We have been using Camp Bow Wow for a couple of months now (Katy & The Woodlands Locations). What I…read morelove about this place is the convenience. I can just show up and drop off my dog without calling lol. The check in process is super quick and simple. I am able to drop off my dog without having to rush to work. I enjoy watching the cameras throughout the day to see how much fun he is having with the other dogs. When he gets home he is super tired from all the playing. People laugh when I say I bring my dog to daycare, but hey it works for us.

Is not the greatest quality, people who work there are just spraying the dogs and not letting dogs…read morebe dogs (play around) My pit continues to get skin irritation from here so I'm not sure what cleaning supplies they use or if it's pet friendly

We are new to Texas and have tried 4 other daycares before deciding Camp Bow Wow was the one!…read more PROS: Clean facility Friendly staff Lobby smells good and my boy always smells good when I pick him up User friendly mobile app Always has space for him/appt not required. Love the enrichment options and different theme days Daycare package options Reasonably priced bath/grooming options Air conditioning** Main reason in choosing them is the other daycares set a 'nap time' and had my boy crated. He's free range! He would cry when I'd take him to the others and run out as soon as I picked him up.

Please reconsider before bringing your pet here…read more Since the change in management, the quality and standards of care have noticeably declined. In the past, pets could freely enjoy time outside to socialize and play with others while waiting for grooming or pickup--no special request was needed. Now, however, it seems you must explicitly ask for your pet to be let outside, or they're kept in crates for extended periods, sometimes from 9:30 AM until almost 5:00 PM. For pets with high anxiety, like our doodle who struggles with being confined to small spaces, this is distressing and far from the previous standard of care. Additionally, we encountered communication issues. When we hadn't received a call about our dog's pickup and the day was nearing close, we tried calling for an update but received no answer. We also noticed that grooming quality has diminished, with grooming services seeming rushed and lacking attention to detail. The cut our pet received was much shorter than requested and poorly executed. These new policies, combined with increased prices and limited staffing, have led us to seek alternative care options. We urge other pet owners to carefully consider their options as well.

My sweet labradoodle Milo attends doggie daycare as well as gets groomed and boarded here. He loves…read moregoing and loves the staff. He plays hard and comes home exhausted. I do wish they would have extra staff working when there are a lot of people/dogs waiting in the lobby. And it is a bit pricey

If I could give a negative rating I would. I picked up my…read moredog on 3/21/25, only to be greeted with the question, "Has anyone called you?" That was the first red flag--I had received no call, no warning. Dennis then showed me photos of a bite wound they had attempted to clean up. When my dog came out, I was horrified--he had a large puncture wound on his leg that wrapped around his side, and they were unable to stop the bleeding. They offered me a wrap and assured me I wouldn't be charged for the day. But honestly, why would I be? It was clear he wasn't being properly watched. I asked what happened. Their response? They didn't know. They only noticed when they saw blood on the floor. So no one heard him yelp? No one saw what happened? I requested to review the video footage and was told they would check and get back to me. It has now been five days, and I have received no calls, no emails--nothing. Not even a simple check-in on my dog's condition. In the meantime, I took my dog to the vet, where I learned the situation was even worse than they claimed. He wasn't just bitten once--he was bitten twice. They completely missed a second wound. My dog has barely been able to walk or eat since. His wound had to be drained, and he was prescribed pain medication and antibiotics because his white blood cell count was alarmingly high. I stopped by on Monday evening for answers, but Dennis, the manager, wasn't there. I requested a callback, but unsurprisingly, no one has reached out. Please, do not trust these people with your dog. Learn from my horrible experience. It's now clear that staff are often not in the rooms supervising the dogs, leaving them vulnerable. They don't care about your pet's well-being, and their complete lack of accountability proves it.

I moved to Houston in2015, completely new to the area and needed to find a pet sitter for the first…read moretime ever. I have 3 dogs, a Doberman, a Jack/Westin and a Chihuahua mix and boarding my dogs was no longer an option due to the stress of moving and being separated for a time. Bow Wow Pet Service was a Godsend! Anne and Steve are such wonderful people and they treated my fur babies as their own. Being able to rely on someone you can trust with your beloved pets made my move and my time in Houston so much better because I could rely on Bow Wow. Their dedication and devotion to caring for animals is simply amazing!! Unfortunately I have since relocated from Houston, but will always be grateful for their support!

Anne takes pride in her business and cares deeply for each of her pets. I've used her for several…read moreyears and she is always dependable. She was amazing with my older, special needs dog and now she is equally as attentive with my new, high energy pup. I trust her completely to ensure the safety and comfort of my four-pawed buddy.

Found this place on Yelp (duh!) when I was looking to switch from another boarding facility that I…read morehave been taking my furbaby to for the last 4-5yrs. Their interview process was so professional; talked me through everything upfront so I knew what to expect. Facility: very clean! My dog never comes home "stinky" even after a few days of boarding and all-day play. Also appreciate the ability to check on my doggy via the live feed cameras. Staff: so far everyone I've interacted with has been very nice. I was a helicopter mom the first time I boarded my baby with them and, in addition to stalking the live camera feed (I have no shame), Devin was patient with me when I called and gave me a play by play on how my dog was doing. Summary: Camp Bow Wow for the win.

We LOVE this place!! Cameron and his crew are amazing!! We have a 5 month old Cavapoo and she…read moreloves going there!! I recommend this place to everyone with a fur baby!!

Dogs always have a lot of fun at CBW. My German Shepard has a blast and always sleeps well after…read morebeing at daycare there.

I have been taking Ponyo, my (now) eight month old puppy to Camp Bow Wow for around four months…read morenow. I was worried initially on how she would do given her young age at the time especially in a new environment. However, for a high energy pup she is, she seems to have acclimated very well! The whole purpose I got her into daycare was to watch her while I was in the office and you tire her out - which Camp Bow Wow definitely does. This daycare has live webcam access to the yard so you can jump in and watch all the dogs play. Sometimes, I'll get lucky and watch Ponyo conduct interviews now! The staff will also feed lunch/dinner if you bring them food for daycare days. The staff is very friendly and extremely gentle with the dogs. They display the utmost professionalism and also share tidbits/stories of Ponyo's day every so often which warms my heart!

Coldspring grooming is the best in the area! They take such good care of our dogs. Our older dog…read morehad anxiety at the groomer but she handles him so well

First time going to Coldspring Grooming... My Pomeranian,…read moreFeeFee, loved it! She said it was the best spa day ever! She has a beautiful haircut and smells so pretty. She is so happy, she has already booked her next trip! If you live in the area or have a second home here, we highly recommend Coldspring Grooming.

Safety concerns, I boarded my dogs as I always do at Urban Tails. This time the service was…read moredefinitely bad and unsafe. Let me explain When we first dropped off, we were told the cameras we always used to watched our dogs while at daycare were broken and no indication to be fixed. Today, I went to pick them up, the glass door was broken and learned that someone had broken into the building last night and nobody stays overnight with the dogs. Didn't get a report of their stay either. Definitely won't be back.

WARNING! ** URBAN TAILS PET RESORT KILLED OUR DOG!! ** It is…read morevery difficult for us to write this review, but I'm hoping it will give us some closer and peace for our Beloved Marley Girl. While our dog "Marley" was at the groomer getting simple nail trim and bath, we received a phone call from Urban Tails stating that there was an "accident". We rushed to the groomer to find out the worst news. Our beloved Marley was dead. The groomer stated she brought Marley to the back room and place Marley in a bath tub and placed her on a choke collar. After the groomer was done giving Marley a bath, the groomer stated: "...Marley jumped out of the tub and broke her neck... it all happened so quickly, it was an accident.." At first, I was sympathetic to the situation, but as i demanded to see the video footage, I was denied viewing any video footage because the owner of Urban Tails stated: ".. it's too graphic to watch.." We left Urban Tails with our sweet Marley's body wrapped in a cold wet towel. Our lawyer also requested to view the video footage. This is when we found out the TRUTH. After the groomer finished rinsing Marley, the groomer proceeded to leave the room leaving Marley soaking wet, attached to the choke holder and alone in the tub. Approx 1 min later, Marley began to look around. Then she jumped out of the tub with the choke collar still attached. Marley then began to struggle for her life, gasping for air and trying to reach for anything to help her breath. She could not touch the ground. She struggled for 8 WHOLE MINUTES according to the video footage. Her body went limb at 9 minutes. Marley was found hanging by the choke collar outside of the tub by a different groomer at 11 minutes. 11 minutes have passed since the original groomer left the room. Her body was unresponsive and Marley was dead. The original story given to us by the groomer was a complete lie. This was NO accident!! This was complete and utter NEGLIGENCE!! Marley did not die instantly as the groomer stated. Our poor Marley struggled for her life and suffered a senseless death. We feel tremendous guilt for trusting our family member with Urban Tails. We should have never brought her there. If you love your pet as much as we do, please please please DO NOT bring your pet to Urban Tails. Nothing on earth will bring beloved Marley back to us. But we hope to inform others to learn from our tragedy. The groomer should have never left her unattended and the use of choke collars should only be used by properly trained groomers or omitted from grooming / bathing techniques completely. The heartache of losing a loved one in such a sudden tragic manner is overwhelmingly difficult. Please DO NOT bring your pet to Urban Tails!! In solidarity - Marley's parents