay is no longer.

My Molly loves the staff and Dr. Malter! She was reluctant to leave when the appointment was over…read more I could tell that they truly love and respect their patients. Molly had a thorough exam with much palpation and squeezing that looked like it could be rather uncomfortable if the doctor hadn't been so gentle and playful with Molly. It was this approach that convinced me to trust them with her surgery. Trust doesn't come easy for me.

We were a client of theirs for 10 years. The last two years were absolutely horrific PR from one…read moreperson at the front desk, management was even worse when you brought issues about policy to them, not their problem. Not sure who's then? Turns out it's the clients my problem... When we brought our baby in because of all the lumps and bumps all over her specifically one in her neck where she was having problems breathing and just not doing well we were told, "she's an old lady now, and Nothing is attached??!?!! Went to another clinic for a second opinion. Turns out she was loaded with lymphoma. and we ended up loosing her.... Shame on you Ocean Lake seems like paying for your new Clinic is more important than your clients. Glad you're out of Our life.

The Vet at West Valley Veterinary Hospital will always be my number 1 choice for my pets. I was…read moresuper unfortunate to have my blue healer puppy contract parvo and this was the only vet that would take my puppy and allow me to make payments. He was amazingly kind and gave my puppy IV's and then great instructions to care for her. We made it through an enormously hard illness that could of been prevented but he never pointed fingers at me or gave me any bit of a hard time. He was only concerned for my pup and trying to help. He was extremely kind when no other clinic had time to take us. I was extremely lucky to find this kind Vet. We did find that the reason for her parvo was due to an idiot burying a dead deer head that she had dug up and got into. We are lucky she is alive. All of my pets go to Dr Meyers and he has always been kind, informative and very caring. I have found West Valley Vet Hospital staff to always be friendly and super caring. They're fees are normally always the lowest. Its no wonder they are always so busy but they find time for you! recommend 200% !

In Short: WVVH was good when Dr. Jennifer was there...years ago, and unfortunately it has not been…read morethe same since she left. The RANT: This review will start with my first experience with Dr. Meyer approx 4 years ago.... I had a 130 lb labrador who was aging but overall seemed healthy. Since it had been a while for a check up I took him to see Dr. Meyer, before he even assessed my lab he mentioned only his weight and how bad it was.... he took most of the appointment hyperfocused on my dogs size and nothing else. He will cut you off mid sentence, he disregards any other concerns. Felt that maybe it was just not a good match of a vet for us at the time. That dog lived another 2 years until he passed from cancer, in which we were seeing a new vet at that time. Side note: The next vet we used was not concerned at all for his weight as our lab was a large built dog and was also very active. Fast forward to our other dog (May 2024), rottweiler. Our senior rottweiler who just turned 8 years old had been healthy up until about 2 weeks before we made an apt with Dr. Meyer, he was rapidly loosing weight and refusing to eat. Our vet that we had been seeing didn't have an apt for a few weeks and I knew our rottie needed medical care sooner. Before going to emergency vet I figured I'd give Dr. Meyer one last chance. WORST MISTAKE EVER! If you want to know why you can get in within days of calling, there is a reason. We had a very mild tempered dog, and the second Dr. Meyer came through the door to assess his eyes widened and he stepped back "He's growling." When in fact at that point my dog was dry heaving from pulling his coar so hard (he was sorta excited to meet Dr. Meyer) He grabbed his hips, had us basically put our dog in a choke hold which did make our dog growl a bit. Said he couldnt assess his heart/lungs well because of his "barrel" chest, never checked his mouth (I was concerned for bad teeth), no temps/vitals. I'm someone who wants to know the best route and for a senior dog and my concern was comfort, Dr. Meyer "I DONT know what to tell you I cant see anything blood or x-ray and thats where you start" zero compassion, zero inquiry of what our intentions were.... I said I wanted pain controlled "Well, you can have pain meds, but that wont solve your problem." I asked what he would see/find on blood work or an XR (I wanted to know what the test covered, diabetes, cancer, tumor markers, blood counts etc) He wouldn't tell me anything but "I don't know." He doesn't take time (OR CARE) to clarify what the pet owner wants/concerns. We decided to go for a blood draw, he was more focused on getting a muzzle for our pup which we did. Drew blood, never gave us a turn around time, said he'd call us. Asked the front staff while paying when to expect results, "his machine is back there, we don't send them out." No call back, no concern. Dog was dead the next morning. I am not here to say my dog died as a result of Dr. Meyer but our concerns were downplayed, and what was our last appointment for our dog turned out to be a very negative experience. When we transported our rottie to our normal vet for cremation I received more insight on his health and what could've been the cause...more help than what Dr. Meyer provided. This vet does not like big dogs and talking with other community members that have taken their dogs in have said "He doesn't do well with large breed." He is the last doctor I would ever take my dog into and I should've remembered it from the last experience. Unless your dog is being euthanized he is not a pleasure to be around. His bedside manner is appalling.

When we adopted Sophie, as sweet as she was, we had some reactivity issues that we wanted to…read moreaddress. As well as her hesitancy at recall. I did a little research and called Camp Canines Training. I didn't realize we could get such amazing results with one on one training via FaceTime! Cindi really understands dog behavior/psychology. When one method wasn't having much success, her questions helped us shift gears, and find success! because they work via FaceTime, I recommend them to any of my friends, no matter where you're located.