A cute little pet shop in New London. Lots of treats, toys, clothes, you name it. Everything you…read moremight need for your furry friend.

Everyone at Unleashed is very helpful, friendly and knowledgeable. Our oldest dachshund has been…read morethere for grooming last spring. She did a wonderful job! Thank you!

I was appalled at the filth upon entering, the owner was rude and tried to tell me how to raise my…read moredog. I have 4 dogs all very pampered and loved. The owner even went so far to call the town and report my dogs were not registered. which they are just in a different town. would NOT recommend this place for any reason. RUN!!!!!!

I just made my first call to Nothing Fancy, I was greeted by the owner who was very rude to me,…read moregave no first name, then accused me of being or sounding like a phone solicitation, she then promptly hung up. I would not recommend this person or business to anyone. I would never trust someone with my animals who acts as she does and did to me, what she said and did to a new customer is in her personality and demeanor.

I'll reiterate, that right from the start, your employee is not telling you the truth. See below,…read moreand read the edited reply to the owner: The woman with dark purple hair working in the bird room on 4/11 was very rude and off-putting. She needs to learn to speak respectfully, and not have an attitude or speak to someone with "I not going to say anything," and give an expression of 'you're irritating me.' Her whole demeanor was condescending and with 'I'm Queen of the Nile,' disposition. When someone says, "I think I made a friend," when talking about one of the birds who she permitted to step up into my hand and the bird let me stroke it behind its neck, you do not give a disgusted expression when questioned why she was giving that look, and you don't respond with, "I'm not going to say anything." Beyond rude. She needs a good talking too about customer service and how to talk to people more nicely. Edit:: First and foremost, I asked for permission. I didn't stick my hands unnounced in on my own free will concerning the conure enclosure. I asked, "Would it be okay if I tried--" Your employee said, "That's the only bird (conure) that will probably let you handle it." Her choice of words strongly implied that the other birds were unfriendly, which is not true of the Senegal. She did not explicitly state, "Do not touch any other birds," despite your sign. At this point, our employees had the authority to ask me to leave the bird room. Not only did she fail to do that, but she also permitted me to continue holding the bird. Your employee needs to improve her communication skills. As someone on the autism spectrum, I require specific, direct instructions to understand what is permitted. She did not provide that clarity. Her comment about the concur being the only bird likely to allow handling suggested to me that I might try interacting with another hookbill, with the caveat, "Don't be disappointed if you get the same results." This misunderstanding arose solely from her failure to communicate effectively. A simple statement such as, "I'm sorry, but only employees can handle any of the birds unless someone is very interested in adopting one," would have sufficed when I inquired about handling a conure. Her inability to communicate is not my responsibility--it's your employee's oversight and a failure to train your staff to engage with customers in a friendly and informative manner. Furthermore, she did not explicitly instruct me with the words, "Do not touch any other birds," despite your signage. If she claims she did, then I regret to say she is being disingenuous to protect herself, which is common behavior to avoid accountability. I have visited your establishment multiple times, and in the past, your employees had no issues with me handling your birds, regardless of what the signs stated. This inconsistency has led to my misunderstanding of your current policy. Your employee should have approached the situation in a much more welcoming and helpful manner. She didn't even bother to greet me when I arrived with my advocate, instead acting as if she detested her job and did not want to be there. About the sanitation station and the sink: I asked if there was anywhere I could sterilize my hands because birds are highly likely to carry salmonella. Your employee said you did not have anywhere for me to sterilize my hands, not even a mention of rubbing alcohol you pump from a dispenser, which is mind-boggling especially since you own a pet store. I'm sorry my wanting to prevent the risk of procuring the possibility of salmonella was such a problem and put you out so much that you dared to mention it. Your business and in the manner which you manage it and your staff are a joke.

These guys are amazing - very knowledgeable and take great care of their fish and birds (and…read morereptiles too!) The smaller birds have large open cages where safe to do so and the parakeets especially love being together. Theyve been great help in setting up our new planted aquarium. I highly recommend making the drive. It's a locally owned business also that's been around for about 50 years I think! We drive 45 min to get there. worth it!

We moved in August of last year to the area and have been using Wendell vet since . I am happy with…read morethem my older dog had some surgery on her eye due to a small skin tag and my younger dog had teeth cleaned. They have gone for their checkups and I never feel pushed into getting vaccinations . We will continue to use Wendell Vet.

Ok about 2 weeks ago our bunny almost died. He got sick and kept getting worst, because I didn't…read moreknow Wendell vet stop seeing small animal, Carmel always gone here last 4 years. Even got carmel from Wendell vet. Our rabbit Carmel started with slight head tilt with scratching at the ear, then went severe 8 to 10 hours later, because Wendell Vet wouldn't see him, also, never got warned that they stop seeing small animals. Can't get into a vet as new patient right away it takes 2 to 3 weeks even in vt and Boston, I called over 59 vets. Luckly between Caves and Henniker vet Hospital our Bunny finally showing improvement now, but for three days his life was in the balance. He still have slight head tilt but able to eat and drink and get around now on his own. He is off most of his meds but will be taking one med for another 2 weeks. I've been doing much of the intensive care at home including demand syringe feeding and lots of meds. I don't want this to happen to any other small animals make sure your vet will take them in an emergency. Because your fur babies depend on you.

We boarded two dogs for just under 3 weeks. Stephanie communicated very well before as well as…read moreduring the process. The dogs were very well taken care of. I would highly recommend her business and would not hesitate to use her services again. Thank you for the excellent experience and the peace of mind you provided.

From the owner: Hello my name is Stephanie Williams! I’m the sole proprietor of Peaceful Paws House. I offer…read morespecial dog hosting services that I run out of my home. Your pet(s) can become part of my family for a spell. Grooming services coming soon! No limitations on breed or size, but your pet does need to be kid, cat, and dog friendly. I am able to book 6+ months out, and depending on availability I can watch your dog(s) for extended periods of time (30+ days). Only one clients pets served in my home at a time. My current rate is $55.00 per 24hrs. Additional dog(s) $40.00 (max 3) Additional Services: Dog walking Drop in visits *Basic Grooming

Wags and Wiggles is one awesome dog rescue operation. After losing my 15 year-old Lab earlier this…read moreyear, I was in a downcast mood for several months and I get my dog "fix" walking some of them once a week. I learned about this wonderful operation from our local pet supply store in New London. And they are always in the lookout for people who can spare some time to walk and take care of dogs in the shelter. Many of them may not have much of love and affection in their little lives and a tender human hand is what they need. The dogs vary in size and breed. All of them looking for a permanent home. But on the meantime, the wonderful staff at Wags and Wiggles do God's work to take care of the pets.

Totally Woof in Nashua - best doggie daycare ever. We have a super hyper 3-year-old, 60-pound…read morelittle monster who has gone to Totally Woof almost every week day since we got him about a 1.5 ago. He also boards there when we go away. He loves it, and all of the folks are there take such good care of him. I never have to worry about him when I am working long hours because I know he's in good hands.

From the owner: We're a husband and wife team who LOVE Goldendoodles and Golden Retrievers! We raise happy, healthy…read morepuppies for pets and service dog prospects.

We adopted a cat (Tammy) from the shelter and she is a little princess. The staff was very…read morefriendly, supportive and very through in the placement of her. They did a home visit and we passed. I think a home visit is essential to be sure that the pet will be safe and protected. Thanks again for TammyII!!

Cheryl acts unprofessional and tells someone with a sick toddler running a fever that she can put…read moreher child in the car for the 2 hour ride when the lady calls to cancel her appointment. Apparently she can tell the mother that because she's a nUrSe. A disgrace to all the nurses that do understand. I do not recommend until she is no longer the manager. She should be ashamed of herself.