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    The Barking Cat Pet Store

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open • 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Wags to Whiskers

    Wags to Whiskers

    (5 reviews)

    Peace of Mind While Away: Thanks Erica!…read more My cat, Kira, can be a bit finicky and fearful, so I was nervous about leaving her for a weekend trip. I found Erica from Wags to Whiskers, through a web search, and was very excited that she serviced the Kentlands. During the meet-and-greet, Erica took the time to get to know Kira and her routine and preferences. For example, Erica asked about Kira's favorite toys, and where she might hide. When I am away, Erica sends daily text updates and pictures, which puts my mind at ease. When I return home, Kira is happy and relaxed. The litter box is clean, and her food, and water fountain are full. Erica's reliable, attentive, and loving care make my trips much more enjoyable because I don't have to worry about the care Kira is receiving. I would definitely recommend her to other pet owners as Eric cares for Kira as if she were her own! And that is hard to find!

    Erica has been a WONDERFUL dog walker for my two dogs, Bandit and Harley! I am so sad to be moving…read moreout of the area, because we will be missing her! My dogs can be leash reactive to other dogs while walking, and Erica was able to manage them both perfectly. Her way of being with them made me feel confident that they were safe and well cared for on their walks! Erica clearly is a genuine animal lover, and even sensitive, reactive dogs like mine respond so well to her. If you're looking for a caretaker for your pet(s), I couldn't recommend her enough!

    Veterinary Referral Associates

    Veterinary Referral Associates

    (318 reviews)

    Dr. Greg Kaiman - this review is for Dr. Kaiman, who performed the spinal surgery on our dog. When…read moreour dog suddenly lost use of his back legs, we were devastated and had a very short period of time (48 hours) to decide what to do, pick a surgeon, etc. I remember consulting Yelp, and I wish a review like this had been available at the time, so I am writing this in the hope it helps someone facing the same decision in the future. Dr. Kaiman was truly wonderful. You can tell he genuinely enjoys his job, and he's great at it. He was very engaged and knowledgeable, and he patiently answered all of our questions. He is clearly highly intelligent, but he is also very personable and could explain things in a relaxed way that we actually understood. He returned some of our follow up calls himself, when he very easily could have had a vet assistant call us back. The surgery turned out excellent. Our dog has now fully recovered. Of course, that isn't always guaranteed, but I would trust Dr. Kaiman with my dog without question.

    I have had positive experiences with Veterinary Referral Associates in the past, which makes…read morewriting this review especially disappointing. Unfortunately, our experience there when we said goodbye to our 13-year-old cat, Sparky, was very different. Sparky had been seriously ill and under the care of our regular veterinarian for months. We knew his diagnosis, had tried treatment, and watched his condition continue to worsen. Despite Cerenia, he was still having severe vomiting, and his chemotherapy medication had become extremely stressful for him. On a Sunday morning, we made the heartbreaking decision that it was time to let him go rather than make him suffer until our regular vet reopened. The receptionist was kind and compassionate. Unfortunately, what followed made an already devastating morning much harder. The veterinary technician came in twice to question us about Sparky's history, his treatment, whether we had considered hospitalization, and why we had decided on euthanasia. We explained that he had been under ongoing veterinary care for months and that this was not a sudden or casual decision. At one point we were told, "You can't change your mind. This is permanent." We knew that. We had loved Sparky for 13 years, and we were already heartbroken. The veterinarian then came in and also initially seemed judgmental about our decision. Once we were able to fully explain Sparky's history, how long we had been treating him, how poorly he was doing, and why we felt continued treatment was no longer in his best interest, the veterinarian became much more compassionate and understanding. I appreciated that shift, but by that point I already felt as though we had been repeatedly asked to defend one of the hardest decisions we had ever made. I completely understand that a hospital has a responsibility to ask appropriate questions and confirm informed consent. What I did not expect was to feel as though we had to prove we had done enough for him. I cried through most of the visit, and instead of feeling supported, I left questioning whether we had done the right thing. We waited roughly an hour and a half before the euthanasia process began, and Sparky was taken away from us for most of that time. Knowing that so much of the limited time we had left with him was spent separated from him is especially painful. Once the euthanasia process began, it was handled gently and respectfully. What stayed with me afterward was the guilt. I barely slept that night. The next day I called our regular veterinarian, who had been treating Sparky and knew his history. She reassured me that we had made the appropriate decision and explained that his continued severe vomiting despite medication was a sign that his disease was progressing and that there was very little more that could reasonably have been done. I hope VRA reviews how end-of-life cases are handled. Ask the necessary questions, but also recognize when grieving owners have already spent months trying to help the animal they love and are now making an extraordinarily painful decision. We needed compassion while saying goodbye to Sparky. For much of the visit, we felt judged instead.

    PetSmart

    PetSmart

    (117 reviews)

    Always have a good experience at PetSmart. I like going to this location because it's close to my…read morehouse and it's very convenient on this day. I decided to go to PetSmart to get my dog some toys, food treats, and also a lifejacket for swimming. T The associates were very friendly. They are very helpful. We're trying to find the correct lifejacket for his size. Thankfully, we were able to find one that fit perfectly. Also, they are very helpful with help me decide on a different type of food for him because now he's allergic to chicken so I want to find a good dog food that was able to nourish. But also something that he would enjoy of course in PetSmart at the ambience is always good. It was very clean very organized and overall was a great time. I'm very glad they were able to help me anywhere very friendly and willing to go over and beyond to make sure I was satisfied

    I had a terrible experience with PetSmart Grooming and absolutely do NOT recommend this service…read more I took my dog in for a haircut and I completely understood that, depending on his coat, it might be necessary to shave him. That was never the issue. What I do NOT understand is why I was charged an additional $40 for "dematting" when there is absolutely no evidence that any actual dematting was done. His coat was simply shaved, apparently without any attempt to carefully work through or remove the mats. When I asked about the extra charge in person, the staff could not give me any real explanation beyond basically pointing to the invoice and telling me to pay it. I also contacted customer service by email, and the experience has been just as awful. I still haven't received a proper response, and we're now going into the third week. So I paid extra for a service that I don't believe was actually performed, received no reasonable explanation, and then couldn't even get a response from customer service. I will absolutely NOT be coming back to PetSmart Grooming. I'm taking my dog to Petco from now on. Save yourself the frustration and your money.

    The Barking Cat Pet Store - petservices - Updated October 2026

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