We are very pleased with the training provided by Shiloh K9 for our 22 month old Labradoodle. Head…read moretrainer David is clearly an expert in dog training and behavior. We previously had our Labradoodle trained by a group that used a shot collar to get the dog to respond to commands. We had serious concerns about the long term effects that these methods may have on our dog and sought out true professional training, and found Shiloh. Shiloh uses basic hands-on positive reinforcement methods that feed the dog's spirit and not dampen it. In our one on one training sessions we learned so much about how dogs think and behave and what makes them tick. Shiloh's training methods are intuitive and makes sense. And they work. Like any skill development they require practice with the dog. We have found this daily skills practice to be a great way to bond even tighter with the dog we love.

There is a video circulating of a GSD in training that is being lifted off the ground during a…read moretraining session after showing aggression . The dog is hanging from its collar being visibly choked. Is this your method of training? If so it is excessive, cruel and absolutely inappropriate. You are using training methods that further aggression in dogs and owners who lose them. Get out of this business. You don't know what you are doing with dogs with behavioral issues.

We've had our little boy Nikki groomed at a few PetSmart grooming salons (Orem Utah, Green Bay…read moreWisconsin, Gaylord, etc...) and the grooming salon Saginaw, Michigan has always been the best... especially "Holly", she is a fantastic groomer. Holly is very patient with our little guy Nikki, and is very good at doing what we ask her to do. We recommend her 110% ....Holly gets 10 stars from us. Thank Holly for be such a great groomer for our Nikki.

Everything is grossly overpriced and their dog "training" is as total waste of time and money.read more

We took our dog in for coughing. The staff and doctor were great! I would recommend Great Lakes…read morePet!!!!

I called this hospital needing immediate medical attention and supportive care for my cat with FIP…read moreon Tuesday night. I had called 5 other hospitals prior to calling here. We had been recommended to call Great Lakes Pet Emergencies. So that's what we did. As I was explaining the situation to the woman on the phone, she cut me off and said "well we're still seeing patients from 5:00 pm. we wouldn't have time to treat him". I said "okay I understand, do you have any recommendations for any other hospitals that I could call, because you are the 6th hospital we've tried." She stated "well honestly that just the reality of emergency medicine this close to a holiday so I can't help you" I work in a vet hospital myself. I understand having bad days where you're backed up like no other and everyone is upset with you. I'm not upset they couldn't see us. It was late and they had more than enough going on. However, the lack of empathy and professionalism that was used on this phone call was astounding to me, especially given that I had just explained to her that my cat was actively dying in my arms. I could never imagine addressing a crying pet parent with such a lack of compassion, even on the busiest of days. I certainly hope that they treat the patients who actually do receive care at their hospital with a gentler hand.

PLEASE PLEASE do not bring your animal to Dr. Freysinger. He is downright negligent with his care…read morefor animals. He has been my pet's primary vet throughout the majority of her life. Recently my dog appeared to be experiencing some disorientation and had glassy eyes. I immediately rushed her into the Valley Animal Clinic to be seen. Dr. Freysinger was extremely hesitant to examine her despite her previously having been brought to the clinic many times before. He did not say what he thought was wrong with her or give any indication of a diagnosis and instead wrote me a prescription for eye drops. He was adamant that I give her a sedative before her next visit despite the fact that she displayed no aggressive behavior whatsoever and was clearly ill and in need of care. After giving her the drops as instructed throughout the day, she showed no improvement and I took her to another veterinarian where they informed me my dog has a serious illness that was apparently never diagnosed DESPITE REGULAR VISITS TO THE CLINIC AND DR. FREYSINGER. My dog is now losing her vision and I have a hard time believing that a trained professional was so resistant to treating an animal who was clearly in need. I also struggle to understand how he missed such a glaringly obvious illness over the course of her care at the clinic, whereas another clinic was able to diagnose and accurately treat her immediately with no understanding of her history. As an extreme animal lover, I'm appalled at how my pet was treated and cannot bear for any other pet owners to go through a similar experience with their own beloved animals. Please take your pets to a competent veterinarian and avoid Dr. Freysinger and the Valley Animal Clinic.