Great care and boarding. I've been coming here for years and I appreciate their care and commitment…read moreto the animals. My dogs get excited to go there. Always a pleasure!

Was a patient for over a decade and they us down twice in an emergency.. no openings sorry go to…read moreGreensboro. Phoenix Animal Hospital welcomed us and we had to switch. They are great when it isn't life of death. Unfortunately your pet will one day need this type of care.

Gillie , our doodle has been a client at Woof Watchers for 4 years! We love Cynthia! His blowouts…read moreare always on point and he leaves happy!

Woof Watchers is my go to place for all my pet's grooming needs. My girl loves to come in because…read morethe staff always make her feel comfortable. She leaves smelling and looking her best. Their prices are very reasonable and she doesn't spend all day in a crate waiting for her turn. I am always impressed with the level of care and love my little girl gets when she comes here.

If you value your pet, please find another groomer. I want others to know how deeply our family was…read moreaffected by the loss of my brother's beloved pet. Ali escaped, was hit and killed by a car and the groomers were unaware until the police were contacted about a deceased animal in the road. This all happened the day before our brother's funeral. How horrible is that? If you want your dog's tail to keep wagging please use another groomer.

My babies like Miss Amanda! They do a good job and I don't have to wait all day to get my babies…read moreback home!

I am long overdue to write this review. I have been bringing my senior cat, Toothless, to Town N'…read moreCountry for a little over a year now since moving back to Burlington. In that time, we have certainly been "frequent flyers," due to several health events. I believe we have seen or interacted with every veterinarian at the practice and most of the vet techs and front desk staff at some point, and everyone has been amazing and has truly gone above and beyond to help our sweet boy. I won't go into Toothless' whole backstory because we would be here all day. Basically, throughout the time we have been with Town & Country, they have helped Toothless through a UTI, a major surgery to remove an abdominal mass, weight loss, seizures, pancreatitis, gallstones, in addition to all the other "normal" things that come with being a senior cat. It would've been so easy for a veterinarian to encourage us to put Toothless down at any point during his health journey; in fact, that happened at the emergency vet that we took him to late one night prior to us finding the abdominal mass and having surgery. The veterinarians at Town N' Country always present us with all available options and help us weigh the pros and cons of each. Their dedication to doing what is best for Toothless, and for us, has really gone above and beyond anything I expected. The only reason Toothless is alive today is because of the dedication of the vets, vet techs, and staff at Town N' Country. Especially since he had his abdominal surgery in April, I have been in contact with Town N' Country through text or phone more days than not. Even though I have been constantly messaging them and asking questions, all the staff at Town N' Country have been so helpful, understanding, and respectful, and they genuinely want Toothless to feel better. They've truly been a light in a really difficult time for us. Thank you to all the front desk staff for being so helpful and kind, especially the Forestdale front desk staff, who recognize us by sight when we walk in now. Thank you to all the vet techs who have worked with Toothless, but especially Alyssa, who took time to find the most affordable option for B12 injections when we were drowning in vet bills and took time on short notice to show us how to give Toothless B12 injections. Thank you to Dr. Bolynn for performing Toothless's abdominal surgery and answering my million questions afterward; even at his age, he healed amazingly thanks to the outstanding job you did. Thank you, Dr. King, for performing repeated abdominal ultrasounds on Toothless to get to the bottom of everything going on with him and explaining everything so clearly and being so empathetic. Thank you, Dr. Horn, for seeing Toothless for urgent care visits when we could not get him to eat. Thank you, Dr. Mills, for seeing us on short notice after Toothless had a seizure in May and for researching the underlying cause of his persistent diarrhea. And thank you, Dr. Hicks, for consistently being willing to try things to help Toothless have the best possible quality of life and researching further information to help him. Genuinely, Toothless, Alex, and I cannot thank you ALL enough. If I could give Town N' Country 100 stars, I would.

Super nice staff. Took care of my Pazzo as if he was a little prince. Everything pain free. And…read moresuper informative. An excellent place for the pets.

Sandra has watched my dogs several times! They love her! She is very knowledgeable and reliable…read more I highly recommend her!

From the owner: Brand new buisness, availability for 4th of July Weekend…read more New client special 1st 15 min walk free!

I took my pets to Pet Oasis for 10 days of pet sitting while out of town and could not get an…read moreanswer to any phone calls the whole time. Upon my return, one of my dogs could not walk and died shortly after. In addition to that both of my dogs would flinch every time I moved toward them as if I were going to hit them. I would not recommend Pet Oasis.

This business is very affordable and extremely professional. The woman that owns this business…read moreknows exactly what she's doing and does an amazing job with any type of grooming that you will need. She keeps up with the latest and greatest styles and techniques that are on the market! 5 stars for her professionalism and ability to work around the hours of the typical American!

Me lubs going dere. Da peeple plays wit me and gibs me rubs and lots of treatz. My mom brings me…read moredere every week so I can hav "fun wit friend"

I am writing to add critical details to my previous concerns regarding the treatment my dog and I…read morereceived at your facility, specifically under Kristen's supervision. After bringing my dog home, I was awakened in the middle of the night to find him lethargic, coughing, and refusing both food and water. These symptoms were frightening and heartbreaking to witness. It was only afterward that Kristen admitted other dogs at the lodge had kennel cough. She also stated that pet parents do not have to be notified of an outbreak. This is unacceptable. I referenced COVID‑19 during our conversation to highlight how dangerous airborne illnesses can be, especially when transparency is withheld. While kennel cough is not the same as COVID, it can still be deadly, and responsible facilities should treat any outbreak with seriousness and urgency. I also made clear that I understand how vaccines work--both in humans and animals. Kennel cough vaccines, like human vaccines, vary in strain coverage and are designed to reduce severity, not guarantee immunity. This makes communication even more essential. Pet parents deserve to know when their animals have been exposed to contagious illnesses. Instead of providing clarity, Kristen continued to dismiss my concerns. She failed to explain why my dog was isolated, whether he was separated due to possible kennel cough or pack behavior, and why staff were pushing him off another dog. Her tone remained condescending, and she again minimized my educational background by telling me to "put that aside" because it "wasn't important now." When I calmly stated that her tone felt rude, she accused me of being rude. I reiterated that my tone had no inflection of disrespect. I requested to speak with someone else, and she claimed she was "at the top" and would send an email with further information. She never did. Instead, she hung up on me. My dog's health was compromised, and I was denied basic information, respect, and transparency. This is not only unprofessional--it is dangerous. I expect a full explanation of the kennel cough outbreak, your notification policies, and the specific circumstances surrounding my dog's isolation and treatment. I also expect a review of Kristen's conduct and communication practices. I look forward to your prompt and thorough response. Sincerely, Lakisha