I have boarded my dogs there several times. My dogs seem to love it there. They are boarded at…read morenight and doggy daycare during the day. I know they are well taken care of and it normally takes a day or two for them to recuperate because they are worn out when they get home.

Super flexible and the ladies are so lovely! Our dog loves it there! He comes home exhausted…read more Which is great for a puppy

Just got off the phone with Ann, she is one of their trainers. Ann was amazing, I could really tell…read moreshe cared about animals and this is her passion! I called for help with me and my roommates dogs marking (urinating) on our personal items. Ann answered quite a few questions and spent time giving me tips on how to get started. She was very knowledgeable and the fact that she took the time to help me before even scheduling a class was so kind! Definitely recommend Ann and this company!

I had a phone consultation with Anne and she is wonderful! She listened to all of my concerns with…read moremy senior dogs and gave my directions on how to handle their behavior problems. She is patient, kind, and direct in her communication. In my search to find a trainer, I can say she definitely goes beyond most and really pays attention to the unique personality of your pet and the environment of your home. If the need arises I will be using her again and have already recommended her to family members.

Porter looked great after his haircut. He was very tired from all of the fun play at day camp.read more

Love the playtime for my Luna. She is so happy. They care and are very professional! Even have dog…read moretraining!!

These people are great and I've never had a bad experience. I've taken multiple cats and a dog here…read morebefore. Dr Lindsey is very nice and answers all your questions, techs are friendly

My dog ate a cooked chicken drumstick bone, and I was terrified. This vet helped my dog in a time I…read morewas scared and helpless. Thank you to the receptionist, the techs, and the doctors for your efforts, and giving me the best advice. If anyone needs a vet in the Denton area, I definitely recommend 100%

I used this vet for 15 years for my Siamese Taj. From the day I got him to his last days. Dr…read more Brashear was hisbet and was the most sweetest and kind vet I have ever had. And I have had many. She cared for Taj so genuinely like he was hers. She would always say how handsome he was and love on him. He was never scared there. Unfortunately he had kidney issues and I had to make the toughest decision ever. To let him go. He was suffering. I held him in my arms as he took his last breath. The staff was so consoloble. I recommend this place very highly. They are awesome. Everyone from the front desk to the techs to the fabulous Doctors and the facility is beautiful. I just adopted a foster that I will be bringing in soon. Can't wait to show Kozmo the wonderful amazing people there. Melissa Solley

Their care is inconsistent since they went corporate. Vets and techs do not stay with them, which…read moreconcerned me. When I voiced my concern, they dropped me as a client after over 10 years. Fortunately, I found another veterinary clinic which was a better fit for me and my pets. I like a consistent relationship with my veterinarian. Main Street was no longer able to provide this.

I took my senior cat here a few weeks ago to get a dental cleaning and had a great experience from…read morecall to discharge. I live in Celina so it's quite a ways for me to drive to Denton but our regular vet had quoted us $1k-$1.2k for a dental cleaning for my 12 yr old cat. They said he had some tartar build up on his back molars and a bit of gingivitis in his gums and it will get worse if we don't get a cleaning done. Our pet insurance does not cover dental cleanings so it would be out of pocket. I was recommended Guardian pet Hospital from a cat rescue group on Facebook. When I called the receptionist was very friendly and quoted me $300. A phenomenal price considering what our vet was charging us. My cat went to get a pre screening done and everything was good to go! He got his cleaning done shortly after, appointment times weren't an issue and he did so well under anesthesia. The staff is very helpful and very kind and the price came out being even a little less than what they originally quoted me! I highly recommend coming here not just for the reasonable prices but also for the great experience and friendly staff. I am highly considering transferring all our pets to Guardian pet hospital even if it's a longer drive for us!

AVOID GUARDIAN PET HOSPITAL!!! I boarded my diabetic dog with Guardian recently, and there is a…read moreSEVERE ANIMAL NEGLECT PROBLEM with this group. As my dog is diabetic (and has been for 2 years now), her feeding and insulin routine is of the utmost important to regulate her system. First, I was told they would accommodate her feeding/insulin schedule when I initially called, which is on a rolling 12-hour basis. However, when I was dropping her off, they then decided to tell me that they could not actually accommodate the times and it would be about a 8 hour cycle between feedings/insulin with a 16 hour gap. This destroys her medical routine, and leads to huge degradations in her energy and health. Then, the onsite staff were very rude to me about how to treat her. I have been following a 2 year routine now with my vet, but the staff told me their on-site vet knew better and they tried to change the medicine for her. What?!?! Finally, I included hand-crafted bags with measured food for each of my dog's meals. But after I picked her up, I noticed that they did not feed my dog during one of the meals as I had one of my bags returned to me!?! This means they completely skipped feeding her one morning/night which is first, entirely unacceptable, and second, extremely detrimental to her health and survival!! When I called and asked about it, and after being on hold for 20 minutes, I was given every excuse in the book (maybe we fed her food we have here (breaks her vet's prescription), or maybe you are delusional and you gave us too much food (it's not that hard to count 10 bags for 10 meals), "but yes we definitely fed her". Absolutely ridiculous, again, avoid these people at all costs!!

My family's dogs were former patients of South Denton Animal Hospital and saw Dr. Cody for years…read more Throughout our time there, we repeatedly felt that our concerns were dismissed with comments like, "Dogs can just be weird sometimes," or, "Don't worry, these things happen." When I first adopted my dog, Clementine, a Chihuahua/Terrier mix, she began having severe episodes of bloody stool--sometimes passing only blood with no stool at all. As a first-time dog owner and a college student, I was understandably worried. I immediately took her to Dr. Cody with photographic evidence and asked whether I should change her food or if there was anything I could do to help. Dr. Cody told me that dogs can have sensitive stomachs and assured me the issue would likely resolve on its own. Although I left feeling uneasy, I trusted his professional opinion. The problem continued, and I couldn't stand watching Clementine struggle. Against his advice, I switched her to a food formulated for sensitive stomachs. Her symptoms resolved almost immediately. While I was relieved that she was finally feeling better, I couldn't understand why such a simple recommendation hadn't been suggested from the beginning. Similar experiences continued throughout the years we brought Clementine to South Denton Animal Hospital. At the time, the clinic's affordability and my trust in Dr. Cody kept us there. After graduating from college and moving away from Denton, I established care with a new veterinarian. The difference was remarkable. Appointments became thorough rather than rushed. They took the time to listen to my concerns, discussed preventative care, explained their reasoning, and worked with me to develop treatment plans when needed. It made me realize how different veterinary care could be. Our other dog, Scooter, had seen Dr. Cody since he was a puppy. Scooter was a mixed-breed terrier who generally appeared healthy, so most of his visits consisted of annual exams and vaccinations. During those appointments, we routinely asked questions like, "Is his weight healthy?" and "Does everything sound normal?" We were consistently told that everything looked fine. As Scooter got older, he developed a persistent cough and began showing signs of labored breathing. We brought him back to Dr. Cody, who attributed it to allergies and again reassured us that it would likely resolve on its own. No X-rays were taken, and no additional diagnostic testing was recommended. When Scooter's coughing continued to worsen, we remembered how our concerns about Clementine had been dismissed and decided to seek a second opinion from a newly opened veterinary clinic near my mom's home. During Scooter's very first appointment there, the veterinarian listened to his heart and immediately asked whether we had ever been told he had a heart murmur. We were shocked. Dr. Cody had listened to Scooter's heart during countless annual exams, yet this had never been mentioned. After X-rays and additional testing, Scooter was diagnosed with a collapsed trachea and Stage C congestive heart failure. By that point, his disease was already advanced. Rather than preventing or significantly slowing its progression, treatment focused on managing his symptoms and keeping him comfortable. His new veterinary team worked tirelessly for him. They monitored him with repeat X-rays, adjusted his medications as his condition changed, and gave us clear explanations every step of the way. Within a short time, we noticed meaningful improvements--his coughing decreased, his breathing became easier, and he had more energy. Sadly, despite their efforts, Scooter's heart disease had already progressed too far. Just six months after his diagnosis, we made the heartbreaking decision to let him go. He was only 11 years old. Many small terrier mixes can live several years longer, and I can't help but wonder whether an earlier diagnosis could have given us more time with him. While no one can know for certain what the outcome would have been, I believe that taking our concerns seriously, investigating his symptoms sooner, and performing appropriate diagnostics may have allowed treatment to begin earlier. I understand that, in hindsight, we could have changed veterinarians sooner. We carry that regret every day. But we trusted Dr. Cody because he was our veterinarian. We weren't medical professionals--we relied on his expertise, reassurances, and judgment. It has been about a month since Scooter passed away, and writing this review has not been easy. I'm sharing our experience because I don't want another family to find themselves wondering whether their concerns should have been investigated sooner. If you choose South Denton Animal Hospital, I encourage you to advocate strongly for your pet, ask questions, and seek a second opinion if your instincts tell you something isn't right.

The vet recommended surgery for a hairline fracture, even suggested to amputate his leg if I can't…read moreafford surgery. This man was not kind only looking for money. My kitty 1 week in is already walking after he told me it would be 8 weeks if he got better. He should be ashamed.

A great experience for my daughter to train her ESA dog before heading to college. Wonderful…read moretrainers!

My 4 month old Cocker Spaniel, Wally and I are currently in Rebeccas puppy/beginner class at What…read morean Obedient Dog. We are going into our 4th week this week, and after only 3 classes I am seeing amazing results. Wally is showing more focus, better household manners, obeying extremely well... I have always trained my own dogs with good success, but Wally, being a service dog in training, I wanted professional help from the beginning. Rebecca has made all the difference in the world! The best part is that she doesn't necessarily train our dogs (in group classes), she trains pet parents to train their dogs, and has enlightened me to techniques and animal thought processes that I would have never aquired without her insite. She is full of great information, makes herself available via phone, email and text. Saturday evening I left her a message that I was having an issue with Wally turning a leave-it command into a new game. She returned my call on Sunday morning, and spent a good 10 minutes on the phone with me to correct the behavior. With the advice she gave, once again, by the end of the day I was seeing results. What an Obedient Dog, and Rebecca are amazing. They shed light on how dogs think, how to relate/think like a pup, practice positive reinforcement and are always available to help address each pets particular nuances. I can't say enough great things about them. I will definitely be following up with her intermediate classes, CGC classes and testing and then service dog trainings. I highly recommend What an Obedient Dog! They have so far surpassed my expectations.