we just moved to the area and luckily we found Precious Paws! 10/10 service between drop off, the…read morecare and service for my dog, and pick up. Will absolutely be going back!

I'm so happy I finally found a great groomer for my 9 year old maltipoo Nala. Isabelle was super…read morefriendly and accommodating. She fit me in super last minute, which I really appreciated because I know this time of year with the Holidays can be hectic and busy. Love supporting a local small business! My Nala girl looks great

While our dog, Auggie, had ACL surgery, we opted to board Izzy and Odie for a few days at Paw and…read morePlay. As usual, the staff did a great job and we have no worries while our dogs are away from home. We have already booked another stay later in the summer.

Chase always does an excellent job grooming our dog Tucker. We've been coming to Paws and Play for…read moreseveral years now for grooming.

We boarded our physical disabled dog back in May. The staff were amazing! They put foam squares on…read morethe floor in his boarding room so he could walk around easier! The staff is absolutely amazing! Definitely recommend for any of anyone's pet needs! They also have been accommodating Brody's grooming with not being able to stand well. Amazing staff amazing place!!

We've gone to them for almost a year now with little to no problems BUT this last boarding session…read morewe payed $900 in cash. We didn't get a receipt printed out and that's on us but apparently they didn't record the transaction. They called us saying we hadn't paid. We told them we did and they said they would look into it. We got a call back saying that they figured it out and we didn't have to pay. Now, two weeks later they call us again saying they are going to take us to collections if we don't pay AGAIN. If you don't want to pay for things twice don't go here.

We have been boarding our dogs here for over 10 years. Consistently great with the dogs, they love…read moreit here and get excited when they get here. Staff is great and really loves your animals while they are staying here.

Absolutely amazing experience. Kind and caring. Highly recommend…read more Sally was super friendly and took great care with my dog. He does not do well with other dogs and she made sure he was separated safely and had individualized care.

Pawsativly Spoiled are so good with our animals. I never have to worry when we are away. The…read morecare, attention to details, like pet preferences, meds, feeding, are followed to make sure our pets are happy while we are away. I get messages about mail/packages brought in. Everything is doable if you ask them. And they will always pet & play before they leave. Can't recommend these people enough.

Grooming Appointment Review…read more Club Canine was easy to schedule with, texting me instead of playing phone tag was the best! They did an intro puppy grooming appointment with our Cavapoo, Ruby. They said she did well and provided some tips on things to work on which is always helpful for a pup parent! Ruby was cute and fresh! She was also very sleepy. We look forward to her next grooming appointment with Club Canine!

My dog loves it here! She will play, then get groomed, it's amazing! On vacations we leave her here…read moreand she comes back exhausted, which is great for us. She always has so much fun. The staff are extremely nice, and love the dogs.

Finally!!!! Someone who knows how to do a Bichon cut her little ears and legs oh so cute!!! Will…read moredefinitely be going back! It's worth the hour drive!

Wonderful cuts for all 3 dogs. Dogs love going there. Very flexible. Parking can be tricky the…read morefirst time.

Honestly, this is the best and most attentive pet service ever. Our pets have been patients for two…read moredecades. The staff are friendly, happy and totally professional providing top notch quality medical care for our many dogs & cats over this time span. We go to both Fishers locations, Allisonville and Brooks School, and are totally comfortable with both. I can recall seeing 4 veterinarians and many vet assistants over the years. Never a variation in expertise & caring.

Every year I take my dog for his annual the less I like the vets and some of the techs. The front…read morestaff are nice and I dont have issues with them. Have taken my dog here since I adopted him in 2020. His very first visit for a checkup and vaccines was fine. But soon I had to take him about every 6 months to get his nails trimmed because he absolutely hated having his paws touched. They prescribed him trazadone which they realized wasn't enough. They added other medications and despite my saying none of it was helping they persisted till I said he probably needs to be fully sedated. After about 1.5-2 years of this crap I was finally able to trim his nails enough on my own so I wouldn't have to take him to the vet which he was now completely fearful of. 2 years ago I scheduled just an annual checkup, I hadn't had his nails cut there for about a year. They started telling me about his medication protocol. I told them he didn't need medications or sedation, that was for the nail cuts. After a bit I finally got them to drop it and I went to the appointment. My dog was scared and yes a bit reactive (as in turning to see what was happening) when they gave him shots, no snapping or biting not even any contact of his mouth to any part of the vet/tech. They had me muzzle him then wrap his head in a towel. Great, that's not gonna frighten an already scared dog. Afterwards I told them he'd do better without any of that. Last year I scheduled another annual. Same bs about medication protocol. I said no. The vet came into the room already scared of my dog who they'd never seen before. Throughout the physical exam they were afraid (jumpy and quick to run/ backoff at any movement) despite my dog not growling, snarling, biting, snapping, or making any aggressive movements. I let them know he's sensitive about his paws and being grabbed under his pits. No incident for the physical exam, he didn't react at all as they stuck an otoscope in his ear. The first vaccine was administered orally. The vet was obviously fearful and asked if I wanted to do it. I opened his mouth and they squirted it in his mouth. Again no reaction besides the usual yuck reaction dogs do. Since I know they're fearing my dog is going to maul them I held his head while they give the first shot near his pit. He reacted as any dog (or human) not expecting being poked would by turning to see what's happening. They immediately run out the door to get help restraining him. The rest of the shots go in his back half. He's doing a low growl but I'm holding his head, he's not even moving at this point as they give the shots and take blood. I get that a scared dog is just as dangerous as an aggressive one but if a vet can't tell the difference between a normal "I'm scared" and a "I'm scared and I'm going to bite you" wth! My dog has never snapped at anyone, I honestly wonder what they have in his record or if the vets are so inexperienced with dogs that they can't read behaviors. I don't think I've ever had the same vet twice here, seems like they just do their time and move on. The last straw was at the end of the exam the vet suggesting my dog is reactive and should be sedated for future visits cause he'll escalate. He's actually gotten better about visits, less jumpy and less reactive. They never listen to me and repeatedly do things to make him more fearful.