I brought my dog for a nail trim while on vacation. Pause for Paws was very accommodating!…read more Fran is very knowledgeable and a complete professional. She acquainted herself with Maggie & made her feel at ease. I was able to be there with her which I like because most places whisk the dog away. Maggie is sensitive but had no problem with the nail trim at all. Fran even was able to buff the nails, Lol! The store is clean & tidy with many supplies you might need & had forgotten at home while vacationing on the Island. So friendly and experienced, I wish Fran was up by me in New Jersey.

Want to recommend a local Dog (and Cat) Groomer, Fran at Pause for Paws! We took our rescue there…read moreand she was great with a dog who only has been groomed once since we got him. He has some issues as he was a cruelty case; he's a runner (and I guess he did make a try for the window while she had him); he loves to escape his harness (which he did); he was nervous and scared and she handled him wonderfully. To the point that as we got ready to leave he went to her and stood up to have her pet him, or we think, as a Thank You! So tell your friends. On Church Street.

My pups have been patients of ESAH and Pet Spa for 6 years now. We absolutely love them! I have…read morenot encountered one problem - they always get us in when needed and staff is amazing! I highly recommend Eastern Shore Animal Hospital and Pet Spa!

My dog loves the entire staff. This place gets a bad rep but they were the only place that was…read morehelpful when I needed help for my puppy. The other places turned me away. They got me on a list even though we were not patients there and helped me out so much.

I am so indebted to Dr. Bailey for saving my snuggle buddy, the Infamous Horrendous Henry of…read moreHenry's Point. Henry would not be with us today had it not been for Dr. Bailey. Henry could not poop and was severely stressed. We found him out in the forest behind our house laying in the pine shadows. Dr. Bailey did several surgeries on him to correct his problem. Today Henry is well and back to his voracious appetite. He is on a continual diet and other than that he is a wonderful companion. Thank you Dr. Bailey and wonderful assistants for Henry's care! (Sorry he is always in a state of grumpiness and howling.) I recommend Dr. Bailey to everyone I know. Dr. Bailey & his staff are tops!!!

There are so many things that l could say about the Greenbush Veterinary Clinic but there is not…read moreenough room so l will say just a few. Dr. Bailey and his entire staff are the best l have ever had the privilege of using. They are all knowledgeable, caring and just plain wonderful. Most Veterinary clinics in our area are soooooo expensive but Dr.Bailey is very inexpensive. On one visit alone, l saved $5,000 dollars. He charged $1,200 and the other vet wanted over $7,000 for the same procedure. I can't say enough good things about them.

First let me say that I read the other lady's review I couldn't believe what I was reading. I am…read morein no way connected to Accomack Animal Hospital or any of its employees and no one has given me any "freebies" I took my puppy, a black lab, to Dr. Nickels when one of my kids accidentally slammed a heavy car dog on its head. After 2 other vets told me to put the puppy down, I just felt I could not do that to my young children! Dr. Nickels stayed right with him and nursed a severely damaged dog back to health, he never gave up on him. He allowed me to come to his office everyday for visits and after many many days, we brought him home to finish recovery. The only lasting effect he had from his injury was partial blindness in lower half of eye. So I totally disagree with the other review and would not hesitate to take any pet to him and I always recommend him to my friends.

I would highly recommend steering clear of this animal "hospital". There is only one doctor, Dr…read more Nickel, and not one single person that I know who has brought a pet here has had a good experience. I cannot speak for them, but my personal experience with my puppy showed malpractice and the way that he handled my concerns was unacceptable. My puppy's knee had a widened growth plate and needed immobilization. He kept her for over 5 hours, and I had assumed that he was sedating her in order to put a splint on her, and she needed the time to "sober up". However, when I went to pick her up, I was informed that she had not been sedated. In fact, she had sat there in a cage the entire time with no one to comfort her until he could get around to slapping a 15-minute splint on her. Here is where I have an issue with the splint. My puppy's issue was in her knee, and Dr. Nickel claimed that the splint was designed to immobilize that joint and she should still be able to walk on it while keeping pressure off of the injury. However, the splint that he put on did not fit. At all. He put a splint on her leg that was almost as big as she was. My puppy is 10 pounds, and he put a splint that clearly reads "large". After it was removed, my room mate (who has training in veterinary care, and who helped point out to me all of the flaws in her treatment) put the splint up to her 50-pound adult dog to show me how it was supposed to fit. The rounded top of the splint came up above my puppy's hip at least three inches, and the splint extended past the end of her foot at least another three inches, keeping her from walking on it at all without twisting at the hip very unnaturally. The extra plastic at the top also kept her from being able to sit comfortably- in fact, if she tried to sit in more than one position, her leg would twist under her and the plastic would dig into her ribs. There were also several issues with how the splint was wrapped. My puppy's leg had no wrap or gauze to protect it from the plastic, which would have caused sores by the end of the week if I had allowed her to stay that way. Additionally, because the splint was too large, there was at least a thumb's breadth of space on either side of her leg that allowed for movement within the splint itself. The only wrap that was on this splint was just around the outside of the plastic and around her leg, and it was so tight in a couple places that it was hitting several pressure points and causing a lot of discomfort. Finally, and most importantly, the splint did not immobilize the joint that it was supposed to. The splint came well up above her hip, but the wrap actually stopped at her knee, and her knee was the pivot point of the entire apparatus. My room mate is an RN for animals and my mother is an RN for people, and when they saw the splint that was put on my puppy, they both wanted it off of her straight away. They didn't want her to spend the night with it like that. Not only was it twisting her leg at the hip at very unnatural angles, but it was also bending at the knee when I was under the impression that it was the knee that was the problem, and it was causing the puppy a lot of distress. I wanted to get a second opinion, however, and took her to Atlantic Animal Hospital the next day. I saw two different doctors there, and they said that the splint was at least three sizes too large for my puppy. They said that it should have been re-sized- those splints are designed to be easily adjustable if needed, and Dr. Nickel just didn't take the time to do it. He had said that he usually specializes in larger dogs, but I didn't take that to mean that he wouldn't be equipped to treat my puppy. They also confirmed that the splint that was put on her was definitely NOT immobilizing the knee, and they removed it immediately and put a soft splint on her, which is exactly what she needed. We had to take whole new x-rays as well, because the x-ray that Nickel took was almost completely burned out, and no one could see anything on it. This shows that he couldn't really see what was going on himself, and he also exposed my female dog, who I want to breed, to an unnecessary amount of x-ray radiation. When I confronted Dr. Nickel about the sizing of the splint, he obstinately claimed that the splint must have slipped and maintained that he had wrapped it properly, and refused the refund for service that I requested, saying very rudely "I'm not giving you anything." That splint should never have been put on my puppy. This is one of the most simple treatments a vet can perform for an animal, and he just slapped on whatever he had lying around without putting any care into it or making sure that it did what it was supposed to do to heal my dog. If I hadn't brought her to Atlantic for a second opinion, she would have lost her leg. Let me save everyone a trip- Atlantic is loving and thorough, and 7 miles away. Go there first.

Small boutique store for pets with custom made pet treats…read more They offered an interesting variety of dog biscuits. Staff was very friendly. Bought Morris a sausage stick which he so enjoyed.

The shop owner is probably one of the nicest people you will meet on this island. She has a…read morebeautiful senior fur baby that will greet you and show you where the best treats in the store are..as long as you give him one too. The natural waffle style dog treat was my babies favorite. We bought the cutest collar with crabs on it. Every time we go back to the island, we will be making a stop here. Lots of natural treats, cute outfits and again the nicest shop owner ever.

This is an excellent, well-maintained facility with great staff. My dog always come home in a good…read moremood. There is ample outdoor play yards. Good value also.

Barks and Bubbles is absolutely wonderful business! Hollie takes pride in her work! I brought my…read moreManny in for a groom and he left looking like a new dog!

We had a fun ride! They were able to accommodate a next day trail ride in off-season today. It was…read morejust my daughter and I, and we were greeted by a cute dog on arrival. We did a practice ride in the ring before setting out on the trail. Since my daughter is young, they graciously led the horse on the trail. Both horses were calm and no issues on the trail. Mine tried to eat grass at the beginning, but I had already been warned and knew what to do! The trail goes back through the woods and then around the fenced in portion of the farm back to the barn. It was about 30 minutes of riding with a couple minutes on either side for getting instructions and putting the horses away. Afterwards, we said hello to the cat and bunnies, and the goats. It was a mild day and beautiful skies so the perfect winter day for a ride! We will be back when we are in town again.

We took our grandchildren 4,5 and 13 to this lovely farm. All went well. The kids enjoyed the ride…read moreand visiting the horses in their stalls. . .then, in an attempt to cool down the car before getting the kiddos loaded up, I locked the keys inside with the car running. One of the employees kindly called a friend who unlocked it for us and neither wanted any compensation. Of course, we insisted and we all left happy and grateful. So sweet! Highly recommend these folks!