Was looking to switch to a new vet closer to home and saw that Bear Valley Veterinary Care Center…read morehad good reviews. They were able to schedule an appointment to get my pup in right away. Took my pup in for some irritation he was having around his eye wrinkles. His eye wrinkles are sensitive to changes in weather and moisture. Dr. Thomas recommended a foam made for yeast and skin infections. I noticed the irritation in his wrinkles improved after the first two applications. The solution she recommended can be purchased directly from the vet, in-store or online and the bottle will last for several months. This is a great solution for my pet and his sensitive skin. The facility is clean and comfortable, and the staff were helpful and friendly.

We found Bear Valley Vet through the Connect 4 Care program when we were looking for a place to…read morebring our newly adopted shelter cat, and we were really happy with our experience! All the techs were so friendly and good with him and the vet we saw was extremely knowledgeable and kind. They had answers for all of our questions and plenty of good recommendations! We will definitely be bringing Skipper back here for all of his veterinary needs.

We met the staff, they met Ralph and it's puppy love .. Staff is so kind and caring of the dogs…read more Even if Ralph thinks he's a big dog. Very clean, well organized and love the fact I can see him while at work. Takes a lot of the worry away.

Staff here are incredibly attentive & take care of my pup like he's one of the family! Love the…read morecamp enrichments and so does my dog. Highly recommend Camp Bow Wow!

We can't say enough about the staff here! We have boarded our pets & family pets here several…read moretimes. We have used the day boarding option as well when having parties etc. They also have grooming available which our pets always come home looking fresh.

Amazing haircut. It doesn't look like a haircut it looks so natural. Best ever. Great value and…read moreservice.

Looking for a new daycare/boarding place for our pups Overland Animal Hospital came up on my Yelp…read moresearch. I like Overland as my dogs did their initial stay. They came back happy, healthy, clean, and tired. This is a good thing. They have a unique process where you park your car in a numbered space, call them, and they come out and pick your pup up. It works. After my next trip and boarding I will update my review.

I took my little Tiny. My Chihuahua I went in after going to the emergency clinic the night…read morebefore. I went in at 7 am because she needed emergency surgery I told the front desk it was an emergency just to be informed that the medical staff would get there closer to 8 am I decided to wait. They finally took me in a room at 8:15. The nurse came in an took her vitals and said the vet would be in shortly , at 8:45 I noticed my dog was not responding so went to the front desk and told them something was wrong with Tiny and finally the doctor came in and they took her away. I finally decided to have her uthenized because they informed me she would not make it through surgery. I think if they had treated this as an emergency she would have been saved. They took too long to see her. I am devastated too lose my sweet little Tiny.

Our vet recommended Juliet and The Loyal Hound when our younger female Australian Shepherd began…read moreshowing some concerning behaviors, including deep growling at the vet, fence running, and resource guarding. We wanted to address the behavior early rather than let it become more established, so within about six weeks of it starting, we enrolled her in a board-and-train program. We ultimately decided to put both of our Aussies through separate programs: both females, one five years old and the other about a year and a half. The difference has been night and day. Both dogs now have reliable recall, walk calmly on leash, and for the first time, we feel genuinely confident having them off leash. They no longer react to wildlife or other dogs on hikes, the fence running and excessive barking have stopped, and they can calmly sit with us at outdoor cafes and other dog-friendly public spaces. The "place" command has been especially valuable. They can settle calmly for extended periods, which has been a true game changer both at home and when we're out with them. Most importantly, both dogs seem more confident because they understand what is expected of them. My husband and I are also much more consistent and aligned in how we communicate with them and provide the structure they need to be successful. We've enjoyed continuing to work with them every day and building on the foundation Juliet provided. The overall atmosphere in our home is noticeably calmer, more harmonious, and far less frustrating for both us and the dogs. Juliet has also continued to follow up and check in to make sure the dogs are doing well, which is something you don't always see once a training program is finished. It's a tangible sign that she genuinely cares about the dogs' long-term success, and it has reinforced for us that this was absolutely the right investment for our family.

I have 3 rescue dogs. I absolutely love them to death. They are the sweetest, most loving animals…read morehere at home. Two of them are my problem children: a Rottweiler mix foster fail who is reactive to bikes and other dogs and occasionally nervous around people like visiting contractors or UPS men, and the other is a 100+ lb Brazilian mastiff rescue from Aruba who is not fond of other dogs. The two of them began showing increasingly worse dog aggression toward other dogs on the trail and while camping, and had attacked several dogs by the time I found Loyal Hound/Juliet. I was at my wit's end, because I had already spent thousands of dollars and tried everything including other trainers at that point with little to no progress. I felt stuck with 2 big problems for the next 6-8 years. I hike at least 3 miles every single day off leash on the trails by my house, and I love to camp with my dogs in the summer, but they became such a liability that walks became stressful and camping became impossible. I finally found Juliet with Loyal Hound, and for our very first session we met at a crowded park and were going to be doing off leash training right away. I was so nervous -- all the triggers were present: other people with dogs on leashes, dogs off leashes, people on bikes, squirrels -- so I was absolutely AMAZED when we were walking my Rottweiler off leash through a gaggle of geese, past people on bikes, and past other dogs within a few minutes with no problems. It was nothing short of a miracle. Within a few sessions, I had both of my dog aggressive dogs walking on and off leash next to me, passing other dogs (sometimes dogs that were even barking at them) on trails safely with no reactivity. I cannot explain in words how much of a difference this has made in my life -- I feel like I got my life back. If you have a dog aggressive dog, this is the place to go. It's WELL worth the investment, and you will be amazed at the difference you will see in your dog. Thank you Loyal Hound & Juliet!!

Came with my brother to drop off his dogs Thursday and Jalen was the best! Young guy was nice and…read moregot it done quick!

Visited this place as an option to board my dogs while on vacation. I was sickened to learn that…read morethese dogs here are put in short dog runs all day long with 10-20 minute max playtime outside to run around in more open space. You can pay extra for 20 more minutes....what the heck.... I'm unsure how this place still exists.

Little Doggie Paradise has been an absolute game changer for Brody and I. Staff is incredibly…read morecaring, communicative, and always have a smile on their faces! Price, reliability, and availability are unmatched. My pup comes home happy and tired out every time. So grateful!! Thank you!!

Dog Owners please be diligent and ask for the NEW Policy & Procedures document put in place by the…read morenew owners of Little Doggie Paradise. I was taking my dogs to LDP for 20+ years and spent thousands on overnight care as I travel a lot for business. In October 2025 one of my dogs was injured while at daycare and the way the injury was handled was unacceptable. During a meeting with the new owners, they explained "they were not trained for such things". They did the right thing and paid the $1000 vet bill for my dog which was incurred when I returned and found his wound to be severe and close to infection. I am told since this incident there is a policy & procedure manual created for the employees and owners and training has been done to avoid an incident like this in the future. Please ask to see this document as the same employees are still working there.

HTHD is a super cute doggy day care center. They offer overnight boarding, drop ins, dog walking,…read moreand grooming. The sitters stay overnight at the facility with your pet and each pet gets their own bed and area to rest in. Their outdoor play area features a pool, agility equipment, shade, and tons of toys. I really loved the cozy setup and personal care your dog will get here!!

My pups LOVE going to daycare at Happay Tail Happy Dog! They are so caring and treat them like…read morefamily. Recently, my long-haired dachshund had a full groom, including haircut. He came home smelling so fresh, and his fur felt like silk! And his haircut made him look stylish. Jorge is quite skilled at his grooming work. Highly recommend!

First, they are always very accommodating to my schedule- I can call same day for a nail trim &…read morethey always make time that day. Very friendly people who really do care about animals. The owner is especially friendly- always enjoy talking with her. After a groom my dog is always super happy & his hair is super cute & always what I asked for. I have taken my dog here for a year now & have had no issues.

The staff are always easy to work with, friendly, and show great care for the dogs. While…read moreunassuming from the outside, they have clean facilities and ample room both inside and outside.

We love Scott! He is…read moresuper nice and easygoing. As first-time puppy owners, he helped us with all of the basics and even had a Zoom prep call with us before we picked up our puppy! Scott has tons of brilliant advice for owning, housing, training and feeding dogs. He is truly a Jedi master of all things dog. Keep in mind that you need to be proactive to engage Scott for ongoing training--regular "check-ins" are not part of his routine, which he explained to us before we hired him. We can't recommend Scott enough. Watching him work with our pup is truly amazing and the results have been worth it.

We have two dogs: a 6.5 year old, 80 pound Black Lab mix, and an almost-1 year old Corgi mix. The…read morelab mix has always been pretty good inside, but we got her right before COVID started, and whenever the door opens she freaks out and barks at and jumps all over whoever is coming in. Outside, she cannot be trusted off a leash, because she will just literally run away and come back when she feels like it. The Corgi mix is a sweet guy but we got our first notice from our HOA that we have a nuisance dog. He has been incessantly barking at the hallway when we're out of the house. Walking them together is a nightmare because they both zip off in different directions and you become an acrobat trying to manage the leashes. We attended initial 8-week training sessions at PetSmart with both of them, and they can sit and lay down, but anything more than that is wishful thinking, and a sit/stay does not really translate into actual obedience. Scott helped us fix almost all of that in about 90 minutes. Scott's approach is to talk to dogs like you're a dog. To get their attention, you basically growl at them, and imitate(!) snapping at them if necessary (I want to emphasize that there is no physical punishment for the dogs), and you assert leadership, and then when they are doing the right thing, you talk to them sweetly. My wife and I love this because it's so simple and consistent. We don't have to remember when to use "stay" vs "wait." Which hand signal do we use for this command vs that command? It's "bah!" and "gooood!" The first session was all indoor behavior, and since then we've had two sets of friends over and gotten the lab calmed in about 2 min vs 10 before. The corgi is much less growly/barky about hallway noises. Since we did leash training in the second session, both dogs follow respectfully on walks. Like, it was a near instant improvement. It's not perfect, but with the lab it's gonna take some time because she's had 6 years of thinking she's the boss! But the technique is so simple that it's easy to apply to new situations. The lab likes to jump up to steal food from the counter at my dad's house. A few "bah!"s with follow-up "gooood"s and that stopped cold after 5 years of it being a habit, and we didn't need to leash her the entire time we were there! It's expensive, but the speed at which we've seen improvement has made it very worth it, and knowing we can call Scott for any stuff that comes up in the future makes the price easier to handle. For example, we're hoping just the general increased respect/deference from the lab mix will allow us to eventually let her off leash, but if it doesn't, we know we can call to address that directly.