Thank you once again for taking care of our furry babies. Sara was wonderful as usual. She kept in…read morecontact with us each day to let us know our kitties were doing well. It's nice to have peace of mind and be able to go out of town and know that somebody is taking care of your pets. I will continue to suggest your services to all my friends and colleagues.

I feel it crowded; but more than that a cold place where I definitely won't let my loved puppy in.read more

Rescue Mom knows her stuff when it comes to handling dogs. She is quick to respond to any request…read more Would recommend!

From the owner: In-Home Pet Sitting and Dog Walking in Friendswood, Webster, Clear Lake and Surrounding Areas read more

We were new to the area so we no longer had the advantage of the pet sitter we knew for years. I…read morewas so nervous about leaving our cat for a 5-day cruise, I was ready to cancel the vacation - until I found the perfect person. After spending a few weeks searching, I found Integrity Pet Services. From the moment I saw Rebecca interact with my cat, it was evident that pet-sitting was not just a business to her, but a passion. She is reliable, trustworthy, and devoted. Every day she sent us a picture of our cat playing or just relaxing. She also included a daily written update. When we returned home after the long trip, it was clear our cat had been well cared for: treated with love and compassion. Zoomie was content, happy, and relaxed. Peace of mind about a pet is priceless. I am so thankful I found Rebecca and I highly recommend Integrity Pet Services.

Rebecca is trustworthy and treated my pets as if they were her own. She showed up on time and text…read moreme all the updates. I will definitely be using her again.

In 2024, Dr. Zue completed imaging on my dog and diagnosed her with an enlarged heart while giving…read moreme the absolute worse case scenario for my dog - heart failure. In 2026, Dr. Zue completed new imaging on my dog and all of a sudden she does NOT have an enlarged heart. Dr. Zue had the audacity to blame the imaging results on the dog food. The same dog food she recommended. It does not work that way!!! My dog either has an enlarged heart or she does not have an enlarged heart. Dog food has absolutely no bearing on it. My new veterinarian laughed in dismay and stated; "That is the most preposterous statement they have ever heard - blaming dog food." My new veterinarian completed new imaging and my dog and she absolutely does "NOT" have an enlarged heart. My new veterinarian showed me the imaging by Dr. Zue on my dog. The imaging was at a "skewed angle" so, of course, the heart looked enlarged. Dr. Zue is completely and utterly incompetent and should have her veterinarian license revoked. Again, this review is solely based on the the truth and pure facts.

I am writing to express my shock and deep disappointment with the way Family Animal Hospital…read moreFriendswood handled a critical emergency case on 11/29 at approximately 8:15-8:20 a.m. I witnessed a dog get hit by a car and immediately brought her to your hospital for urgent care. When we arrived, your front desk staff made it clear that nothing would be done until it was confirmed who would be paying for services. While this badly injured dog was in obvious distress, we were told that treatment had to wait while staff scanned her for a microchip--twice--just to identify the owner and confirm payment. What makes this even worse is that, according to your staff, the owner had already come in shortly before we arrived, yet no one had even taken a phone number from them, nor from us, to authorize care or provide consent. Instead of prioritizing stabilizing the dog, your process centered around administrative and billing details. During this time, we were also told to call other vets and even the Friendswood Humane Society, as if the responsibility for this emergency could simply be handed off to someone else. Rather than stepping up and acting like an emergency veterinary practice, your staff seemed more interested in finding another place--or another party--to deal with the situation. From the time we arrived to the time she was finally taken to the back, at least 12 minutes passed. Twelve minutes. In an emergency. When we left briefly to get coffee and returned to check on her, we were told she had required CPR and that "it wasn't looking good." I cannot help but wonder whether some of that delay--caused by policies and procedures focused on payment first, care second and attempts to shift responsibility elsewhere--contributed to her condition. From my perspective, Family Animal Hospital Friendswood's actions showed: * A disturbing lack of urgency for a clearly critical emergency. * A lack of basic compassion toward an injured animal in obvious crisis. * A policy structure that prioritizes financial logistics over immediate medical triage. * An unwillingness to fully own responsibility in an emergency, as shown by directing us to call other vets and the humane society instead of acting decisively yourselves. Nobody should have to stand at a front desk arguing about who is paying and being told to "try somewhere else" while a living, breathing animal is suffering in the waiting area. Any practice that claims to care about animals should have clear, humane protocols for stabilizing emergency cases first and sorting out billing and logistics once the patient is no longer in immediate danger. I am sharing this experience so that your leadership understands how unacceptable this was and so that other pet owners are aware of how emergencies appear to be handled at your hospital. At a minimum, I expect you to: 1. Review your emergency triage and intake procedures immediately. 2. Train your staff to prioritize stabilizing critical patients over administrative steps and referrals. 3. Put clear policies in place so that no animal's care is delayed--or passed off to someone else--over payment questions while they are in crisis. What happened that morning was not just "unfortunate"--it felt like a complete failure of duty, compassion, and common sense. I hope you take this seriously and make changes so that no other pet owner, Good Samaritan, or animal has to go through what we did. UPDATE:10:05am The dog passed away. That's 12 minutes for them to scan a dog twice for a microchip and not even have their vitals taken. What's the true cost to take an animals vitals? How much does it truly cost to examine an animal's wounds? So worried about money, and completely forgot everything else that goes into running a reputable veterinary clinic. Where is the compassion? Where is the empathy? Where is the "Hippocratic/Veterniarian Oath". Update 2: check all other social media...Yelp won't allow me to post more than 5000 characters

We have used Cozy Critters twice now. The business is run out of a private residence and has no…read moreemployees other than the husband and wife owners. They are pet lovers who enjoy what they do. They are a very reasonably priced and clean facility. We have been extremely happy with them and will continue to use them in the future.

I was very pleased with Diane S. this past weekend. She really showed great concern and care for…read moremy 3 dogs and was very descriptive in her emails to me while I was away on holiday. By far, she has been the best pet sitter I've ever had. I will be using her from here on out as our pet sitter. My dogs really liked her and she just took such great care of them. It was a great experience and I knew from the beginning upon meeting her, my dogs were in good hands. I am truly satisfied with the service Diane offered.

Absolutely the best pet sitter ever!! She does what you ask her to do! Always sends up dates !read more

So far so good- I sent my request for a dog sitter by voice mail. I was quickly responded to, and…read moreKaci was professional and friendly:) I was able to go on vacation with a good feeling because my pup was being well cared for. I received picture and video updates- that was such a relief. So glad I found these two angels to care for my dog, he had a good time and was supper excited;)

We just returned from a 10-day trip and our animals were excellently cared for by Team Pawsome! We…read moregot three reports each day and usually lots of photos with each report. This was our first time to use this pet sitting service and we couldn't be happier! I highly recommend.

I have been using Team Pawsome Pet Sitters for a while now, and they are the best service provider…read moreI have EVER used. They are dependable and extremely helpful. Once my puppy got out of the yard, and being in a wheelchair I couldn't get around fast enough to find her. My pet sitter left a nearby grocery store to help me and was incredibly kind and helpful. I wanted to let anyone know reading this review that Team Pawsome is indeed AWESOME. I want to add a shout-out to Steve, Charlene, Noah, and Libby for your kindness and care of my pups. Thank you very much!!! Diane

Preppy Pets is amazing with our super anxious fur baby! Love their new location, smells good as…read morealways and always clean but most importantly lots of love is always given to all the fur babies there, which helps our fur baby! Thank you Ms. Christina!

Girl, I brought my cat here and honestly worst mistake ever. I know this is a groomer that does…read moreboth cats and dogs, but they just should just advertise as grooming dogs only. I have a very high maintenance long haired persian cat and am new to the area, so I trusted this business since they are the first groomer that pops up when you google "Best groomer near me". First of all, let's just start with the fact that it was a drop off system. For a cat. That had a pre planned appointment set already. This isn't just a normal drop off system. It's a room full of dogs that are being left there for hours. Oh, did I mention my cat was there for 5 hours? AND they didn't answer my phone call twice to check on my cat? Smh. Anyway, my cat was left still wet, not combed through all the way, and I came to get rid of his knots, which I was told "If he's too difficult I wont dry him through all the way" Girl huh?! what were you doing with him for five hours then?! They literally still had a christmas tree up. In march. If that doesn't tell you how lazy they are I don't know what will. I give this place a 2/10. If you want to go somewhere that will actually treat your high maintenance long haired feline, go to Clear Lake Kennels. I paid $65 to get a proper blowout, knots out, and three baths all within an hour and a half time frame. I paid $125 for a still wet cat, knots, and choppy grooming at Puppy Love Grooming Salon. Will never bring my cat here again and will NEVER recommend even to a dog owner. Don't bother replying if you're the owner, I don't care.

It's taken a while to get this review up, but I wanted to make sure I did! Michelle was a pet…read moresitter for our 2 cats when we lived in Clear Lake. She did an excellent job. She was dependable, responsible, played with the kitties, we could tell -- when we came back they were so happy and friendly. She is a real animal person, from the minute she was interacting with them, all of her attention was on them! She was also communicative, she would send us a photo of the cats on text, and let us know how they were doing. Such a lovely treat when you're missing your cats!! She also took care of our mail and watered plants, which was a pretty big task since we had several box gardens on our porch! This was very nice to have as well. We've just recently been trying to find a pet sitter in our new city (out of TX state) and I remembered what a nice, calming and comforting thing it was to know Michelle would take good care of our cats while we were gone. Her prices were very reasonable too, and the peace of mind was worth every penny.

Rachel is truly the best. She is so dependable. I know my 2 dogs are in good hands when Rachel is…read morewith them. She sends pictures and videos that make my day! I feel really fortunate to have found Rachel!

Rachel is a "pet sitters, Pet sitter" ! She is professional, her place is clean , she has a sweet…read moreand loving demeanor and I trust her completely with my 5lb , 12 year old Chihuahua! That's saying a lot because he's tiny and he's a chi , so needless to say he needs extra special care and I wouldn't trust just anyone with him. She's great with communication and sends lots of pics and updates throughout the stay. Best of all my boy, Buck, seems happy to trot away with her , without a care in the world!