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    Central Iowa ragdolls and Ragamuffins - The ocean eyes of one of our queens!

    Central Iowa ragdolls and Ragamuffins

    (1 review)

    I bought a ragdoll kitten in October. Kitten arrived sneezing. I notified Kari the next morning…read more She assured me it was just environmental adjustment to new home. Kitten then started ocular discharge, crusty runny nose, etc. Took kitten to vet and did mucus swab. Mucus's are swab showed FHV (feline herpes virus) and mycoplasma bacteria. FHV is a virus for life - no cure. This kitten got both my cats sick. When I informed Kari, she immediately drove and picked him up and issued full refund. However, my two cats are very sick with FHV and I've spent $1000 trying to treat their symptoms. It has now been approximately 3 months and they are still suffering. Below are notes from specialist vet an hour away, the day we did the mucus sample: URI - tentative Feline Herpes Virus P presented for worsening upper respiratory signs. P has been sneezing more since last visit (10/30) and now has continued yellow nasal discharge. Nasal crust was also noted by previous veterinarian (prior to O obtaining P). P currently has ocular discharge. The housemate, Muffin, has begun to develop signs of ocular disease, too. O mentioned that Muffin has started sneezing and has ocular discharge that started within the last couple of days. P BAR on exam. P had bilateral, yellow, mucoid nasal discharge. P sneezing in exam room. No oral lesions were noted. Halitosis was noted by technician. O consented to sending out an upper respiratory panel to be sent to lab. swabs were obtained and sent, will call O with results. Offered antibiotics, O elected to wait until panel results came back as P is acting/eating fine. Posting this review out of principal - I hope no one else endures what we did!

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    Paris Puppies Paradise

    Paris Puppies Paradise

    (6 reviews)

    We had gotten three golden doodles from Joel and Sarah. The place was taken care of and looked like…read moreit was kept up.Yes they have been in the news for being a so called puppy mill but from what I seen when there I would not think of that. The news always likes to find the bad in people and people like to not hear the whole truth and story before judging people.

    News article from 09/28/23 regarding Paris Puppies Paradise!!! PLEASE ADOPT DON"T SHOP!!!…read more Iowa authorities rescued nearly 100 dogs from a puppy mill over the weekend, many of whom were living in their own excrement. On Friday, a deputy from the Boone county sheriff's office was conducting a welfare check on a missing woman and came across what appeared to be a puppy mill, the sheriff's office said in a press release. Local outlets reported that the missing woman, Sara Stanfield, was connected to the Paris Puppies Paradise facility, which breeds goldendoodles, according to its website. The sheriff's office has not disclosed the extent of Stanfield's involvement in the puppy mill's condition. Puppy mills are high-volume breeding facilities that produce puppies for profit and disregard the needs of the puppies and their mothers, according to the Humane Society. Animals in puppy mills are treated as cash crops and are often trapped in overcrowded cages with minimal shelter from extreme weather and forced to sit and sleep in their own excrement, said the non-profit Paws. Many suffer from malnutrition or starvation as a result of inadequate or unsanitary food and water while adult animals are bred until they can no longer produce before being destroyed or discarded, added Paws. Following the discovery of the puppy mill in Boone county, authorities contacted the state's agriculture department along with the Boone Area Humane Society and the Animal Rescue League of Iowa to assist with the rescue. According to the ARL, upon arriving at the scene, the "smell hit us before we even entered the buildings". "The dogs were living in their own feces and urine, including some pregnant mamas and newborn puppies. Many of the dogs were matted and some incredibly thin. One by one we carried them to clean crates so they could begin the journey toward their new lives," the ARL said. Pictures posted online by the ARL showed dogs with severely matted fur completely covering their eyes. One photo showed what appeared to be goldendoodle puppies curled up against each other, no more than a few weeks old. In its press release, the ARL said that although its kennels were already full, the dogs could not wait so its team set up temporary housing to accommodate the influx of canines. "Our medical team also quickly came together and gathered the large number of supplies needed to provide care for each and every dog and puppy," it said, adding: "When the dogs arrived, our teams worked into the evening to make sure they were all cared for and comfortable." The sheriff's office announced that an assessment of the facility was conducted by the state's agriculture department and that the "facility owner cooperated and ultimately agreed to allow approximately 93 dogs to enter the care of the ARL and Boone Area Humane Society". It said that as of Wednesday, some dogs remained on scene and the facility owner continued to cooperate with authorities. No determination had been made at the time regarding criminal charges, it added. There are an estimated 10,000 puppy mills active across the country, with 500,000 dogs kept solely for breeding purposes at these facilities, according to the Humane Society. Approximately 2.6 million dogs are sold each year puppy mills.

    Doggie Dude Ranch

    Doggie Dude Ranch

    (4 reviews)

    This is a great place to board the pets while you're gone. Rest assured that they are in a clean…read moreand maintained environment. No frills; just a quiet farm where, if you'd like, you can have the dogs run around. The animals are verified for health before being allowed to board, so no need to worry about your loved ones getting sick while you're gone. The location is a little out of the way; you have to go down Sand Hill Trail, a gravel road, for a couple miles. But it's well worth the trip. Pick-up and drop-off during weekdays is before 7AM and 5-7 PM, which can be tough, but on the upside they are open Sundays 12-6PM (closed Saturday). The rates are great too, $8 per day (call to confirm); SO much better than a certain location on 580th that charged me $800 for a two weeks to board a dog and cat! Becky is a veterinarian, and her children are always there too. Wonderful people!

    I seriously can't rave enough about Doggie Dude Ranch. Dr Becky is so nice, is flexible, is caring…read more& understanding, and is a dog lover through and through. We've been taking our 2 1/2 year old lab/terrier mix to her for almost 2 years now. Charley LOVES going, and is exhausted when we pick her up. (And we LOVE that! She's a hyper 85 pound dog people!) We'll never take Charley anywhere else. The ranch is clean, is run efficiently, and is the perfect spot for our baby to spend a wknd. The rates are also completely reasonable! Try it out for yourself!

    Rustic Ragdolls - petbreeders - Updated May 2026

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