My mom and I took her new kitten to About Cats N' Dogs in Saline for a claw trim. It was the…read morekitten's first trimming, so she was a little scared at first, but that didn't last long! I could really tell these people know how to care for animals, and that they love their work. We wouldn't take our cats anywhere else.

They were great with my dogs but they suddenly closed with little warning . No longer in business.read more

Nicole does such a fabulous job with my "boys", I truly would never take them anywhere else!…read more She is awesome at communicating changes, reminding of appointments and when I need to update vaccination records (such a key part of being a reputable groomer!). She also is so flexible when I need to change an appointment, or drop my guys off a little earlier or pick them up a little later than expected. And the best part? You just drop off at appointment time and pick up when they are done, unlike many groomers who have everyone drop off early and the dogs have to be in kennels for hours! Nicole is one in a million, I'm lucky to have her, and so is Saline!

For Nicole being a solo groomer at her shop, she's a complete gem. Macavity, my domestic long…read morehaired cat, always looks great. I have her trim him in the Lion cut and people who visit me are so impressed. I've been with Nicole for a few years now. I started with her when she was working at another shop and followed her to her own shop. She is very popular. Like I stated earlier, Nicole is a solo, one person shop and is trying to keep up with the high demand. YES, she does require UTD vaccines, it's the law, and I feel my pets are safe from getting sick from non vaccinated pets. I love her so much.

It makes me want to clench my teeth that "Whiskers" is misspelled in the name of this pet store,…read morebut other than that, it's a nice locally owned pet store. You can tell they are dog-lovers since there is about twice as much aisle space dedicated to dogs as there is to cats. The selection of cat toys and brushes was still impressive for such a small shop, though. They also sell various other pet supplies, from birds seed to fish food. The staff is nice. The man at the counter was advising other customers about dog food and gave me some advice about grooming brushes for my cat. He recommended one but said they were all out, and told me when he expected the next shipment in.

We got to know the first owner, Dena. Then one of Dena's employees, Laura, became the new owner…read more Laura is almost always there when I stop by. She and her staff know the inventory and can do special orders. They are very friendly and helpful. Laura owns dogs but not cats. That's why she is interested in hearing my feedback on all the cat-related products. One of our cats has fur slightly longer than "domestic short hair" length. Even after we started brushing him, he had two separate bouts of life-threatening furballs. I did some research. Apparently, beet pulp is used in dry cat food to help push furballs out of the body before they can get large and life-threatening. Since starting to eat Blue Buffalo Indoor Health kibble, which contains beet pulp, the furballs have not been a major problem. Laura told me she was grateful to know that sort of information. She really wants to provide the best possible service to all her customers. Our last dog was allergic to all sorts of things. At W2W, I was able to find several types of dog cookies that she could eat. We fed her a home-made diet because of the allergies, but it was nice to be able to buy already-made cookies. Our current dog is as healthy as a horse. We have to keep her away from the self-serve bulk cookie bins, as she would grab a mouthful if she could. W2W has all the pet supplies that really matter. Premium kibble and canned foods, treats & toys, grooming supplies, etc. There might be larger stores, but they don't have anything new to offer me and my pets.

Wonderful staff, very accommodating owner and all around fantastic place. I have a dog with a VERY…read moresensitive stomach and their staff is extremely knowledgeable on dog foods. They also carry A LOT of good brands that the big brick stores will not and will usually specially order if needed. I hadn't been into the store in over 6 months because my dog was on prescription food and when I came back they knew my dog, what he used to eat and asked how he was doing! Very helpful, friendly and they keep their prices very competitively. I have probably spent a couple of hours over the last few years chit chatting with the staff and owner about various topics. They know their stuff, reptiles, birds, dogs etc.. Highly recommended!!

Rude customer service was bad enough, but what really bothered me was the lack of honesty and…read moreaccountability. Legitimate concerns about the safety of the animals were dismissed and minimized, and when they were proven wrong, they backtracked instead of admitting the mistake. If you can't be honest about the well-being of the animals in your care, that's a serious problem. I would never recommend this pet store to anyone who wants to buy an animal or trusts them to provide accurate, safe information for pet owners. The animals--and their future families--deserve better.

Almost three years later, and I'd still say the exact same thing! Dr. VanKoevering is a gem…read more Having a vet come to your house and not having to drag a scared and sick animal into the vet is worth every penny. My own thoughts are in my prior review, this time I'll defer to my Mom, who said the following in a recent e-mail to Dr. VanKoevering: "I just wanted to tell you how much it has meant to all of us to have you be a part of our and our kitties' lives these last few years.... I truly appreciate how generous you've always been with your time and your advice, particularly in phone conversations, and you always made me feel as though I could ask any question. It was always clear to us that you made (our kitties) quality of life the prime consideration, and your honesty and directness in conveying information as well as your opinions, was also most appreciated. (You have a) truly compassionate view of how animals deserve to be treated." BOTTOM LINE: Mom summed it up well. Having a home-vet was the best choice we ever made regarding our cats' care!

I can't say enough about Dr. Vankoeveing! Seven years ago I was a first time small dog owner. When…read moreI say small dog I mean 1 lb 12 oz . I was as nervous as a first time mom. A friend of mine referred me to Dr.Kathy. I loved the idea of the veteran coming to my house and as soon as I met the Dr. I knew that she was the vet for us. I think that I look as forward to seeing Dr. Kathy as Tia does. Great rates and great service!

Had a great experience at this Tractor Supply location. The store was super well organized and…read moreclean, I was greeted really kindly and warmly- and it was genuine! And they had SO MUCH to choose from. They have a really big Carhartt selection and they also have tons of other super warm coats and hats and gloves and overalls etc. the prices were great too- I got a fabulous deal on a coat for my mom. I'll be back soon!

You don't need to actually own a tractor to shop at Tractor Supply. The merchandise appeals to the…read moresmall farm hobbyist, or a homeowner who lives in a rural setting with lots of acreage and needs to tame nature just a bit. (Maybe a tractor might be a good idea after all.) Tractor Supply is fancier than the other, locally owned feed stores. They have a lot of the stuff a feed store has, including cow ear tags and horse vaccines, but they also have what I think of as the "tourist" section, with miniature farm animal and tractor toys. They have Carthart work boots & clothing (I got a nice pair of coverall pants here) along with Ararat shoes & boots and other country inspired footwear, pants & shirts for men & women. I won't buy pet food here--not high enough quality for me. Also, don't let your dog eat anything off the floor. There are occasional spills in the pet food section. I have bought cat and dog collars and leashes, certain treats (read the label if you don't want stuff from China) and a few dog toys over the years. They used to have some 1" wide 6' long leather leashes, but I haven't seen them there these days, so I ended up purchasing a nylon leash, which is not as abrasive on the hands, but my dog doesn't pull on her leash. Leather is better when you have a puppy or a dog that still pulls on the leash. One of my best purchases: a pink, rubbery horse brush (out of the horse supply section) with tiny rubber bristles. It fits over your entire hand, like a mitten. I use it on my cats. It's the giant tongue that licks them all over their body. They love it, and it reduces furballs. They have a very basic selection of veggie and flower seeds in the spring. The bagged onion sets, asparagus roots, rhubarb, etc. are a good value, *IF* you can buy them before the dry heat of the store causes them to sprout, dry out and rot. (Sniff the onion sets before you buy. Don't buy them if they smell like "Ew!") They have pet adoption days once in a while. (Dogs and cats, access to low-cost spay and neuter, etc.) Oh, and the baby chicks and ducks! You could start your own little egg farm. The book and magazine section is very nice. The topics include: homesteading, raising animals, horse riding, do-it-yourself, and traditional arts & crafts. Worth having a look now and then for crafty ideas. They have tractor and lawnmower parts, chainsaws, riding mowers and snow blowers. Most of the parts are made in China, but who makes these in the USA any more? They have a decent hardware fittings section. Between Tractor Supply and ACO hardware, you can usually find what you need in Saline ... otherwise head to Stadium Hardware in Ann Arbor, which seems to have every doodad known to humanity. They let us bring our dog in there, and she gets a treat at the checkout register. She loves the place even more than I do.

We have been coming here for years. Every year they remember who Bella is. They treat the animals…read morewith care and calm them when nervous. They give them treats and treat the owners with respect. I may pay a little more here but it is worth it to me to know we are getting excellent care. A couple years ago they treated Bella for heart worm. It was a scary time for us but they kept us informed and helped us through the process. We will be coming back for sure.

Now that we're new PAWrents -- Animal Medical Center of Saline has been our go-to. It was easy to…read moremake an appointment online; they're usually booked 2-3 weeks out so plan accordingly! We've seen Michelle Socha, DVM, for both our pups and appreciate her care. But, this 5-star review is for how they treated our newest addition, Jette -- we rushed her in on a Saturday because she was having facial & ear swelling. We didn't realize that AMC does NOT take walk ins or emergencies BUT they saw her anyways. The following Monday, we did need to take Jette to the Pet ER and I called and the techs gave me some recommendations! So helpful! Speaking of the techs, they're always so friendly & you can really tell that they love doggos too. I also appreciate that on the receipt - it prints out when they're due for their next appointments/shots. Super helpful!