Best "luxury" thing I have ever done lol…read more They come once per week and scan the yard. They collect your dog's waste, scoop it and haul it off. It's $13/dog/week and goes up slightly for additional dogs. For $52/month, it is so worth it. No mess for you or having to throw it in your trash can to stink for a week, yuck. Check them out :)

I have been using First Coast Scoopers for about 3 years now and am very pleased with their…read moreservice. The staff is friendly, dog loving and prompt! The communication with these guys is great and they always do a fabulous job!

Terrible experience. I read these other reviews and it seems like at one point in the past this was…read morea good option but not now. My two dogs came home covered in fleas(they've never had fleas in their life), rashes, and one has an open sore between her toes. I could also tell they had been kenneled extensively because the kennel bed reeked of urine. To top it off, when I asked for a picture of my dog I was ignored, which should have been a clue. My dogs treats , food, and harness were not returned. When I asked for the harness it took 5 days to get it back. I really wish I hadn't left my dog with Shalik.

He left the area without asking for his taking my puppy with him and I had to pay another trainer…read morefor the same work.

Everything went well! Adam was our tech today. He communicated before he arrived. He communicated…read morewhen he was finished. He was very personable in his text and his personality was amazing very friendly. I would give him a 10 out of 10.

Jason did a great job. he was very quick and timely and gave us a heads up about arriving.read more

This place was scary. I was desperately looking for a place to board my pet. The owner was not…read morefriendly. My dog did not seem to like the owner as he was being yanked back by his leash. The owner would not allow me to see the accommodations to ensure my pup would be safe. It just seemed like he wanted the dog and for me to get out. Additionally, the place was so hot. I can't imagine a dog or human being comfortable in that muggy, stinky heat. I instantly changed my mind, took my pet back and left. Do not recommend at all.

I think my dog Max has found a place where he feels at home, and safe! Tom the owner is very hands…read moreon, and takes an active role in the day to day managing of the facility. I got a tour of the place on my first visit. It was clean, spacious and safe. I saw pictures of Max playing and having fun with the other dogs so I felt at ease knowing he was okay. There is a large in door room that the dogs can play in when it's cold, and there is a shaded canopy outside for them when it's hot. I wish Tom the best, I hope Pawstars grows into a successful business where he can hire more staff to accommodate the growth. You can tell when you visit, that Tom works really hard to make the dogs and people feel welcome. It's not about selling fancy food and accessories it's about the dogs.

Patrick and his assistant came to my home and did the best job with my very scared and hard to calm…read moredog of 11 lbs of fear. She needed a cut so bad and he did a great job despite the challenge. I will forever be grateful . I was unable to handle her anymore due to a severe car accident . She had never been with a stranger. I would continue using him but unfortunately he can no longer come to the beaches . It broke both our hearts . I highly recommend him he is skilled and highly capable especially with anxious animals . Five S

Excellent communication. Honored the schedule, and left the workspace immaculate. The groomer has…read moreexperience training dogs and he offered a few suggestions for helping this one feel safe again. The groomer was very patient and gentle. Highly recommended, especially for withdrawn and neglected dogs that need patient and gentle care.

Super friendly staff. They treat my dogs so well. I watch them on the camera giving my dogs pets…read more Highly recommended.

I will echo what a prior reviewer stated and say that this place used to be great when it first…read moreopened. I'm really not sure what happened... but we will not be taking our dogs back here again. We will also make sure to let folks know that they should look elsewhere for day camp and boarding needs. If you're considering giving them your patronage, read this first. To give a little context, one of our dogs is anxious and chews their crate pads. What has occurred in the past is we get home and less than 12 hours later our anxious chewer pukes up handfuls of HARD plastic. They get crated during 12-2p for 'cleaning' so they turn the cameras off and we've been unable to catch this negligence in action. We've called and tried to figure out what's happening in respect to this issue, multiple times, since it's a recurring issue. Most recently we had to board them a couple nights and when we picked up the dogs, lo and behold the same issue (see pic). We had to board them from Friday to Monday 7-19-21, the picture is from Tuesday 7-20-21. While we appreciated the responsiveness, they completely deflected blame. Yes, they apologized but proceeded to tell us that it's "new staff" and "we have to remind them every time" just like "if they were our toddlers." Since this was not the first, second, or third time this happened we had assumed this was an action that should've occurred already. A last final follow up on the occurrence from Tuesday was a text saying they decided they were removing the crate pads. See pic of text. We have given them too many chances and that's on us. We had to take them in during the day Thursday 7-22-21 due to construction on the house. We were fooled into thinking they would remedy the situation immediately. Cue me waking up at 5:30a to take out the anxious pup so she can puke up. What was it? You guessed it, black hard plastic crate pieces. Which could cause some major health problems, and endangers her health. We have seen the staff completely ignoring the dogs, texting instead of paying attention, and have had them come home smelling like they were stuck in a room with too many dogs and no cleaning. We kept going back thinking these were all flukes. The owner was right, we DO need to treat them more like our toddlers because we should have NEVER have gone back. We have been too trusting and listened to words instead of letting the actions of the people who "love them like they were [their] own" speak for themselves. Maybe the franchise is OK but this location is not. A final note: I just spoke with a manager who took a look at their file for me and confirmed it did indeed have a note re: specific dog not being able to be crated during lunch. The date on this note: MAY 20, 2020.

Love All Paws and would highly recommend to anyone that needs a trustworthy place to leave their…read morepets while out of town or just for the day. Sherry and staff are wonderful with the animals.

I started taking my dog here shortly after they opened and he loves it. I was working a 24 hour…read moreshift and I could leave him at home so I did a tour of the facility and he has been going ever since. When I changed to a 40 hour week I switched to daycare and he goes everyday. He gets so excited when we are getting close and can't wait to get inside. Very clean, staff is great and they take the dog out to play numerous times a day. He even pouts when we pass by and don't stop. I just left him there for 11 days when I went on vacation and am so thankful that I have All Paws to take him to. I've seen numerous pet boarding facilities and this one is the best all around.

Super Job. They really live up to their name. Used a lot of patience and love to turn my little…read moreShitzu/Maltese who was looking and acting like a Gremlin in the sweet little Gizmo that he is. Will definitely return next month and the month after. g

Last week, I went in to ask about the services offered, and specifically asked about their…read moreexperience grooming Huskies. I was promised "from nose to toes" for the one price. I was assured our dogs would be thoroughly brushed, Ferminated, ears cleaned, anal glands expressed, nails trimmed, the hair on their paws and legs trimmed, and that they would be completely dry before pick up. After a day of grooming, our two dogs came home still damp and covered in loose hair. They did NOT smell good. In addition, neither dog had their nails trimmed and the hair on their paws was not touched. When I called to ask why their feet had been neglected (as my husband picked them up) the young man who answered said "they [the dogs] were coming at me" and "became defensive." Our dogs are 9 and 7 and have never once returned from any groomers (including PetSmart) with a similar report. I was so frustrated, I didn't ask about the disappointing condition of their coats. We were excited to think we'd found a great place to bring our dogs for grooming, but the search continues.