Yesterday we put our geriatric kitty down and needed a place that could get us in right away. We…read moreselected this place because it was closest to our home. The care they gave us from start to finish was wonderful. Our cat was peaceful and we felt cared for. We loved that they let our adult daughter be there. We loved the different options for ashes and/or a paw print ceramic. Thank you for giving our kitty the dignity she deserved and making that time special.

waited 40 minutes past my appointment time, and then the doctor looked at my cat for approximately…read more2 minutes and wanted $250 for an x ray , even though all I wanted was an inhaler prescription. Just seems like all they cared about was money. Got charged $70 for a 2 minute appointment. Also was not clean.

Nick is the absolute best, our dog Tippy adores him and she gets so much out of the trail running…read moreservice that Nick provides. He's extremely accommodating and we always have a very tried and happy doggo at the end of their time together. We definitely recommend this local business, if you have a dog who enjoys running this is a much better alternative to doggy daycare, you will also love the videos that Nick sends post run!

From the owner: At Salt Lake Paws, we specialize in safe, enriching dog walking adventures and neighborhood strolls…read moretailored to your pet’s needs. Serving Salt Lake City and surrounding areas, we offer everything from calm in-neighborhood walks to exciting trail outings designed to keep your dog happy, healthy, and mentally stimulated. Founded by a former zookeeper with animal first aid training and years of experience in professional animal care, we bring unmatched reliability, compassion, and expertise to every walk. Whether your dog needs midday companionship or outdoor exploration, Salt Lake Paws is here to help—because your best friend deserves the best care.

So I had, or rather my dog had her first grooming by Darlene W at Furry Land and it couldn't have…read moregone better. Darlene was very nice and did a really nice job on my older pooch. I would definitely love to have her groom my dog next time she needs it.

At-home grooming services are essential for our adopted rescue dog. (Our beloved canine, even after…read morea year, clearly has PTSD, poor guy.) Furry Land communicates well, arrives during a certain window, and does a great job grooming our dog. I knocked off one star because it's a bit pricier than the going rate for mobile grooming . However, our dog is no longer fearful of being groomed, which is priceless.

Lindsey is AMAZING! She sent videos and photos while I was away and my pup loved her. Would highly…read morerecommend her for overnight stays.

My dog Remi immediately loved Lindsey. He's got a lot of energy and I needed someone to walk him in…read morethe mornings. We are so glad we found Lindsey. She's very professional, light hearted, and walked us through the intake paperwork during the free meet and greet . Her prices are great and Remi is now setup for weekly walks . He's always so excited to see her! Highly recommend!

I used Merrypets for group hikes for my dogs. My dachshund would come home appearing happy, and I…read moreassumed he was having a great time. Looking back, I think he was just happy to be home. I started noticing he would growl when I touched him, which was very out of character. At first, I didn't think much of it, but as it worsened, I examined him more closely and was shocked to discover scabbed areas under both of his front legs, resembling severe rugburn. After another hike, I checked him immediately upon return and found his front legs raw and bleeding in multiple spots, with his fur matted in tight knots. I took him to urgent care, and the veterinarian confirmed the wounds were fresh trauma. My dog is 8 years old and very active, but because he's never been off leash before, I had specifically requested that he be kept leashed on hikes. The other dogs were off-leash, and I worry that while trying to keep up with the group, the handler, Caitlin, may have dragged him when he couldn't keep pace. I reached out to Mary for an explanation but received no clear response or indication of concern for my dog's condition. I asked Mary if she would cover the vet bill. Instead, she said she wanted to speak directly with my vet. When I brought that request to my vet, they informed me that she did not have a right to access my pet's medical information due to HIPAA laws. Despite everything, I was kind enough to let the situation go--but I refused to pay the bill for the hike where my dog was injured. Now Mary is charging my account anyway. A good business owner would have shown concern and at the very least offered an apology. Instead, she has shown no empathy and no accountability. This experience was incredibly distressing. I cannot recommend Merrypets based on what happened and how poorly it was handled. My dog has had no more injuries since he stopped going out with Merry Pets. He's happy again and no longer growls at me.

Our fur babies love hiking with Merry Pets. They look forward to their hikes and are well taken…read morecare of. Highly recommend!! Trust them completely with my boys.

I am so grateful that we found Lynne! If you feel like you need help with your dog, Lynne is the…read moreperson to call. She is truly an expert, and gave us a whole new way of thinking about how our dogs interact with the world. I have extensive dog experience myself, and she has ideas that you won't find on the internet, big-box training class, or any best-selling dog training books. Lynne is an excellent human communicator, which can be a rare thing to find in "dog people." She took her time at our consultation, spending more time with us than I expected and never "pushing a sale." Her value is exceptional: she is worth every penny and more! I have already referred my clients to her, and highly recommend Dr. Lynne Gilbert-Norton.

Lynne was our last option for our Great Dane. We were hopeless at this point and just had to give…read moreit one last try. Our dog had become so aggressive towards her female housemate that we thought the last attack would have ended in our other dogs death. We tried all types of behavioral training and she seemed to get more aggressive. I contacted a trainer who told us that she did not think she could help but referred me to Lynne so I gave her a call. We scheduled an appt and after our first meeting I felt hope again. We saw changes with our dog within a week and with continued training and support from Lynne we have been able to reintroduce our dogs and have them be in the same room without issues. Lynne listened to my concerns and she worked with us so that we could be successful. She saved our dogs lives literally and I cannot say thank you enough. If you are having dog on dog aggression you need to contact Lynne. She is amazing and I am so thankful she was recommended to us.