JB’s Pet Corral

I took my 120lb golden retriever mix in on Tuesday October 7^th, 2014. I was told two times that the cost would be $ 77.00 when I picked Cole up it jumped to $ 92.00, hidden fees, $ 5.00 an hr for brushing his large coat out. Got him home he drank a full bowl of water. After his walk he was laying down I saw that his belly had been shaved, «WHAT!!!», no groomer has every shaved his belly ever. You DON’T shave dogs that have double coats, for #1 dogs with double coats have sensitive skin under the coats and #2 it permanently damages the condition of the coat. I began to think of how they managed to shave my dog under there, what and how were they able to manuever this large breed dog to shave his belly. After I learned this information I looked online for more info about JB’s pets and learned that due to the negligance of staff a dog died in their care. I will never use JB’s again and believe me when I say that if anyone ever asks me I most definitely will share my experience and what I’ve learned.

I agree 100% with the Kane’s review but would love for them to be shut down! Here is the story of what happened to my dad’s dog after going there…
On July 20, my dad took his dog, Bogey, to JB’s for an overnight stay… to be groomed on the 21^st. When it got to be 4pm on the 21^st and my dad hadn’t received a phone call that Bogey was ready, dad called and learned something HORRIBLE.
After grooming Bogey, they took him outside to go to the bathroom. «Outside» consists of a fenced-​in, concrete area in full sun. NO SHADE. NO WATER. The handler who took Bogey outside left him there and came back in, claiming to tell another employee that he was out there and to keep an eye on him.
A full 45 minutes later, they realized that Bogey was still outside. They brought him in and tried to cool him down. Dad was told all of this when he made the call at 4pm. They asked him to wait an hour before picking Bogey up. Dad said no and started to head over. They called back and said they were taking Bogey to the vet. Dad met up with Bogey at the vet’s…who suggested Dad take him to OSU Vet Center in Dublin. Dad immediately did.
They put Bogey on IVs and took many other measures to save his life. On the morning of July 23^rd, vets at OSU informed Dad that Bogey’s kidneys were failing and he was going into renal failure. There was nothing more they could do for him. Dad gave the vets the okay to have Bogey put to sleep.