Wonderful, wonderful place! Could not ask for a more supportive, more caring group to help you find…read moreyour next family member! My family adopted Hannah, a young Dutch Shepherd/Malinois from the rescue and she was clearly well cared for, and well loved. Barbara and Brianna are available by phone for any questions and have been amazing helping us all settle in together. Highly recommended, they want every adoption to be a success and will do what it takes to make that happen.

This shelter got good reviews so drove all the way out to Sacramento someplace and it no longer…read moreexisted. I think websites and Yelp need to update more.

I found "Kayla" online, and brought my dog to be groomed by her for the first time yesterday…read more.. When my Hubby picked him up, he was super happy. That made me feel relieved to know he was in such great hands. He smelled and looked amazing!!! His little bandanna was adorable. I highly recommend Kayla, as an owner of a picky dog.

I had a very disappointing experience with Waggers. When I first called to make my appointment, I…read morespecifically explained that I have a 3-month-old puppy who has not yet received his rabies vaccine. I was told that this would not be a problem because they do not require puppies to have a rabies shot for grooming. When someone called later to confirm my appointment, I asked again to make sure. I clearly stated that this was my puppy's first grooming appointment and that he still had not received his rabies vaccine. Once again, I was assured that it was not an issue. However, when I arrived for the appointment, I was turned away because my puppy didn't have a rabies vaccination. This was incredibly frustrating because I had already made special arrangements at work, took my lunch break later than usual, and coordinated with my daughter to pick up the puppy after his appointment. If this is your policy, that's completely understandable--but I should have been told that from the beginning, especially after asking twice. Instead, I wasted my time, rearranged my day, and left feeling very disappointed. Better communication and consistency with customers would have prevented this entire situation.

Went in for consultation($182) for eval…read more The doctor evaluated and let us know it would heal on its own They didn't charge the $182 eval cost. I think that's very kind and considerate!

Firstly, I do want to thank the veterinarians and techs for caring for my beloved dog and bringing…read moreher back to health. I believe their medical skills are sound. But, I question the financial ethics of this establishment. Also, because I'm here, I will mention that the receptionist was cold and rude. I thought I was just being sensitive but my partner independently commented on it later. I came out sobbing and she shoved some papers at me and walked away. In that stack of papers was a DRN. I really hope most pet parents get some kind of warning or verbal preparation that they are about to have to sign an invoice and also make a decision about whether their pet gets resuscitated or not. That was truly foul. Now, I understand ER vet care is costly. I understand that it is not the fault of the staff that systemically there is a problem with the price of vet care. But, if you participate in the practice of upcharging people in their most vulnerable moments then you are behaving unethically. I am now in more than $5,000 worth of debt from one visit. My dog needed fluids and antibiotics. So, yep, I went from just having gotten out from under credit card debt through debt consolidation and hard work to a crushing 5K worth of debt in one day. Because she needed intravenous fluids and broad spectrum antibiotics. That's all she needed. In the moment I said yes to every single thing on the invoice they presented me with. But, now, that my dog is not potentially dying from dehydration/vomiting in front of me, I can confidently say not all of those interventions were needed. They could have started with fluids and antibiotics and went from there. I already had labs, an ultra-sound and health data on her status from my regular vet from that day. But, we had to re-do all of that. Did we though? Was it necessary? I don't believe so. I was told my bill would be from 12-20k if she needed surgery. If that had been the case I would not have been able to pay for it. Our pets are going to die because the cost of vet care has gotten so out of hand. These prices are predatory.

Shaun is the best! He has to be the quickest and most experienced trimmer ive worked with in the…read morelast 20 years. He is very friendly and while he is working, you can tell its like clockwork to him and thats shows experience. Highly recommended!!

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