My dog loves his kennel and I love it. They are very responsible and kind people. It always smells…read moreclean and I think they take very good care of the animals. Definitely recommend highly

Nice dog daycare, my puppy is an only dog and it allows her to play with other dogs and burn off…read moreher high energy. I walk her 4 times a day but it doesn't compare to playtime with other dogs. Staff love dogs and it comes through. They have an efficient drop up and pick up with the current pandemic protocols. We will also utilize the training classes.

Our dogs, Sadie and Freya love going to Contented Canines. Plenty of room to run and play and lots…read moreof friends!

Our dog Jake has been vacationing at the Lucky Dog Lodge for several years and he is always excited…read moreto visit. Chris Anderson and her staff are wonderful and we are always confident that Jake is getting great care and has a great time. Highly recommended!

The Lucky Dog Lodge review…read more...... After asking around for recommendations and looking at various places online, we decided to board our pets at Lucky Dog Lodge. I was a very nervous "1st time border". I spent close to an hour on the telephone with the owner asking questions and telling her all about my two dogs. I had asked if they would be able to send me photos and I was told that they do not do that. The thought of not seeing them for 10 days made me very uncomfortable. Prior to taking the dogs. I filled out an online form about personality traits and characteristics of my dogs. On December 16 I took my dogs to Lucky Dog Lodge along with the bag of dog food, a backpack full of their favorite things, and a long list of emergency contacts including veterinariany contact information. I was not allowed to view the facility. I contacted the facility daily via email. The response I received on December 23 stated that Ellie was shaking her head and had rubbed some fur off her eye. ( Ellie is prone to ear infections. I packed her a brand new box of ear medication along with ear wipes just in case. I explained that I usually just clean her ears out and put a couple of drops in each year for a couple of days and usually clears it up.) I was informed that when they attempted to put medicine in her ear she pooped herself. I had a very sick feeling in the pit of my stomach.I emailed back on the 23rd with my concerns. I explained that I felt really bad for her and I didn't understand what She meant by "rubbing fur off". I emailed again on the 24th and 25 of December with no reply. On the 26th I emailed that we were coming home the next day. The owner( Chris Anderson) replied that Ellie was happy and they had been putting Vaseline by her Eye where she had rubbed fur off. We returned home too late on December 27 to pick her up. The rules state the dogs cannot be picked up until the afternoon on Sundays. I emailed her and asked if I could please come get them early. She said I could and I immediately went to go pick up my dogs. It was 8:40 in the morning. When I pulled up, I could see that both dogs were outside. I went inside and paid my boarding bill.($550)Sammy was the first one out. He was walking,crouched very close to the ground with his tail tucked under. He was very nervous and uneasy. He was not his usual happy go lucky puppy self. He seemed scared.He coward when I tried to touch him. The owner said he was walking funny because there was no carpet on the floor. Next, someone went into the back to get Ellie.I heard her say, "mom come here". I got up to go through the door, and the door was pushed closed in front of me. I began calling "Ellie, come here, come on girl".When they finally opened the door for her to come out, I instantly started crying. I said, "oh my God, this is horrific"!The owner said, "it's not that bad". I told her that her eye was infected and needed immediate Vetrinary care. The owner said, "don't you think that if I thought she needed to be seen by a vet that I would've taken her"? I was crying and very upset and couldn't get out of there fast enough. I took my dogs and left immediately. I took Ellie to the vet. She had a severe infection, and a laceration that was very painful. Although the vet was not there and could not say for certain, she Does not believe that this injury stemmed from "Ellie rubbing her fur off". The owner of Lucky Dog Lodge as well as the daughter have given me several conflicting stories. I was told that she rubbed her own fur off, she had a yeast infection in her eye, she must have gotten something in her eye, and finally she must've been bit by a spider. I was told that the daughters husband was the only one that administered ear medication to my dog, the owner told me that she herself was the one that administered the ear drops. I was also told that when they let Ellie outside at 7:30 that morning ( Dec 27), her eye was not like that. I inquired as to how such a major injury had occurred in one hour and 40 minutes, I received no explanation. The vet determined that Ellie did not have an ear infection.The brand new bottle ($40) of ear medication that I sent with her was empty. Along with the injury to the eye, she also had a laceration on her foot. Neither dog has been the same since their return. Both dogs slept for several days straight. Sammi still cowers when I try to touch him. The experience has been traumatic for them! This experience has been traumatic for me! I will never forgive myself for putting my dogs in harms way. I struggled with whether to write this or not. I came to the conclusion that if this helps just one dog not get injured, it is worth it. I did receive a check from Lucky Dog Lodge for $500. Since posting this on my Facebook page, I have received several messages from people who had similar problems with this facility.

I've had great experiences at this shelter. This is where my friend and I both got our cats. You…read morecan tell that they really care and are in it for the animals. We even got a booklet of coupons for pet supplies just because we adopted.

These ladies have the magic touch! They care for the furry members of our family. I cannot…read moreexpress the trust I have in Snips and Nails. I have one dog who we had given up on ever finding a groomer for her. She is very anxious around anyone outside of our family. We have tried multiple groomers... it always ended with frustration for us as well as the groomers. A friend recommended Snips and Nails and we have never been happier! Our problem pup now goes every few weeks. She loves Sara and the kind staff! We pick up an adorably groomed, happy puppy every single time! The salon itself is immaculate with puppy friendly decor and skilled staff. Snips and Nails is run by ladies who seem to truly love what they do... and the furry friends they care for!

We have been having Jen groom our two dogs for about a year…read more We love our dogs and it's hard for us to trust just anyone. We wanted one on one attention and no kennel. We have Shih Tzu's. They are so difficult to groom and very anxious. As much as we try to keep them brushed they get matted. But she always manages to make them look good! And smell great without overwhelming them in perfume!

Jennifer is wonderful with my dog. She always looks beautiful when I pick her up. I love it that my…read moredog is only there for approximately an hour. She doesn't sit in a cage all day. Usually she only has one pet at a time which helps with their stress. I would highly recommend Fetching Styles Debora Tyler (Bellas Mom)

After moving from a lake in Michigan my pup really missed swimming, to my absolute delight I found…read morethis indoor heated pool. The owner Sally is wonderful! She gets in the pool to help the dog get comfortable. It's just lovely!

Best dog grooming place! Wonderful owners. Our dog is always comfortable going and looks great…read moreevery time!!

Smart, helpful, knowledgeable folks who LOVE DOGS!!! We took our enormous, spoiled Bouvier de…read moreFlanders to a beginner class and will repeat it when my work schedule allows.