Easy booking process online. Friendly and helpful staff although they may not be able to return…read moreyour call for 24 hours. Kitty condo kept my Tabs happy and well cared for for 8 days while traveling in the area. Will be perfectly comfortable to return again.

Excellent training…read more My only bugaboo is that they make it impossible to sign up for further classes. I keep being asked to sign in and there is no sign in button. I keep registering my dog for ongoing classes, but am being told that I have to sign in for that Crazy Making Call the Shelter and they do not answer. you will only be able to leave a message. Which results in a game of cross tag. for every hour I wait for a call back, II will deduct a star. And we are starting at three stars.We are not dealing with dogs here, but humans. Dogs are smarter.

I had a very sick cat with renal failure. They tried to persuade me to treat her for awhile but I…read morefelt she was too miserable and put her to sleep. Then I got a kitten from Dakin, and they have taken very good care of her. I like that I can ask lots of questions and they seem to genuinely care for the animals.

The staff at this office are amazing, responsive and patient. A lot of times when people go to the…read morevet they're not happy, stressed about their pet, expecting the worst and hoping for the best. They know we don't always hear what we want to hear and we have to process our emotions. The staff at PVVH seem to understand and attempt to help us process our feelings the best that they can. Unfortunately we tend to lash out due to our feeling overwhelmed. Kudos to them. As for Dr underwood, fortunately she is direct, not always liked for that reason, but there will never be any guesswork on where you or your pet stand! I for one appreciate her honesty and commitment to her animals. We love you Dr Underwood!!! Another one of your happy clients!

I can only speak about my experience with bringing cats to Dr. Brown, and since we don't own a dog…read moreI can only give four stars for this cat-centric review. We've tried a good many of the local small animal vets in upper county, and are so pleased that we finally found Dr. Brown. She is excellent with cats, and communicates well with their owners, in our experience. We have a special-needs cat, and Dr. Brown has only ever given us the very best care and advice for him and our other felines. Highly recommend.

I adore this vet. They understood that my dog is a tough patient and are helpful and able to handle…read morehis loud voice and anxiety. I appreciate their skill and they even iffered to help him get iver his fear with drive by oeanut butter treats whenever we are in the neighborhood.

Finally I have found a fantastic place to board our dog! We just boarded our 2 yr old Cane Corso…read morethere for 9 days and IT WAS FANTASTIC!!! The facilities were awesome, clean, A/C on the inside for the pups, music, great people and a large outdoor place for them to go to do their business and enjoy some outside time. The owners, Teresa & Steve, are such nice, cooperative, easy-going people. Steve really knows a lot about dogs!!!! They made us feel so comfortable leaving Rocco there. I loved them, trusted them, and knew that Rocco was in great hands. Rocco will be going there from now on :) Thanks again Steve & Teresa!!!

My dogs have been going to Tully kennels since pups, and now they are 13 and 12 years old! Tully…read morekennels is reliable, safe and caring. I have never had a problem or concern. Roomy kennels with indoor and outdoor spaces, not crates. Recommend highly.

As the story goes:…read more Once upon a time there was a breeder of Champion Rhodesian Ridgebacks that go by the business name of Shabani, located in northern New Hampshire. A litter of eleven came one day to the said breeder and all the puppies found happy and loving homes, or so was the hope. The largest of these little bundles of joy, standing tall above his litter mates was a leggy, confident young male named Stormageddon. With no big dog experience, a well intentioned airline pilot purchased the young buck and off they went only to find out that special dogs need special training and attention. In the midst of this, there was a court battle a brewing between Stormageddons parents owners. Stormageddons father Johnny, a multiple winner of championships and number seven Rhodesian in the country and Athena, his mother. Athena's keeper's were not of the moral fabrics that should keep fish, let alone championship Ridgebacks but I digress. After a few new attempts at ownerships of this stalwart young lad, a good fit just was not on the radar, yet the court battle raged on for ultimate ownership of Storm ---- un-benonced to his young eyes, his forever home -- a place of safety and stability was now so near. You see young Billy, there is justice in the world. And with the tireless efforts of a few amazing women, the ownership passed to a man from NYC with a older alpha female, a Rhodesian Putt bull mix who adopted young Stormageddon as if he were her own. Now living in a beautiful home in Forest Hills as one big happy family, each with their own room, (but they rather both sleep in mine, on my bed) I shout out from the highest mountain tops --- words of praise and thanks to all of the good ones, the ones who put my loving boys needs first as a living, breathing animal with feelings and emotions and not just an object. With that I say "Cheers" to The Dog House at Working K9 services for their undying desire to help the process along the way and the efforts undertaken to see this harmonious transition take place.

Beyond grateful for this place. I cannot say enough about how Faye and her team brighten the lives…read moreof the dogs who stay at her fabulous "camp." I trust them with my precious companion on every level, from safety to love...I honestly feel bad picking my dog up--and he never looks back when I drop him off...Sad for me, happy for him LOL. Faye and team--you are a treasure!!

I frequently bring my "high anxiety" rescue dog to Tails.. they always do such a great job! I LOVE…read morethat they do walk in nail trims!

Everyone knows how much I'm obsessed with my dog and how much I care for her! I'm not one to…read morecomplain very often about a business... but this one set me over the edge. Most people know doodles are very hard to care for their hair. I absolutely do my best to care for her. Yes, she was matted, and I was okay with shaving her for the summer and keeping her comfortable. Me and my husband dropped her off, and my husband picked her up because I could not. It cost us 200$!! I know my husband paid the bill he didn't know what to do since I wasn't there to back him up on it. Yes, my doodle was matted, and I was aware, and she needed shaved down. They charge way too much for services they charged 50$ for matting, which she was shaved completely down, so they didn't demat her. She is a 25lb mini golden doodle. Her face is all chopped up uneven cut. Her ears are dirty they were never cleaned, and nails are sharp and not buffered, which was included in the service. Also has razor/clipper burns. I left a review on facebook explaining my opinion and experience. The owner, Danielle, blocked me from the Facebook page, After she came up with every excuse in the book for each complaint I had. She also didn't groom my dog. Our groomer stated my dog did great during the grooming, and Daniemle said she didn't and has video footage, which she will not show me. All I asked was for a refund, and I would be gone. She said no refunds, which is nowhere stated on the website or forms. They offered to fix her, but I refused to go back after they botched her. They also removed my review from google. I also posted a photo of Leela previously groomed at another groomer that was done correctly!

I've had Dr. Broady care for all my dogs since 1990. He's competent, caring, and suitably low key…read morewith animals and humans. I love his staff!

Three years ago I gave this place a five star rating. I have since deleted it…read more On Sept. 13th we had a medical emergency with our cat Axl. He dropped to the floor, became paralyzed in the back end and was crying out in pain. It was close to opening time so we were able to get him to SFVH immediately. Upon our arrival we had to wait as he was crying out in pain. We stayed calm and waited until Dr. Broady finished up with a client. We should have been taken right in. Everyone heard our cat crying. He was in a lot of pain. We had gotten the diagnosis he had a stroke. Dr. Broady kept talking to us as our cat was still crying out in pain and then he started panting and the vet tech had to say "Doc what are we going to do for Axl." Like let's get going! He needed to see a Cardiologist so about a week or so later he saw one at SFVH. We were told we'd get to speak with the Cardiologist. That never happened. I had also asked if I could be with our cat as I was worried he'd be scared without me being with him after all he'd been through. I was told no as it was a small room and there wasn't enough room for another person. I was told we would be sent the report by Thursday. It was a bit hectic there and I had questions but I figured I'd ask at a later time. Two days later I received a call in the morning from Dr. Broady asking how Axl was and then he proceeded to tell me that wasn't the reason why he was calling and he started yelling at me and questioning me about something I had nothing to do with and had no knowledge of! After he had his tantrum he hung up on me! I had not received Axl's echo report so on Sunday the 29th I sent an email asking for the report if they had it and I asked some other questions I had regarding Axl's care. On Monday, just before closing I received the report with a letter from Dr. Broady that due to my interactions and behavior with his staff over the last few weeks he would no longer be treating our cats. WHAT?! I asked for specifics as to what he was referring to because I had no clue what caused him to say that. I never got an answer. He left us hanging with a cat that has CHF and a report we don't understand and have questions that never did get answered and more questions after seeing the report. What kind of vet acts like he did and leaves a client with a cat that has CHF hanging with no medical care? He should be ashamed of himself! After this all took place I got to thinking about things. There has never been more dental cleanings and extractions done with our cats since we started going there. Were they really necessary? I'm beginning to think not! Also, how can there be one vet and you're open only four days a week from 8-5 take on new clients all the time or take in "emergencies" from a non client? Perhaps he is loosing patients? Either they leave due to his attitude or he drops them at will when he gets a bug up his butt! Beware of this so called vet with his Jekyll and Hyde attitude. And yes, a complaint has been sent to the MA state licensing board regarding his actions.

Diane is fabulous with all animals. She is a complete pet whisper, even with my spirit cat. Love…read morethe notes she leaves. I 100% trust her.

Diane is fantastic with animals. She comes to our house to take care of our dog. She also has…read moretaken Bailey to the vets when we were unable to. We trust her with our animals, our home and always puts safety first. When she took care of our house while we were on vacation this winter, we came back to the sidewalk being shoveled, plants taken care of, outside lights turned on and our dog completely happy! She has been able to help us on short notice too! We highly recommend Diane's Country Critter Sitter for not only walking and taking care of your pets, but for transporting the furry family for appointments, and taking wonderful care of your home when you are away. Thank you, Dee and Lynn