Christie is extremely caring for each and every dog. Lots of play area and very nice facilitiesread more

Christie's is the BEST! Bubba loves playing with his friends all day! I'm very picky about who…read morewatches my only child and wouldn't go anywhere else!

I take my Shih Tzu's often and never experienced anything but GREAT CARE!…read moreThey Love on my Babies as their own!! Very Reasonable Price!!

Ashley is a wonderful pet sitter. She's responsible, courteous, and pleasant with the owner and…read morecareful and loving with pets. My cat needed medication and it was no problem for Ashley. She played with my cat and sent photos each day that I was away. In addition, she's respectful of the owner's property.

Patty takes great care of my boxer/shepherd mix. She is super reliable walking my pup while I'm at…read morework, rain or shine. She also boards my pup while we are on vacation. I have no worries with her services.

From the owner: Private Dog Boarding, Daily Dog Walking, Pet Sitting, House Sitting, Pet Waste Removal…read more "Pet Services with a Pawfect Touch"

We've been using Love Those Paws since 2015 to watch our cockatiels when we go on vacation. It is…read moremuch less expensive than boarding them at the vet and less stressful for the animals. The sitters vary but all are enthusiastic based on the reports they leave. After every visit the sitter leaves a note of when they came and left and what they did. They also usually text us an update and a picture of our birds. We come back to a stack of reports. The sitter stays a while after the food, water, and paper are changed to make sure the birds aren't acting weird, and I hear that some singing goes on. We've never had a problem and have be accommodated at very short notice when we want to go away for the weekend. I highly recommend this company. 1/27/20 Update: Just used them again during a ten day trip to Hawaii. I'm pretty sure our birds are in love with Alex, who came for most oF the visits. Now they are just stuck with us. As always, a great experience and we love being able to travel without any worries.

Love Those Paws was great from the moment I messaged them for a quote until I returned from…read morevacation. Stewart guided me through setting up a time to go over all the particulars. Despite me typing up a whole instruction sheet, he insisted on walking through again just to be sure (which is very reassuring). The actual pet sitting was spectacular. The pet sitter who was assigned was Kim. She spent plenty of time with the cats and made sure they were well cared for while I was away. The visit reports they leave are really cute as well. Could not have gone smoother! I'd also like to add that they were available with very short notice (3 other pet sitting companies were unable to handle our request). Also want to add that Stewart (when he came for the home visit) was wearing a mask and gloves to protect against COVID (a welcome sight). Pet owners would should have their minds at ease if they select Love Those Paws. If I go on vacation again (few and far between these days) I would definitely use them again!

I took my 13 old dog to Dr Owen and she was AMAZING! Unfortunately, we had an end of life…read moresituation with her. Dr Owen and all of the staff were wonderful. The perfect level of understanding and support. After saying goodbye to our sweet older dog, we adopted a puppy 3 month old puppy. We've taken her to see Dr. Owen for about a year now and she is just as wonderful with the puppy as she was with our Sr. dog. Can't say enough about her. She's great!

It has taken me nearly three months to be able to share this story, because it is still so…read moreemotional and painful to put into words. But I need to, because what happened to our beloved Dory in her final moments should never happen to another family. We recently had to make the heartbreaking decision to say goodbye to our sweet girl. What should have been a peaceful and compassionate experience turned into a nightmare that my family will never forget. Due to Dory's rapid decline, we feared that us selfishly waiting, things would end in an emergency with Dory suffering. Something no pet parent wants. The day before Dory's appointment, we toured the clinic and were walked through how the process would go. We had recently moved so had researched local vets that offer the service. We were told that the first sedative would be our time to say goodbye to her - when she was calm and still herself. That's not what happened. Immediately after the first sedative was given, Raphael took Dory from us and said he would be "right back" after inserting the catheter into her leg. That "right back" turned into 20 minutes. No one updated us during the wait until my dad went searching, only to be told they were "having trouble finding a vein." By the time Dory was finally returned to us, she was screaming in obvious pain, with both front legs bandaged. Raphael returned Dory, placed her on the table, said "take all the time you need," and left without a word of explanation, and expressed no concern. So now we are in a room with Dory, she's crying out in pain, and we became desperate for help. The sedative had clearly worn off, and Dory was now suffering. My dad once again had to leave the room to find help. The vet entered the room with a needle and administered something into Dory. My dad asked if it was another sedative and was told it was for the pain. The vet then exited the room. My dad picked Dory up, and she went limp in his arms - lifeless in appearance. That is the image we are now left with, along with the sounds of her screams. The flashbacks are gut-wrenching, and they will stay with us forever. Here is what hurts the most: had the vet simply communicated to us that we could have waited for Dory to come out of that lifeless state before having the vet give Dory the final medication, we absolutely would have waited until she was herself again so that we could say goodbye - but honestly, once she came out of that lifeless state, we likely would have gotten her the heck out of this place. That option was taken away from us by silence during all of the chaos, and that is unforgivable. To make matters worse, the follow-up meeting with the clinic manager, Amy, only added more pain. Instead of kindness, there was coldness, defensiveness, and dismissiveness. She admitted both in emails and then again in person to major communication failures but showed no empathy or accountability. She said we could have waited for Dory to recover from her lifeless state to say goodbye which was the first time hearing that. From the way she carried herself, to the setup of the room with only two chairs so that she could stand over us, it was clear that our feelings and Dory did not matter. She had the nerve to say that "maybe Dory's screams were because she did not know us" and she immediately retracted the statement after we responded with disgust. She also had nothing prepared for the meeting that she agreed to. She told us she would do a full review of Dory's appointment, and would go over the notes with us during the meeting. She had no notes with her and acted as if we were inconveniencing her by even being there. I do want to take a moment to recognize the one bright spot. A red-haired staff member (I wish we knew her name) was the only person who showed warmth and tried to bring comfort to us. That kindness meant something, and I hope she is valued by the clinic. For anyone facing this difficult decision, please consider an at-home euthanasia service. Every pet deserves comfort, dignity, and peace in their final moments.

I've been using Stay At Home Pets for my cats for 15 years now, ever since I moved to the area…read more They've always been dependable and trustworthy. They've dealt with my cat's medications and changing diets like champs.

We have four cats who are used to lots of attention. We recently went on a week Long Beach vacation…read moreand all of our cats are happy as clams when we came back. I have a door cam and could see who was coming and going. When I texted midweek with some additional instructions, they were quick to respond. I would trust them and use again!!!

The dog-loving people at Deer Park have gone above and beyond with our Nellie for the past 12…read moreyears. Her name is Nellie because she is so Nervous, but the people at the kennel have made it her "happy place."

We started using deer park for our female lab due to a recommendation by a friend. The first…read moreseveral visits were basically uneventful even when we were gone for 30 days. Our last trip took us 10,00 miles away and our dog had developed a small mast cell tumor on her leg which seemed to be dormant. Unfortunately, while we were gone it expanded and opened up. The staff unsuccessfully tried to get in touch with us and took it upon themselves to take her to our vet and get her taken of. When we were able to make contact, we got a full report and they greatly eased our concerns, knowing that they had pro-actively taken steps to take care of our special girl. We would, without question, put this or any future pet in the care of Deer Park Kennels and even if 10,000 miles away be comfortble knowing that he/she was in capable hands. We recommend them unconditionally. Dan & Karen Parents of "Baby" a rescue female lab

When i booked our appointment, i got an appointment confirmation. I have never experienced that…read moresomeone does only have time for you at certain time,short period in the morning and short period in the afternoon. I was late, i haven't gotten a cell number so I couldn't notify her. My dog is a high energy dog, that is why i chose a farm. I left him there for 11 days. I haven't heard from her until the 5th day. She didnt respond on my voice mail or email. Then, I finally got a text (no pictures). When i came back, i was assured my dog adjusted well. I saw that his nose was all rubbed against the bedding in his crate. I have no idea how much exercise he got since i havent received any pictures or updates. The hair grew out between his paw pads, means he wasn't running much. The first day at home he had lots of energy. I was expecting him to be exhausted. Since, when i got there, there were only crated dogs, i have no idea about their daily schedule. My dog wasn't as Happy as usaly when he got home previously from other dog boarders. I am conserned since i have gotten no updates and i know she has a full time job beside boarding dogs. There were a tone of them, barking inside... positives: well orgenized, very clean, friendly.

I have been boarding my dog here for years. Scarlett and Rachel are so accommodating. They love…read moreyour pet like their own!!! l highly recommend this business.

I've had nothing but fantastic experiences with Pet Sitter Columbia over the past two years. I…read moretravel a lot for work and they cat sit for me often, leaving notes behind about my little guy's activities. I used to be very anxious about leaving my house for extended trips but they bring in my mail and check around the house for any 'gifts' my guy has left behind. One experience comes to mind as a huge help. I was on a plane coming back from London and my kitchen ceiling started to flood. They found a bucket in the house and put it under the drips, called me, and sent a video to my phone. When I landed I was able to schedule a plumber right away to meet me at the house. By having the bucket in place they prevented untold damage to the kitchen and basement. They've been easy to schedule and work with and respond quickly to e-mails. When I come home my little dude is always happy, well fed, and has plenty of water in his dish. If I wasn't moving far away, I'd definitely continue using their service. If you're looking for a pet sitting service, this is the one you should choose.

We recently moved to the area and away from our previous pet sitter / doggy day care. We were…read morelooking for a personalized experience for our little guy and we are grateful that we found Pet Sitter Columbia. Reliable, friendly, and affordable service is what we were looking for and we found it!