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Awesome mobile service! Come right to the house and clipped both dogs nails in their mobile pet station. In and out in 10 minutes

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Red Bluff Pet Resort

Red Bluff Pet Resort

(48 reviews)

Between my son and I we have 4 dogs{2 Pomeranians, 1 Schnauzer and a Staffy). Joanna from grooming…read morehas been grooming our pets since birth. We have followed her since 2007 to every location she has been. My Pomeranians don't get groomed by anyone except Joanna. Early this year my 12 yr old Sophie passed away and Joanna groomed her and now still grooms my 14 yr old spencer and my son's dogs Lola & Sebastian. Joanna is very professional but considerate with our dogs. We hear horror stories with groomers but we know we can always trust Joanna. If we get future dogs we will always take them to her to get groomed. Her and only her.

I had to wait a day before writing this review, because I wanted to write it with a clear head. I…read morewas too disappointed and upset yesterday when I picked up my two airedales from the grooming. First off, they didn't have my appointment shceduled when I arrived with the two of them at 7:30am. But they went ahead and took them. I had made the appointment the week before, after calling around looking for a place that had experience grooming airedales. They were the first to tell me they were. In fact, shared with me that they had a couple of airedale clients they groom. Just in case, before turning my airedales over to the groomer, I told her specifically. that I liked a long beard and mustache, and not to cut them. I even went as far as to give her photos of how I wanted the "head", showing different angles. I even told them what size blade to use. All I can say is, the ears are right on both dogs. I have no idea how many months...maybe a year, for my female to grow her beard back. Or how long her hair will grow back on her face so she doesn't look like a poodle or whatever that's supposed to be. The Groucho Marx eyebrows and the mustaches....I'll have to do or find another groomer just to fix them. And poor Roadie, he has been limping on his right front leg since we got him home. I was hoping it'd be better today, but it's not. Will have to take him into his vet. if there's no improvement. Don't know what happened, but he didn't have a limp when he went there yesterday morning. And they sure didn't say anything on how he may have hurt himself or gotten hurt. One thing I will not be doing, is taking them to the Big Dog Show at Reliant Stadium , in Houston, for "Meet the Breed". In the past, I've always taken our airedales for that. It's like a "show and tell" , where people can see and touch different AKC breeds and get information about them. They do not represent what an airedale should look like. Not even as a "pet". I didn't expect a show cut, but I did expect an airedale cut from someone who claimed they were experienced and knowledgeable to do that. I have serious doubts...serious doubts that was truthful. The price....shocking...$335.60 ($25.60 was sales tax) I was told $95 each for the grooming because of their weight. Then the upcoding for the nails ($15), conditioner ($5), dematting ($10) (was told they found a mat under Roxie's front leg, I told them to just cut or shave it off..it wouldn't show anyway), they said nothing about finding any mats on Roadie, but I was charged for them.). Then an extra $30 charge for "scissor service". I wasn't told this would be an extra charge above the "grooming service". And what was the "add on pattern set service" ($10) for Roadie? That was a whole other charge...and not one for Roxie. But I guess she was so messed up, they couldn't claim that. Roxie did have a cute bandana that was so tight on her neck, we had to cut it off. Roadie didn't have one, Maybe all they are used to doing are small dogs? You would have thought they would have put some cologne on them at least, but no. Just as well, they probably charged for that. I was shocked at the price. And of course, we had to pay before they brought the dog's out. And they don't give you a receipt of the charges, either. When I got home, I had a mystery message to click some weird link on my phone from an unknown number. Nothing that said it was from Red Bluff Pet Resort. Just a link to "view Roxie and Roadie's report card" and to "click this link to get pre approved for credit". After getting on my computer, I was finally able to figure out it came from them, and the desk person had signed me up for it. First off, there was no report card. There was a place for putting my credit card information in for them to make things easier for next time (as if). And I finally found my receipt and the breakdown of charges. It was a very expensive lesson. Needless to say, I'll be looking for a groomer that really does know how to groom an airedale in the Deer Park, Texas area. Photo of Roxie and Roadie. Then a photo of how they should look. One doesn't look like the other. An experienced groomer would know exactly how to do this. They were both in a "pattern". They just needed to be cut down shorter for the summer

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Hearts2Love Pet sitter

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I had used her for pet sitting in the past. She had asked if her boyfriend could stay the night…read moreafter I was already away on my trip, and she was at my place. I told her that would be fine. After I get back I have her start providing housekeeping services as well. She wanted me to sign a document for maid service. She seemed really nice, and I trusted her. She later tells me I am locked into a 1 month contract. I do not believe she ever told me that it was a long term contract. I decided to say nothing, and continue on with the service, but just never use her again after the 1 month was up. At a certain point into that she tells me that her relative with dementia also stayed there when I was gone during the pet sitting visit. She also says that she brought her dog along as well. She said the dog did not get along with my cat. I found like maybe 15 opened spaghetti packages in my pantry after my trip. They were not used, just opened lol. They were bulk packages in plastic from Costco, and thought maybe there was an issue with the store. After she told me about the family member with dementia that was there, I wonder if it was caused by her. After this I never wanted to use her for pet sitting. I have since found a couple of really great pet sitting companies, which I am really grateful for! I have been using them exclusively since then. I had tried out a few freelance maids, but never had good experiences. I decided to try out her services again. I thought that if I just do not sign any contracts or let her be alone in my place, it will be ok. I felt she did a good job cleaning before. She came over, and while she was cleaning my bathroom it started leaking around my faucet. There had been an ongoing issue with the faucet leaking, but it had stopped after a plumber tightened it several months back. I asked her to not use a toothbrush or abrasion to clean any other places that have caulking. I normally just use alcohol and a towel. I never told her that she was responsible or got upset with her. She then got upset, and used a disrespectful tone to talk to me. I just ignored it. I had also asked her to not use scented dish-soap to clean as I have sensitive skin. She never used these cleaners before when she cleaned. She suggested vinegar instead, and I told her that I had some. She then started cleaning with vinegar. Later on she said that I should not really use vinegar to clean because it can damage things when used longterm. Why would she suggest it then, if she thinks it will cause damage? It seems very passive aggressive. Is she in intensionally trying to damage my things? She then went on about all of these problems in her life. I had asked her about coming everyday part way through the visit, but after the visit was over I just felt drained and gross. It was way too much bad energy. I later see all these brown specs in my toilet. I try to use the toilet brush to remove them. I notice they were lower in the bowl as well where stuff should not stick. I then see that they are divots with rust. I have never had this happen to any toilet in any home I have ever lived in. The toilet is less than 2 years old, and a high end brand. I paid almost 1k to have it installed. She claims she only used dish soap to clean my toilet lol. I believe the damage was intensionally caused by her because she was upset that I asked her to not use a toothbrush to clean my caulking. She could have a very successful business as a housekeeper and pet sitter, if she just acted normal, and did basic things right. Honestly, I am just happy I never have to see her again. I would gladly pay 1k to get this person out of my life, so I guess it was a bargain to have my toilet ruined lol. I have learned my lesson. I am going to stop using freelance maids from now on. I have had too many bad experiences. I am going to instead use a cleaning company, professional organizer, prepared meal service, and a laundry delivery service. I am sure it will cost a more money, but is is worth it knowing that there is a company managing and vetting the employees.

Very caring highly recommend Hearts2love will work with you…read moreAll my animals love her . She took care of my ,two dog all summer

Evry K-9

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Keep reading if you like but just hire him!…read more Whether you have a 9-month-old Miniature Long-Haired Dachshund needing basic training, an 8-year-old Dogo Argentino who's comfortable in her ways, or anything in between, Mark meets your dog where they are. He takes the time to understand each dog's personality, what they need, and gives you the tools to bring out the best in them. What sets Mark apart is that he understands every dog and every family is different. He doesn't just train your dog--he equips you with the knowledge and tools to continue long after the training sessions are over. Don't be surprised if, somewhere along the way, you realize the lessons aren't just for your dog. Some of the biggest takeaways end up being about you, too. Game changer. After six weeks, we didn't just leave with better-trained dogs--we left with more confidence, a better understanding of our dogs, and the tools to keep building on everything Mark taught us. Knowing he's still just a call or text away says everything about the kind of person--and trainer--he is. Thank you, Mark!

This facility is by far the best I have come across. Before finding this place, I wasted money on…read moreKarma dog training to mention a few. On the first day of training with Evry K-9 my dog learned how to walk on a leash and not drag us to the ground as he'd done multiple times. On the 2nd day of training my dog ran the agility course which he'd never done before. The staff are friendly, courteous and very knowledgeable. They also educate and teach us pet parents! Definitely worth the cost. Don't waste your time looking anywhere else. Also Evry K-9 offers the full spectrum of training, not just one method like other K-9 training companies. They also come to the home, board and groom.

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