Dalton's Cherrywood Kennel

Suzanne

Very unsanitary..especially the cat housing..very dangerous for a kennel considering how it creates a breeding ground for disease. The malpractice is definitely due to the owner, whose treatment of her employees is upsetting.

Bailey L.

Kennelled two dogs for four nights. One came back bleeding from an infection, the other hobbled on three, open and bleeding sores on all paws, and eye sealed shut. After spending $500 on boarding for four days, so far the vet has cost over $600, with more testing and visits coming up. On a daily basis I need to treat numerous ailments including a cut eye, with numerous prescriptions. I called to ask for some sort of good faith agreement on compensation, but only heard that perhaps I bumped my dogs head on the way out, or I should have told them he had sensitive paws. When you have dogs running on gravel and not grass, they will get cut up. I’ve never taken a dog to the vet after a kennel stay in years. They admitted this happened to others as well. The owner is relaxing in Florida, and feels losing my frequent boarding and grooming at her place is better than helping me pay the vet bill.

John Iannotta

God

elizabeth talamantez

Was not satisfied had an emergency and they refused to board my male because he was not neutured .yet they will board a female