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Petco

3735 E Castro Valley Blvd
Castro Valley, CA 94552 510-886-4466

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This location have friendly as staff taking care of my corgi - Oct 22, 2024

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Pawsitive Karma

2821 Castro Valley Blvd
Castro Valley, CA 94546 510-886-4729

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All staffs at Pawsitive are friendly and provide assessment and advice on my... - Jun 15, 2020

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Classy Canine

2602 Castro Valley Blvd
Castro Valley, CA 94546 510-583-7297

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My only complaint is that the cost of the grooming service as increased 34.4%... - Oct 26, 2022

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Claudia's Coifferle Le Petite

19593 Center St
Castro Valley, CA 94546 510-537-1700

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Grove Way Veterinary Hospital

2423 Grove Way
Castro Valley, CA 94546 510-581-6629

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The staff is very attentive. They have safety precautions in place. The office... - May 20, 2021

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As with choosing a doctor for a human, while you can’t assess all aspects of a veterinarian’s technical skills and expertise, you can judge many factors central to good medical care for your pet.

Because many health problems are subtle and easily overlooked, you should regularly evaluate your pet’s general health with a nose-to-tail inspection.

To assess the true value of pet insurance, we conducted an in-depth cost/benefit analysis of 12 plans. Visit our "Pet Insurance" section for those results.

Instead of boarding at kennels, many travelers take their pets along for the ride, leave them with friends or family, or hire professional sitters. Each of these options comes with pros and cons.

If you can’t take your furry best friend on vacation with you, you may have to book him or her into a kennel. We provide ratings of local spots, plus advice and ideas on how to make sure you and your pet both have a good experience.

For your pet’s stay to go well, it’s not enough to select a kennel carefully; you also have to prepare your pet properly and then care for it properly after its stay.