Pet Services & Stores in Wake Forest, NC

Breeders Choice Grooming Shop is run and run by Robin McKeithan. We have been in business at the same location for over twenty years. We have a tiny team so we get to know each of our four-legged customers individually, that way we can better care for their special requirements. We provide all breed cat and dog grooming, pet provides, flea and tick control.

Able Dog is a bonded and fully insured pet sitting and dog training service in Wake Forest, NC. We are members of the Wake Forest Chamber of Commerce as well as the Association of Pet Dog Trainers and the National Association of Professional Pet Sitters. We keep contact information for other sitters and trainers in the Raleigh area. Good pet owners deserve a vacation!

Our Mission: At Paws At Play, we aim to supply the best quality of service for your pet while they are in our care. Our facility has been specially designed to supply an interactive and caring environment to reduce stress and reinforce socialization with your pet during their stay.

Anything But Elephants is an expert, in-home pet sitting service providing you a safe, low-cost alternative to boarding your family pets. We love and respect animals, so we understand the standard of quality you desire and will aim to exceed your expectations. Anything But Elephants is a proud member of the National Association of Professional Pet Sitters.

We're available for services Monday-Friday from 8-5, and evening hours with confirmation. We will begin accepting major Credit Cards in the near future. Here at Ruff Cuts, we provide you and your pet stress free quality grooming with the ultimate hassle free convenience. Your pet will have complete one on one time with Michael Miller - our certified and very experienced groomer.

Everyone at Wake Forest Animal Hospital loves what they do and it shows. Walk through our doors and you will see what we mean. Our facilty includes an in-house surgical care unit, grooming department, covered outdoor exercise area and a separate cat ward. But what is most important is the standard of care that you can expect.