My doggie LOVES it there. He has no "friends" at home and attendants said he played with his…read morebuddies in the open yard until pooped out! He's happy when I leave him--no anxiety and runs to the door for the play area. They are the best! used any times and never smelled like other kennels--always clean.

My dog loves going here for daycare or boarding. The facility is top notch and the staff takes…read moregreat care of my dog. He always runs to the door when I drop him off, and falls asleep early that evening. They wear him out which is much needed since he's an energetic puppy!

They have been taking care of my animals for years. And I've had a lot of cats and large dogs…read more Truly caring and kind people.

It was wild, I got locations confused, and the front desk person was beyond rude. To the point of,…read morewhen I apologized and thanked her for her time. She called me an idiot and hung up on me.

I have been using Shaggy Dog Spa since 2014. She groomed my poodle until he passed away and she is…read morestill grooming my Maltipoo. She has always done a fantastic job. She actually loves the dogs so it's more than just a business to Diane and Larry. Great people and I love you guys.

I needed a dog groomer because the temperatures had dropped below freezing and I could not bathe my…read moredog outside and it was Christmas. I should've known not to leave him when I walked up to the place. She would not even allow people inside. We were very explicit that we did not want our dog cut we wanted him shampooed and his nails clipped. He has a unique mane and coloring that we love. When we picked him up they had completely shaved my dog down. I do not recommend them at all. They do not listen to you and they do not communicate with one another. Furthermore when I let her know she really did not care.

Misti and her team did a wonderful job on my wriggly baby, who I know isn't the easiest grooming…read moreclient because she wriggles and HATES having her nails clipped. Another groomer in the area just didn't bother clipping her nails the past two times they groomed her, which I overlooked the first time but complained about the second only to be told she jerked too much. I know she doesn't like it but she doesn't bite, just squirms. BUT we didn't have that issue at Doggie Doos. In fact; like the groomer we used to use in our old hometown, they declared my dog delightful and "so sweet." Her clip was even, nails were cut short and filed and her bows even stayed in about a week, a near record for my active girl. Definitely our new go-to groomers!

First time Visit and I am over excited with Gizmo's look!! The service is impeccable!!…read more FRIENDLY , AFFORDABLE , Great Sylists and Cuts!! All around 2 thumbs & 2 Toes up!! I have 3 dogs and from Houston, TX !!! It takes alot to impress me and I AM IMPRESSED with this Shop!! Doggie Doos will be my new Groomer !!

Very professional, caring, and compassionate people at Syler Veterinary clinic. Pets are given…read moreutmost attention and care, while understanding of pet owners is also always considered. Two thumbs; I highly recommend them!

Recently moved to the Athens area and needed to find a good Vet for our little Fur Baby. Did some…read moreonline review research and decided to go to Syler Veterinary Clinic. What a GREAT choice. Doctor Syler and her entire staff were so very kind, compassionate and caring. The Vet techs were so very loving with our little Toto and she was very comfortable with them and the way they handled her. For that we are thankful. Doctor Syler was so very easy to talk to. She answered all of our questions and put some concerns to rest as well. She also made some very good recommendations in regard to dental care for our little one as well. All in all this was a GREAT choice and we are so very thankful that we found Doctor Syler and her team. Have already recommended her to some other local friends as well. THANK Y'ALL so very much.

Bailey's is a wonderful place to take your fur-baby. They are really busy now, so book in advanceread more

We have used for several years now. Always very happy with results. We have an Australian Sheppard.read more

Wow I really wish I had gone there before. Moved down here 5 years ago and have had one bad…read moreexperience after another. So bad that I was avoiding taking my baby to the vet. But Dr. Norman is a very professional, down to earth nice guy. I was early and still did not have to wait one minute, as a matter of fact I was finished and on my way home before my scheduled appointment. twenty minutes. I think I'm gonna get another dog, a cat and a bird or two just so I can go back!!! lol really they were great. Thank you so much.

Doctor is a miracle worker! He performed an operation others wouldn't. Sadly I can't say the…read moresame about the front desk.

In response to the negative review by Lyn W, I want to share my experience with Dr. Collins and the…read morecrew at Edom Veterinary Clinic. I have used Edom Veterinary Clinic for five years. We have 10 cats and a dog. The doc and his staff have ALWAYS provided what I call above and beyond service to us. On two occasions, the doctor came in Friday or Saturday night to treat my cats that had been bitten by copperheads. On a third occasion, he waited at the office for an hour and a half after closing time because I was bringing in a kitten I found that had been hit by a car. I was sixty miles away when I called at 4:45. He said he would wait until I got there. He treated the kitten that night when I got there, and then kept her overnight, and came in again on Saturday to follow up. Last year, when one of my cats had cancer, we had to had him euthanized. At that time, Dr. Collins had been sick and his daughter, Dr. Alisa, was running the clinic in his absence. A few weeks after that, Dr. Alisa sent us a very nice sympathy card. She included a handwritten note saying that with our kitty's condition, we had made the difficult, but proper decision to euthanize him. We are very satisfied with both doctors and their entire staff. In fact, my wife bakes them a few dozen cookies now and then. We're seventy and have had lots of pets over our lifetimes. We have had the extremely good fortune to have three excellent vets in those years. The Collins family and their staff are right there at the top in terms of quality care for both the patient and the owner of the patient. In closing, I must say that Lyn W certainly has the right to express her negative opinion, but I think what she wrote is unfair and biased. signed, Joe and Julie Everett, Edom, Tx

I have used Edom Veterinary Clinic for many years. When Doc Collins was there, he was/is an amazing…read moreveterinarian--kind, compassionate, and understanding, especially during the hardest moments of owning a pet. Over the years, he helped me say goodbye to several of my dogs, as well as dogs belonging to my mom and dad. He understood how difficult those moments were. He would even come out to my vehicle so I could hold them in my arms while they peacefully crossed the rainbow bridge. I will always be grateful to him for the compassion he showed our family. Unfortunately, since Doc Collins retired, the clinic no longer has that same hometown, compassionate feeling to me. Last week, I had to make the heartbreaking decision to put my 13-year-old dog to sleep. I knew my dog. I knew her age, her condition, her quality of life, and I knew in my heart that it was time. It was not a decision I made lightly. Instead of being met with compassion, I felt like I was being grilled and made to defend my decision. I was questioned about when she last had bloodwork, how long she had been "bloated" (she wasn't bloated--she was overweight), and how long she had been having problems with her hind legs. I was told that if they knew the results of her last bloodwork, the vet could tell me what was wrong with her. I wasn't there because I didn't care enough to find out what was wrong. I was there because I loved my dog enough to know when it was time to let her go. Putting down a pet you have loved for 13 years is already an incredibly difficult and emotional decision. The last thing someone needs in that moment is to be made to feel guilty for choosing euthanasia instead of additional testing. I understand that a veterinarian has a responsibility to make sure euthanasia is appropriate, and I respect that. But there is a compassionate way to have that conversation. I left feeling judged and guilty during a moment when what I desperately needed was a little kindness and understanding. I truly miss the hometown veterinary clinic Edom used to be and the compassion Doc Collins showed my family for so many years.