Rocky and me love this place. I knew after our first visit there, that I would never use any place again!!! Thank to Pet Camp i don't feel so guilty about going away on vacation! ...

When I was in the lobby dropping off my dog I noticed how excited other dogs were to be here. Also the counselors knew the dogs by name. It made it feel very personable and that they really care about the animals. ...

THIS PLACE is TERRIBLE. I WAS A LOYAL FAN IN THE BEGINNING, AFTER I RETURNED FROM A TRIP MY DOGS EYES WERE CLOSED SHUT WITH SLEEP AND MUCUS. I WAS SOOO DISGUSTED, BUT I GAVE PET CAMP ANOTHER TRY. MICHELLE, PROMISED AND PROMISED THIS WAS JUST A MISUNDERSTANDING. THEY PROMISED TO WIPED THE SLEEP OUT MY COCKERS EYES. AGAIN, I PICKED HIM UP AND HIS EYES WERE FILLED WITH MUCUS AND CRUSTED SLEEP. THE LADY AT THE FORNNT DESK HAD TO GO GET A HOT TOWEL TO HELP ME PRY THE CRUST FROM HIS EYES. JOHN, THE MANAGER, TRIED TO TELL ME THAT MY DOSG EYES WERE CLEANED AN HOUR AGO.THEY DON'T TAKE OF YOUR PET IN A WAY, WHICH WARRANTS $45.00 A DAY. YOU GET YOUR DOG BACK SMEELY, COVERED IN URINE, HUNGRY AND THEIR EYES CLOSED SHUT. BASICALLY, YOU ARE PAYING YOUR PET TO BE LOCKED IN A CAGE FOR DAYS WITH MINIMAL CARE. THIS IS COMMON SENSE. PEOPLES PET'S ARE LIKE CHILDREN. ONE WOULD NEVER RETURN A CHILD THAT THEY ARE WATCHING TO THE PARENTS WITH CRUSTED SLEEP IN THEIR EYES, FULL DIAPER AND SNOTTY NOSED. I HOPE.

I wish I had read the review about cats *before* I took my 12yr old cat to Pet Camp! I took my oldest cat for a weekend to Pet Camp and I was shocked by what I found when I went to pick him up three days later. My cat is a gregarious, loving 12 year-old with lots of experience being entrusted to others. After three days at Pet Camp, he had turned into a depressed and highly aggressive animal, almost unrecognizable to me. When he was given back to me, he had urinated all over himself and showed signs of extreme distress. The staff was either unable or unwilling to explain clearly to me why my cat had changed so radically. Since he is used to being handled and has lots of experience being entrusted to others, I can only conclude that something affected him badly while he was at Pet Camp. The cats are kept in very small compartments, facing a blank wall and exposed to intense dog odor and noise. I don't wish that anyone should go through the same experience as I did. Perhaps the place ...

Our little girl Uma loves going to Pet Camp! It's the only kennel she's ever liked. On the way there, when we turn down the street, she starts to get excited! Once we get inside, they recognize her by name on site (even though she only stays a couple times a year) and she doesn't even say goodbye to us, but just trots off happily, wagging her tail.

Uma's a 7 year old pittbull (very sweet), but has been a little dog aggressive (alpha, that she is) in the past. The folks at Pet Camp persuaded us to let her join the older dog play group. She did so well that they put her in a group with her peers. Now she plays all the time, and she's successfully gotten over her bad play habits and plays nicely with other dogs. (Thanks, Pet Camp!)

When she comes home, she's pooped, but really, really happy. An extra added bonus is that Pet Camp is a green business. They've got a huge solar panel array on top of their facility, and I've even heard that they recycle the dog poo for an alternative fuel source!

They get my vote!!!

-Liz Tioupine