PAWS Dog Daycare

I felt I should update my review. After our phenomenal first experience, the second and third (which will be our last) were not as great. Second time there was some unevenness of the cut particularly on top of the head but I managed to fix it enough Timor have to bring him back. The last time there was so much unevenness all over that I felt I had no choice but to take home back. There was so improvement but you could see the areas even more clearly as time went on. So we are back to our original groomer. Just have to make sure we book well ahead.

Great location and easy to get an appointment. I brought my small Pomeranian in for a much needed haircut. The groomer made sure she knew exactly what I wanted before letting me leave and it only took an hour and a half so I knew my pup wasn’t in a kennel waiting for her turn half the day. I was impressed with the cut, especially around her face and ears. Everything was perfectly trimmed and even. It was $ 65 and she trimmed her nails too.
I haven’t used their boarding services but you can see the room full of dogs from the lobby and they’re all together, not in kennels.
If definitely use them again.

Took my dog for a grooming session and am thrilled with the results! The price was around 60 for a full cut/​wash/​nail trim/​ear cleaning etc. they are centrally located and do a great job. There is also a pet pig and rabbit that other Unilocalers have talked about. I like that they carry healthy kibble for pets and the store employees were all very friendly. Will definitely be coming back for dog food/​supplies in the future

In towards the later half of 2012, Miki started getting bored. She’d been spoiled by having someone at the house during the day more often than in the past, and when that stopped she acted out a bit.
In an effort to find a solution, I decided to take her to daycare every Wednesday as a way to break up the week. I tried another location but Miki didn’t seem to enjoy it and I wasn’t overly impressed so I tried Pawsitively Natural since I’d heard about them through the organization Miki & I volunteer with.
She’s much happier here and I have much more trust in the employees and owner overall. They really get to know your dog and give personalized attention as much as possible. I also like when I sneak a peek of Miki on their Facebook page when they post pictures. Generally, there’s some story to share with me at the end of the day when I pick her up, whether it’s that she had fun rolling in the snow (shocker… not ;) or played with a new dog that day.
I can’t speak for the training aspect but could recommend this as a daycare to anyone.

Eric and his gang are wonderful with the dogs. The place is quiet and clean. My Buddy loves to play and go for the walks. His favorite day was the bath and groom. I highly recomend pawsitively natural daycare for your pooch.

Eric is excellent with the dogs. So are the other staff members. Love bringing my lil guy here! The dogs all get along and play with each other all day!

I have had the pleasure of working with Eric (the owner) and his team at Pawsitively Natural Dog Daycare for a couple of pet photography related sessions. I am amazed every time I walk into the store by how clean and tidy it is and how well looked-​after the dogs are. It’s incredible to see how happy and quiet the dogs are, even when there are 20 or more of them in the daycare. Eric has a gift for working with dogs and they love him in return.

*drum roll please* These guys have been open for a month and a half at this location. Being that it’s Christmas, and I’ll be heading home to visit my pooch soon (she lives with my mom), I figured I’d pop in to buy her a present and check these guys out.
The clerk was a friendly fellow and quite helpful in suggesting some items I might want to buy Tetris (yes, that is the name of my dog). The selection of toys and accessories isn’t big, but there’s enough and the prices are quite reasonable. I settled on the most gigantic bone I think her or I will have ever seen, and for only $ 12.99. We’re both going to be pretty happy about that. So happy in fact that I bought her a few more toys.
The side to Pawsitively Natural that you don’t see from the street is the doggy daycare. Right now they can accommodate about 20 dogs. But get this, there’s a basement. And it’s currently being developed to accommodate even more. You can peak in the window to the daycare through a bone shaped cutout in the wall from the store. No cages in there, just some happy puppies, toys and a couch. I’m tempted to kidnap Tetris just so she can come down to doggie daycare.
PS: Your dog’s first day is free :).