Thanks so much for checking out my dog, Sarge. You guys were super kind, patient & attentive. He's…read morefeeling much better already & I can't say enough positive things about your vet practice I called Pet Degree over the weekend to ask about some concerns I had about our dog & they quickly answered my questions even though we hadn't been patients there before. Thanks for being so thoughtful & welcoming. Really a great vet practice overall.

I didn't want to write this review, but after everything I experienced, I feel I have no choice…read more My dog was seen in June for weakness in his hind legs. He had already been taking Carprofen for several months, and at no point was blood work recommended to monitor his liver values. During our visit, Dr. Josh recommended starting prednisone right away. It was only later that I learned there is generally a recommended washout period when switching from an NSAID like Carprofen to a steroid because taking them too close together can increase the risk of serious side effects. I was never informed of this, and I had to discover it on my own. Because I still didn't have a clear understanding of what might be causing my dog's symptoms, I sought a second opinion from another veterinarian. When I requested my dog's medical records, I received the blood work but not the veterinarian's notes. After three days of repeated requests, I was given excuse after excuse and still dont have them. The communication throughout this experience was very disappointing. Phone calls often went unanswered, and no one followed up to check on how my dog was doing after his visit. I was left feeling that my concerns didn't matter. I had hoped this would be a veterinary practice I could trust, but based on my experience, I won't be returning. Thankfully, I've found a new veterinarian where my dog is receiving the care, communication, and attention I was looking for.

This place saved my dog and my sanity. My dog went from over 100 days in a shelter to a rescue that…read moreheavily sedated him. When I got him he was biting and wild.I was in a very bad spot. I called multiple training programs and this was the place that felt like it would be the best fit. They were super professional. Jay even called and talked me through things while i was waiting for our training to start. We did 8 lessons and he is a different dog now. No more biting or destroying things. He walks like a dream on a leash . He is happy confident puppy and my household is at peace. Jay was an awesome trainer.

I cannot thank Jay and K9 Connection enough. When my German Shepherd rescue got out of hand, it…read morereally worried me, and I lost a lot of sleep over it. I am as attached to him as he is to me, but I could not let him place us in jeopardy just because he (or I) might lose control of a situation. I did not know really what to expect when I brought him in, and I figured he would be a tough case. At the end of it I got my buddy back, for which I am grateful.

It's that time of year where my baby needs a professional bath. I come here because my little Lucy…read moreis timid and trusts Danielle. Pampered Paws costs are consistent with todays market. I like to make my appointment via her website - fast and easy. You can count on her timeframe for being done as stated. I will continue to be a loyal customer.

Danielle was great!! I will definitely be bringing Yogi back again. She did a great haircut on…read moreYogi. It was our first time with her and she made the process very easy. I highly recommend you check her out.

Sit Means Sit is the best place to take your dog if they are reactive, a puppy, or you just want…read moremore control, which makes for a happier house. Tom, the owner and trainer is incredibly knowledgeable and a great teacher, for both dog and human. Best decision we ever made!!

We took our 3 year old German Shepherd to Tom for 6 weeks due to some behavioral problems at home…read more We had done prior training when he was a puppy so we weren't starting completely from scratch, but he definitely needed some more guidance and we needed new tools and strategies. The transformation we saw after just a couple weeks was astounding, and using the e-collar has been a total game changer for us. Tom was also nothing but professional and friendly with us. He heard every problem we presented as something we wanted to improve and quickly offered solutions and worked with us to understand how to navigate them. We cannot recommend Tom and SMS enough!!

They didn't put my dog in a crate, which freaks her out every time I'm greeted with wonderful…read morekindness for me as well as my dog, which is very important. She was only a puppy and she needed to be trimmed. They assured me they would take good care of her and when I came back, she was very excited for her new looks

Absolutely love Sargent Sniffers. I took 9 year old Jasmine to Day Care and she did great and was…read morehappy to go back. She'd be having issues after the pandemic isolation, the wonderful staff worked with her, and now she LOVES it. I know she's safe and in good hands. Thank you Sargent Sniffers staff. She now goes there for grooming, reasonably priced and comes out looking good!

I cannot say enough good about this place! I've been waiting to post my review until I completed my…read moreclass here and now I can firmly say that this place is fantastic! The Family Companion actually holds classes at multiple locations across Western New York, and the class I took was at their location on Southwestern Blvd. Their classes are all generally 8 weeks in length and they offer puppy training classes, senior dog training, the family companion class, graduate companion as well as others like therapy and an agility fun course. My dog and I did the family companion class with Kim Sauer. There were a total of 9 dogs in the class so it wasn't overcrowded which was great for my dog, who has some anxiety issues among other dogs/strangers. The instructor was incredibly patient, knowledgable and friendly. If anyone had a question or issues with anything, she took the time to assist and explain things adequately. I can't wait to get into our next class here and would highly recommend this facility to those looking for a good place to train their dog. They're also very reasonably priced which is a definite bonus!

I have a one and a half year old dachshund mix that I rescued. He is so scared of people and dogs…read moreand needed socialization desperately. I took him to this class with 6 other dogs and their owners and initially he was shaking and panting and yawning and would not even take a treat or look at me during the first session. Marcia was so patient and encouraging and you could tell she really cared. After the course my dog was completely paying attention to me, not shaking, panting, or yawning. He learned most of the common commands when he didn't know any to begin with. Such a great class for such a reasonable price!

We've been taking our dogs to Camp Bow Wow for over a year now and they absolutely love it! The…read morestaff are all wonderful and super helpful. Somehow the groomers are always able to get my dog's nails trimmed but it is an absolute struggle at home (they even put up a fight with nail trims at the vet).

Great place to bring your dogs right in the heart of Weat Seneca!!!! They take such care of them…read more No worries. You can trust them with your beloved pets

Not to long ago we got a 4 month old Beagle mix and to be honest, I was terrified. I have never…read moreowned a dog before and I didn't want to have one of those terrible dogs that jumped all over people and didn't listen. That is where Karen came in. I made arrangements for classes, before Abby had been with us for a full day. Unfortunately due to some unforeseen circumstances, we couldn't attend the classes as we had originally planned. Instead I talked with Karen and we were able to have her come to our house once a week to help us with training. We are on week 3 now and I have to say I notice a huge difference in Abby's behavior. Karen has taken the time to learn what we want out of our class and to educate us on what she expects from us. Her approach has made me more confident in how I deal with our puppy and also how confident Abby is with me. In 3 weeks(1 purely informational/introduction) we have learned the right way to get Abby's attention(look), sit, lay down and proper greeting of guests. She also answered what seems like a million questions I had about everything from walking on a leash, to house breaking and choosing the right type of food. In addition to classes, Karen also runs puppy playdates, barn hunts and other dog friendly events. I look forward to our remaining 4 weeks with Karen and will probably take more of her advanced classes as our schedule allows and Abby is able. I would recommend Karen to anyone who asks.

See my husband Tim C's review if you'd like our puppy story, I will jump right in to the fun!…read moreTraining with Karen began shortly after bringing Abby to her forever home. Karen, in lack of a formal group for "class" visited our home for weekly training sessions. Abby has been very bright and responsive to her positive reinforcement training with Karen! In addition to our solo time with Karen, we have spent time adventuring to the formal training center for a barn hunt, joined a few friends for a puppy social and are looking forward to the possibility of beginning agility training soon! I must note in addition to her fabulous knowledge and skill set with all of the dogs she has interacted with, Karen did not hesitate to also help us through our first scary moment when the adults were away and the puppy broke in to her latched puppy tub, eating a great deal of food and becoming ill. Karen contacted a vet friend, worked with us and the vet through the process of elimination to determine the best next steps and offered to remain available by phone if Abby's health became even further concerning. Karen has an abundance of knowledge and understands owners and their furry friends will find their niche together, she just wants to provide tools to help make things more comfortable for everyone in the house. I look forward to continuing to work and play with Karen (sounds terrible but I'm going with it!), and will definitely always recommend her to friends, family and Yelpers!

We have been coming to Dog Days of Buffalo for various reasons for a while now. They have an…read moreamazing facility! It's clean and fresh smelling with the best doggie day carers around. When you enter, there are two big screen TVs so you can see your pet on one of them. Our Maisie had a blast going to "school" for half-days when it was winter and she needed to run around more than in our house. When we would pick her up, they'd announce, "I need Teeny Maisie from Small Dogs" and we could see all the small dogs run for the exit with JUST Maisie being brought to us! The dogs are SO SO happy. And a GOOD dog is a TIRED dog. We had Janelle for a couple of training classes, and she knows her stuff. We got excellent training and tips from Janelle - she was authoritarian and organized, and gave individual attention as needed. Highly recommend! Lastly, yes, there's more, we have had wonderful grooming done at DDB. Always a great job on grooming, very happy. This is a great business and we will continue to support them.

I am extremely disappointed and upset with my experience at this grooming facility. After what…read morehappened to my dog, I will never bring her back, and I strongly encourage other pet owners to thoroughly check their pets after every grooming appointment. My dog was groomed by Carly on Saturday, 9/19/26. During the grooming, the hair between my dog's toes was cut, and her skin was clipped in at least two areas. The attached picture clearly shows the injuries and blood. What is even more upsetting than the accident itself is how the situation was handled afterward. Accidents can happen, and I am a very understanding person. What I expect, however, is honesty, accountability, and communication. I was not informed that my dog's skin had been cut. Had Carly or the staff told me immediately, I could have started treating the affected areas much sooner. Instead, I had to email the clinic on Sunday 9/20/26 evening to request an appointment with the veterinarian because I was concerned about the injuries. I was advised to apply ointment until she could be seen. Unfortunately, the earliest appointment I could get with the actual veterinarian was 10/5/26. My dog was able to go in and see a technician on 9/21/26 for other services, but I still had to wait to have the veterinarian properly evaluate the injuries. I also contacted Chelsie, the store manager, about what happened. Rather than receiving an apology and accountability, I felt that she was defensive and more focused on defending her staff. I was also told that my dog's allergies were to blame. Regardless of whether my dog has allergies, that does not explain away the fact that her skin was visibly clipped and bleeding. If my dog's skin was accidentally cut during grooming, I should have been informed immediately. Unfortunately, this was not my first frustrating experience with this location. We had just moved to Buffalo from Derby and brought our dog there for her first appointment on 8/1/26. At that appointment, I asked to schedule her next grooming six weeks later. Leo, the staff member I dealt with on 8/1, told me that he scheduled her for 9/12/26. When we expected to bring her in, my dog was not on the schedule. I was then given the impression that someone else had forgotten to put her appointment on the calendar, even though Leo was the person who had scheduled it with me. As a result, we had to wait another week and didn't get her back on the schedule until 9/19/26. After everything that has happened, the lack of accountability and communication has completely destroyed my trust in this business. The grooming accident itself could have been an unfortunate mistake. The way it was handled is what I find unacceptable. If Carly accidentally clipped my dog's skin, I should have been told the same day. Instead, I discovered the injury afterward and had to take the initiative to contact the clinic myself. I will never take my dog back to this location. I strongly recommend that every pet owner carefully inspect their dog's entire body--including between the toes--after leaving any grooming facility. Do not assume that you will be informed if something goes wrong. My dog's safety and well-being come first, and based on my experience, I no longer have confidence in this facility.

This is a great place to take your dog. Kim is amazing. If you are anywhere in the Northtowns, I…read morewould highly recommend.

We love Supernova Dogs! We tried a few training facilities in the north towns with our dog and…read moreSupernova was our favorite. We were lucky enough to take obedience classes, fun workshops, and the "University" day school (combo of personalized training & doggy playtime/daycare) with our golden retriever, Midas. All the instructors and assistants are fantastic! Supernova has a gorgeous facility and all instruction is based on positive reinforcement and helping your dog to make good choices. They do an excellent job explaining what each baby step is meant to solidify--so that you as a human aren't tempted to skip a step and then wonder why your dog hasn't consistently followed through with their obedience skills. Classes are usually small (and/or have assistants to help) so that your dog gets 1-on-1 time to help with any issues you're working through. While training and practice is a lifetime thing, we have noticed impressive success with Midas' training and get compliments on his behavior considering his young age. We could not have done that without the help of Noelle, Kim, and the rest of the Supernova team.