I am sorry but I had my dog go there, the woman is not proper business woman material and she's…read morealways late! She does not give them a bath right away, I had someone I know work there and say all she did was talk and not work. I have seen her do that as well. She is not fit 2 have her own business, ya dogs are not treated right and sorry 2 say this but she even has her daughter who is under age doing work with isn't right. I even seen her hit a dog once! So no bad service and if I was u, I wouldnt take them there

My dog Chloe may not like her bath Or her grooming but, she loves to come here because she does…read moreenjoy seeing Julie and her daughter Mikyla. I'm not just saying this because I work there but, because it's hard to find someone who's patient with Chloe because she's a little rebel! Thanks Julie for always making my little princess Chloe look beautiful

A very cool place. They train dogs here. Lots of them. In German. It is a sight to see on a…read moreSaturday morning. Even if you don't have a dog you can come to watch how they train, and pick up great tips for when you do get a dog. Located in Corralitos, it is a bit of a haul to get here. Probably 30-40 from Santa Cruz and 15 or so from Aptos. The training is done on a large field that has a full obstacle course. Plenty of room for 70-100 dogs at a time. There is a lot of repetition in the training which is just what you would expect. We don't take our dog here, our parents do and they love it. We go to watch and see the dogs. It is a great experience. The trainers are competent and humorous and engaging. They care about you and your pet. One final note, we saw some puppy magic last time here. A dog who just was freakin out about laying down. Yelping and nippy and upset. Willful...not willing. The trainer stopped the class and worked gently and patiently with the dog to finally get it to lay. It was amazing to see it. I didn't think it would happen. After another short walk, the puppy was laying on its own. My wife was in tears. This is the place to get your puppy acclimated to other dogs and a bit of structure in its life.

Eight months ago, when I saw behavioral changes in my dog Scout I felt hopeless. Thank goodness I…read morefound The K9 Clinic. From the first evaluation I knew I had not only found the perfect solution for my dog but a kinship with the trainers as well. The Bootcamp was the best decision I've ever made. Not only did it re-set the mind/behavior of my dog but they also taught me the appropriate skills to be a handler for my specific dog. Before I started with The K9 Clinic Scout was unable to be off leash, around other dogs and her "naughty" behaviors felt unmanageable. Happy to report none of that applies today! Group classes, private lessons; we do them all! Thanks to The K9 Clinic I have the dog I always dreamed of!! Monique Cook Santa Cruz, CA

Never have I been to a pet supply store and they have no bowl with water outside, on top of that…read morethe clerk when I asked if they had a bowl somewhere he drew a blank expression over his face like I was speaking a foreign language. I am appalled, what kind of pet store doesn't offer water in a bowl outside or inside like whattt??? It's 2026 even businesses that have nothing to do with pets have a bowl of water outside. Maybe get an employee that knows about this and doesn't looked shocked about being asked about this. Horrible

We love getting our dogs groomed here and Eunice is so gentle and kind, especially to one of our…read moredogs who is extremely nervous. They have a good selection of dog treats and a lot of food and treat options. Just wished they carried Science Diet.

East Lake Animal Clinic has an experienced veterinarian/surgeon in charge and he has done wonders…read morefor my three little Maltese dogs advising on their care. His staff and their manager have been helpful even though there was a surge of appointments since people are taking their pest more to the doctor's office during Covid. What won me over is they explain what they are going to do and why, share their advice and options, and follow though. My rule each day is dogs first and they have the same care in mind for all pets.

The most unprofessional vet clinic on the Central Coast. Our team is not sure why they have…read moreattitude, but every person we've sent to this clinic has had the same experience. Corporate needs to clean house, starting with Dianna, the office manager. It's bad vet medicine, and when we discussed it, their answer was not to address our team's input from multiple fosters, but instead go on the defensive. After this last incident as a rescue we will not work with them. One of our pugs tested positive for Erlichia. This was verbally communicated to our transporter. First the front desk person said the pug had heart worm and this was later corrected by Dr.Padilla. No written documentation was delivered to the rescue. After 3 email requests, we received it. They sent home antibiotics with no written instructions or explanation. We will not use this vet practice again and will let their management company know as they are corporate. They need to clean house as the attitude and hostility is condoned by management. .

I didn't know! And why would I. Raised in Watsonville and…read morethought I'd been on every small backroad in the county. Nope, must of ridden right by this place. It's not to big but looks well stocked with all the stuff needed to feed the animals. We missed are dogs shot appointment in Salinas so we drove here this weekend for the shot clinic. Super chill with no problems. Country Hills is clean and no so easy to find. Last words...hey,hay!

We get all of our grain, stall mats, salt blocks, etc. from Country Hills. They are friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. They also carry hay and stable supplies.

There's some difficulty getting in touch to make appointments, phone number is unhelpful.read more

Dr Mayer and staff ladies were amazingly helpful and caring! My first visit and I will be coming…read moreback Elizabeth, Charlie and Bibi

I have visited this location twice to donate items. On the first occasion, the store was closed,…read morewhich is understandable. During my second visit, approximately ten minutes before the scheduled opening time, I attempted to open the door. A staff member was seated at the counter, on the phone, with a dog in her lap. She made direct eye contact with me, then looked away and continued her personal conversation without any acknowledgment or indication of when the store would open. While I did not expect immediate entry, a basic level of common courtesy, such as a wave or a brief indication of the opening time, would have been professional and would encourage future business and donations.

I GOT A CAT !!…read more Weird, right ? But I started talking to myself and I'm single, and I made up an imaginary cat named Schroedinger (neat, right ? is he real or is he fake ? open the box !). That's when I realised it's just time to get a real cat. I'd been stalking these stupid Siamese cats named like Zepyherwhyndd and Galaharadieal and even though they were named after Dead Can Dance songs and STDs, they were stupid expensive. Pretty sure my old Siamese cat came from Andy's Pet Store or something shady like that. She was a good cat. Cats should be cheap, there's so many of them, but I was picky and I wanted to basically clone the cat of my childhood. RIP Nosey Meowy C. After stalking the PetHarbor.com listings, checking out the tore up Amy Winehouse Siamese cats all over the South Bay, and thinking about giving up food so I could buy one of Call of Aaemoenae and Chelapeladrox's offspring, I FINALLY found my little princess at the Watsonville shelter ! They are part of Santa Cruz County Animal Services, but sorely understaffed. I called for about three hours straight before someone answered, and when I told them I found the kitty I wanted to meet online (her name was, appropriately, Kitty) they made a note in her profile. When I told them I was going to come all the way from Campbell the next Saturday, they put a hold on her so I could get to meet her before anyone took her. I was very appreciative of that ! When I came to the shelter, there were tons of children around and I told the receptionist that I was there to see Kitty. She confirmed that I was the one who called, and then I filled out paperwork and waited for the excitement to die down so I could meet her (she wasn't into noise or kids). It was seriously love at first sight, I started crying as soon as I saw her. She's really tiny (about five pounds) and she was completely dwarfed by the HUGE soft cages they keep their cats in. There are very caring docents that play with the animals, and they socialize them all together (if appropriate). My little kitty was the sweetest thing, and when I brought her home ($95 adoption fee for adult cats, free checkup at the vet too), she snuck all around my house and was interested in everything. So I changed her name to Clarice. Teaching her to use a gun.

We have been using Groombuggy for about 2 years now and aside from an incident that happened last…read moreyear when we didn't go with our regular groomer, the services provided have met our expectations. We have had two lovely groomers, Deidra and Francisco. Both communicate well and are pleasant to work with. They follow instructions and our pup always comes back to us smelling so fresh. I think for the cost and convenience, going through Groombuggy for pet grooming is totally worth it. I also appreciate that they have weekend hours.

I am so pleased with Kennedy's professionalism and know-how with my puppy! Thank you! And Bravo to…read moreKennedy!