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My dog always had a wonderful experience here at both daycare and boarding, except for last summer…read morewhen somebody recorded at check-in that he needed twice as much food as he was supposed to be getting, and then called me when I was out of the country and said he wasn't eating, which was unnecessarily alarming because they were giving him double portions... But more than that, I know they let go some employees recently who had been there a very long time, and who were the most experienced on staff, and I no longer feel that they can care for my dog with my full trust given that he has had some physical challenges this summer with surgery and has limited mobility. Newer employees might not understand that big dogs and little dogs shouldn't be in the same play area, and that dogs like dachshunds and corgis with long backs should go only on the lower levels of crates when they rotate them in and out of playing because they might jump out and hurt themselves otherwise. I hope that they can get their act together and return to being the wonderful daycare that they used to be. I do appreciate that when I told them about my dog's physical challenges and asked for a refund on his daycare package they granted it immediately.

Seattle Canine Club

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I've used this place a few times now, mostly for bathing and pedicure, but recently had them take…read morecare of my dog for a few days while I was away on vacation. On my return trip via Snoqualmie Pass, I got unexpectedly delayed by a traffic jam, which put my arrival time after their closing time. I was stressing, thinking they would charge me for an extra day, but I called them and explained to my delay, and they agreed to meet me up to a half hour after closing time. I did so and got my dog back :) nice of them to accommodate. Note that they do require kennel cough inoculation, plus a poop sample, before they will accept your dog for boarding.

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Our cat recently passed and the care and compassion shown by Dr. Chavez and the staff was amazing…read more It was a sudden illness and we had to go to an emergency veterinarian where she passed, but the ER contacted Dr. Chavez and Dr. Chavez gave us a personal condolences call. Also everyone on staff wrote a very nice comment in the sympathy card they sent. We had been going to The Family Pet for 14 years and have always had excellent thoughtful care.

This is one of the worst experiences I've had as a customer to any service…read more I have a 4 month old puppy and our first experience, several week ago was fine. We had a doctor evaluation and a vaccination. It went well though I was kept in waiting for a long time -- but didn't think much of it. A second follow up appointment was this morning, 3 weeks later. I come in, my puppy is calm and relaxed. We had just spent the weekend with new people and a new dog (our parents) and he did just fine: no barking, no fear, no issues whatsoever. He's never had any negative reaction to anybody or any other dog. The assistant comes out while I was waiting and quickly takes the puppy out of my arms and rushes him into the back room. I ask if they need me to help or anything (since he's a puppy and this is all new to him!!). They said, "no, they aren't allowed." I ask why I was present the last time they vaccinated him, and they said, "Oh that was a doctors appointment." This was news to me -- that I wouldn't be able to sit next to him during it. This is surprising since I'm allowed to be next to my human child when he's vaccinated! So, I sit in the waiting room, and soon enough I hear crying and a yelp. The crying and yelping increase in loudness... it starts getting bad. Fascinatingly, her priority was to charge me while my dog was yelping (so I'm going through the motions of paying for the visit, which is very hard to do while listening to your puppy cry). I ask the front desk if they need me to help. She goes in the back to ask. An assistant comes out and explains to me that they haven't even started the shot yet and that the dog is trying to bite them. I tell them he's just a puppy and is probably terrified. The doctor (presumably) comes out and explains to me that they're trying to put a MUZZLE on the dog and that "I won't put my staff in danger." When I reminder he it's a puppy and that he was fine the last time I was in and that maybe he just needs me to be there to calm him down -- she explains to me that the dog will need socialization and that he's dangerous. And that "maybe I should find a different place." It blows my mind that she thought my tiny little 5.7 lb puppy was DANGEROUS! She says, "well maybe we can try with you but the second he opens his mouth we're done." At this point, I've had an enough and tell her I'm going to find somewhere else. This was beyond frustrating. I'm a NEW puppy owner -- never had one before. I'm trying my best -- as far as I can tell, my puppy is fine. We have people coming to the house all the time. He meets with other dogs just fine. He's non-reactive on walks (absolutely NOT reactive). He's already house trained! He knows tons of commands already having only had him for 3 weeks -- "sit", "crate", "water", "outside", and we even trained him to push a button (we're trying to teach him buttons for words). The issue is the dog simply was terrified and they made it far worse by forcing him -- and trying to PUT A MUZZLE ON HIM. He's never seen a muzzle in his life... of course he's going to freak out. This was traumatizing to both me and my puppy. This place SUCKS.

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