Our two dogs have never looked better. They provide extra services other groomers don't offer…read more Highly recommend the de-shedding treatment for dogs that shed. It's reduced 80% of our dog's shedding. Love that the dogs aren't crated.

In town temporarily and they took great care of our senior poodle. Would use again. Great price too.read more

My dogs seemed to enjoyed their experience. They were clean when I picked them up, to me that…read moremeans they were taken outside enough to meet their needs. Their staff were very friendly and helpful.

Did a beautiful grooming job on my dachshund. Will use them again. Also plan to do a few daily drop…read moreins.

What more could you ask for!?!? A self service pet wash station. It's so easy, walk in, add…read morequarters and wash your pet like you'd wash your car. For as long as you'd like or little as you'd like. It has all the shampoos you need including de-skunk and oatmeal for conditioning. The sprayer is perfect and it has a spot to link your pup so they can't run. It's expensive to get your pet groomed in Abilene and even when you do go to make the appointment, you'll be waiting for a week maybe three. Not anymore!! Pay $6 to get 12 minutes of tub time and get your pet washed and dried the way you want it done. If you need more time, add quarters just like you would a car wash. I think it's such a great idea and for as many colleges and college students with pets, they can't afford $40-80 grooming fees. They are just looking for a spot to clean their pup and their own bathtub is an awful messy job. Now we all have the option, college student or not, to get our pet cleaned without breaking the bank. I am so grateful to have found this spot! It's a game changer for me, for sure!!!! Keep em clean, my fellow pawrents!! MLA

I brought my furbaby, Paisley, in the other day and we had a blast. Quiet, well-stocked and she was…read morefluffy and smelled good afterwards. Highly recommend!

I am very impressed with the Taylor Jones Humane Society. I recently went there to get a new…read morekitten. The kitten I picked out already had all it's shots and had been spayed. The price was $75. I think that's a heck of a deal! They also gave me some food, a few cat toys, and a blanket. At this moment, they are completely overloaded with dogs and cats. I would certainly like to see more people come adopt an animal. if you are in need of a doggy or kitty companion, this is certainly the place to come!

Only open 9 hours out of the week. Was told to bring our animal back there, if we ever decided to…read morepart from our dog. After having two children since we initially adopted our dog, we have decided it would be easier to return her so that she can find a home that can be there for her more than my wife and I can. However, they are always closed. Adding more hours of operation would be better for the animals AND people looking to rescue any of the animals. The ladies there are very nice, although every kennel was caked in mess and filth. Currently posting on Facebook market for adoption.

I love this vet!! I have had more pet problems in the last 6 months than I've ever had, like one…read morething after another which has been nerve wracking and scary, but the Frontier staff have all been compassionate, knowledgeable, and very communicative. I used to work in the vet med industry so it's REALLY difficult turning my pets over to strangers when I used to have such a heavy hand in their vet care, but the Frontier staff quickly became a solid part of my support system and I am so grateful to have found them. They are affordable and practice good medicine, and I trust them to care for my dogs and cat! Very thankful for all of them.

Dr. Andrew Houser was kind, listened with interest, was genuinely caring, and used his expertise to…read moreunderstand address my cat's issues.

I have a four year old 80 lb poodle mix. I live in Houston and had him groomed at Lad's and…read moreLassie's while in Abilene visiting my parents. My mom regularly takes her poodles here for grooming services. This was hands down the best and most affordable full service groom my dog has ever received. He even looked more confident after the groom.

Took a disabled person's money and didn't do anything. I…read morejust moved to the Abilene area. I am disabled and have a Service Dog that assists me in my everyday activities. Therefore, I MUST have her bathed, dipped and nails trimmed (with a grinder) in order to take her into public places. For example, resteraunts. Can't take a Service Dog into an eating establishment smelling and scratching. After picking up my dog I noticed that she had not been bathed, dipped, nails done nothing. I will be calling them today.

Great service! I have been boarding and training here since 2007 and they go above and beyond for…read morecustomer service! Owners live on site so your dogs aren't left unattended during in-climate weather! Reasonably priced.

I went to Key City Vet because I was told Dr Williams is particularly good with cats. That is as…read moremay be, but her human interaction skills are wildly lacking.  The decision to trust Key City will be one I regret for the rest of my life. I went to Dr Williams with my aged cat Jenny.  I adopt older cats because they usually have a harder time finding homes.  Unfortunately, this means they pass away a lot quicker.  I am no stranger to euthanasia.  I had already lost one cat 3 weeks prior to bringing Jenny to Dr Williams.  Each loss rips my heart out. When it was decided that Jenny needed euthanasia, I questioned why they would take her away from me as I have been present with all my cats at their final moments.  It is the worst possible thing in my experience, but it is what I consider a solemn duty: to be with them as they leave this world.  Her demeanor immediately changed and she snapped at me: she would take Jenny away because she would be performing intracardiac injection euthanasia on her and "most people don't want to see that." I was bewildered.  It is at this moment I should have taken Jenny and gone to someone who would have shown me some compassion - ANY compassion - in a situation that was agonizing to me.  Dr Williams could have calmly and gently explained to me that "heart stick" - when performed on a deeply sedated or comatose animal - is not the barbaric, inhumane process I might be imagining.  But no, her choice to snap at me made me immediately fear what was about to happen.  I requested they attempt to establish a catheter to try to administer the fatal medication through a vein.  I only requested this because it is what I was familiar with. Throughout the course of what was easily the worst thing that has happened to me in recent memory, Dr Williams continued to be snide, rude, sarcastic and abrupt.  Though my husband and I had four wonderful years with Jenny, when I try to remember the good times now... all I can remember is the doctor being hateful to me that last horrible day. Please, absolutely proceed with seeing Key City for routine care, but if you are facing the impending heartbreak of euthanasia for your beloved pet: think about what happened to my sweet Jenny and myself.  I would not wish my experience on my worst enemy.

This place is horrible they have absolutely no concern for your pet it's a race to see how much…read moremoney they can get out of you. Please beware of Dr Williams she will charge you for unnecessary costs and Dr Lewis is well aware of her Shady business practices. Please take your babies somewhere else.