I've used the grooming services twice now for my domestic long haired cat. Savannah is an excellent…read moregroomer. My cat gets a lions cut (to help prevent matting and for sanitary reasons) and she always looks great!! So glad I found this place!

Very nice place. First time boarding our 2 dogs and the staff made it seamless and worry free. They…read moreare friendly and accommodating to all questions and requests. I am very happy I chose them and definitely recommend.

This is a great place to get raw dog food. Customer service is top notch! They have gone above and…read morebeyond more than once to be accommodating.

Love this place. They are super nice and accommodating. They give me the time I need to wash and…read moredry my dog unlike other places . Very large verity of pet items.

My 2 dogs LOVE it at Norma's K-9 Designs!!! They are lovingly cared for & pampered while getting…read moregroomed. Both dogs ALWAYS look so beautiful after grooming...amazing hands do such an amazing job!!! Highly recommend!!!

I'm surprised nobody has posted a review. Norma and her assistant groomed my daughter's poodle-mix…read moredogs. Our neighbors have been taking their dogs to Norma's for about 6 months and they always look good. I recommend Norma's!

We have taken our dogs to Mary for 21 years. Mary cares for the dogs and will even cook for them if…read morethey don't eat! I would recommend Mary very highly and am appalled that anyone would say anything bad.

Our local kennel was booked & we needed to find another one for a few days over July 4th weekend…read more We have not lived in this area very long & the kennel he had used from a puppy, that he loved is 2 hours away. Most were booked & I found Tamora on google maps. I found positive reviews but no website so I called. She had an opening & seemed very nice over the phone. She said she wasn't booked because she doesn't advertise. The day of drop off at 8:00 am, she called & said she had some medical issues with her arm going numb & was waiting for her Dr to call. She said she would call back when she was ready for him. At 11:00am she called & said we could bring him over. So we gathered up his stuff & headed her way. We pulled in at 11:43am, 13 minutes after our originally scheduled time. As soon as we pulled in, my phone rang & she said "I thought you were bringing your dog this morning". She had us meet her at a side door to the kennel. The outdoor runs are gravel laying on the ground. It's not possible to fully clean urine & feces out of those rocks with a pressure washer. We put him in the kennel she pointed to & told her he drinks a lot of water. She grabbed a large bucket of water that was already filled 3/4 of the way from another kennel & put it in his kennel! Reusing water from the last dog? The reservation was 6/30-7/6 but plans got messed up. On 7/2 we called to say we would pick him up 7/3. For 5 minutes all she did was complain about how horrible our dog was. He knocked over his bucket of water & she had to clean it up. The water soaked his blankets, which we brought from home, which made them extremely heavy to carry. He pushed his food bowl with his nose & knocked it over so she had to put a big rock in it. She said she's never had so much trouble with a dog before ..... my husband said "do you want us to just come right now?", she said "yes & I only take cash". She also made the comment over & over while she was complaining that she should charge us extra for all the extra work she had to do!!!! We pull in, my husband knocks on the door & I go back to the kennel. His door was closed to the outside kennel! How does she expect him to poop outside if she's in the house in the AC & leaves the doors shut so the dogs can't go outside?!?! She opens the door to let us in & his wet blankets are laying in front of his cage, a huge rock sitting inside of a small bowl that barely fit 2 cups of food & the water container was hooked to the kennel, which is where it should have been in the first place. She started pointing to the blankets, to the water bucket, the bowl & was complaining non stop. I said "the water buckets should always be hooked for larger dogs so they can't knock them over & he knocked the food over because he was probably bored." My husband was putting the wet blankets in a trash bag & I was getting him out of the cage while she was non stop going off. Then she looks at my husband with an attitude & says "are you gonna pay me?". I couldn't believe her attitude & I pulled his leash & walked out the door. We gave her an extra $10. I put him in the back of the car & jumped in to turn the AC on. We were both so mad, we got out of there before we really told her how we felt. We got about 15 minutes down the road & stopped for food & to get him a treat but when we checked on him, we saw this horrible wound on his snout!!! He was only there for 3 days/2 nights!!! I called & asked her how he got it & she said she never saw anything on his nose. I offered to send her a picture via email or text but she apparently doesn't have those or didn't want to offer them. She kept giving me excuses that dogs like to root around with their noses & my husband hung up the phone. She called back twice after that & I didn't answer. She left voicemails stating that she didn't do anything to him & would like us to stop by do she can see it herself. She changed her attitude & said he had a great disposition, he just did a few bad things. We live 20 minutes from this kennel & the last thing I'm doing is going back there!! He has been home now for 3 days/2 nights & he's still very quiet, depressed & not himself at all. He seems like he was really traumatized & anybody who knows our dog, knows he is high energy all the time. We are so mad & upset & the only thing I know to do is write reviews letting people know what happened there. I wish he could talk & tell me.

Katie is the best groomer that we've ever used! I love that my dogs are not crated and are the only…read moreclients in the spa at the time. My Maltese need grooming every 6 weeks or so, and they get excited when I tell them we are going to see Katie! She is just the very best at what she does!

Before I start this wonderful review, let me tell you a few things about my dog, Missy:…read more-Missy is afraid of blow dryers. She tries to murder them. She broke Katie's muzzle during her first visit! POINTS! -Missy cries during baths as if she is undergoing some form of medieval torture. It is not "bath time," it is "oh my God let's shriek loudly and try to escape!" time. - Missy isn't particularly fond of other dogs. This brings me to why Summer Meadows Pet Spa is the only place where I will take Missy. One, Katie does not have other dogs in the same area when she is grooming or bathing one. This is less stressful for my dog, as Katie is 100 percent focused on Missy and there are no dogs in the same access area as Missy. Additionally, there isn't a risk of Missy trying to go fisticuffs with another dog (which helps ME relax!) Next, Katie is EXCEPTIONALLY accommodating. Since Missy hates driers (she literally can't even), Katie works with me to allow Missy to get her grooms in first and her baths last (yay no driers!) Finally, Katie's patience and skill truly show in her work. Not only have I listened to her baby-talk my dog (she talks to Missy like she's her own doggy!), I've also watched Katie expertly groom my pup's hilarious "lady-beard," lovingly bathe her while she cries in terror, and then give her treats and kisses before we leave. Seriously. Katie is the most precise and patient groomer on Earth. I wouldn't trust my fur-child with anyone else.

Paula was beyond wonderful grooming our cat, River. She's…read moreextremely proficient, skilled, talented and professional and an especially nice person. I dealt with her before she went out on her own with Lil Country Grooming. Easy to find. Highly recommended.

From a new volunteer:…read more I'll start with the sad news of having recently lost my Toby (my dog) to bone cancer. While on a bike ride, we rode past the Baltimore Humane Society that I had not known existed. I got home, Googled BHS, and found that they also had volunteer opportunities. *insert smile here* You can complete an application online to volunteer, and they will quickly get back to you with instructions on what to do next. Fast forward, and I'm at BHS for my first training (DogTown1). You'll have to attend various trainings for whichever tasks you would like to volunteer for. Let me also state that their property is VAST. They even have a pool for the dogs to swim in. *insert smile here* After the training, we were given a tour of the facility. Those pets are LOVED! The volunteers really take care of them, from walking to cleaning and just learning the characteristics of each pet; it's an amazing thing to see. We were also notified of five of the dogs who were going home that day. I look forward to the rest of my volunteer experience.

I adopted my two cats from here and the service was extremely helpful. They made the adoption…read moreprocess simple and straightforward. I also got my dog neutered here for $175. They do tend to be booked so make sure you call ahead of time. They also offer vaccines when I got my dog neutered ($43 for a canine influenza vaccine). They charged $20 for a 2 week supply of trazodone (sedative), which was worth it. I fully support the Baltimore Humane Society!

We've kept our dog here numerous times, everytime when we drop him off he's seemed very excited!…read moreWould recommend.

I have always boarded my dogs here. I keep them in the luxury suite there. Never a problem.read more