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    Ruff Dayz

    4.0 (4 reviews)
    Closed 7:30 am - 6:00 pm

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    Pet boarding

    Private dog training

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    Dog House On the Prairie

    Dog House On the Prairie

    (6 reviews)

    Good rates. I am a pittie owner and he was a safe place for me to leave my dog. I will use this…read moreservice again.

    Here is the real truth, after reading this maybe you should wonder what is really going on with…read moreyour pet??? My experience ended with my dog dying. My dog has been gone from us for a year now but the pain is still there. I should have know when I first walked in because the place was disgusting. I get the fact that pets are being taken care of there but the smell was horrible. I made the mistake of leaving our family member with him(Reggie) because I had know other choices never again. My dog's behavior changed while in his custody he was responsible for my dog self being.. I should have been called the moment he noticed his behavior changed we should have been call(Hey your dog is not doing well you may want to get him to a Vet). Not him when I got there is when he noticed his behavior because he was not taking care of checking on him like a professional care taker does.. He came out and told me "something is wrong with Achilles". My dog could not move, could not walk I had to carry him to the truck and he passed a day later. If a person leaves their pet with you there are expectations we expect you to meet like feeding, well being they are your responsibility at the time you take that leash. So for me I wouldn't leave a dead rat in his care, he needs to be shut down!!! If you really love your pet leaving it with him put their life in jeopardy!!!

    The Dog Den - Ivy

    The Dog Den

    (33 reviews)

    Horrible Customer Service! Provides poor quality care for some of their dogs. Owner and employees…read moredisrespectful.

    We have had an overall great experience with the dog den. We've been taking our dog there for about…read morea year and a half now. He's a large (~80 lbs) coonhound who is fine around other dogs, but has some anxiety challenges with people. He's also real loud and tends to make lots of noise when he's left alone. He's boarded there a bunch of times, once for over a week. We always include the day care option for him, which is an extra cost but worth it for him to have the outdoor time (they have a fenced area that I believe they use specifically for day care) and socialization with other dogs. This is the only place we've boarded him, but we tried some other day care options in town and have been happiest with the Dog Den. The staff there knows what they're doing with our dog, and it's helped us to feel confident leaving him there. He started off feeling very nervous during drop-off, but now is excited to go and knows exactly what to do. I've seen some negative reviews about experience with staff there. The guy in charge is direct, which sometimes comes off as gruff. I get the impression he likes dogs more than people, and frankly I'm totally fine with that because he knows his stuff around dogs. I've seen him directly correct some staff behavior that made my dog uncomfortable (see anxiety mentioned above), simply by quickly observing his body language and understanding his specific needs. Other places have failed in this where the Dog Den succeeded. That's not to say the other staff there performs poorly, I've always been extremely happy with everyone there (he LOVES Carly- she's amazing and I hereby advocate for her raise). Just that my dog, like many dogs, has some specific needs. We'll continue to recommend the dog den for both day care and boarding, even though it's sort of out of the way for us. In my experience, their staff has shown to be very competent and professional with the animals in their care.

    Country View Veterinary Clinic

    Country View Veterinary Clinic

    (20 reviews)

    We bring our senior dog here, and after moving to Champaign from the Chicago suburbs, we were…read moreinitially nervous about finding a new vet, especially since she has a heart murmur. She had been a regular at our old vet for nine years, and a couple of other vets in the area actually turned us down. Thankfully, we found Country View. They are very accommodating, and every employee we've encountered has had a wonderful attitude. They treat our dog amazingly, and the receptionists are extremely communicative. Our dog also had a small operation done here, and it went very smoothly. The doctor was very helpful in educating us on everything they would do with our dog, and the vet tech she was with the day of her surgery was very caring. I could truly go on and on about how great she was. She made sure our dog was comfortable the entire day of surgery, from drop-off to pick-up time.

    INHUMANE. Today I had to bring our elderly chihuahua to Country View to be put to sleep. Two years…read moreago we had to have an elderly chihuahua put to sleep and brought her to VCA in Kankakee, and it was a very calm and easy 2-shot procedure, while I held her, for about $200. I pleaded with Country View to do it as quickly as possible when I got there today since my dog was experiencing a great deal of anxiety. They required I listen to the cremation sales pitch first and pay in full, over $300, before they would begin. Then they said they would take him in back for one injection, then wait for him to get sleepy so they could insert an IV port into his leg. I questioned this procedure but they said it's how they always do it. So they took him away and brought him back to me even more stressed. After a few minutes he relaxed in my lap but then began choking and coughing. He struggled to breathe for a good 10 minutes until they came in to lay him on the table and shave his leg and put in the port. They kept giving him saline for what seemed like forever, then finally gave him the lethal meds. In a long lifetime of having pets I have never been more disappointed in a veterinary clinic and will never go back.

    Ruff Dayz - petboarding - Updated May 2026

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