Great place for our dog. We have a rescued Cane Corso/Presa Canario. Training has changed our dog's…read morelife. And, through our dog's ours!

I have used Five Star Dog Resort for about 7 years and have always had a positive experience. I…read morehave had 3 dogs trained there and use them regularly for boarding. (German Shepard, Cavalier, and Berniedoodle.). My dogs get excited when we pull up which always makes it a little easier to leave them. Grooming onsite is also a perk. My Berniedoodle went through the entire training program (2 sessions, including off leash) and is one of the most well mannered and obedient dogs I've ever had. My Cavalier is a lazy sack of potatoes! She just loves everyone, so we only did basic training and that's all she needed. It's great that you can do what you feel is best for you and your lifestyle without any pressure.

As always I don't know what I would do without Abbott Animal Hospital and Dr. O. My gurl is older…read moreand very ill. They have fit me in when I needed it. given Bella the very best care. They explain everything to me. Dr. O and her team even coordinate her care over text with me. They have really helped me to feel not completely alone in such a terrible time and that Bella is truly cared for. She loves everybody there especially Dr. O. She is the only vet my sweet girl has ever trusted.

If I could add five more stars I would. After bring my boy KODI to three other animal hospitals for…read moreover a year with what I consider serious issues concerning blood in stool, diarrhea, not eating and lethargy. All three doctors at those facilities blamed his being overweight and diet. But the issues did not improve with new diets, pills and prescription food. We were frustrated and KODI was getting worse. I heard about Dr. Oh at Abbott Veterinary Hospital do I made an appointment. On our very FIRST visit, Dr.Oh climbed down on the floor and did a digital exam and found that KODI had a polyp that was causing at least most of the problem. We scheduled surgery with her to remove the polyp but during surgery Dr.Oh found that the polyp was larger than first examined and she indicated KODI needed to go to Blue Pearl for more extensive surgery. To sum up the story, KODI had a successful surgery, tumor was not malignant, and he is doing exceptionally well thanks to a wonderful Dr. Oh who took the time and care to do what being a veterinarian is all about...caring for those who have no voice. Heartfelt thank you to Dr. Oh.

Gina and the team did a great job. I have a rescued Maltese who sometimes thinks that he's a pit…read morebull, especially when it comes to people touching him. He hadn't been groomed in several weeks and the last person that tried couldn't handle all six pounds of killer animal. Gina said it'd be no problem and, sure enough, a couple hours later he was back to his beautiful self looking fly. She did a great job with him.

Quiet, clean facility in the country just outside of ooltewah. Not far from Chattanooga…read more Lovely people and lovely to the four legged friends

A quick tail-waggin' Wednesday to give all the great folks at Fetch! Pet Care of NE Atlanta, a…read moreshout-out with my sincere thanks! Everyone has been fantastic, from all my walkers - Dia, Mina, and Ryan (who moved on to greener pastures, AKA a FT job in his field) - to their customer care staff, Michelle who a little birdy told me is celebrating a first anniversary soon. They really are professional and a pleasure to work with! Try them if you want reliable, dependable, reasonably priced personalized doggy care!! My Ginger is so happy!

They really take care of your pet as if it were their own; everyone is very responsive and has a…read moregreat attitude!

No longer taking on new Portuguese water dogs, standard poodles, doodles, lagottos or any other…read moresimilar breeds. This is NOT listed on website or recording when you call to schedule appointment.

I would give zero stars if I could…read more I've never written a poor review and have always admired the hard work required to run a small business. However, based on a recent experience, I feel compelled to share this story in hopes that it doesn't happen again... Yesterday my golden retriever Leo was groomed by The Waggin Wagon (a local groomer here in ATL). He has been seeing this groomer since April 2020. He had some knots on his chest and belly that I showed the groomer - she expressed she may need to shave down those areas. I agreed that this was fine. Hours later when she brought him to the door, the result was jarring. He was shaved completely bald aside from his head and tail (pics to come...) I immediately called the owner of the salon, Erin. I shared with her that in my opinion, the pet owner should always be asked permission to make such a drastic change as a full shave. (Not to mention, this was a MOBILE grooming service because of Covid and they were right outside our home.) I also requested a full refund- I was devastated and so unhappy with their service. Today, she called me back to tell me they will not be refunding me since the groomer "did what she had to do" to get the knots and matting out. I told her the groomer should have discussed this with me, and that I would have 100% not proceeded with shaving him. I would've consulted another groomer for a second opinion. What happened next was unbelievable... In order to justify her company's poor decision to fully shave a golden retriever, she claimed that I was a "cruel, inhumane pet owner" for letting his hair get so tangled. Anyone who knows me knows how much I love Leo (and all animals), and I was SO upset that she made this accusation. I couldn't believe it. I ended up calling our vet who has loved and cared for Leo for years to get his opinion on how to care for his skin, and he was just as upset by this as I was. I've never had a worse encounter with a small business owner, and when I told her I would be posting a negative review her response was "go ahead, I'd love to see how influential you are." This is just NOT okay. Please be careful who you trust your pets with, and if you are in the area, PLEASE reconsider not using this grooming service. No one who owns a business should treat a paying customer the way I was treated. Period.

When we relocated to the Soddy side of the river from Collegedale, it was important for us to find…read morea good vet to take care of our puppies. I looked at the reviews here and sympathized with the negative experiences, but find it interesting when a facility has all 5-star reviews and 1-star reviews with nothing in between. To me, that usually indicates that overall the experiences are positive but individuals who had a single event that went sideways always need to leave a 1-star review to make a point; so I read them with that in mind. My personal experience after multiple visits is a very positive one. Every time we come for a scheduled appointment, we are greeted with smiles and professionalism. The staff is quick to get us situated and our wait time in the rooms has never been lengthy. The different doctors are very friendly and professional and have provided excellent care to our two puppies. The techs seem to be different each visit, and I'm not sure why there may be turnover; but even with that concern, they are always extremely friendly and careful with our dogs and make us very comfortable throughout the appointment. I have not had any negative experiences and have been here 5 times with both my small dogs for shots, physicals, and checkups and every interaction has been positive. Yes, they seem to be a bit expensive and encourage testing and medications, but that's their job and my job is to decide if I want to pay for things using my judgment. It's the way the world is supposed to work, so no harm there. Overall very happy with the services provided.

Don't take your animal here, they may leave more sick than before you took them in!!…read more Took my senior dog here for some hip injections to help with mobility. This went fine. Fast forward 5 days and now, she can't breath or stand up without falling from exhaustion. All symptoms consistent with kennel cough and timeline fits. Dog is old, just hangs out at home so, she hasn't been anywhere else or been around other dogs. Called vet, they deny fault and what was even more unbelievable, was that they asked us to bring her in for another "exam" (ie: charge us more money and be exposed to more communicable diseases). We sent a video and pleaded for them to give us some medications to help her. We even sent a video so they could confirm the kennel cough. They didn't even call us back!! Not sure if my 15 year old dog will survive. Kennel cough is very tough on old dogs.