I can't say enough amazing things about Zack and Zack's Pack K9! I'm truly blown away by the…read moretransformation in my dog and the trust we've built together. We're now fully off leash, confident, and connected in a way I never thought possible. My dog has struggled with reactivity, and Zack gave me clear tools, structure, and confidence to help him. We now have a daily routine that fulfills him both mentally and physically, and I'm starting to feel like the calm, consistent leader he needs. The entire process was smooth and supportive -- starting with a phone consultation, an in-person evaluation, then a board-and-train program with weekly training sessions and follow-up sessions afterward. Zack is encouraging, patient, and genuinely cares about helping both you and your dog succeed. If you're looking for lasting results and a stronger bond with your dog, I can't recommend Zack's Pack K9 enough! When I get another dog, I am 100% getting them trained with Zack's Pack K9. If you're thinking about getting your dog trained - DO IT! It is the most incredible feeling to have a trained dog in sync with you!

Zack's passion for dog training is contagious!…read more It used to be so stressful taking our dog for walks because we'd constantly be on guard about other dogs. Our sweet boy would totally stop listening to us, would pull so hard on the leash and charge other dogs walking near us. It came to the point where we didn't even want to walk him anymore. Zach fixed all of that and we are so thankful that we can now enjoy our dog walks without the fear of him being aggressive or pulling hard while we're walking him. I never thought I'd say that we now enjoy walking and taking our dog places. Our dog still doesn't really like other dogs, but at least we can enjoy time with him away from our house. He just ignores any near by dogs and focuses on us, which is amazing. Zack's Pack also helped us with our dog's resource guarding! When we first brought our dog home from the shelter he would charge our cat whenever his favorite toy was around. Such a relief to not have to worry about our dog attacking our cat anymore! Zack also donates many training hours helping rescued shelter dogs become more adoptable. He will even help you pick the best dog for your family! Highly recommend!

A Cautionary Experience - Please Visit Before You Commit…read more ["Dog recovering after eating toxic material at boarding facility" In the news, January 2025. See image in post for link] I rarely leave critical reviews, but as a devoted pet parent, I feel a responsibility to share my experience at Puppy Manor in hopes it helps others make an informed decision. While I was initially drawn in by the promise of open land and splash pads, what I observed in reality was quite different. Yes, there is a splash pad--but I also saw multiple dogs standing on a large, dry asphalt area as the afternoon heat began rising. I expressed concern and was reassured the staff wets the ground as it gets hotter. Still, it was concerning, especially in Florida's climate. There's also a significant grassy area where dogs play, which sounds ideal--until you're pulling burrs, burdock seeds, and foxtails out of your dog's fur every day. While I want my dog to have fun like anyone else's, I also believe daycare should be both safe and reasonably maintained. There was no sign that the dogs' time in muddy, debris-filled fields was limited, nor any clear effort to improve the space. Despite being told the facility was "under renovation," I saw little evidence of actual improvements. The outdoor drop-off and pickup has a very industrial and dated look to it. On one visit, I waited with another dog owner for nearly five minutes or longer--no one was at the front, and no one responded to us. We knocked on doors with no luck. Only after the other owner called the facility's phone number did a staff member (Vince) appear and tell us she (he) had been making dinner. Meanwhile, we knew the dogs were crated and ready to go--there is simply no excuse for no one being available to release pets to their owners. That experience alone left a lasting impression. The staff dynamic is inconsistent. Brianna, while sweet, often seemed distracted and disconnected in conversation. Vince, on the other hand, was kind, helpful, and clearly loves the animals in her care. I truly appreciated the adorable photos she sent me--it made me feel, at least for a moment, that my pup was happy and being looked after. The pictures were so cute. But even with those thoughtful touches, my gut just didn't feel right the longer I continued bringing my dog there. I never felt fully at ease leaving my dog here, and to me, that says everything. It reminded me of the uneasy feeling you get when leaving your child somewhere you're not fully confident in. I've taken my dog to several daycares across Tampa Bay and beyond--this one gave me the least peace of mind. Before enrolling, I strongly recommend stopping by unannounced, outside of the 1:00-3:00 PM "nap time." Ask yourself: are the dogs lounging calmly in the advertised "acres of land" with attentive staff, or is a single person sitting in a chair watching over ten or more dogs? My observations leaned heavily toward the latter. Also, be sure to ask detailed questions about pricing. While Puppy Manor does not offer grooming services, they charge $30 for a very basic bath--no brushing or extras. Even with that option, I still found myself bathing my dog almost every day because of how dirty she came home. Their prices are not significantly lower than other, far better-kept facilities. I even reinjured my back twice just trying to wash and rinse my medium-haired dog after daycare. She sleeps in bed with me, and I simply couldn't bring her in the house in the condition she was in after pickup. I truly admire pet parents who don't mind muddy paws on their carpets or furniture--but for me, home is a place of comfort and cleanliness. While I absolutely know she's a dog, I still expect her to come home somewhat clean. Lastly, I encourage potential clients to view online reviews and photos with a healthy dose of skepticism. My direct experience didn't align with what I saw online, and it made me question whether the glowing reviews were from verified pet owners. Puppy Manor looks nothing like the curated images on Google. If you love your pet as much as I do mine, I sincerely recommend exploring other options. Cost matters--but so does cleanliness, communication, and the peace of knowing your dog is truly cared for.

Beware of having your dog here for day care or boarding. I trusted the team to care for my dog but…read moreshe was placed in a kennel with FRP that has a toxic material in it that is potentially deadly if ingested. The boards were hung inside the kennel where my dog or any dog could chew it. My dog unfortunately did chew the last night of her stay and became more and more lethargic during the day after ingesting this material in the night. The manager on duty the morning she sustained her injuries assured me she would call me if her condition changed or worsened. She did not call me and had said she was off at 1 pm. I called just after 1 pm and she informed me that our beautiful and sweet girl was lethargic, tongue swollen and hanging out of her mouth and that she was unable to get her tongue in her mouth, it was so swollen. She did not call me or alert me in anyway that her condition deteriorated and so severely. I asked her, Jessie, to take her immediately to the Gandy Pet Hospital and she did not. She told me it probably was nothing serious and not to worry about it. I called, texted and literally begged her to take her to Gandy Pet hospital a couple blocks from Puppy Manor. She did not- she never did- told me she was off and to contact the other manager. It was over four hours later that Heather took Elsa, our husky, to Gandy Pet Hospital and then was almost immediately transferred to VEG on Dale Mabry. I was flying back to Tampa and was told my girl may or may not make it before I arrived back on my flight. Fortunately, she did survive and she was almost dead when I arrived. I was told by the doctors she had severe ulcers in her mouth and she was likely not going to survive. They worked so well with here, life saving measures and transferred her to Fetch Intensive care hospital in Brandon. The doctors here kept saying this was not from chewing plastic- they she had some kind of chemical poisoning or electrocution from her injuries and state. I kept asking questions of the regional manager and then learned about the styrene toxic and poisonous chemical in her Kennel which is what she chewed. The Veterinarian was able to treat her and she had a very long, lengthy and costly recovery of over $16,000. I have all the itemized receipts I can post here. The owner paid $4000 and waved her $1800 boarding fee- leaving me with the balance - just over $10,000 and a very sick girl which was not guaranteed to survive. She did survive and it was a very long healing process with nine medications per day for about a week, feeding her through a feeding tube that was placed in her neck, through her esophagus and into her stomach. The FRP boards with styrene in them are no longer hanging in the kennels and I would not trust this location to care for your dog. The agreement they claim I signed, even though there is no signature on it- maximum to pay for a dog $500 or the cost of a dog. Very disturbing and I am blessed to still have my precious girl, Elsa.

I've used Unleashed Tampa Bay twice so far and will continue to use them for pet sitting! Terry…read moredoes such a fantastic job of taking care of my dog, Sampson, when I'm out of town. I think he secretly wishes for me to leave so Terry can come over and take him on walks. I love getting email updates and pictures after every single visit so I know that he's doing okay. At your meet and greet they'll provide you with a lock box, which makes it super easy since you don't have to worry about leaving the key out or getting the key back once you return. Booking is a breeze- everything is online! You select what kind of service you want and what time slots you need and you're done. You also create a profile with specific instructions for your pet- feeding times, walk schedules, where food is located, etc. I can't recommend Unleashed Tampa Bay or Terry more!

I've found a new company (Soho Hound) and I now see why it didn't work with anyone else. Unleashed…read moreis very disorganized, they don't train their employees: my dogs and the walker got locked out of the house...they had to call a locksmith and bought the wrong colored lock for the door-such a mess! One day, we got a message saying the dogs received all of their medications...we freaked bc we never told them to give our dogs medications! Then they back pedaled and said they did not give our dogs meds, they were confused with other dogs. What?! I also requested the time to be no later than 11:30/12...many times they came at 1pm, a couple times at 1:30. I go to work at 7am so this was a huge problem and I didn't really appreciate being lied to. I felt like they didn't respect me and my love for my dogs. Bad vibes all around. I don't recommend this company at all.

Mike schnauzer is being taken care of by the best Groomer who I have lots of love Kristian,and the…read morestaff was fantastic Stacy and Sarah.

3 stars because I don't have a ton of experience here. Just my view from my 2 days…read more Very friendly staff. Lots of big dogs coming and going. They don't allow a tour of their facility. Service enrollment, shot verifications and required auto payments are on completed online. Just proving my limited experience/information only. No shade. I was denied service for my 20 lbs dog 4-hrs into a 6-hr evaluation due to his behavioral issues when in new environments. He takes a couple of days to learn a new routine and warm up to multiple people at one time as he's done in previous facilities in other states. They are a fast paced facility & constantly move dogs between 3 different areas (indoor & outdoor and then into individual rooms for breaks during the day). Seemed like a great place from the surface. Closed door environment to pet owners was just a tad bit concerning especially when their aren't any play area cameras for customers to view.

I have been working with SoHo Hound for the last 4.5 years and have been very happy with the…read morecompany and walkers. They are responsive and take excellent care of our pups. They give good and regular updates and each walker genuinely cares for our pups. SoHo Hound also worked with us to let our pups participate in our wedding day! Highly recommend.

Amanda & Lalka have been incredible since day one of caring for our cat, Sunday. With each visit we…read moreget a TON of photos and updates on what the visit entailed. We look forward to working with them for as long as we remain in South Tampa and would recommend them to anyone with a dog/cat they love!

I have always had dog"s in my life with no problems with training them. I recently acquired 2…read moreSheepadoodle pups. Brother and sister. These pups were hellions. First trainer said this was puppy play. Needless , I did not know the term littermate syndrome. These dogs would play and escalate into fighting. They would gang up on my other dog. I tried everything I knew to correct the behavior. After months of research on dog trainers. I came across Paws unleashed academy. I did a consultation with Raymond who knew exactly what I was talking about. I felt comfortable letting my dogs go to Raymond's academy for 5 weeks. This was the last resort otherwise one would have to be rehomed. Which would have been devastating for me, since I was already in loved with them. Raymond and his team did a tremendous job with training these pups. They came back as well mannered and behave dogs. The kind of dog you want them to be, I cannot thank Raymond and his team for all the efforts and hard work they did for my dogs. I am forever grateful. Now,the work begins for me . To continue what they have been taught by Raymond and team. The team set up my dogs for success. It is my duty and desire to see my dogs continue to grow and be the best dogs in the future. This will always be a work in progress. Thank you to Paws Unleashed.

From the owner: Unleashing Potential offers personalized dog training that uses positive reinforcement to create a…read morejoyful and well-behaved canine companion. This approach not only improves the quality of life for the dog, but also allows owners to enjoy their pets and take them on adventures. By fostering community learning, we aim to build confident dogs and empowered owners.

Our girl Karma became so ill so quickly with no support from her regular vet. We chose this place…read morebecause we were able to stay with her throughout everything. This means so much to us. We had never let our girl stay at home alone ever. If we went, she went. She was our daughter, still is. It was time for immediate action. I knew her numbers were not good and we walked in greeted and sorted to the absolute fullest by every member of the staff. They brought us and our girl back immediately. Dr Moses knew she couldn't stand and picked her up without hesitation to weigh her. They drew blood and started IV access right away. I told Dr Moses I needed to know every option available because if I could save her, we would do anything. I said I need honesty in every aspect, no matter the outcome. Her bloodwork came back after they had settled us into a private room with our girl, Karma. I saw the numbers she had in her hand. She didn't even need to explain. I had no idea how our amazing baby held on so long. She did it for us to be ready. My husband said he would never put our girl down and was adamant about it since we found her. There is something about Dr Moses that is real, raw, and beautiful. You could feel her energy and her sorrow for us without having to speak. I've never seen my husband understand so quickly what needed to be done. I told him it's painless. Dr Moses stepped in and explained it beautifully. She told us to take as much time as we needed and to push the button when we were ready. No rushing. A beautiful time spent with our baby telling her she was the greatest thing to ever happen to us. That she fought so hard. She taught us so many life lessons. That love is god mode. I told my husband we needed to act somewhat quickly before any seizures could begin. We pressed the button and she came right in with the medications and told us we can stay right where we were on the floor with our girl. She worked around us and so quickly our baby was no longer suffering. I thought this would be the moment I shattered, my husband would lose his mind. We didn't. She was sleeping, but gone. I felt her looking at us from the door giving us the biggest blanket of love we have ever felt. She told us to take as much time as we needed. Literally. Throughout this process, every single member of the team from the front of the house, techs, and our angel sent Dr Moses all spoke calm and could feel our pain and honestly they felt it too. They all said they were so sorry and offered any kind of relief. I work CVICU. I see a lot of death and we try to become almost cold towards it but we still feel every single death. VEG ER in South Tampa is filled with empaths. Burnout is real. My husband and I are so thankful and grateful for every single member of the team. Dr Moses, there is something so beautiful inside of you. I don't know if you had trauma as a child. I feel you need to know you are seen. You are loved. You are cherished. We will be forever grateful for your honesty, your compassion, your sense of empathy towards our situation. You now hold such a huge part of our souls. We are eternally grateful for what you do. We have broken down a few times just knowing Karma is no longer here in physical form but as soon as we got to the car to leave, we heard her adorable "heyyy" that she used to do when she was always the happiest. We came home and heard her distinct footsteps. We are better than ok thanks to you Dr Moses. Please know you are so valuable and appreciated. I am happy you chose to become a vet. We would never be ok without your support. Karma is at peace, so we can be too. You are the absolute best and we are eternally grateful for you. To add: she was just about to turn 16

I brought my 14-year-old dog to VEG because he was experiencing sudden and significant neurological…read moresymptoms. This was an extremely emotional and frightening situation because he had been part of my family for nearly 14 years, and from the beginning I did not feel that my experience with Dr. Lawrence was handled with the level of compassion, communication, or respect that the situation deserved. One of my first concerns was that I did not feel a very detailed history was obtained regarding what had been happening with him. When the nurse later reviewed the recommended testing, one of the tests was a CBC. I understood why Dr. Lawrence recommended it. She wanted to see whether there was an elevation in the white blood cell count that could potentially indicate infection. However, there were no other signs at the time that suggested he had an infection, and his presentation was primarily neurological. Based on what was happening, I did not feel that a CBC was necessary for the immediate issue we were dealing with. I fully understand that veterinarians want to rule things out and that diagnostic testing can provide additional information. My issue was not that the test was offered. My issue was how I was treated when I declined it. As a pet owner, you should be able to decline a test, whether because you do not believe it is necessary, because you cannot afford every test being offered, or because you simply want to understand what other options are available. That decision should be met with understanding, education, and alternatives. Instead, after I declined the CBC, the nurse went and got Dr. Lawrence, and when she returned I felt that her attitude toward me was aggressive and confrontational. The interaction gave me the impression that if I did not agree to the exact plan she wanted, there were no other options. It felt very much like, "You need to do this my way or there is nothing else we can do." That is not how someone should be treated while trying to make difficult medical and financial decisions for a critically ill pet. Not everyone has thousands of dollars available for emergency veterinary care or hundreds of dollars to spend on every diagnostic test that is recommended. Owners should be told what a test is looking for, how important it is to the immediate plan of care, what the limitations are if they decline it, and what other reasonable options may exist. They should not be made to feel guilty, difficult, or irresponsible for asking questions or declining something. Another issue was how the plan of care was communicated. Instead of having that conversation privately with me in the room, parts of the discussion took place in an open area where other people could hear. I was already extremely emotional watching my dog deteriorate and trying to process the possibility that he could pass at any time. Having those discussions in an open setting did not feel appropriate or compassionate. Throughout the experience, I also felt that my questions were dismissed or treated as though they were insignificant. I work in the medical field, so I naturally had questions about his symptoms, the reasoning behind certain tests, and what the possible next steps were. I expected a respectful conversation. Instead, I repeatedly felt talked down to and treated as though questioning the plan was a problem. My dog was ultimately transferred to BluePearl and seen by Dr. Lucas, who is also an ER veterinarian. The difference in the overall experience was vast. Dr. Lucas was compassionate, thorough, respectful of my privacy, and very aware of how emotional and overwhelmed I was. She explained the situation clearly, gave me multiple options for how we could proceed, and made sure I understood what each option could and could not tell us. Most importantly, I wasn't spoken to in a condescending manner for asking questions, declining something, or considering cost. I felt informed and supported rather than pressured. I do not know how long Dr. Lawrence has been practicing, and I do not want to make assumptions about her level of experience. However, I sincerely hope she works on her bedside manner and on how she communicates with families during extremely emotional situations. Pets are family members. When someone is sitting there watching an animal they have loved for nearly 14 years decline in front of them, they should be treated with compassion, patience, dignity, and respect. Owners should also be treated with understanding when they have concerns about testing, finances, or different treatment options. There was also an issue with the billing. I was provided an estimate where the higher amount appeared to account for up to a 12-hour stay. My dog did not remain there for the full 12 hours because he was transferred, yet I was still billed that amount. Based on how I was treated during one of the most devastating moments I have experienced as a pet owner, I would NEVER return to Veg for my animal's care.

We had to put to our beloved pet.And they were very kind and very accommodating. Highly recommendread more

Amazing staff, great service and they clearly love what they do. They always treat my dog with…read moreexcellent care.

Amazing clinic! I went there last minute and they took me in with no issues. Piper was amazing and…read morehelped a lot! I would definitely recommend.

I had such a wonderful experience at Bayshore Animal Clinic with my 2.5-year-old golden retriever,…read moreSunny. I was able to book the last same-day appointment online for 4:30pm, but thanks to Tampa traffic, I arrived at 4:46. Even though it was past the 15-minute grace period, the front desk team -- especially Megan -- reassured me they would still happily see Sunny. That grace and understanding alone meant so much. They also offered complimentary beverages, and the apple juice I grabbed genuinely helped me calm down after the hectic drive and worry about missing the appointment. Sunny was being seen for a possible ear infection, and Christina, our vet tech, was absolutely wonderful. She listened carefully to all my concerns, explained the next steps clearly, and provided a detailed estimate before any treatment. She treated Sunny with so much kindness, giving her plenty of treats and pets to keep her comfortable during the exam. Dr. Adair Duvall was equally fantastic. She walked me through treatment options, reviewed some dental treats and an ear solution I had previously bought on Amazon, and gave thoughtful recommendations for products that are actually proven to be more effective. Her expertise and patience were incredible. At checkout, Sunny was treated to a complimentary puppuccino, which absolutely made her day! And the next morning, Thay from the office called to check in on how she was doing, which was such a thoughtful touch. The care, kindness, professionalism, and grace we received here made me officially switch Bayshore Animal Clinic to Sunny's primary vet. I can't recommend them highly enough. We're so grateful for everyone -- Dr. Duvall, Christina, Megan, and Thay -- for making what could have been a stressful visit such a paw-sitivd experience.

Joni does an amazing job grooming my dog! Great service and prices!! She does book up fast so make…read moresure you call ahead!

My schnauzer loves this place and so do I. All very nice people and my dog always leaves looking…read morelike a show doggy lol!