Tina's Loving Care Pet Grooming

Andrea, I also had an eerie experience like this. We had been taking our dogs to TLC for years. However, on one occasion after picking our male chihuahua up, he was showing behavioral, cognitive, and physical changes. He appeared sad, confused, and almost disoriented. This was a stark contrast to his usually happy energetic demeanor. We didn’t know what else to think and never had issues there before, but something felt off. We started thinking maybe he was showing signs of dementia and chalked it up to him getting older (10 years old). He was reluctant to put too much weight on his back left leg and after taking him to the vet, learned he was suffering from a slipped disc, which he never had before. Our dog is quite a live wire and energetic, so I thought maybe he strained his back jumpi

I want to preface this review by stating that I have been reluctant to post, but the more time I have had to think on it - the worse I felt. We trusted Tina with our fur babies and now our trust is broken. I do not think we will trust anyone with our dogs ever again. We have been boarding our dogs here for a few years now for one weekend in the fall and have never had any complaints before. The facility is clean, our dogs always whole - if not a little home sick by the time we pick them up. Tina has always seemed a little off, but I chalked it up to social anxiety. As someone who I thought works with animals all day, she probably prefers their company over people. I wouldn’t blame her for it. This year we had a spring event that we needed to board the dogs for and because of the time of

I needed to leave my 13 to lab for 5 days while away. Was concerned he would be comfortable during high heat summertime so really appreciated the indoor /outdoor arrangement with misters. Tina listened to my concerns about his 2 health issues and made me feel comfortable leaving him for the long weekend. She was great!

I would never take my dogs to this place now that Tina has taken over ownership. The original owner put a lot of $$ into this place to design and build "Apartments" for dog boarding and an area for grooming. The place looks great, however when the lease came up for renewal Tina went behind the owner's back and offered the landlord more $$. The landlord went to the original owner and gave her the new rate and she couldn't afford it, so she lost it to Tina. That shows Tina's character and morals. This shows how her "Loving Care" works: I was told that she was in the middle of grooming a dog and had the noose(?) around the dogs head to keep him still while working on his face. The phone rang so she left the dog unattended and he jumped off the table and hung himself. Her phone call must have

Will be the last time l go. Tina's a very poor operator. Set an appointment up 6 weeks back for both dog when entering wheres the shot records oh l forgot ld wished you'd had call, not my job. Then told me to return at noon l got there at 12:10pm let me set in the parking lot for 40 minutes with the sun at high noon 96 degrees with another dog in the car. Then my dr. Called to tell me know l had a blood clot in my leg and report to the emergency room asap. 40 minutes waiting to get my dog. I called her 3 time pleading to give me dog finish or not l had made my mind up that l'd never go back when l left after dropping Buddy off in the morning she rude and very bossy. To tacky for me. Everyone is screwing her you know. Additude.