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Great place, clean and friendly staff. Would recommend ! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Awesome food and price!!

This was the first time going to Vanity Pet with my daughter’s dog, Opie. Linda did an amazing job on him and is one handsome Westie! Plus, it is wonderful to visit sweet Katie!

Sylvia and her family are the BEST! She made our dog actually love being groomed. He leans into the brush and hair dryer now, when he used to try to get away. She really understands dogs and puts them at ease. There is no one else like her.

Excellent service,Cindy is really knowledgable

Leo loves this place

Excellent customer service, owner is prompt and professional.Fence is an awesome idea.

Out of business? Website down and phone disconnected as of Sept 2018

This place is so RIDICULOUSLY over priced, that I actually felt obligated to write a review of warning on here!! Went to purchase a harness & stake for my cat to be able to run around outside. Harness was $20.99 and stake was $19.99. Walked to Global Pet Foods which is literally 10 minutes walk down the street... same harness and stake were $11.99 each... and one further, the dollar store in the same plaza had the exact same stake for $3. So to summarize, Pet Valu wanted to charge me about $41.00 before taxes for the exact same things I bought a 10 minute walk down the street for about $15.00 before taxes. Highway robbery! Will never step foot in there again!!

Retired and does not offer this service any longer!

Took our new rescue for training and couldn't be happier. Clearly these are people that genuinely care about dogs and giving owners the proper tools and training to succeed. We also only buy our raw food exclusively from here.

Master groomer!

Karen is absolutely fantastic! She took pictures of our dog Ariel. She was patient, worked with her to ensure we got the best pictures possible. We are so happy with the way they turned out! Highly recommend Karen for anyone looking for photography. Thanks again Karen.

Okay About three months ago my friend (Rachel Diniz) and I decided to tell the story of my dog, Gryffin, and his visit to Kennel Land. My friend was the first to post a review. I chickened out, for lack of better terms. I can verify, as a family member of Gryffin, that everything she stated was true. A month ago Kennel Land replied to my friend. Saying she wasn't in the records and she had no way of backing up her claims. They're right. I can back up my claims though. If you search for my last name in the records you will find it. Post Gryffin's death we received photos of him. They had what we believe to be a shock collar around his neck (a collar with a big black box attached to it) we were not told about this, let alone asked. Because of this, the rude demeanour in which they replied to Rachel, and the overall injustice of this entire situation. I am now telling this story. The accident that claimed Gryffin's life was not one under his own health. To my knowledge, he did not suffer a heart attack or get an infection. He fell through ice, and presumably drowned, or froze to death. I believe, as many pet owners, that leaving your pet in the hands of a company who claims to provide your dog with an excellent stay means that company should ensure that simple things like basic safety concerns are taken care of. This is not written to be mean or vindictive. It is merely an end to a beginning. I write this to alert others, not to ruin a business. Thank you for reading.

great...

my dog thinks this is "doggy camp" 😉