My husband loves this store. We bought our mower through these guys and have been incredibly…read moresatisfied. The staff know their stuff!

Just found out about this shop, and it has everything we need for our dogs! The staff greeted us…read moreand asked if we needed help finding anything. They have all the holistic dog foods and treats that we give our girls. Best of all they have the super durable dog chew bones "Benebone" these last forever it seems like and our dogs chew like crazy. This is a great shop and very convenient to get to.

I cannot taste this food myself, but the kitten loves it. Bought these online when they were on…read moresale. The brand name is IAMS. The address on the bag is as follows: Mars Pet Care US PO BOX 683006 Franklin, TN 37068

I am in town for business and found them online. On Friday around noon I clicked schedule an…read moreappointment which takes you through a long drawn out client OnBoarding form which I would assume means you are available. I hadn't received a call within a couple of hours so I called and left a message on Friday for a walker beginning Monday. I did not get a call back so I sent a text as advised by the phone voicemail. I received a response a hour and a half later. I received a text asking for my service address to make sure I was in their area. I sent it immediately. Although this was also provided on the long OnBoarding form. No response until the next day, Saturday saying they are "checking for availability". I get a response Sunday NIGHT at 8pm (now remember I needed someone Monday morning) saying they couldn't find anyone. Thank goodness I had already hired someone else, I ended up using Wag. Otherwise, I would've been stuck at that point. I wouldn't recommend them based solely on their lack of timely communication. Why have you fill out that multiple page form if you're not even sure you can provide the service? That was annoying as heck. No other business worked that way.

We moved to the area fairly recently and wanted to get away last minute. I called fetch and Barbie…read morewas very professional and accommodating and made sure to stop by and meet our pets and us before we left town. She went above and beyond all my expectations! She sent daily pictures and took care of my dogs and cat as a family member would!!! Highly recommend Fetch and so happy and grateful we have found a place we can trust and count on!!!

I have been taking my dog here for a year now and couldn't have asked for a better vet to help make…read moresure everything was all good with my pups.

Dr. Paula and her team continue to keep my fur babies happy and healthy. After getting a standard…read moreprocedure last week, my dog (who is half raccoon) decided to rip his stitches out right before the holiday weekend. Dr. Paula came in on her day off to tend to my wild sweet animal and get him all fixed up. Then today, I had two separate mini emergencies with the same wild angel child and Dr. Paula's office squeezed me in twice- today! If this were my cat, I would be getting nervous about the whole nine lives thing. I feel like family when I walk in the door, and everyone from Dana to the techs to Dr. Paula and her new vet are nothing short of phenomenal. We will continue to trust Animal Ark with our fur children.

We have used Dr Weaver for years! A good, caring, kind, compassionate man who your pets will love,…read moreHe has done care for our Boston terriers for years and they love him and all other staff. We had our female spade and he called me personally to let me know she was in great shape. We moved to Mt Juliet last year and will always come to his office for vet care, We had a female that we got that was real sick with parasites he and the other staff got her through it and is now a healthy girl, Thanks to Dr Weaver and staff.

I was completely lost before meeting Ali and team at Nashville K9. I had seen every Nashville dog…read moretrainer with no success and was confused with the differing opinions of how to handle my dog Iswell. Iswell is a rescue who is a mix of Pit, Boxer, Red Heeler. Iswell has been loved since the day I got him at 2 months old. I did everything everyone was telling me to do. Fed him grain free, socialize him as much as possible, get him around kids, sign him up for obedience classes (2 graduations of success) etc. So I did all of those things to set my pups up for success in the big world. At around a year, Iswell started changing. He would start getting into quarrels at the dog park, lunge at walkers who walked by us and bark continuously at friends who would come over to our house. I was frustrated. Here I had done everything I was "suppose" to do with absolutely no luck. I started signing up for every dog trainer in Nashville. I never left knowing how to handle my dog but left with their opinion of what was wrong with him. Nashville K9 was my last hope. I called and Ali answered. He's a straight shooter and told me exactly what I was doing wrong as the owner. "I don't even to ask because I know your dog sleeps with you and he isn't crated". Wow! How did he know? Ha! I was creating anxiety for my dog without even knowing it. What an awful mother, right? I had to meet this guy and see what Nashville K9 was all about. I packed up Iswell in the car and drove to see the place. It is gated and is maintained to perfection. Even has an outdoor pool! Ali was a great host and showed Iswell and me around the place. Iswell was on edge and wasn't the friendliest to Ali but I knew this is the sort of training he needed. Someone who could break his bad behaviors away from home, give him confidence and then show me how to transition it into our home. I signed him up immediately and Ali was able to get him in sooner than what I wanted. Iswell attended the 4 week board/train program. During his stay, I received 2 weekly emails with a vast number of photos showing off what Iswell had been learning. I would wait on those days so excited to see what Iswell was learning. Damon, trainer at Nashville K9, would send the emails and give you a sentence or two of his progression. I knew Iswell was in good hands. Agility, obedience, socialization were all included in these photos ( I will attach a few for reference). Fast forward to 4 weeks later when I picked up my pups. This sounds crazy to say but I barely recognized him at first. He had gained this whole new confidence I hadn't seen before. He seemed so happy but eager to show off everything he learned. The sweetest woman (I can't remember her name but had trained Iswell) met with me for 3 hours to explain Iswell's new plan. It was extremely detailed. Trainings, one on one time, crate time, potty time and eating schedule. They reminded me of how vital it was to keep to this schedule to help Iswell transition into the home with his new gained knowledge and confidence. I would recommend anyone to take their dog to Nashville K9. The trainers truly care about each dog and ensure they are set up with all the commands/tools they need to build confidence. Iswell is more calm and thinks before he makes a move. He looks at me for guidance. So grateful and will definitely send him for brush up sessions in the future.

We had a great experience with the two week training program! Ali and the team are so thoughtful…read moreand communicative. We really enjoyed the training session at the end of the program. We felt very comfortable leaving our puppy with Nashville K-9 while we traveled out of the country. Would highly recommend!

Always Training K9s has an amazing trainer who genuinely has a heart for dogs and truly has their…read morebest interest at heart. They have a methodology in place that gives dogs a voice; giving insight to where behavior issues have stemmed from. The training isn't just for the furry friends, but for us owners as well! There's so much that our fur babies are trying to tell us, and Always Training K9s helps to bridge that communication barrier! It's great to be part of the Always Training K9s Family!

We wanted to let you know about a fantastic dog trainer (Nikki from alwaystrainingk9s.com), who…read moretransformed our fearful and frozen rescue into a playful, average dog. We adopted Pippin from a Wags and Walks, who had taken him in from a terrible hoarding situation. Pippin was neglected, malnourished, infected and so paralyzed with fear and anxiety that he couldn't function in a home environment. He also became maladapted and resource-guarded one parent against other family members in the house. He was terrified of passing cars, too scared to go to the bathroom outside, and was not able to engage with the outside environment. Instead he would have acute urine and bowel incontinence in the house with the slightest noise or provocation. We had visits with two different trainers and the best advice we got was to send him to a board-and-train program with Nikki. Nikki has a soft spot for neglected and abused dogs. In 2 weeks, she earned his trust and built his confidence by having him face and overcome his fears, including walking near people, entering a store or visiting a park. She videotaped and made highlights videos of each day of training so that we could see what was going on day-to-day and also so we could observe and learn strategies to make him successful. After two weeks of in-house training, he emerged as a vastly transformed dog, and we were equipped to help him progress further . He was also able to follow a range of commands (e.g. "sit", "down", "crate", "break", "place"). Now he is able to interact and thrive in his new home and outside environment, and has turned into a very happy and playful dog. He still has residual "stranger danger", but that continues to improve. In sum, we would highly recommend Nikki, and are grateful to her for enabling Pippin to have the life of a happy dog.

Our dog, Coal, has been to daycare and boarding since he was four months old or so. He's now 26…read moremonths old. We have not had a problem that wasn't of our own making. Coal was involved in two instances. The first was his losing a baby tooth, yes they all lose baby teeth but it is reported to the owner. The second was around 24 months he was playing and hung a foot in a play set. He yelped for help, soaked up the attention, and moved on. He showed no sign of the incident ever again. The staff is always helpful, kind, and efficient. Coal knows the staff and gets excited when he recognizes the Cason Lane, Franklin Road intersection.

Pet Paradise Murfreesboro is amazing! My dogs love coming here for boarding, grooming and daycare!…read moreThey LOVE playing in the pool, getting all the love from the staff and are always so excited to get into the lobby!