We recently lost our beloved kitty, Miranda to health complications due to old age. While she was…read morealive though, Snuggles was the only place we felt safe leaving her when we went on vacation. Before we discovered Snuggles we had tried to make pet sitters work and would come back to piles of kitty puke and a sick, sad kitty. It was a blessing to discover Snuggles and having a caring, calm place to board her. We felt good knowing she'd have a large, walk-in closet space to herself, a window to watch birds from, and Nancy and Jerry to spend time with her. I would happily recommend Snuggles Inn to any cat owner. It is the best and perhaps only option if you have an older cat or a cat with a medical condition that needs more care than a Petsitter can provide.

Jerry and Nancy took care of our kitties like family. It was especially helpful knowing they could…read morehandle the meds and specialized care for our kitty with a chronic condition.

I had initially left a negative review but, as you'll see in the owners response, the issue was…read morecaused by a vendor and the sincere apology and the cutting of ties from the offending vender means I can't, in good conscious, leave that negative review. Owning a business is hard, great accountability and communication, 5 stars.

I would give 0 if I can. My dog's eye was injured after his first visit at Dogtopia. Redness and…read moreblood observed in both of his eyes. Not sure what happened to him and I definitely will revisit this store tomorrow. Don not go here if you want your dog safe

We could not recommend Price Dog Training and Boarding enough! 12/10 experience. We had to be out…read moreof state for 7 days, but we didn't want our 1 year old puppy to be confined to a crate the majority of the time. Here, he was able to be outside and explore every day. Paige is INCREDIBLE. We got multiple pictures and videos of the long, off leash walks through the woods and playing with the other dogs. There's no doubt that our pup was very well taken care of while we were away. We will definitely be returning customers!

Paige is INCREDIBLE! Wow. I cannot believe the difference in my puppy after her training. She's so…read moreknowledgeable and was able to take my extremely poorly behaved puppy and turn him into a pup with excellent manners. We had issues with biting, jumping, barking, not listening - basically every bad habit a dog could have. I am still in shock after a week of having our pup home the 180 degree difference. If you're considering training, I highly recommend Paige!

What a fun shop! I have visited their previous two locations and this one is my favorite so far…read more Tucked away in a corner of downtown Kirkland but conveniently located near the Heathman Lodge and other high interest points. I love how The Whole Cat and Kaboodle provides adoptions for cats, in addition to grooming treatments, cat boarding, and a bit of retail. This is the perfect place to bring a kid who want to interact with cats and are open to coaching from the adult that brings them. I overheard you can pay for an hour of play and self-serve drinks in the cat room. If you're short on time there are cats who roam the shop, but if you have littles I highly recommend coaching them how to approach a cat prior to coming into the store. Street parking is available as well as pay-per-hour lots. We brought our two tuxedo cats for a nail trim. They are newly adopted and we were unsure how they would do with a full grooming service. Our cats did great! Thank you for such a stress free and fun experience.

I came here for a reservation at the cat lounge, which gave you 60 minutes of cat time and a…read morecomplimentary drink from the fridge. It was a great experience! There were so many cats and some kittens that you could pet. The space is also pretty large, which makes it easier to spread out as humans. It was a wonderful birthday surprise for my partner who loves cats, and we both enjoyed getting to know and pet the cats together. I really liked how the cats could roam around and stay apart if they were feeling overwhelmed or approach you if they wanted attention. The staff were friendly and helpful, and I'd definitely come again. P.S. If anyone is looking to adopt, all of the cats here are adoptable.

HIGHLY recommend Pet Paradise Eastside! The team watched over my corgi, Kylo, for a week and he had…read morea blast. Kylo went on daily walks in the forest and got lots of play time with other dogs. The care team was extremely responsive and sent 4-5 photos daily (sometimes twice a day). They also do an amazing job actually taking good pictures as opposed to any picture.

They send so many pictures of your dog! They take the dogs on hikes! Our golden has been twice and…read morewe've had a great experience both times.

I made an appointment for a meet and greet but the person who arranged it no-showed and no one else…read morethere was authorized. Also the location isn't great due to a tiny waiting room and elevator only access from the garage. My dog went to Scampers Bellevue for years and their lobby policy (and large parking area) ensured no close calls with dogs on leash in small enclosed areas.

This is a long awaited review for Dogtopia in the Overlake area of Bellevue. I had my little Rocco…read morein their care for a few weeks. Generally I had been satisfied with their care. However there came a day when their care didn't meet my standards. Rocco is a toy Yorkie; he's very small. In fact, was the smallest dog in their small dog area. On the particular day in question, I noticed via their webcam that at least one, maybe two other dogs, were bullying him. I did not care for the lack of quick resolve for this, and I had communicated it. I believe it was the same day or nearly the same day, I observed the same in person. Upon giving their staff my concerns, he was shortly thereafter dismissed from daycare. After receiving a barrage of cancellation emails from Dogtopia, their owner had the audacity of emailing me instead of just calling. She provided a very passive aggressive letter, cc'ing different people as well. Rather than taking responsibility, she decided to kick him out of daycare. This was unacceptable, and I had responded a few days following the receipt of her email. You can find her email in full below: ------ Dear Mr. Marker: Rocco is a wonderful dog, and we have truly loved having him in our playrooms. It troubles me to hear, however, that you are unhappy with our services. Given your dissatisfaction with our open-play design, with our approach to safety, and with our staff, we believe that another care environment may be a better match for you. We emphatically want every family to feel confident and comfortable in their daycare choice. As your clearly displayed displeasure demonstrates, we are evidently not the right fit for you and thus we are unlikely to meet your expectations in the long term. We will miss Rocco, but we genuinely hope you find a daycare or care arrangement that aligns with what you're wanting. We wish you both the very best. Wishing you joy, Allison Christian Rau, owner Dogtopia of Redmond and Dogtopia of Bellevue Phone: Redmond (425) 201-7373, Bellevue (425) 516-7676 Website: Redmond | Bellevue ----- All that had to be done was an acknowledgment of my concerns, in the moment, and a greater level of attentiveness. This business clearly doesn't respond well to criticism. They opted for the easy way out instead of just working through the issues. I had no issues with their "open-play design"; it was their level of attentiveness. Rocco was not the aggressor here, rather it was the slightly larger dogs in their care. Unfortunately, I must advise you, the reader, that if you have a small dog, I would not recommend this daycare as a result of my experience.

My interactions with this place have always been great. I haven't personally boarded my dogs here,…read morebut I have picked up my friend's dogs a number of times from this facility. They have a really great system of organization and safety for pick up and drop off. Each time I've picked up I have received a thorough report, all the belongings were neatly organized when they were returned, and the dogs always seemed very happy. The facility itself looks tidy and kept clean. Interactions with staff have always been friendly and sincere, a genuine love for the dogs. Keep up the great work!

2 out of the 4 times we have used Bark Park Inn, our dog has come out with an injury. Both resulted…read morein vet bills total over 2k. 1st was a really bad limp from hurt paw. We didn't think much of it. Stuff happens. 2nd was the worst ear infection I have ever seen. Clearly bloody outside and inside his ear. He was crazy scratching. Neither of these visits did we get a call from them letting us know so we could take action earlier. Our dog was clearly not walked or looked after on either of these visits. Unfortunately we will not be returning, and I recommend that you try another place first.

I've used this place a few times now, mostly for bathing and pedicure, but recently had them take…read morecare of my dog for a few days while I was away on vacation. On my return trip via Snoqualmie Pass, I got unexpectedly delayed by a traffic jam, which put my arrival time after their closing time. I was stressing, thinking they would charge me for an extra day, but I called them and explained to my delay, and they agreed to meet me up to a half hour after closing time. I did so and got my dog back :) nice of them to accommodate. Note that they do require kennel cough inoculation, plus a poop sample, before they will accept your dog for boarding.

We had our dogs boarded at Seattle Canine Club on 4th Ave for a long weekend. We are new to the…read morearea, and have not yet met friends we can trust to care for our pups. After research, we decided to board them with Seattle Canine Club. They hadn't been boarded before (they were watched by family back home). We paid approximately $500 for both our 6yo mutt and our 2yo labradoodle to stay. Prior to having them boarded, we took them for a day of doggy daycare to make sure they were well acclimated. Based on the initial visit (5h play day) and the reviews, we thought this was a safe place for our dogs to spend the weekend. Unfortunately, it was not. We understand that they do not receive the same attention as they would at home as the staff is caring for multiple pets, but what occurred was essentially animal abuse. Our labradoodle, Luka, gets frequent ear infections due to hair buildup and moisture (common in doodle breads). We sent him with ear cleaner (twice per day, must be wiped out of the ear) and an ear medication to prevent bacterial growth or yeast. We had also ensured that his ears were plucked, cleaned, and dried before dropping him off. We also provided three copies of written instructions as well as verbal instructions to care staff. Upon pickup on Sunday, we looked inside Luka's ears to find that he had chemical burns inside his ear as well as on the outside of his ear - a sign that the ear cleaner and medication were not wiped out of his ear after being applied. Further more, Luka was covered in pee - his paws, his hip area, and his belly. I am not sure if this was his own pee, or pee from another dog, but he was not dropped off on Thursday covered in urine. We understand that dogs may accidentally pee on themselves (or each other) but AT A MINIMUM send the dog home at least rinsed off. Upon bathing him, the water was absolutely filthy. Had the staff called us and let us know that he was covered in urine and offered to wash/groom him - we would have paid any expense. However, no call was made. Not about his ears, and certainly not about the urine he was covered in. My other dog, Meeko, is on doggie prozac for anxiety. Upon drop-off, we provided them with 4 pills and instructions to give him one pill per day (only Friday and Saturday since we were picking up on Sunday and had given him Thursday's). Upon pickup, there were still 4 pills in the container. This means that he was without his medicine Friday and Saturday, and Prozac is something that needs to build up in their system to work. Additionally, we received one photo of each dog for the entire weekend (which I had to request). Seattle Canine Club provided absolutely atrocious care for our two dogs, and we will never visit this establishment again. Additionally, we will be sure to let everyone know about the animal abuse that occurs when you think you are leaving your pets at a 'safe' location.

We have a large (100+ pounds) 2 year old rescue pup who is great at home, but struggles with…read moreoverarousal around new people and other dogs. After our local training place closed we were looking for other options and committed to positive reinforcement training. Unfortunately a lot of trainers use aversives, especially with large strong dogs. We were so excited to find Julia, and after our meet & greet we were confident she was a good choice. Julia did a 2 week board & train with our dog while we were traveling, mainly focusing on leash skills and practicing calm behavior around exciting things. We noticed an immediate improvement, but have also been continuing to work on the training at home after our follow up. I'm happy to report that we are continuing to see improvement using Julia's methods.

From the owner: At Guiding Tails, I focus on building real, lasting relationships between you and your dog through…read moreclear communication, trust, and understanding. Rather than using tools that suppress behavior, my approach centers on changing how your dog feels, so they can move through the world with more confidence and less stress. I guide you step-by-step through real-life situations, helping your dog learn that you’re a safe, consistent source of support, especially when things feel overwhelming or uncertain. As an IAABC-ADT and Family Dog Mediator, I’m committed to ongoing education and science-based methods, so you always receive thoughtful, up-to-date guidance tailored to your individual dog. Sessions are available in-home, virtually, or through Zoom, making training accessible no matter your needs.

I have been in Seattle for a year and a half and have had the most challenging time finding a good…read moredog groomer. I have had 6 poor experiences and they were all at higher end and higher priced establishments. I am so glad that I found Bridgette! She is super sweet, caring and did an excellent job. She came right to our building and was very efficient. She listened which I do not take for granted. And most importantly my dog did not seem traumatized. She actually looked like she was smiling. Thank you!

Bridgette came to Beacon Hill to groom our dog Olive (a Shih Tzu Poodle mix) and my neighbor's…read morePomeranian. Our sweet dog has anxiety and so we opted to try mobile grooming to make it at minimum, a shorter process/ experience for Olive. Once I opened the door to greet Bridgette, she immediately said hello to Olive by letting her smell her and she let Olive take the lead from there. Bridgette delivered on the respective haircut styles requested, and both dogs look so good!