Grace Animal Hospital

Nice daycare!

Grace animal hospital has everything you could possibly need for your puppy. Daycare, boarding, grooming and veterinarian (they will even come and pick your pup up for appointments). We have used every service and have always been happy. We have a goldendoodle, a groomer’s nightmare :) and they do a great job (not once have they shaved him down to a bald little puppy).
The staff is great and make us feel like our dog is part of their family. Love, love, love Grace Animal hospital. Thank you so much for taking care of Fozzie!!!

Grace provides excellent service. Dr. Williams is knowledgeable and trustworthy and the staff are sweet and caring. The office is always clean and the food retail area is well organized. Our dogs love to visit the office! They get lots of hugs and pets from the staff, which clearly makes them feel very special. We live nearby and they will actually try to pull us in the direction of Grace when we’re out on walks! We occasionally use the daycare service for our high energy dog, and he loves it! We’ve used the boarding service on a few occasions and the dogs have consistently come home clean and calm. The veterinary care is excellent. One of our dogs requires frequent visits, and I always feel that she is receiving the best care possible! Highly recommended!

Used this place for BOARDING ONLY, but they were fantastic. Spectacularly clean and great service.
THANK YOU!

Cute place and good products. Vet seems to be nice and prices are reasonable

Getting a dog is a huge decision. Finding a great vet/​animal hospital you trust is even harder. My co-​worker referred me to Grace’s and I decided to give it a try and send my dog there for a weekend when I had to go out of town. I walked in on a Friday and the staff was incredibly friendly. I tried to play it cool like «oh whatever, it’s just a dog, he will be fine for the weekend», but yeah, I was totally freaking out. They showed me around, explained the schedule for the dogs, and made me feel comfortable. Their facility was nice and clean, so I walked out of there a little less worried.
Fast forward to Monday. I go to pick up my dog and they walk him out with all of his stuff and he’s as happy as can be! Ever since then, I bring my dog to Grace’s for doggie daycare, overnight boarding and anytime he needs to see the vet (who is great, by the way). They do nail trimming, shots, baths, whatever… and best of all, they can do it all while you’re at work and when the dog is having fun in daycare! This is key for anyone who works and can’t just take off in the middle of the day.
Now, when I look at my pooch and say «Want to go to Grace’s?» He freaks out and runs to the door. They must be doing something right!

Love that Grace is right behind our condo down town! So convenient and such friendly staff! Our pup was exhausted after spending the day at their Doggie Day Care and we have heard nothing but great things from our neighbors who send their dogs there. They also took great care of our pup when he got sick and we rely on them to clip our pup s’s little toe nails. My only complaint is the higher prices than we are used to paying, but I understand bc they have such a convenient location down town. We are lucky to have Grace so close for any and all of our pets needs!

Epi, my Jack Russell «terror» mix is a patient of the hospital and goes to daycare there each week. She LOVES it. The staff is so kind and knowledgable and staff members give trustworthy advice. The daycare and medical areas are clean and the prices for care are reasonable. The vet believes in conservative care. Additionally, the hospital is affiliated with the Streetdog Foundation so It’s nice to see the folks there taking care of the Foundation and support that effort too.

I’ve learned that I am not a dog person. Really, I’m not an animal person. It’s not that i don’t like animals. It’s that I’m selfish, and lazy, and (apparently) extremely self-​aware of my faults. Yea, your fur all over the house is endearing and I love how you slob all over the place after you drink water, and it just tickles me pink when you chew up my size 15 $ 300 shoes. I can deal with all that. What I don’t like about animals is that they depend on me for everything: food, water, shelter. I’m a firm believer in contributing to the household, and if you don’t cook, clean, and make money, I don’t want you living with me. My girlfriend, however, has a slightly different outlook on life. Here’s an excerpt from the conversation I had with her regarding the adoption process:
Her: Do you like dogs?
Me: I like dogs. Maybe even love dogs. But dogs are like kids: they are more fun when you can return them to their owners.
Her: Well, I’m thinking about adopting one.
Me: …that’s great?
Her: Ok, i found the one I want.
Me: –_​–
Her: I put your name and your number on her collar, too.
Me: @#%!$%
Her: What did you say?
Me: I said «yea!»
Since she doesn’t live with me, and I’m not foolish enough to believe that the phrase «I’m putting my foot down» actually means anything, I just rolled with it. What she failed to tell me, however, is that her mom feels the same way I do. Which means when we left for the holidays, we had to find a place to kennel the dog. I don’t know how she settled on Grace Animal Hospital, but I’m glad she did.
Once you step inside the hospital, you’ll notice how extremely clean the place is. There is no stench and you don’t have to worry about stepping in puddles of unknown substances. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly. And my girlfriend’s dog seems to genuinely enjoy the experience whenever she goes. As an added bonus, the staff will bath and groom your dog during the duration of the boarding if you so desire.
If I had to have a dog, I’m glad it’s Curie. And I’m glad that she has Grace Animal Hospital.