Sharing a recent experience of ours. We have boarded with this facility in the past. Due to a…read morecancer diagnosis and surgery (with a 6 month plus recovery & treatments), as well as my mother passing 5 months later, we did not board here for almost two years. We had scheduled a few times to board, however, for various reasons, had to cancel. The owner also told us to bring our 2 dogs in for boarding once in a while to keep them familiar with her and the kennel. Spending money to board without need seems irresponsible to us. Last week, I left two messages to schedule boarding for two nights. The owner finally called us back, and we were absolutely stunned of the accusation that our dogs gave other dogs kennel cough more than two years ago when we boarded them. She also accused us of altering vet records, which we find grossly unprofessional, slanderous and out of line. Why would anyone alter vet records? This makes no sense. We have owned many dogs in more than 50 years, mostly rescues, and have NEVER had a kennel cough incident, and our dogs have always been vaccinated with rabies and Bordatella/kennel cough. They also do not go to dog parks nor are they around other dogs unless we bring them to the beach, however, still mostly away from our dogs in order to avoid contagious illnesses. We would never board a dog without the kennel cough vaccine, and most kennels require it, however, this kennel prefers you do not get it or do not get it within a week or so before boarding. Our dogs are 10 years old, have been vaccinated for Bordatella every year of their life as all of our dogs have been, and kennel cough can normally not be spread from dogs that have been vaccinated in the past, and newly vaccinated dogs have a very very slim chance of spreading kennel cough after an initial shot (we spoke to a Vet following this disgusting conversation with the owner). There was never any notification from the owner of this supposed kennel cough incident, and frankly, if dogs next to ours came down with kennel cough, WHY DID SHE NOT NOTIFY US THAT A KENNEL COUGH OUTBREAK HAD HAPPENED AT HER KENNEL DURING OUR BOARDING TIMEFRAME? Very irresponsible if that did happen. She never contacted us. Never mentioned this to us after we had made a few scheduled boarding days. We needed to cancel due to cancer treatment complications, and a dying mother. Our experience was that the owner might be unhappy that we did not board with her in two years. We had no reason nor have taken any vacations or time away to board our dogs anywhere. To be falsely accused of this is concerning. Our dogs always came home smelling so badly, usually with urine on them, and they are very clean dogs. I understand kennels are not always the cleanest places, but one person managing the entire kennel might be overwhelming at this point. We are stunned at this accusation and demeanor of someone we entrusted with our dogs (kids).

Fantastic vet, we've used them for 3 years for vet/grooming/boarding. The staff are awesome, the…read moreservices they provide are top notch, couldn't recommend this place more - completely trust them with my dogs health and wellness.

Extremely satisfied. Horse cat dog and goats. 17 years with Pembroke. Love the staff and doctors…read moretoo.

I recently boarded 13 horses at Bellevue Stables in Bow, NH under the management of Evelyn Cutting…read more and I would like to share my experience after my recent loss of one of them for the benefit of others. When I arrived, three horses were in stalls and the rest were in paddocks full-time at this facility and the ones outside weren't many. I provided detailed instructions regarding each of my horse's medications and supplements--everything was clearly labeled and organized in individual containers for the nine horses that required them. After about 3.5 weeks, I discovered that the horses had not been receiving their medications nor supplements as instructed. When I asked about this, the barn manager responsible told me she was overwhelmed by the influx of horses, and at that time they had also hired a new employee to help her when we moved in. This was concerning, as consistent care is essential to equine health. During my four months at the facility, several health issues arose. One horse developed a persistent cough that required extended treatment. Three horses developed ulcers, and two required a month-long course of Gastrogard as any equine person knows the expense of that medication alone. One horse, Merlin, was eventually referred to New England Equine for severe ulcers. On the day of his episode, I was told he was being monitored from a distance through a window not physically checking on him. When I arrived and saw him in person he was showing signs of distress, and was immediately trailered to New England Equine. Another horse, George, experienced a significant health decline. He has Cushing's and requires daily medication, which I later found out was not administered for several weeks. His ACTH and insulin levels rose dramatically during that time, leading to a critical condition. He has since been re-evaluated by a veterinarian, and his prognosis is uncertain. There were also concerns with cleanliness and paddock maintenance. Some paddocks were routinely cleaned, while others were not. Stalls were not always maintained consistently for example leaving the manure by the stall door until the following day and this was observed more than five times, and I observed a pattern of unequal care. There was no consistency on feeding schedule nor turn in or turn out time. When addressed I was told basically it's her way or the highway. Also in observation continuous construction projects that we were made aware of however many are started, and not finished...tack room, wash rack spaces that are half done, and still not usable to boarders. There is also a very strong presence of rodents, and birds throughout the facility. Both could be physically viewed, and also signs such as feces in tack room, grain storage, aisle ways, corner feed dishes. I also believe this could've been a contributing factor to my horses equine health. There were no signs, or effort in the removal, or treatment of the facility to remove such pests. While I understand that caring for many horses is demanding, I believe that with proper staffing and oversight, these issues might have been avoided. I have been in the horse community for over 25 years and have never previously felt compelled to leave a review like this. Unfortunately, this experience led to over $18,000 in veterinary expenses and significant stress for both myself and my animals. I hope this feedback encourages improvements in care and communication moving forward for future boarders, but also cautions the next boarder to be aware of problems that exist within this facility currently.

Do not take your horse here. These people have zero horse experience, no idea what they're doing,…read moreand don't listen to those who do.

We have been using Sendaishi's boarding services for nearly two decades without incident, and…read more"mostly friendly" service. As someone who once worked at a boarding facility, I keep realistic expectations about how much special attention my dogs are going to get. It is very demanding physical work, especially when they are at capacity. If my dog was seriously incapacitated or needed life-saving meds, I would find a different facility that caters to that. We had Max in their daycare program, which he loved, but after a few visits, he was asked not to come back because he was "leaning" on the staff. He's 150-lbs, and leaning is his love language. Since that's 50-lbs more than the average employee there, I totally get it.

I do not recommend boarding your dogs at Sendaishi. We…read moretrusted Sendaishi with our beloved one-year-old and 3.5-year-old dogs, both of whom are sweethearts, and had a horrible surprise on pickup 3 days later - my one-year-old had a limp from an injury that a couple hours caused her leg to swell up to twice the size her leg should be. The woman at the front desk at pickup (who I believe was the owner) was rude, barely spoke to me other than taking my credit card, and had no reasonable explanation for how my dog got injured - while she stated my older dog nipped at her, the vet told us that it was not consistent with a bite wound after he examined her. My dogs came home smelling so horrible and were so dirty that we had to bathe them before we could give them the cuddles that they clearly had been lacking for their entire stay. Sendaishi's website says they give dogs love and affection during their stay, but ours couldn't stop shaking and clinging to us when we got them back. They also drank what had to be a gallon of water each as soon as we got them into the house. Luckily, we have pet insurance to cover most of the cost of the urgent vet trip, her pain medication, and antibiotics and she's starting to put weight on her injured leg after a few days. Save yourself the trouble, cost, and heartbreak and don't bring your loved fur babies here.

Highly recommend for daycare and boarding! It's the only doggy daycare in the area that has a lot…read moreof outdoor space and indoor space.

From the owner: The White Dog Inn is a full service Puppy Day Care. Our expanse, turf covered, outdoor spaces and…read morefull kitchen make your pet's stay comfortable, fun, and safe. We also provide boarding services.

This store team is GREAT…read more All the groomers are really cautious about their job and do a beautiful job. Our groomer is Carol, and she is simply THE BEST !!!!! She is dedicated to perfection, she do an awesome job on Rusty. She is not just a groomer, is an important part of our family because she also take care of Rusty's health and well-being. THANKS CAROL!!! The store manager... she is a beautiful person!, if you need something just ask her she will find It for you or just ordered if they don't have it on the store, as she did for us and Rusty's biscottis... THE BEST PETCO !

No variety of product in the store. My pet store has pig ears twice the size of the ones I…read morepurchased. At less cost. I also told the cashier twice that I didn't have the same phone number and she was showing great frustration because I had cash. Did not like the experience in this store, and most likely won't be returning

I couldn't be happier with the treatment my Sheltie Max has received from Sarah at Shaggy to Chic…read more We've tried 5+ area salons (including the chain stores) but have never been terribly impressed with the results. None of those other grooms were necessarily BAD, but in comparison to what Max has had twice at Shaggy to Chic, none of them were good, either. Sarah's haircut speaks for itself and is clearly the work of a professionally trained individual. More important to us was being comfortable with leaving Max in someone else's care. The compassion and professionalism at Shaggy to Chic was the most genuine I've seen. My wife and I have nothing but positive things to say about Sarah. Give her a try, you and your dog will be glad you did!

I took my dog Jack there for a little pampering, They were very friendly and professional and had…read morehim looking as handsome as ever in no time. Jack seemed quite happy and refreshed.

Looks like I am the first to review this wonderful business -- which I highly recommend! KT's was…read morevery thorough in their evaluation of our pets' needs during our initial meet and greet. I was concerned that our dog might give them difficulty as he can be aloof with strangers, but he LOVED the sitter and she was great with him. Our cats loved her as well! KT's went above and beyond with photo updates of our pets. We came home to a happy, healthy crew. I will absolutely be using KT's again for our petsitting needs and would not hesitate to reach out to them for other services as well.

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