Walter, our Yorkie, is 17 years old. We don't trust his grooming to just anyone. Recently, our…read moregroomer referred us to Hometown Grooming. Jody was responsive to our call and gave us several appointment options. Judy is a Master Groomer. She studied Walter's grooming records before we arrived and asked questions about Walter. She spent about 45 minutes grooming him and he looked fabulous. He has trouble seeing and she took care to trim around his eyes. We were very happy with her care and grooming of our little guy. I highly recommend Hometown Grooming.

The staff is so kind and gentle with my 16 yr old dog who has arthritis. I trust them completely…read moreand highly recommend.

Great place to take your pet. Michelle is so sweet with the dogs. My Teddy Bear loved her. We moved…read moreout of state and I miss her so much. You can trust her with your fur baby

Mallary with The Fetch Studio is so kind and accommodating. My cat Kitty can be quite feisty but…read moreshe handled her with such care and took some amazing shots for our Christmas card. She even had a Christmas scarf for her all set to go at her studio. Would highly recommend to anyone looking to get some amazing shots of their furry family members!

They haven't picked up yet, but they will by October 9. I'm looking forward to working with them so…read morefar they've been wonderful and they've been very helpful. Everything went well Casey was so sweet and such a nice person. She got us in my three animals to the airport in time and was amazing. I would recommend her to anyone and everyone she was awesome thank you again Casey for all your hard work and everything you did above and beyond Sandra Griffiths

The first time I tried to book with Lily I had completed the form and entered my PH# as ask. Once…read moresendin the conf. Stated she would rext the number provided. I had left a phone #, not text #. Lily canceled without attempting to msg. Or call. I req. an appt for the following week. This time entering correct #. Lily showed up at appt ready to work. She was prepared. My dog Emma was not. She ran. She hid. She barked. We decided to try calming meds at Lilys suggestion mand scheduled for next day. Meds say take 1/2hr prior to appt. Keeping that schedule, I had to call Lily 15min prior to say we were unable to pill Emma. By messenger later we rescheduled again for the following Monday 4/20 for 11:00. Lily ask that I let her know if we were able to medicate Emma prior. An hour before appt., I messaged Lily and let her know Emma did have calming med. However Lily did not respond. Messaged to both her business and personal contact. Messaged several times. Also ask that if she had decided not to come to please be nice enough to let me know. Still no Lily. If you are a professional owner of a business, you don't ghost your clients. I planned to pass her info on after my appt. i thought sure she was a good match. Ghosting shows immaturity. I know she may have been frustrate. So was I. However I did what she ask with the meds and we were ready and waiting for her. She should've been professional enough to cancel Or don't run a business. That was rude.

Amazing facility. Dr Davis always treat us like family. The new clinic location is so clean and…read morenice. Highly recommended

Warning to pet owners: please use caution before bringing your dog to this clinic…read more We originally brought our dog in for a very minor issue, slight eye discharge that we had been managing for about 3 1/2 weeks. The visit cost $310. Rather than starting with a more conservative treatment, Dr. Davis administered a steroid injection under our dog's lower eyelid. We later learned from the manufacturer's labeling that this medication is approved for human use only, which was never disclosed to us. Within hours of getting home, our dog developed severe swelling around his face and eyes, excessive drooling, distress, and loss of bowel control. We had to make two emergency vet visits, which cost us an additional $1,000. What has been most upsetting is how completely our dog was disregarded after this happened. The procedure was done on a Friday, yet there was no emergency contact number, no weekend follow-up, and no instructions about what symptoms to watch for. When we reached out Monday morning after two emergency visits, no one asked how our dog was doing or showed any concern for his condition. Instead, we were told we could pursue another treatment at additional cost. After requesting the clinic's insurance information so we could file a claim, the only response we received was "do not call back." That was the extent of their communication after our dog suffered a serious reaction that required emergency care. We would have been understanding if the clinic had taken responsibility in some way, whether by checking on our dog, refunding the original treatment, or helping cover at least part of the emergency expenses. Instead, we felt dismissed while our dog suffered from a reaction that followed the treatment they provided. After this happened, the clinic's documentation was changed. I have copies of both the original and amended records with timestamps. The original record listed the injection as the first recommended treatment, followed by a biopsy. The amended version later stated that a biopsy had been recommended first. That does not match the documentation we originally received or what was discussed at the appointment, which is extremely concerning. The issue we originally brought him in for was mild. The treatment ended up leading to a much more serious medical emergency and significantly greater expense than the original problem. The first photo is from the drug manufacturer showing that this medication is approved for human use only. The second photo is what our dog's eye looked like at the original appointment. The remaining photos show the effects after the treatment. I also want people to notice that this clinic responds to positive reviews, but when there is a serious issue, they do not appear willing to acknowledge it or make it right. I am incredibly thankful that our dog survived after we spent extensive amounts on emergency treatment. After reading other reviews on Google and Yelp describing serious complications after treatment, I do not feel our experience was an isolated incident. Some of those reviews were heartbreaking and deeply concerning.

Hands down the best. Always so incredibly friendly and helpful. When our cat, Charlie, got sick…read morelast year they really helped us understand what was going on with his organs and what to expect and watch out for. We came very close to losing him but finally got to take him home a few days later. They loaded us up with supplies and were patient teaching us how to administrator his fluids and medications. They even let us do a very stretched out payment plan so we didn't have to worry about the bill. Just a few weeks ago they were able to get us in for a same day nail trim for our dog when Petsmart turned us away for our scheduled appointment. With Covid I wasn't able to go in the office with him, which was okay. I called when I arrived and someone came to my car a few minutes later to get him. When they were done they brought him back out to the car and even pointed out a hot spot developing. I got a call a few minutes later for payment and we were on the road again. Highly recommend this place!

This place has gone downhill since the pandemic Was told to…read morestay in car and not allowing public to come inside with their dog. Then a group of students pull up from Purdue and are allowed in. They are public just as I am. Just because they are aspiring to be veterinarians doesn't make them any less "public". Had to move on because of this covid policy which only applies to customers not public as told.

If you've been following my reviews for any length of time, you know that in late 2019 I was…read morehospitalized with an upper leg amputation being the end result. I've struggled mightily since then in a myriad of ways ranging from having to re-learn personal care to having to figure out working and taking care of my home. I've been familiar with Lyric Gorman of One Woman Many Trades for quite some time. I've always struggled with the idea of people coming into my home - partly because I do have a hard time managing it and partly because life with an even more significant disability now has made things more complicated than ever and my home definitely shows it at times. One Woman Many Trades offers a variety of local services designed to make life easier - housecleaning, organization, child care, personal assisting, and a host of others. One Woman Many Trades has helped me out around the house including house cleaning, organization, personal assisting, organizing tasks, and other things. When One Woman Many Trades enters my home, I know that I'm in good care and I know she can be trusted to non-judgmentally help out and to do so conscientiously and compassionately. I remember once she helped out with my bathroom. Oh my word, she deserved hazard pay for that one. Yet, she's been around disability and she gets it and she simply gets in there and gets the work done and treats people with dignity and respect. She's fair in pricing, compassionate in her service, a consummate professional, and extremely good at whatever she offers to do. I'm honestly someone who's insecure about having folks enter my house - but One Woman Many Trades radiates caring and she's easily one of the first people I'd call to help around my home. One Woman Many Trades is a certified nanny and babysitter and comfortable working with any age. She offers transportation and tutoring and is CPR and First Aid-certified. Services include such things as tidy/basic/deep cleaning, move-in/move-out, organizational, recycling and garbage removal, window cleaning, upholstery/fabric cleaning, laundry, contamination prevention, grocery delivery, personal shopping, transportation, home staging, home sitting, pet sitting, event planning, community-based habilitation, and others. One Woman Many Trades is a small, woman-owned business that offers quality work done compassionately. She's been undeniably helpful to me and she's had to work through a lot of my defenses and has done so patiently and with tremendous caring. She's what we country folks call "good people" and she's consistently done good work for me. I'd wholeheartedly and enthusiastically recommend her.