I wish I knew about this place sooner!!…read more This was my baby's groomer for 4 years! They treat your pet with such care and kindness. They were always gentle and he was always so happy coming out of his grooming appointment. His last grooming was before his final days and they handled him with such delicacy and love. I will forever be grateful! Thank you for taking care of Rocky all those years!

Stephanie and her crew are amazing. They are caring. They have treated all my dogs with such care…read more They truly are professionals. I am so happy I found them.

Horrible experience. Take your dog anywhere else for a grooming. I have taken my dog multiple…read moretimes, and they consistently give her back to us looking exactly like she did when we dropped her off. We dropped out dog off and said that she needed a grooming and specified what type of cut she needed. They said ok no problem. When we come to pick her up they cut 2 hairs off her head and she looked exactly the same. This place is a total ripoff. Staff is incompetent and services are poor.

Johanna at In and Out in Garwood does a fantastic job grooming our Border Collie. I highly…read morerecommend her. She has patience and is caring. Beverly Heyder

Cortney and her team are excellent!! They are so good to my 4 dogs. They always look great and…read moresmell amazing after their visit. I highly recommend Cortney's Grooming!! Best groomer ever!!

WOW, just wow! I am SO glad I found Courtney's Grooming parlor when I was in desperate need for a…read moregood and affordable place to bring my cats to have their nails trimmed. All of the staff were very nice and SUPER talented! They trimmed my cats' nails in almost literally the blink of an eye, way dater faster than their vet had been able to do it, for way less $$$$, AND it was clear that they are generally great at what they do! Even the big and little dogs I saw getting groomed were happy, calm, and compliant. There was NO barking from upset dogs, or loud yowling from pissed off cats. A++ and I will definitely be coming back!

I brought my three white, fluffy dogs to Leah for more than 16 years. She always made them look…read morebeautiful. Leah was also is very kind and patient with my three fur-babies. I highly recommend Furever Friend in West Caldwell.

I've brought Leah three dogs over the past 20 years....always very pleased with the way she grooms…read morethem. My current dog Jessie goes nuts when I tell him we are going to see Leah.......I thought dogs hated groomers. Fairly priced and wonderful results.....I'm a customer for life.

did a terrible job grooming our wire fox terrier. I have never seen someone so unskilled. Take a…read morepass

I made an appointment for my cat to be groomed. I arrived a…read morelittle early, which is no big deal for 99% of establishments. The groomer was next door at the time (I think at the small animal shelter) and noticed I was waiting outside her door. She proceeds to tell me she wasn't expecting me yet (literally 5 minutes before my appointment) but that it's ok. We walk inside. She goes on about how this time isn't usually for cats and asked if I saw the fine print on her site about it. When I booked on her website there was nothing that mentioned specific times for cats only, and even if there was, why would you confirm the appointment if the time that I picked is not ok? Weird. This place is like half apartment half grooming salon. She has two cats of her own just roaming around. There's hair all over the floor, I'm guessing from the night before and/or lack of cleaning properly. Maybe get your own cats out of there so other animals aren't more scared...and how hard is it to sweep a floor? She proceeds to bring me to a basic table covered with random things, to see my cat and talk about what my cat needs done. She becomes frazzled once she found out my cat pooped in the carrier on the drive over, and now she's not able to do the service in the order she normally does. (Lots of dogs and cats hate the car and carriers and poop. That should be expected) If you're a such a professional you should be able to adjust things as needed. (she didn't even check him yet to see if he had feces on him or not. Come to find out he actually didn't so she frazzled herself for no reason.) She tells me she's a holistic groomer (no scruffs and no restraints) and if my cat becomes unmanageable she will stop service as she doesn't scruff cats because it can make them angrier (umm...even the vets do that). Whatever you say, lady. We talked about what we will be done, and I leave my cat there expecting her to do her job. I shrugged that weird stuff at first all off because ehh stuff happens, and maybe she's having an off day, and this woman does have good reviews so, I'll let it slide. Not even 15 minutes later she calls me to come get my cat because he's not handleable. Seriously?? My cat has never even given the vets a problem or any person for that matter. She said she started to brush him and he was growling and hissing (yeah that's what cats do when they aren't happy, not a shock there) so she said she put a cone on him. (I'm sure that pissed him off more, and she'll use a cone but not scruff? Lol) Then she said she tried to continue to brush him out and when she got near the matted hair by his hips he attacked her. (Little red marks on her arm, nothing serious at all) His mats on his hips are so close to his skin you can not brush them out! I've had a vet tell me that in the past. They need to be buzzed. No wonder he got even more angry, he was in pain. She tried to tell me she sees mats like that all the time and they can be brushed out with certain brushes, and she proceeds to shows me a brush. I literally have the same one at home among 5 other kinds, and that brush she showed me is for undercoats, not removing mats, but nice try! After calling her out on her bs, and telling her I do brush him and wipe him almost daily, she gets a snarky attitude and asks me well then why is he in this condition? The cat is dirty because he doesn't clean himself at all, and he likes to roll around in corners of my unfinished basement. I really do try to keep up, but brushes and wipes will only remove hair and top layer dirt and oil, not undercoat dirt and oil, and not mats either. She recommends more brushing and waterless shampoo. Lol! I get my cat back and pay her $53 (deposit fee with tax)-- which I will be disputing with my bank because literally all she did was brush him. He was panting like crazy the entire way home. That doesn't even happen to him when he goes to the vet! Avoid this place especially if you have a cat. Maybe if holistic ways actually worked there would be more holistic things out there. Ugh. What a waste of time and unnecessary aggravation for my cat and myself. I will be bringing him to the vet, which will be way more expensive, but at least they will get the job done.

We've been using Canine Concierge since just after they opened (mainly because of a bad experience…read moreat a kennel) and we would never consider another option for our dogs. It's important to us to be able to have the dogs stay at home when we're away so having someone come to the house is absolutely incredible. Lauren and her staff have always been great with our dogs and even when something hasn't 'gone well' (let's just say intestinal distress) they've been great about cleaning up and contacting us. It's also great that since they come to our house instead of boarding the dogs we kind of get a built in house sitter too-not that there's any reason to break in (besides, the dogs would love a chance to sic balls). If you're tired of boarding your dogs and live in the Morris County area I wholeheartedly recommend Canine Concierge. Your pets will be well cared for and won't be so stressed when you come home. I envy Lauren and her business...sometimes I wish I could spend each day just taking care of dogs...

We had just moved to New Jersey just before COVID, and were very concerned about finding somewhere…read morefor our dog to stay for a week trip. We found Lauren and could NOT be happier with her service!! Updates daily, our Joey got to play and go on walks every day, we were afraid he wouldn't want to come home! I would recommend Lauren and Canine Concierge to anyone. Please note she prefers smaller dogs (under 35-40 lbs) but she is very amenable and flexible.

Ron is incredible!!! Learned so much in just a couple of sessions!!!! Great place!!!! Truly cares…read moreabout your dog!

If our pup Hank could rate Jose & staff, he would definitely give them 5+ paws!!! Our pup is happy,…read morewell socialized, and developing good doggy manners. I never worry when Hank has his Doggy Care days! K9 Experts communicate their pick up and drop off, and accommodate changes very easily. I'm so happy (as is Hank) to have found such wonderful pet care. Highly recommend!!

I didn't get a great feeling walking in, I always felt like my Pomeranian was a burden, and the cut…read morewas never what we asked for. After this last visit, I can't in good conscience bring my dog back. In my opinion, if you don't know how to cut a particular breed, you should say that. A Pomeranian has two coats, a course undercoat, and a thinner, softer overcoat, you can not take traditional buzzers to them and if you cut the overcoat below the undercoat, it cannot grow back because the undercoat is too dense. My pom was she cut down to a "lion" cut in the middle of winter, I'll accept some blame, my grandmother dropped her off and when the groomer called back an hour later to confirm the cut type she asked, "Lion cut, right" to which my grandmother replayed, "Yes, whatever we always get," while picking up groceries at ShopRite. She didn't know what a lion cut was, and I wasn't around to answer properly, but to shave a dog down in winter is cruel, she can't even walk around the house without a sweater now and she loves the snow. It isn't the first time she's been cut too short, I can only assume because buzzers are faster than scissors, but this is by far the worst, if her overcoat grows back at all, it will take over a year. Also, the one time I did pick her up instead of my grandmother it seemed like the groomer was teasing my dog and complaining that she was afraid of the brush. I get it, it can't be the easiest thing when the dog bites the brush, but don't make fun of my dog to me, I won't be on your side. She's my baby, my poor, cold, confused baby... I am sure with bigger breeds and easier coats this groomer does a fine job, but Pomeranians are just not their strong suit.

Really impressed with this grooming. My 1 year old puppy has had trouble with her past groomings,…read morecreating a difficult environment for the groomer and also displaying feelings of distress for a few days afterwards. I'm so happy to have finally found a place that works for us. No feelings of trauma after and somehow, the groomer said she was easy to work with. Plus she looks beautiful!