Megan is great with all of my dogs. I dont feel rushed to pick them up & they always look great…read morewhen she is done. Her prices are very reasonable compared to many others.

Our groomer is the best on the beach! Carol moved her shop from 8th ave south in surfside to join…read moreBubbles and Fluff in Joes Plaza. Carol has been doing all our dogs for so long! She truly cares about her clients and their furbabies! She is like family and so thankful to have such an amazing groomer! Call Carol at 843-839-3030 if you want your furbaby to be pampered!!

Fenway loves going there. He has such a good time and gets excited when I tell him he is going to K9read more

Our pup Calli always looks forward to her stay. The staff is wonderful and the atmosphere is always…read morepositive.

This review is written to address an incident involving one of the cat adoption counselors, Audrey…read moreBoggs, which took place at the Grand Strand Humane Society. The behavior exhibited by Ms. Boggs toward an elderly couple looking to adopt a kitten is deeply concerning and, frankly, unacceptable for a professional representing an organization dedicated to animal welfare and community service. The couple in question had recently lost their beloved senior cat, a black and white tuxedo they had cared for over 18 years. This cat had diabetes for over a decade, and they diligently administered insulin and provided the highest level of care. They are clearly responsible and compassionate pet owners who wanted to provide a loving home to a new kitten. During the adoption process, they disclosed that they had previously declawed their cats, which they only did due to a serious medical condition. The husband has a heart condition that requires him to take blood thinners, making even minor scratches a potential medical emergency. Despite this legitimate medical concern, Ms. Boggs reacted with hostility. She berated and insulted this couple, treating them with extreme disrespect. She even went as far as to state that she would no longer work with their veterinary clinic--a statement that not only seems inappropriate but also unprofessional, considering the veterinary clinic only performs declawing in special cases where a medical necessity is present. While I fully understand and respect the Grand Strand Humane Society's stance on declawing, there is no justification for treating potential adopters in such a degrading and dismissive manner, particularly an elderly couple who were seeking to provide a loving home to an animal in need. A humane society should foster education and compassion, not judgment and hostility. If Ms. Boggs' conduct is reflective of the organization's values, then it raises serious concerns about how the Grand Strand Humane Society treats its community members no matter how sanctimonious she may feel about her actions. However, if her behavior was an isolated incident, then I trust appropriate corrective measures, such as retraining on professional conduct and customer service, will be taken to ensure this doesn't happen to another customer. I am in no way suggesting or advocating for all owners to declaw their cats--let me make that clear. I just feel this could have been handled in a more professional manner. You can say no without a savior complex. I reached out to the Grand Strand Humane Society directly and they have ignored my correspondence. If you wish to adopt, and not be treated like trash, use another location because this one lacks basic decency.

Very friendly people and well run. Appointments are recommended and they took very good care of my…read moredog. He gets his yearly shots and heartworm tests and medicine there at a fraction of the cost compared to a Vet.

This place definitely doesn't get enough costumer's! They have ice cream with milk or goats milk,…read morehigh quality treats and toys. Pretty much anything you would want to spoil your dog with. The owner is sweet and obviously allows dogs inside. My dog is obsessed with their ice-cream. The blueberry, cheese & pumpkin flavor she's loved so far!

Went here last Friday for our dog's 13th birthday. Our dog has a sensitive stomach so did not try…read morethe ice cream, but bought him a grain free birthday treat since he has wheat allergies. The employees and/or owner I think was there are very nice. Our dog went and sniffed every corner of the store. Before we left as we were checking out the lady that I think is the owner gave our dog a little grain free treat no charge. I highly recommend this place. They also have cat treats. As a former owner of pet business many years ago, it is a hard business. Please support this local business, they are awesome!

Mike Kelly is an absolutely amazing trainer. He trained our 10 week old Shih-Tzu and my husband and…read moremyself. I was a little nervous at first because I did not know he had trained all breeds of dogs. Mike was patient but firm with the 3 of us. Our little Mitzi loved when Mike came with his 2 german shepherds. I would recommend him to anyone, you will not be disappointed. Our little Mitzi loved when he came for her training.

Mike Kelly is an amazing trainer. Highly recommended. Transformed our 1 year old out of control…read moredog (Molly) into a well behaved pet!

We are down in North Myrtle Beach for the winter. I needed to get my little dog groomed and had a…read moremediocre experience at Pet Smart the last two years. Decided to try Dirty Dog Groomers and sooo glad I did. They went over everything with me and took a copy of his rabies info. Only took about an hour and a half and he came out looking FABULOUS and more importantly not traumatized. I will definitely be back before we leave for home.

ALWAYS AN AMAZING EXPERIENCE! We recently moved to NMB. I was worried to find a groomer and self…read moreserve pet wash for our fur family. Well we hit the jackpot!!!!! Such a perfect location, staff and ambience. We use the self wash for our small pet pig and our toy poodle goes to Zara (not sure how to spell her name) to get groomed. She does a beautiful job on our poodle. Even with all the dogs they seem to groom, each time I have been in there it is always clean, well stocked at the self wash stations, clean towels, and friendly faces. I am thankful to have found Dirty Dawg Pet Wash and look forward to each time we go.

I have been using Sea Coast for almost three years now, exclusively. My little white Morkie…read more"Beardsly," now 11, adores the wonderful couple who bathe and groom him with loving care. His tail starts wagging from the moment they pull up. The one time I took him elsewhere since I couldn't get a close appointment - his paw was bleeding and he was traumatized. Sea Coast only from then on.

I recently moved to the area. I have 2 Maltese who need regular grooming. I have been searching for…read morea professional groomer who has the skill to groom them. I finally found Dawn at Sea Coast. She is a professional. I highly recomm

Before I start, THIS IS NOT ABOUT MONEY…read more Pawville has changed, but necessarily for the better. New owners mean new rules, which is fine, but their communication is seriously lacking. After dealing with this place for well over a year, I've learned that you must ask the staff questions (and lots of them) to find out exactly what is included and what isn't when you pay for boarding and/or daycare. That might sound like an obvious statement, and we asked several questions when we first started bringing our dog here based on previous experiences. But when customers deal with a business for a while, they get used to the service. So, when the business decides to make some pretty significant changes to that service, is a customer being unreasonable for asking those changes to be communicated the next time they call in? According to Pawville, the answer is YES. My issue was that boarded dogs get barely any playtime now unless you pay extra. I didn't know this when we took him in. I only found out when I was picking him up because I overheard another customer discussing the same issue with the front desk associate. I'll add that we have no problem paying the extra fee. My issue is that this was not communicated to me, and as a result, our dog ended up being locked away in a room with little playtime for three days. When I talked to the manager later (Kat), she stated that daycare had been included previously with boarding because she was trying to keep customers. This is why I thought it was included in our fee. Then, she apologized and offered two free half-days of daycare. That would have been great if she hadn't followed up her apology by repeatedly insinuating it was my fault for not reading their website closely enough (we called to make the reservation, so we didn't see anything they posted at the front desk) I checked, and they do mention the change on the homepage. However, they don't explain how little "complimentary playtime" actually is. To save you the effort, I'll tell you: 15-30 minutes a day. For a business that probably relies on repeat customers, Pawville's business strategy is pretty lousy. They have lots of 5-star reviews--for now--but if this is how they operate, that will change.

Please consider passing this place up. While they have signs plastered on to their building at the…read moreentrance that they were the top dog kennel in 2020 and 2021 that is a load of BS. Initially I needed a replacement kennel when I came down for vacation and I called the local vet in Pawleys Island & whoever answered the phone told me to consider going to Benji's bed and breakfast where they ripped me off. They have quite a scheme going in there and I truly believe the elderly owner is a bit off and so is her assistant and the rest of the workers. The rest of the workers I suspect are afraid of her. The owner states in her business statement here on Yelp that she was a psychiatric nurse and do you know what she did? She went right up in my face and was screaming at me and I was afraid she was going to strike me! There was not enough causation for her to do what she did and I ended up calling the police and filing a report for my safety. They quote you a price and then they change it when you go to pick your dogs up. The change is dramatic and then they sit there and act like they never said thus and such! My credit card was grabbed off of me by her assistant and quickly charged as I'm standing there trying to plead my case that this was not the price I was told. So, they have their money, my bank is in on it for fraud, and the Better Business Bureau in that area knows all about them. I think it's time for the owner to retire. I am really and truly trying to be understanding and nice by warning others and the dangerous monetary game they are playing! Can't say I didn't try to warn you all out there! Oh, and by the way when I called the veterinarian back to let them know what happened to me down there, the girl that answered the phone said well we think something strange is going on over there for some time now and I'm going to find out who told you to go there from our boarding area and I'm going to alert all the rest of the staff. She was very apologetic and genuine.