My dog loves Dawg Day. She always comes home happy and tired. Everyone there is super friendly!read more

First, I will say much of the support staff tries to take care of the dogs, but given the lack of…read moretraining and support from the management, it's difficult. A recent conversations with the owner (Barbara), she told us: 1. Barbara (owner) says she doesn't trust the staff and has a camera on the desk to watch them, but does not have cameras to watch the dog or situations with the dogs. 2. There are two sizes, little and big-sized dogs. If your dog is roughly 50lbs, they will be put up with dogs well over 100lbs. 3. There are no procedure guides for the staff on how to deal with different situations. They have an initial evaluation, but there is no guide to this - it's a gut check. 4. In the situation described below, they have no problems keeping the dogs together. 5. She was not sorry dogs were hurt under their protection, dogs are dogs. I called several dog daycares and asked them their practice for the above items and all of the other businesses have cameras, hire staff they trust, provide routine training, and have procedures. *** The situation -- Recently we had an incident where we were called by the owner, Barbara, saying that our dog and another dog had been playing rough and our dog had a bite mark under is front leg and she wanted to take him to the vet. (I saved the voice mail) We pick up our dog in the afternoon and he has 15 staples covering two parts in his leg, and the vet wrote on the invoice that they had to do a reconstructive procedure to repair the damage. I calmly called the daycare and we hear a ghostly story that our dog didn't want to play with a bigger dog and was attacked. I am not mad because like kids, dogs will be dogs, but request that Barbara call me the next day so I can better understand the situation and the plan moving forward. No calls come. However the next day, the others dog owner calls me and feels horrible. It did irritate me that the daycare gave out my personal information without my permission. It is at this point I find out that this other dog is a rottweiler and over 100+ pounds. My dog is 55 pounds hound/lab mix. The other owner and I have a great call and neither are mad, but we both here different stories and now we are both concerned because it feels like a cover-up. She is told that our dog was the aggressor. I truly appreciate the other owner calling me - it means the world to me. Both me and the other dog owner want to understand what the plan is for the dog daycare to reintroduce the dogs to daycare. We both want the same outcome - no dogs getting injured but to have a safe, fun time. After two days, the daycare owner, Barbara calls me. What surprises me is she doesn't even say she feels bad that our dog is injured, instead says, "I'm apologize that you feel upset that your dog was hurt." This is when Barbara explains the above points to me, and says the only plan to reintroduce our dog back to the daycare is to give him another evaluation. By this time I have talked with another daycare and they explain that anytime that there is a wound, that dog cannot come back till they are healed for their own protection. Then they make sure that those two dogs are not in the same room again for their own protection. Next, they have a written plan to reintroduce the wounded dog back into daycare which can take several visits but with constant supervision and care. I called Barbara back and asked for a refund of the unused days and to cover the vet bills and she is not interested and will not respond as she promised she would. I'm saddened by this whole situation because we trust and like the staff, but they do not have the support that they need.

Before Wonmanog, my boxer used to come home from a kennel in shell shock for a day or two. He…read morewould look thinner. Was it the constant barking? Or lack of sleep? I don't know. But he was happy at Wonmanog. At pick up, he was as happy as at drop off. I have two other dogs now, and I have the same experience with them. They are happy to arrive and know the family. There is always music playing. I can travel without worrying about whether they are cared for. If they can't be home alone, this is my best option. I recommend them highly to others in the area

Wonmanog is an amazing Kennel. Both of my dogs are always so excited to go there and play. They…read moretake great care of my pets when we board with them. 10/10 would recommend.

I have been taking my malti-poo here for about a year. Mr. Buckwalter is experienced with poodles…read moreand poodle mixes does a great job. Prices are very reasonable and appointments are convenient. I have gone to a few of the "fancy" places and the grooming there has not been as good. Definitely highly recommend. Also, a visiting friend needed a kennel to board his dog. She was very happy with the experience at Buckwalter's. Absolutely trust Buckwalter's with your dog.

We have been using this kennel for many years, and 3 dogs (one of them was a difficult guy). The…read moredogs come out happy and bathed. I have watched the owners with my dogs and others. They are great dog people! I cannot recommend them highly enough!

If my dog could talk, she would definitely tell me, "I love this place, it's my #1 vacation spot!!"…read more Animal Resorts is seated in a beautiful rural setting with big shade trees, plenty of running space, and newly added up to date facilities added this past summer/fall. This resort is clean, well managed, with an awesome staff who really do care about your animals. I feel confident leaving my goofy, adorable, well loved dog with the fine folks at Animal Resorts, Downingtown, Pa. Next time you go away, consider letting your animals enjoy their vacation much like you are enjoying yours

I've used this place regularly for over five year with multiple pets. Boarding for trips. Dog day…read morecare. Never a single issues. Since new management has recently taken over the service and overall quality has really declined. Pet came home with injuries. Front Desk/staff seem helpless and a little confused as to how to handle things. I recommend going elsewhere if you are concerned about your pets wellbeing and safety.

Everything went well my dog Blue love to stay there he was well treated…read more When you leave your pet ,your pet will be well care for

Love Buddy's! Kevin and Barbara always take such great care of my 2 fur babies! My big guy is a…read moredoodle with very corse hair-Kevin always manages to make him look fantastic! 10/10 recommend

Dr Perkins has been my vet for over 30 years. I travel to see her. Very smart and doesn't recommend…read moreunnecessary testing.

They do a wonderful job caring for my dog when I go in (which is often because he's old). They…read morerefer to notes, the vets will call me back when I have questions about his meds or a diagnosis. They're great

Nail cutting and boarding for our Chihuahua, Ava. I recommend this Kennel highly . I have been…read moredoing business here for over 15 years

I could not be more impressed with the level of professionalism and the cleanliness of this kennel…read more Bruno knows dogs and handles them with love and respect. Having two large dogs here can be nerve-racking but he handled them calmly And professionally.

I took a poll once asking how many owners Vets get on the floor with them . Out of 150 participants…read more15 said they may have . I once asked , tell me how to take care of these animals : I was responded by , let me show you how to take of them . Called 2 more times that week to check in . University Penn surgeon who can save just about every animals life and will continue until she does . She has a kennel , groomer and does her own surgeries . To meet her is to be in awe of her mad skills and overwhelmingly educated testament . But to know her , Corrine, our vet , who loves hard if not harder than most . Please know that you are ENOUGH, YOU ARE LOVED

I wish I could give them a zero-star rating; unfortunately, the lowest option is one star. I feel…read morecompelled to leave this negative review because the death of my bird taught me a lesson--one I want other pet owners to heed, as the cost was far too high, and no one should have to learn this through the loss of their pet. The receptionist (an Asian-American woman) acted like a wall standing between me and the medical staff. When I asked her about medical details (such as medication) over the phone, she claimed she had no medical background; yet, when I asked to speak with someone who *did* have medical knowledge, she refused, saying, "They are very busy and don't have time." When I asked her to tell the doctor that my parrot needed lab tests (blood and droppings) before starting medication, she simply said, "That's how we treat diarrhea; no tests are needed." My parrot, Lisa, died within just a few days of falling ill. I had initially sought help at this clinic; later, when an emergency vet advised me to see an avian specialist, I was foolish enough not to follow that advice and instead contacted this clinic again. Lisa had started plucking her feathers after her mate died, and two days later, she developed watery droppings. When I spoke to the doctor at this clinic, I described the appearance of her droppings in detail because I wasn't sure if it was urine or diarrhea. The doctor neither examined the droppings in person nor ordered further lab tests (blood or fecal analysis); she simply told me to come to the clinic to pick up a nutritional supplement. Lisa died two days later! Before she passed, she was passing massive amounts of watery waste; I know she died from dehydration and an electrolyte imbalance. The medication the doctor ordered me to give Lisa had no effect whatsoever (I used medication I already had at home). After Lisa died, I asked the clinic to email me her medical records. Five days went by with no action on their part; only after I repeatedly urged them did they sluggishly send the records. I don't know why they were so careless and slow in handling this. What were they afraid of? After Lisa died, I consulted an avian specialist and showed them the medical records from both the emergency clinic and the clinic where she was treated. The specialist stated that it was highly likely Lisa had suffered from kidney disease; the watery discharge she was passing wasn't diarrhea--it was urine! However, without laboratory test results, it is extremely difficult to make a definitive diagnosis now. Lisa's death has left me heartbroken; my heartaches every day, and I still cannot stop myself from sobbing uncontrollably. I lost my beloved, cherished birds in the span of just 12 days--it was an unforgivable mistake on my part, and I am filled with profound regret. I urge all pet owners: if you ever feel that a clinic's treatment of your pet lacks logic or compassion, turn around immediately and go to another clinic--preferably to a specialist. Your pets' lives are fragile; they cannot afford to lose precious time. They can slip away in the blink of an eye, leaving you behind to suffer endless anguish.

Brought part of my furbaby crew there for checkup and vaccines. Still very good experience. The…read moretechnician we had is extremely friendly. Their office visit fee is now $79 (used to be $65), and there's no multiple pet discount (used to have $5 off the office visit fee for additional pets). Yet as I said, I still like my experience today--very professional and efficient team. I will continue to bring my babies here.

Dr. Rowan and his team have taken care of of both of our labs. Wouldn't take them anywhere else…read more Thanks Dr. J !!