I found myself traveling to the DFW area for work for an extended period - rather than boarding The…read moreBoys for 3 weeks, I decided to bring them with me and do daycare. I researched around and found a dog boarding/day care near Kaufman, TX for The Boys. Kathy took such great care of The Boys and was wonderful to work with through the whole process. The Boys were excited every morning to go see Kathy and were happy every afternoon when I picked them up. 10/10 would stay with Kathy again.

I'm very skeptical about leaving my pet anywhere especially at a boarding facility but OMG the…read morestaff was so helpful, friendly and loved my fur baby, Rocko! I would definitely recommend this place. It's reasonably priced and the care is great!! 10/10 recommend!!

Pawtham truly changed my dogs life furrever…read more Our dog Charlie was not friendly to people who weren't my husband, myself, or my daughter. He was a rescue dog we got years ago that we assumed had no possibility of changing as we had tried multiple times to break this behavior. He was just scared of other people, but because he's so adorable people thought it was okay to pet him. Charlie had a habit of snapping at people when they did this, even when we warned the people not to do it. Fast forward to Pawtham, when we moved to the area my husband and Charlie moved first while I stayed behind for several months to wrap up things at work. So he needed a daycare to take Charlie to so that he wasn't home by himself too much. He found Pawtham online and called the facility to explain Charlie's behavior problems. They offered to try and take care of him even with his unique personality. Over time Charlie actually warmed up to the staff at the facility which made us so happy and trusting to know that they took the time and care he needed. We have not taken Charlie back to Pawtham because of COVID. My husband has been working mostly from home, but Charlie is now forever changed. When we take him to meet new people now we still have to give them warnings that he might snap at them, but somehow his time at Pawtham has allowed him to realize that people are "good" again. Now instead of there being no chance of him warming up to humans, it takes him a day or sometimes just hours and he's okay with being touched by them, which brings our heart so much joy!!!! If you love your dog and want them to have someone you trust care for them, use Pawtham! You won't be disappointed!!!

We were told the estimate would be free, but after visiting and not answering questions in a way…read morethat gave my parents confidence he'd do a good job, David asked my elderly parents for $20 for gas money. This was unexpected, unprofessional, and made them uncomfortable. Unfortunately, they were too intimidated to say no to this inappropriate request. We feel this behavior is misleading and should be disclosed up front, if not avoided altogether

I called and left a quote request for David about a pond in the house I had just moved into. He was…read moreable to come out in a week and help me understand the pump and waterfall system the pond had, he knew the exact system and what to look up to find replacements for some of the 30 year old equipment. David answered all my questions and helped me better know what I should do to help the pond and he let me know what we could do for putting a few fish in it. I was very happy with David's work and I will be scheduling a clean out with David for later this year.

Glyn was so kind and compassionate to my grieving son after the loss of his second beloved pup. Old…read moreage and cancer took both his best friends within a year of each other. Glenn managed to join them back together in a special box creating a memorable keepsake for my son. I can't recommend him enough!

I highly recommend Green Pet Care. They're extremely professional, compassionate, understanding and…read morerespectful. They go above and beyond. I appreciate them tremendously.

I am a CPA and I put my name to Breyers Lane and his company Breyers' Canine Academy. I will never…read moreuse anyone else, and in my opinion, no one else should either unless you enjoy wasting time, money, and your dog's intellect. As a former public school educator, his philosophy was the only one that made common sense to me in how a dog and frankly, how humans learn. If he is your first call, you don't need to make any other calls. If he is your last call, you'll be kicking yourself for not finding him first. He comes to the house, for 15 minute training sessions first with your dog, then with you. Guess what your homework is, 7 minute practice with your dog twice a day tops. Then, you are going into bookstores, etc. with your dog. I had a 50 lb 6 month Pitbull/Rottweiler/Am Bulldog mix. I could NOT physically walk him anymore. A leaf blows by, a squirrel, a child squeals and wants to pet the puppy...I was yanked off my feet (I am a single, 5 foot female weighing around 110-115) Our world was getting smaller and smaller. Breyers changed our lives in a matter of weeks. So now I get to experience all of life with my dog by my side. And I'll close with this story. I got a call on a Monday at 5pm from my Dad coming back from a UT football game. "In Hillsboro at the split, I fell asleep at the wheel, woke up rolling and the car is totaled and I need you to come get me." Two girlfriends came over, one is a super small Asian woman that's never owned a dog and the other is older and has only owned purse-sized dogs. Within 30 seconds, I taught them how to walk Presley, and I got in my car and booked it down I-35. They could not believe how gentlemanly and well behaved Presley was, he waits until they walk through doorways, they stop, he stops, one even took him on the elevator, and prior to training, he wouldn't let me do that! And they didn't have to know or give any commands, just his name. So if you want a dog that understands how to behave when you have guests visit, when you are out walking, when you wanna pop into a bookstore, and who ignores squirrels, has respect and boundaries, and who can think and problem solve for themselves, hire Breyers. Again, I am a CPA and I put my name to Breyers Lane and his company Breyers' Canine Academy, and he is the only dog trainer I will ever endorse.

Bryers is a fantastic trainer. He helped us learn a completely new approach to training our dogs,…read moreand the results have been excellent. We now have a powerful puppy we can bring anywhere, thanks to his methods. I wholeheartedly recommend Bryers and trust him completely with my beloved Rottweilers.

Samara did a great job of my dog. My dog gets very nervous with groomers. However, Samara was very…read morepatient with her.

Had a great experience bringing Ace and Goose in for a walk-in nail trim. Edgar took excellent care…read moreof us and was friendly, professional, and great with both dogs. Everything was quick and easy, and the service was excellent from start to finish. Really appreciate how well they took care of Ace and Goose. We'll definitely be back!

They did an amazing job of washing, de-shedding, and trimming my German Shepherd. My dog can be…read moredifficult but they said she did great, and the results speak for themselves. I will definitely be coming back!

Took my boston terrier to see them on friday and they lostened to my concerns, spent time with her…read moreand gave me some wipes and a spray to use on her paws since they have been chewing on them all the time. The medicine worked for both dogs and they are a lot more comfortable and healing. Other vets just want to push drugs and shots on you that did not do a thing. We found a new vet for sure!

I'm extremely pleased with the quality of service I received at Treasured Pets Veterinary Hospital…read more Dr. Blaylock and her assistant (I'm sorry I forgot her name), were very sweet and patient with my nervous cat. Within minutes my cat became comfortable and relaxed, making it a smooth and pleasant visit. I'd trust Dr. Blaylock and the staff at TPVH with any of my pets. Excellent job.