Petlandia Pet Care offers clients vetted dog walkers and pet care providers you can trust to take…read morecare of and exercise your fur babies. Petlandia peeps are often passionate pet owners and rescuers themselves and genuinely enjoy getting to know, and spending time with, your pet. You and your fur babes will appreciate hiring Petlandia.

I've been walking dogs for Petlandia for over a year now and I can't recommend them enough for…read moreyour pet needs. Wendy is honest and professional and puts the needs of your pets first! You can be rest assured that your pet will be very well cared for when Petlandia is in charge. We are caring and loving and passionate about what we do! I recommended my mom to use Petlandia too!

I can't say enough good things about Miller Animal Care. I have a new dog and Li has been…read more wonderful as he gets acclimated to a new home And new people. I have peace of mind knowing my pup gets such great care while I am at work and when I need to go out of town.

Li is the best. I really don't think I could be Henry's mom without her help! (He's a handful,…read moreputting it mildly.). I rescued him, but Li rescued us both. He has grown in confidence and has flourished under her loving care.

This is a long overdue review. Also, I think this is more like a thank-you letter to Jen than a…read morereview. As many others have stated, Jen is amazing. Our dog, Shaka, just loved spending time with her and the other pups she cared for. We were a little worried at first about his temperament being around others (humans and other animals) since he gets a little skittish, but he seemed to thrive there. When it was pick-up time, he was always happy and seemed to sleep very well from getting his exercise and socialize in. (He also smelled great on his longer stays. Thank you for the baths!) Jen is super flexible and communicative. We were so appreciative of this since we tend be rather spontaneous and would ask to drop him off the day before sometimes. We also would extend his stay last minute, for example, when we were taking road trips and wanted to stop for the night instead of driving all the way through a town. (Sorry and thank you so much, Jen!) Shaka has stayed over from one day to two weeks (possibly more), and each time, we've received text updates from her and even pictures of him happy with his friends. I always looked forward to those. Shaka passed away early last year, and I've been meaning to write this for a long time to say, "Thank you, Jen!" for being such a wonderful caregiver and trustworthy and friendly person overall. Dog parents, I 1000% recommend Jen.

Jen is without a doubt the we will leave our best friend with. I trust her 100%!…read moreShe is a real lover of animals. My dog returned happy and healthy.

I came here for the self service dog wash. There are two pro- tub set ups for self wash. I've…read moreused this place twice. I prefer the self dog wash because my dog would rather have me wash her than a stranger (I tried that, she was not happy!) I tend to end up there in the afternoon when everyone is picking up their dogs from daycare. It's cute! The store is well stocked with quality dog food and treats as well as fun toys. I'm considering enrolling my dog in doggy daycare so that she will socialize better with other dogs. This would be the place. I've not been to the Beaverton location. The northwest location is friendly and professional. Thank you!

This place is amazing, staff is great and caring. My pups love it here and I wish I could stay here…read morewith them -

I am not sure I can say enough good things about Nikki and WigWag Club. My 6 pound Yorkie, Pocket,…read morehas been hitting the trails with Nikki and the WigWag pups basically since I got her. Nikki is super-reliable, always on time for pickups, extraordinarily friendly, and I swear Pocket would stay with her all the time if she could (woe is me but that's the breaks). Pocket has a habit of getting in other dogs faces, regardless of size, in a desperate attempt to make out with them. This can be dangerous with some dogs and Nikki has done an excellent job of working with her to curb the behavior. She also taught her recall which Pocket is a champ at, as a result. Nikki's normal pickup time for me was 10am and starting around 0930 EVERY MORNING my dog would just sit and wait in eager anticipation for Nikki's arrival. And then promptly go absolutely bananas when Nikki arrived. I would trust Nikki 100% with any dog. She clearly loves them and cares for them immensely.

Nikki is an amazing dog walker that helped our timid little guy hit the trails! Little Ollie man…read morehas always been nervous around new people so picking a new dog walker is never easy. We felt incredibly lucky when we met Nikki. Within a week of starting walks with her, he was waiting at the door to head out at pick-up time. She does an amazing job of not only making the dogs feel comfortable but us as the owners too. It provided great peace of mind, especially starting out, that she always had a few minutes to chat about how things were going and would text photos of walks from that day. And not to forget the best part, sometimes you get surprised with these hilarious dress-up photos like when she gave our little guy a neck warmer or dressed him up like a Viking on Halloween! Nikki is honestly awesome and if you want great care and amazing daily walks for your dog, I'd highly recommend Wigwag Club!

Finding the right daycare for young, sensitive dog is hard. Mary Ellen's "Wag Along" made it easy…read more I was nervous about finding a doggy daycare for my young golden retriever, Cooper. I had taken a new in-office job, and I didn't want him alone all day. I also didn't want an industrial kennel operation, like taking him to work in a factory. Those places tend to have a high volume of dogs and high worker turnover, and I really didn't want him around aggressive dogs or picking up stressed-out behaviors with inexperienced dog handlers. Wag Along is the opposite of all that -- a real home with a real yard, a section of her own set up just for the dogs. The owner, Mary Ellen, runs the whole operation herself, so you know she is the point-person for any questions or concerns. She's located conveniently right off the 205, perfect for anyone that passes through SE PDX. What struck me at first about this dog daycare was the pick-up and drop-off scene. The dogs surround Mary Ellen with happy tails, all of them relaxed. There's no barking, no chaos, no wound-up energy. None! That doesn't happen by accident. She clearly screens for temperament and knows how to keep the whole group settled. Cooper adores her. I call "dog school" and he lights up when he knows we're going. He comes home so happy, blissfully tired, and all smiles -- his Fi tracker shows he's logging serious miles in that yard. It's great after a long day at work; I don't need to take him on a walk. Cooper sometimes falls asleep on the drive home. Mary Ellen also has a mobile groomer come by to Wag Along regularly, which is a great bonus.... My dog comes home handsome and smelling fresh! Boarding has also been very easy. Mary Ellen asks for their daily food portions in a baggie, any special blanket or bedding, and she takes care of the rest. She also administers medication, if needed. I have planned vacations with Cooper staying at (what I call) "dog camp," but Mary Ellen has also been accommodating when a last-minute boarding was needed for a medical emergency. She's someone to trust. Mary Ellen is professional, communicative, and the dogs in her care are obviously well loved. I trust her 100% with mine. Honestly, if I could write Cooper into my will to go to her, I would. I'm back to working remotely; but Cooper is still going to Wag Along a few days per week. It's positive stimulation and exercise for him. I am not getting anything special out of this post. I am writing it because Mary Ellen / Wag Along is a gem amongst some real dog turds. If you're looking for a home-based daycare/boarding where your dog will be genuinely cared for and not just contained, this is it.

Mary Ellen is rude, unprofessional, and temperamental - please never leave your dog in the hands of…read morethis person. This review is delayed, but I never forgot the stress and horrors Mary Ellen put me through. I had a delayed flight, and she threw a fit that I would be unable to pick up my dog in the afternoon, as originally planned, but instead that I would pick my dog up first thing in the morning. When I showed up in the morning, Mary Ellen was outside organizing her recycling and refused to make eye contact with me, or say hello. My dog, she was locked in a kennel outside the gate with all her stuff. Immediately I noticed my dog had some white sticky goo on her backside, and when I got home I immediately bathed her. When I texted Mary Ellen to ask what that was, she said it was sap. I'm not even sure if she has a tree in her backyard. I worried (and still do) that something terrible had happened to my dog. And then, she had the gall to text me back and say I owed her an extra $25!!! Exhausted and stressed, and having seen how unstable and temperamental she is, I paid her in order to not deal with her anymore. Please note - the prices on her website are not accurate. There's a handful of negative reviews on her Yelp and Google reviews. These reviews are consistent outlining her cruel behavior to pet owners entrusting their dogs in her care, and lack of patience and respect - this woman is not well. Please consider that only because the negative reviews are few, doesn't mean they're not true.

I was traveling in Japan and left my 8 year old Labradoodle, Izzy at Howliday Inn. She had stayed…read morethere many times before. Unlike many other doggie daycares, Howliday Inn does not have the option to log into a webcam livestream to check on your dog. Furthermore, when you drop off and pickup your dog you never even see the environment where the dog stays. You wait in the lobby while they go behind closed doors and get your dog. I always thought that was a bit strange but I didn't see any other red flags. Well, this time I got a text from my son informing me that he had to go get Izzy. He got a phone call and they told him Izzy got in a fight with another dog and had to leave. This was shocking, as Izzy had never been in a fight or hurt another dog or person in her entire life. My son told me the other dog had to be taken to the vet, and Dylan, (the owner of Howliday Inn) wanted to speak to me in person after I returned from Japan to explain everything. I was shocked that they kicked Izzy out while I was on the other side of the planet, but I planned to deal with it after my trip. The next day I received an emailed invoice that simply said "Hi David, please find your latest attached invoice. Thanks, Dylan (Owner)" The invoice included $542 for veterinary care. Since my son had told me Dylan wanted to explain everything when I got back, I ignored the invoice. 2 days later (while he knew I was still in Japan) he reached out again by email to request immediate payment, and this time offered some details. According to him, the other dog was pawing at Izzy trying to get her to play and she didn't like it. She snapped at him, he snapped back, and Izzy then pinned him against a wall which resulted in "a small puncture wound" above his eye. Normally you don't got to the vet and get stitches for "a small puncture wound" but that's what they decided to do. Since my dog had NEVER been in a fight before, I have serious doubts about his account. I wonder if the dogs were even supervised. For all I know they found the other dog with an injury and picked someone to blame it on. I asked if they had video of the incident and of course the answer was no. While other facilities are so transparent they allow owners to log into a livestream, this place is so secretive you don't even get to see your dog's environment when you drop off or pick up. And they don't even have cameras to record in case an incident occurs. And if God forbid your dog does run afoul with them somehow while you are traveling they will call your emergency contact and tell them to come get your dog! Also, they forgot to give my dog's food to my son when he left his job to get her. This necessitated a return trip by my brother in law to get her food. The staff member he spoke with at that time told a very different story than the one I got from Dylan. That staff member said it was a "freak thing" that happened as Izzy and the other dog were trying to fit through a small passageway at the same time. Dylan has informed me that Izzy is no longer welcome at Howliday Inn and that's just fine with me because after this experience, I would never trust them again.

Paws down, my pup's favorite place to romp and play while I'm busy with the work-long day (and…read moresometimes overnight). I've been referred to Howliday Inn by more than one trustworthy folk and have had only professional and kind interactions with Dylan and every member of the entire team. I was super impressed when we first started to get a very warm and through introduction and tour and could tell just how much care and thought goes into all the details of this operation. During one daycare day, my pup went through a little (non-contagious) health episode and started showing symptoms while under the care of this watchful team who called me right away so that I could get him into the vet. We have enjoyed both daycare and boarding services and each have been positive. I always appreciate hearing updates about behavior observations when picking him up at the end of a day--truly demonstrates how much attention is paid throughout the day. Grateful for the entire Howliday Inn team and the loving and dedicated care they provide my best fur bud when I'm not able, and in ways I simply can't related to socialization and other dog play!

My Yorkie named Bogie had a grooming appointment. I asked the so called professional to give Bogie…read morea Puppy cut. When I received him back he resembled a self concious rat with no mostache and his nails were not done on his left side. In addition there were gouge marks in his coat. I was upset and for 96 dollars I expected some semblance of symetry. Instead Bogie looked like a troglodyte. When I returned home my wife marched down there and had his nails done and demanded a full refund. The manager said that it would grow out. I thought wow what if I shaved the hell out of the groomer in the parking lot Brittany Spears style and told her that it would grow out? I talk about this freely with the Masters of many Pedigrees and no insult to injury. I would not trust my beloved in the hands of them. Bogie still is not grown out to make it look good. Shameful.

I'll start by saying, my dog was denied based off her evaluation but that's okay!…read more I had been taking my dog to Dog Day's and was very unsatisfied so I brought her here. Based off her demeanor when I'd pick her up from Dog Day's I had a hunch she wasn't a "daycare dog" but they insisted she was so I decided to try a different place. Dog's Dig It was difficult to get an appointment with, I'll agree with other reviewers on that. But, I didn't mind. It's harder to find a vet in Portland from my experience. While Kyah failed the evaluation, the staff member who I spoke with gave me a very detailed explanation of why and it was clear to me that she was very skilled/perceptive about dogs. Kyah is an Australian Cattle Dog, which can be a misunderstood breed and it was clear to me that the staff member understood her and therefore I respected her assessment. The whole experience was very helpful even though it didn't yield the result many want for their dog. Now, Kyah can be home instead of dog daycare where she obviously isn't happy, unlike what I was told in the past. Thank you, Dog's Dig It!