This place is amazing. Lynn and Jeff are amazing people. They take INCREDIBLE care of all the…read moreanimals that stay there. Our dog has bad anxiety and can be a handful. They cleaned her if she ever got dirty, lots of outside pen time, their kennels and building is spotless. Every time we go in there it is washed. It was amazing having my dog stay there. My dog can be slightly aggressive and lots of anxiety but here she was so calm and nice it made me feel so happy. They do such a great job taking care of the animals as if they were there own. If I ever have to board again I would use Rebel Ridge Farms 1000%. Can't say enough great things. The best place for peace of mind!

have been using Rebel Ridge for some time. we have had several dogs…read more ( ) and all were happy to be there. They are professional and pleasant. Costs are reasonable. we truly don't know what we'd do without them

They are friendly, professional, and always accommodating! I love that they are 3 min from my house…read morebut I would totally travel farther for them if they were farther away. I am so happy that I even brought my In-Law's dog here. That means travel to get him and half hour away and take him back to his home. My 3 dogs go on the same day for grooming and they always come home smelling so good and fancied up with a Bandana. I strongly recommend giving Shady Beach Kennel & Grooming a try

My dog loves it. He doesn't even say bye to me when I drop him off. He loves the staff. They take…read moregreat pics of the doggies too!

I recently boarded my baby Melody for 24 days. That's a long time. Mr. Jim the owner of The Dog…read moreStop in Middletown DE saw she was not happy and took her to his home to spend the time with his family. I am so happy and grateful for the care she received in my absence. I highly recommend The Dog Stop for boarding a day care. I will never have to worry about my furry baby!

I boarded my dog with them, leaving prescription medication with them for my dog with explicit…read moreinstructions on timing. Well, I came in and the staff told me directly to my face they gave it to him HOURS late. They didn't care, they didn't apologize. My dog suffered because of that. Also, a couple customers overheard a staff calling the dog the R word, and staff confirmed management did not care. The Wilm location shut down, the corporate company is clearly trash.

I left my dog with Timberview and was very pleased with the facilities and care provided. Mikayla,…read morethe owner, was very engaging and transparent, taking time to provide a tour while explaining the layout and functional aspects of her business. I highly recommend Timberview Kennels for your pets!

Our first time using Timberview and it was wonderful! We boarded Sarge for 2 nights and he got…read moregroomed. We were nervous cause we had a very bad experience at the last kennel we used but Mikayla was awesome!! She kept us updated and sent us pics cause she knew we were nervous. This will def be Sarge's home away from home.

Bellawood is the BEST! We drive all the way from Philly to have our Ziva stay here because she has…read morethe best time here. We have tried a ton of other places that are closer but it's worth the drive for the love, care, and concern the staff show for Ziva. As soon as she gets out of the car, she knows she is going to have the best time and she runs right in to the staff's smiling faces. The prices also can't be beat for the service provided.

I brought my dog, Chanel, to this facility for a grooming appointment, and unfortunately, she was…read moreinjured during the process -- the groomer cut her paw pad. I understand that accidents can happen, but what was most upsetting was how poorly the situation was handled. After taking her to the vet , I reached out to the facility expecting concern, accountability, and a sincere apology. Instead, I was met with a dismissive response from the owners. I had asked them to cover the cost of the vet visit, which I believe should have been offered immediately given the circumstances. Even more disappointing, I never received an apology until I pointed out that no one had offered one and that I was extremely disappointed with how things were being handled. Only then did they offer a brief apology -- but by that point, it felt insincere and forced. There was no follow-up to check on Chanel's condition, no ownership of the incident, and no effort to make the situation right beyond the bare minimum. After 3 vet visits, Chanel is thankfully healing, but this experience left me feeling upset and disregarded as a client. I'm sharing this so other pet parents can make informed decisions. Our pets deserve to be treated with genuine care, and we as clients deserve to be treated with respect and compassion -- especially when something goes wrong. I thought I was a valued and appreciated Customer. This experience completely showed me I was not.

I recently took my schnoodle to Dog Works by Sarah. His fur was deeply matted around the belly…read morebecause he likes to wear sweaters all fall/winter. Normally, I just have him shaved down after the weather warms, but we have a special event coming up and I wanted to see if we could keep him a little fluffy. Our normal groomer, Muddy Paws, told me it was "inhumane" to try to demat him. So, I did some research and found out that there are some groomers who will put in the time and effort to demat dogs without causing them pain and discomfort. Sarah is one such groomer. Not only did she agree to work with my dog and try to save his fur, she did it without making me feel like an awful pet parent for wanting to save it in the first place. The results were AMAZING. My little guy came home clean and fluffy, with the perfect teddy bear cut. Not only that, but he was HAPPY. Like, super prancy dancy happy. I hadn't seen him so relaxed after a cut in years! On top of everything else, Sarah called a week later and offered to give Scout an extra bath to get him ready for our special event ... FREE OF CHARGE. When does that EVER happen in this day and age? I can't speak for other pet owners' experiences, but I know that from now on, Sarah will be my ONLY groomer. She truly cares about animals, and not just from a grooming perspective. She took the time to talk to me about my dog's physical health, too, and advocates a holistic approach to pet care. I love that about her! I'm a really picky customer, especially when it comes to my fur child. So when I say THIS groomer is highly recommended, I mean it: I HIGHLY RECOMMEND HER. Take your precious pups to Sarah - you WON'T be sorry!

My experience at Sarah's Studio was a very stressful one for both me and my dog to say the least. I…read moredecided to take my one-year-old rescue to be groomed there for the first time ever because she had some matting and I was looking for a professional that would be able to properly groom her. After speaking with staff via telephone, they bragged about their qualifications and said they were okay with me staying while my dog was being groomed which is why I ultimately decided to give it a try. Being able to be present during grooming was important because my dog is easily frightened by the blow dryer, electric clippers, and loud noises. This was clearly conveyed to the staff during the phone call so that they would be fully aware of my dogs needs at the time of grooming. They assured that this would not be a problem. The day of grooming, I showed up to Sarah's Studios to find that someone named Sally would be grooming my dog. As I helped my dog onto the grooming table I was comforting my dog by saying things like, "It's okay," and "Good girl!" Immediately, Sally corrected me and said to never praise my dog for being scared or "misbehaving" because it condones "bad behavior." This put a bad taste in my mouth, however, I figured that I would brush it off because she was a "professional" who has apparently been in this business for years and must've known what she was talking about? She began brushing out and cutting my dogs hair, and everything seemed fine until she busted out the clippers, despite already knowing my dog would be afraid. She quickly turned them on and my dog panicked. My dog was so scared by the noise that she had a small bowel movement on the grooming table. After that, they said they were going to bathe my dog. At this time, I had to run home to grab my check book (they never mentioned that they only take cash or checks). I figured because I only live about 10 minutes away, I would be back in time for the rest of the grooming after my dogs bath was over. My dog has never had a problem with getting baths at home, and so I felt okay about running home quickly while she was being bathed. As I returned to Sarah's Studio, my dog was still in the back where I couldn't see her. This is where they keep what looked like some kennels and the wash station. After about 10 minutes of waiting for my dog to come back out, I heard a staff member say, "this dog won't stop freaking out!" Come to find out, while I was gone, they bathed her and tried to use a massive blow dryer to dry her which scared her so much that she had a second bowel movement. After bathing her a second time, I found out that they tried to cage dry her which caused her to poop a third time. After a third bath, all of this happened again a FOURTH TIME. I didn't find any of this out until I came back from getting my check book. They brought my dog back out from the back and I went up and comforted her on the grooming table. I stood with her during the rest of the brush/groom so that my dog wouldn't be manhandled. As she was finishing up, Sally mentioned that my dog had "a little hemorrhoid" that should be fine but that I should keep an eye on it. Well, no wonder my dog had a hemorrhoid. She pooped herself 5 different times because she was so scared!! At one point, Sally mentioned to me that she doesn't go easier on rescue dogs even though they may have had a hard life, and they need to learn to behave correctly at the groomers. This was upsetting because there are many dogs out there with special needs that need to be taken into consideration when doing anything new and scary, like grooming. So, unless your dog is a fancy show dog that is used to being groomed, this is not a good place for them. After leaving the studio, I was so upset and stressed about my poor dog and the new hemorrhoid. Out of concern, I took her to the vet. According to my vet, the hemorrhoid was caused from severe straining from stress and irritation, which could have all been avoided. Overall, Sarah's Studio is not a good place to take your dog, especially if your dog has never been groomed before, has anxiety, or is a rescue. They do not cater to dogs with special needs, and your concerns will not be taken very seriously here. During my time at Sarah's Studio, I was condescended and made to feel less knowledgeable than staff. I will never be taking my dog back there.

I am fairly new to the area, so the annual check up for my 2 cats is not until July. I had to bring…read morein my precious anxious cat for an acute problem, and I was pleasantly surprised. Dr. Thompson treated us like we were family. She communicated everything, you could feel her compassion and kindness, and ensured we felt supported. Dr. Thompson even came out to the waiting room and let me know herself they were running a little behind schedule-not her assistants, her! Her assistants were all kind too. My little baby is in recovery mode and I'm thankful to know our new local vet is a trusted space.

I would not recommend this vet to anybody on August 28, 2026. I took my kitten to the vet for the…read morevery first time this was a very first visit before she went there she was perfectly healthy. She was running she was playing. She was eaten. She enjoyed her treats. She enjoyed shrimp. enjoyed her tuna and she loved chicken on a day of the visit. Even the vet said that she was extremely healthy except she was a couple ounces overweight at that point she weigh 3 lbs. 79 oz. during a visit she had gotten a distemper shot and a microchip and her first check up. They did give me a pamphlet which I couldn't see that much due to poor eyesight, but they did tell me she was going to be sleeping a lot. I took her home on that night. She slept, but I also noticed she wasn't eaten or drinking anything I called the vet immediately they told me it's perfectly normal. Give it 24 hours the next day, Saturday, August 29, 2026 I still noticed she wasn't eaten and in my heart I knew something was wrong. I called the vet and the vet said she's OK give it another 24 hours. I told them that there's something wrong with my cat cause I sensed it cause they see my cat they said, unless I have $85 extra which I did not have at that time they would not see her, but they did tell me to give it 24 more hours all day Saturday she did not eat on Sunday, August 30, 2026. She still wasn't eating or drinking anything I contacted the vet on-call services which were no help. They told me that they would make a note to the vet to have them call me back Monday morning, Monday, August 31, 2026. I then got a cough from the vet who proceeded to tell me to come down to the vet and pick up some wet, cat food, and a syringe to administer ibuprofen. I asked them could they please see my cat they said again unless I had $85 they won't be able to see my cat before I continue. Let me explain. I get one check a month due to SSI. I paid the vet $185 and all my bills so I had no money left over. I explained this to the vet the day of the visit, but this was all my money they again said they would not see her unless I had 85 extra dollars which I did not have all day Monday I spent the morning calling the Humane Society and animal control and other vets. Nobody would help. I then contacted my vet again this vet and I begged them to see her. They still wouldn't see her without any money. They did manage to see her after I sent them a message threatening them and if they don't see my cat, I will report them to the state of Maryland about a half hour later they text me back and told me to bring my cat in at the time of that visit. she was very dehydrated. They had to give her IV of fluid at that point. They told me that they did an ultrasound, an x-ray and claim that due to fleas, the alignment of her stomach is messed up. I've never heard of such thing. They told me three options one I can get the surgery 2. Surrender her animal control and have them take care of her or three bring her home and watch her die. I told him that I would do the surgery and work out a payment plan. I told him they can charge my check. I mean my card on the 29th of every month until the bill was paid. They then started coming up with excuses. One excuse was they didn't know if they had it in the schedule and then they said that they don't even know if they could do the surgery. They told me to bring the cat home and they'll call me in the morning. They called me Tuesday September 1 and told me they would not be able to do the surgery and call around other vets, unfortunately no other vet would help again. Let me remind you that my cat Ranger was perfectly healthy. In fact hours before taking her. She was eaten she was playing she was playing with her toys and she was running around happy after we saw the vet on the 28th. She went downhill and I have plenty of people to verify that unfortunately do just one quick animal Hospital today September 9, 2026 about 720 this morning. I went to go check on my cat and she was dead. I tried to reach reached out to them via text messages. They never replied back. I tried calling they let the car go to voicemail. I text them. and asked for the manager to call me back they said we're sorry for your loss, but we will not be calling you back and told me to stop calling him. Nobody should bring their animal to his vet. Nobody what they did to my cat is wrong. The state is investigating them. I've supplied the state with the call logs of me calling them with text messages, videos of how she was before the vet and how she was after the vet as well as I supplied them with pictures of how she looked before the vet from 28 August to 31 August she lost a pound again she weighed 3 lbs. 79 oz. on a 28 of August. She was down a pound in three days this is a horrible vet. They're very disrespectful and extremely rude. They don't care about pets. They only care about the money.

They cut my dog on 2 separate occasions. The most recent time, he had to get staples from the vet…read moreand the first time, they clipped a piece of his paw off. Save yourself the headache and don't come here!

Caitlyn is the owner and she listens to your needs . She cares that you walk out satisfied. I have…read morebeen to all the Petco & Petsmart training camps, they all have failed my dog miserably. I have seen dog breeds come & go from her shop and not one was butchered or just sad looking . Caitlyn simply has the gift .