I absolutely love this place! I recently bought a bunny that was completely matted and In bad…read moreshape. These amazing ladies stayed after hours to get her in and completely brushed out all of the matts for 45 minutes. I have also taken my Golden Retriever there multiple times and they do an amazing job at a great price. They also try to get you in as soon as possible, which is nice since most groomers are booked way out.

Little Susie's has groomed my long hair double coated dog for years. He always leaves looking (and…read morefeeling) great!

I took my rescue dog here to have his front nails clipped. I called ahead of time to tell them that…read moremy dog hates his feet touched and is very skittish. He tends to let go of his bowels when he's having his nails trimmed. I asked if they could handle that. the woman on the phone said to withhold food for a day, which I did even though I felt that was cruel. We went and my pup was nervous as some dogs are in strange places. She took him in the room and was talking to him gently, reassuring him. He did try to bite so she muzzled him, which I have no objection to. He continued to fight her and the next thing I hear is "you're a nasty dog". he evidentially pooped a little bit. I warned her, she said they could handle it. if she talks like this while the dog parent is standing right there I can't imagine how an animal is treated when they're dropped off for grooming and get nervous. I went back and held him so she could finish trimming. I paid we left, never to return!

I took my dog here for her first ever professional haircut and I love how it turned out! She's a…read morenervous dog so I was worried she was gonna be stubborn and not want her hair cut by a stranger. When I went to pick her up not only was her haircut exactly what I was looking for but most importantly she didn't have any cuts on her and she didn't seem scared at all! I will definitely be back here.

Over the Fourth of July weekend, in 2023 I boarded my Pomeranian puppy for the first time. I was…read morebeyond impressed with the facility, and the way that my puppy was treated. Highly recommend the staff and the facility!

I needed same day service for Maple our Golden Doodle. She was terribly matted and dirty. I…read morecalled Monday morning and was told to come in by 11:00am. We met Kalynn the groomer and she was very nice. She called a few hours later and Maple was good as new (although I didn't recognize her lol). I would highly recommend Cedar Creek Kennel for your pet grooming needs.

I've been generally very happy with the level of care at Companions Animal Hospital. The staff is…read moreknowledgeable, compassionate, and thorough, and I appreciate that they are AAHA accredited -- something only a small percentage of clinics achieve. That accreditation really matters when it comes to emergencies or situations requiring surgery, because it means they follow strict standards for safety, anesthesia, cleanliness, diagnostics, and medical protocols. If you want top‑tier care for serious or urgent issues, this is absolutely the place to be. I was offered one of their Canine Wellness Packages, and while the flyer was helpful, I didn't receive much detail about the terms, conditions, or exclusions beyond what was printed. I like to fully understand what I'm signing up for, especially when it comes to annual plans. I purchased the $432 Wellness Package, which includes two comprehensive wellness exams, two intestinal parasite screenings, internal organ function screening, and 5% off additional services. The flyer shows there is also a $663 Enhanced Package, but I wasn't offered that option during my visit. For reference, I spent $3,557.73 last year on my middle‑aged chiweenie, and the wellness plan saved me $1,404.59 -- which is impressive for a healthy dog with no chronic conditions. She only had a few minor issues like diarrhea from eating something she shouldn't have. I can see how this plan might be even more valuable for dogs with chronic medical needs, but for my situation, it was still a meaningful savings. Companions also accepts direct pay from Trupanion, which makes expensive emergencies far less stressful because you don't have to pay everything upfront. They also accept CareCredit, which is helpful if you need assistance with payments. I also really like their app -- being able to chat with staff and book appointments directly is incredibly convenient. That said, due to financial reasons, I'll only be bringing my dog to Companions for true emergencies going forward. For routine vaccinations and annual checkups, I recommend looking into a prepaid plan through Petco's Vital Care Premier, which offers unlimited exams and discounted vaccinations at a much lower cost. Overall, Companions Animal Hospital provides excellent care, especially for emergencies or complex medical needs. Their AAHA accreditation gives me confidence, and their staff has always treated my dog with kindness and professionalism.

We had adopted a cat from a shelter. There were health issues after a few days. Dr Anne agreed…read moreto see the cat on short notice and donated some services, in support of us being an adopter of an animal needing a home. This clinic obviously cares about the bigger picture...helping animals in need over making big bucks. That is the type of business I like to see supported by animal lovers.

This pet store came to me as a huge surprise when I found it and walked through the front door…read more This is a case about quality over quantity relative to any commercial pet store out on the market. Yes, this place doesn't have the copious choices of leashes, harnesses, treats, etc., but what they have here is the highest quality of food options I've seen anywhere. They of course sell the frozen raw food options you would find such as Instinct, Primal, Stella & Chewy's, etc., but they also carry regional frozen raw from the mid-west region. Along with that what I've never seen is there are three 18 cu.ft freezers full of raw food diet. These items are locally sourced from farmers, which I've not seen anywhere. Of course I purchased some tendon and chicken necks for my bull breed canine. Along with these raw frozen items they carry the highest quality of freeze dried raw choices, my personal favorites Vital Essentials, Icelandic and a new find Momentum Carnivore. Outside of the obligitory food choice, this place has both in-house holistic vet, massage, and chiropractic. For real, really! Where the hell do you find that in a pet store. What really sets this place apart is i had a chance to chat it up with the owner and he's super nice and informative and willing to help. If your ever in this area its definitely worth the drive.

This is where I get my dog food from. Lynn and husband Joesph are very nice, educated people on…read morehow important it is to feed your dog(s) good food. I have never met owners of a Pet Food place that have the knowledge they have. As a customer I am well educated on canine food myself and both Lynn and Joseph are spot on.

Dr. Stacy is BANANAS, AMAZING, INCREDIBLE, WONDERFUL and any other positive adjective you could…read morethink of. An animal chiropractor sounds a little odd. My dog Lexi (who absolutely adores Dr. Stacy) would agree. Before we saw Dr. Stacy my Lexi was limping, whining in pain and had trouble squatting to do her business. She tore a ligament in her leg and needed surgery which was going to be anywhere from $3200-$5000 depending on where we went, and there were not a lot of options. The recovery for the dog after surgery is also really intense and long. Our neighbor's dog had the same problem and surgery and it didn't even work. The dog limped for the rest of it's life. A family friend suggested Stacy to us and I am beyond happy she did. Lexi has been seeing her since Oct or November and she is no longer walking with any semblance of a limp, squats perfectly and hasn't squealed in pain in months. She would be running and fetching again already if she hadn't sprained a ligament in her other knee thus causing a set back in her recovery. We are down to seeing her every other week instead of every week. Check out her webpage to see other testimonials to her amazingess. Just FYI, legally you do need to get a vet's recommendation to see her. If for some reason your vet won't give you one she can give you names of ones that will. She will also need x-rays of the injury. Call her and she will explain all this to you. She is also SUPER flexible when it comes to appointment times. She genuinely wants to help your pet and will do what she can to make that happen. As a bonus you can also use her as your own chiropractor. While her office in Canine Connection is just for animals she also practices on humans. Personally I just love Dr. Stacy. The minute you meet her you can tell she purely loves animals and loves what she does. I never have to worry about asking her too many questions because she is more than happy to answer them all. Even if you think she won't know the answer because it has nothing to do with chiropractics, she can usually point you in the right direction. She also is very knowledgeable when it comes to diet, exercise, and behavior issues that may affect your pet's health. She is on the Katie Canine show every month too. Simply put if your animal is having any issues related to joints and bones or pain take them here. You will not regret it. Me, my dog and my checking account certainly don't.

Dr. Stacey is the sweetest and kindest doctor for the 4 legged kind I know. She is gentle and kind…read moreto our scared fur-babies. She has the perfect temperment to soothe and help us all feel comfortable with the adjustment. I highly recommend.

Really listens to the issues. Respectful, responsible, professional. I highly recommend Anoka…read moreAndover Chiropractic