My dog (who is only 12 lbs) was there from 9:30-4pm and when I called to check on her at 2pm they…read morehad not even started her haircut. When they called at 3:30 to say she was done they said the groomer could not trim her feet bc she was biting. This is the third time she's ever been groomer and the second there and there was never a problem. Maybe it's because she was there 6.5 hours! They also never pick up the phone when you call and they take forever to call you back if they even do.

I've been going to Jenny at The Groomery almost ever since she first opened and she never…read moredisappoints! We are on our 3rd fur baby with her. It's always clean and friendly! They really love what they do! Would highly recommend The Groomery!

I'll never board here again. This place is dirty and a mess. They sent my dogs home so…read moresick--diarrhea and vomiting in the car ride home, all day, then all night and they are still sick. When I called they weren't sorry and acted like it couldn't possibly be their fault.

I love these women. They are caring & loving people. My dog hates everyone but loves these…read moreladies!!!!

I absolutely love this little gem of a grooming spot! It's a cozy, welcoming place run by the…read moresweetest owner and her wonderful daughter. They're friendly, relatable, and clearly love what they do. The space is clean, simple, and feels like visiting a friend's place rather than a big corporate shop. "Leila" always comes out looking adorable and happy. So grateful for this small business!

We have been going to Dr. Hill for years and she has been great. She recently SAVED my cat's life,…read morehe appears to have a kidney infection. She was very compassionate when I had to put my old dog and old cat down. Thank you, Dr. Hill!

We have switched our vet to Doctor Elizabeth Hill who owns Southern Paws. The facility is…read morecurrently located in the Harris Teeter shopping center outside the main entrance to Sun City. It is an excellent veterinary practice for outpatient (is that right for pets?) as well as a full scale animal hospital with surgeries and overnight recovery facilities. Being active supporters in getting the Lancaster Animal Shelter ship-shape, we met Dr. Hill and her staff. Dr. Hill has volunteered to tend to the shelter once a week, maintains medications, vaccinations and treatments for us as well as administered them to sick animals. The do spay and neuter surgeries in the early mornings each Tuesday and Thursday. Her staff is wonderful, friendly, knowledgeable and talented. And do they love animals! Don't be surprised when a blue scrub attired woman comes around to pet and maybe hug and carry around your pet while you are waiting to see the vet. Very genuine and caring. Dr. Hill is one of four or so vets in the Lancaster - York county area and is a net-worker among those professionals. They share in work and in problem solving and if some facility is too busy they arrange to lighten the load to accommodate customers. Great people doing great work to care for our collective animals, strays or those in your homes. Very please with Southern Paws that is in the process of building a new, larger facility with more space in Lancaster County, so stay tuned.

We adopted a dog from here at the end of November last year. He is adjusting into a wonderful…read moreloving dog. It was evident when we brought him home that he had been abused by his former owners because he would cower in fear every time he heard a raised voice. Our vet said it was evident that he hadn't been fed a proper diet by his former owners. We don't know whether he was removed from a home or came in as a stray, but thank you Lancaster County Animal Shelter for saving him. Astro is so sweet and he is now in a safe, loving, non-abusive home and has settled into a good life.

We have recently signed on to transport animals to veterinarians and to out-of-state and adoption…read morecenters through the Lancaster Animal Shelter Supporters (L.A.S.S.). In the poorest county in South Carolina, these people are doing a wonderous job in taking in abandoned or feral animals, cleaning them up, getting them necessary inoculations and arranging for neutering/spaying. States with strict neuter/spay laws do not have sufficient orphan animals to fill the demand for adoption. Mostly the northern states, their shelters are anxious to acquire potential pets. We are part of an above ground underground railroad of animal transporters who move the animals to more northern shelters where the potential for adoption is much higher than in the southeast. It is very gratifying to pick up and load primarily these cats and dogs. They are scared and are soooo receptive to pets and kind words. We have different sized cages among our group for transport and bring towels for padding. The longest distance is under 100 miles so we make a day of it, or at least a lunch occasion. Everyone we meet is sincerely involved in taking care of these pets. The goal is to get homes for them rather than to euthanize any of them. A great effort and worthy of support. Certainly contributions are welcome in cash, food, cat litter, veternary care and supplies, dog beds, or padding and in volunteers. There are only two county paid employees. The rest of the effort is all volunteer.

if you are a famery, outdoor type person this place has lots of your needs! not just for you but…read morefor all your animals! you can even get inexpensive vacinations here to give to your animal at home. It has saved me lots of $$ lately not to have to run up to the vet for shots! OF course RABIES must be given by a licensed VET- but the rest of the needs you have can be met here

Amazing trainers and staff and I highly recommend their services! They were easy to work with,…read moresuper knowledgeable, and made the whole training process simple and enjoyable. We saw a big improvement in our dog's behavior, and they gave us great tips to keep the progress going at home. If you're looking for a local dog trainer, you won't be disappointed. Coley & Lee are the best 10/10

First time at this hospital. Went to have my dogs ears checked. My regular hospital was booked and…read morehe seemed to be in pain. The reason for this low review was what they charge. They charged $80 for the doctor just to look inside his ears. I get a complete wellness exam at Brown Creek Animal Hospital for $45. They charged $45 for an Ear Cytology. $26 at Brown Creek. The ear medicine Simplera K9 was $60. Called Brown Creek and it is $40. So they were $185 and Brown Creek would have been $111. The only good part is they only get me once. NEVER going back. Also the place wasn't that clean and smelled liked animals.

Excellent!! Thank you for taking care of Marley on my recent visit. Seen promptly, her issue was…read moreresolved. Prices reasonable. Very pleased with all services. We'll be back with other rescues. Always appreciate Dr Thompson and great staff.