WAG-A-LOT Decatur

We absolutely love Wag-a-lot! Our dog has the best time at daycare there, and we have also used their boarding, grooming, and self wash services. Their package options give you a great deal on the services, and we can tell everybody there really loves the pups they work with. They also mix in clicker training throughout the day which really keeps our dog mentally stimulated too. This is also the cleanest facility we have ever taken her to. Could not recommend them more!

If you’re looking for a place where your dog will be loved, well cared for, and treated like family, I cannot recommend them highly enough. We are forever grateful for the care, compassion, and dedication they showed to my brothers dog over the years. No review will ever be enough to express our gratitude and appreciation to Wag A Lot Decatur.

Have no concern for People (black) stuck in The cold. I came to bring my dog to their daycare early, just to get Racially discriminated and judged. I tried Coming early for our appointment, Ending up making The staff run to the back room of their Daycare, All for Trying to Communicate To the Staff to let us In early until our appointment Time Because of the weather.

Absolutely love wag a lot! For grooming and daycare but most recently tried their long term boarding and left my dog for several weeks. My dog requires special care due to his IVDD and all of the team, with a huge shout out to Bodi, took care of him so well and kept me updated on everything. They administered all of his medicines and supplements with ease and he looked to be in great hands upon his return home. The care they will give your babies is unmatched and you will love the team at the decatur wag a lot!

The customer service and grooming are excellent. Unfortunately the prices and services listed on their website are inaccurate and left me with a larger bill i had not budgeted for. They also removed anal glad expression from their Suds Plus bath service, even though it is listed on their website. So not only did they raise there prices you are paying more money for less services!!

the staff was kind enough but definitely could be more informative without being prompted. i took my pup here a few months ago and he did not pass the compatibility day. i was just now prompted to leave a review, which is why im doing it a few months after the fact. when i called to book the compatibility day, i told them he is a 8 month old husky puppy (not a calm dog) and that this was his first time at daycare. they said that’s fine. so the day comes, he’s excited and hyper as ever, they call me 1.5 hours after i drop him off to say that he is not going to pass the compatibility day because he’s playing too rough with a dachshund and that they couldn’t risk him hurting another dog. this is the first time ANYONE told me that the dogs are not separated by size or energy. it’s just a giant room with 40 dogs in there. isn’t this something you should let your FIRST TIME CUSTOMERS know? so i go to pick him up and i ask why no one told me. she said it’s stated on their website. she then told me that their ‘vibe’ is overall pretty calm and that my dog didn’t fit in. i basically left feeling like we were denied by a clique at the high school lunch table. this is not a place for hyper puppies, let me warn you because the staff will not. it really rubs me the wrong way that i felt i was being reprimanded (“we cant risk your dog hurting another dog”) when i was not given all the information up front. i know that my dog would not do well in daycare with free range to smaller dogs, so i would not have taken him here. he’s a giant 75 pound puppy. he plays rough. i don’t understand why the girl at the desk even let him back there when i dropped him off! the whole experience sucked. do better

The employees are always nice there. I always use the self wash station $15. It's cool. Always my #1 location to go too.

After trying a couple other doggie day care options in Decatur, my Great Pyrenees has found her home! Poppy LOVE, LOVE, LOVES Wag-a-Lot and the staff. They treat her like she is their own dog. She stands at the door and waits to go to "school" everyday! Highly recommend to anyone who needs safe, loving and extremely fun place for your pup!

I was so over bathing Tyrone at home because it always turns into a whole mess. I searched for the closest self service dog wash near me and Wag A Lot came up. I checked their pricing and saw it was $15, plus it was only about a 7 minute drive, so I decided to try it out. As soon as we walked in, the staff immediately greeted Tyrone (he's a pug) and me, which I appreciated. They also let me know that since I brought my own shampoo, my total would be $13 instead of $15, which was a nice surprise. The place was really clean, and yes, it smells like dog, but that's kind of expected since it's a doggy daycare and boarding spot. The wash area was solid and did exactly what it needed to do. They had plenty of clean towels, plus shampoo and conditioner available if you need it, and a good assortment of grooming tools. Overall, it was convenient, affordable, and way easier than trying to do this at home.

This review is only for their dog wash station. Chose this place bc for $13 for self wash and includes towel and blow dry, the price cannot be beat. Other dog washes were charging $20(!) To clean the dog yourself! I've been resisting paying to wash my own dog somewhere but the ease of it is worth it to not have to bend and clean up the tub. Also loved that you can adjust the water temperature so it's not like bathing your dog with a hose lol. If you need to use their shampoo the cost as of 2024 is $15.

I've taken multiple pets here over the past 10 years and have usually had good experiences here until recently. I'm not sure if there is new staff or new management or something, but the service has become inept at best. We took our two dogs for grooming and they SCALPED them both. Instructions were for a mini-groom and for the groomer to call to speak with us. We never got a call. Even if we had asked for a buzz this is still a terrible grooming. When my wife picked the dogs up (after paying first and leaving a tip) the dogs were brought out. When my wife told them this was incorrect and she wasn't happy about our golden retriever being shaved against our wishes, the two boys at the counter simply looked at her with blank expressions and told her the manager would be in the next day. My wife was told it said mini groom on the paperwork. My wife had multiple calls with them and they continued to attempt blame her/us for the issue even bringing up that we shaved our dogs on a previous visit years ago. They eventually gave us a refund after too much haggling but no one ever even apologized for the mistake or the blatant rudeness or the complete lack of acceptable customer service levels. PS the manager was never in as we were told they would be and never called to address our concerns. Take a class or read a book on customer service. They just lost a 10 year customer...

I asked them for a mini groom and to have the groomer call me before grooming my dogs to discuss particulars. The groomer did not call, they shaved my dogs BALD and when I asked what happened they called me rude and never apologized or took accountability despite confirming that I asked for a mini groom and to be called. They finally refunded my money after numerous calls with asshole employees. NEVER GO HERE AGAIN.

We've been bringing our dogs here for years and have never had a bad experience. I can't speak to the grooming service, but we do daycare and boarding there several times a year and our dogs LOVE it there. These negative reviews I'm seeing have not been our experience, and from what it looks like, several of the negative reviews are for one instance (family chiming in maybe?). Shout out to Wag Decatur!

The worst experience ever!!!! Completed the online profile for my 5 month old pup to get a groom, received a call that he couldn't get a full groom because he wasn't 6 months old, then received another call that he couldn't get a groom at all because he was unstable but how are other pup babies handled? I was advised to take him to a mobile groomer or get some anxiety meds? After all that a dog wash was 55.00 plus a tip and he peed apparently right when I got there so he needs another bath? Crazy!

Much like other reviewers, my dogs were required to take a new temp test after too much time had passed since their previous one (the first they passed with flying colors). Today, they were failed within less than an hour for being aggressive. My younger dog was clearly feeling stressed being thrown into "gen pop" with dogs of all sizes and given no benefit of the doubt, nor consideration for any distress he might be feeling. For people who advertise their knowledge of dog behavior this illustrates having no understanding of it whatsoever. Additionally while watching the web cams, when the event purportedly happened, I saw one of the attendants throw a French Bulldog across the playspace ON CAMERA. Avoid at all costs.

We had been taking our dog here for a couple of months for boarding and grooming. The boarding has been okay and our dog seemed to enjoy it. However, the grooming service was so bad that it has prompted me to write a review. Our dog was groomed 3 times at the Decatur location. The first time my husband picked him up and wanted to ask some questions of the groomer. He found the groomer to be very dismissive and rude. The next time he was groomed we had no interaction with the groomer, as it happened while he was boarded. No complaints that time, the cut was good. As recommended, we scheduled his next cut 5 weeks out. The tropical storm hit and we had to move the appointment one more week, so he'd be going 6 weeks with no grooming. Didn't see a problem there, as the recommendation was 5 weeks and we were only extending by one. We opted to have him stay for the day as we were both working that day. When we pick him up things seemed fine at first. His cut was shorter than we would have wanted, but overall good. However, our dog's behavior was off. His normally jumpy self was more subdued. When we got at home we noticed he was hiding a lot and whimpering. When I checked on him he was bleeding and raw by the testicles. We did our best to comfort him and treat with neosporin. The next morning I called Wag-a-lot to speak to the groomer. Obviously I wanted to know what happened and how we can help treat our dog. The groomer got on the phone and was dismissive and defensive immediately. He basically blamed us saying that he should go in every 3-5 weeks (again it was rescheduled due to the storm and we got him from a shelter in terrible shape with tons of mats and he never came back bleeding from a groomer) and that this is why he doesn't recommend the dogs play after the grooming session. Which if that was a recommendation it should be communicated at booking. He never communicated any concern for our dog or ideas to care for him. I had to push him on that and he just said to put neosporin on it. To be honest, I wouldn't even be writing a bad review if he had better customer service. I'm assuming nicks happen. If he had apologized and offered even a bit of care I would not be writing. I still would not have taken our dog back to him, as having my dog in pain for a week was unacceptable. But the poor customer service put me over the edge. Overall, I would not recommend taking your dog to be groomed there. We had to work with our vet and put him in a cone to heal. We've since switched groomers.

Today our old girl, Abby got to go and be pampered at the Decatur location. She and I walked in the other day from Dearborn animal hospital after a short boarding weekend. We were greeted quickly and given information on grooming. I talked about afternoon appointments and thought we were set for 12-12:30. Our confirmation didn't confirm the time so I asked. Glad I did!! Apparently, your dog has to be there before 10am. We were able to get her there- thanks hubby. She arrived at 7:30 but wasn't done until 2pm so I am a bit confused over the timing.. Upon pickup and she got the whole treatment from nose to tail. Suds, shed free, ears and nails. Total bill 65.00. It seemed pretty reasonable but this was a treat after losing her best friend a couple weeks ago. They did ask if I wanted to tip. Which is fine but I would suggest to the staff to let us see the dog first. So, I tipped blindly and it would have been higher had I seen her first. Bottom line, she looks great and smells better. I would take her back at least once a year as we bathe her ourselves.

We have a French bull dog who loves every human and dog he has ever played with and has never been aggressive before in his life. He apparently failed the "temperament test" because he wanted to play with every other dog and they said the other dogs might attack him for annoying them. As others have mentioned in previous reviews, they seem to fail dogs within an hour of arriving who have no aggressive qualities just because they are excitable or happy to be at a new location and visiting other dogs. On top of this we have boarded him here like 8 months ago and they said we needed to pay for a new temperament test because it had been too long. (He passed the first one but apparently he has just become aggressive?) I will also add that when we did board him here he came back with quite a few scratches and scabs so they clearly do not pay attention to the dogs well enough. I would strongly discourage anyone from coming here because the staff lack professionalism and any sort of knowledge about dogs and their breeds and personalities. Should've moved to a different boarder before this but went here out of convenience.

second time I brought my dog here. Not good cut. Had to go home and fix her ears. They also complained she was moving during cut. Im sure all dogs move around. Not cool!

Had our 10 month old golden doodle groomed here. Will not be going back! Serve nicks and cuts in his ears and his stomach. Have been doing wound care for three days and he still has a painful cut in one ear. May need to go to the vet before this is over.

People seem to really like this place. I thought we would too. Everyone who works there was super nice. I tried doing my research and thought this would be a great place for our pup to learn to interact with other dogs. My dog had her first experience there (and first time at any daycare) and I was called within an hour or so and the second call. Are 3 hours later. My "socially awkward" dog is not a good fit here. I'm not sure exactly what that means really as she is a puppy and she never experienced being with that many dogs in an open area before. It's all good through as we found someplace else that works with dogs as no one is comfortable on their first day of school. PS- my dog is not socially awkward. She just does not know how to act around all types of dogs yet. We are getting there though.

Passionate, attentive and knowledgeable management. The dogs are very well cared for and made sure they are comfortable and attended to. I recommend the grooming also. She is very experienced and talented and loves the dogs as well.

I took my 2 year old Corgi there roughly 6 months ago and have absolutely loved the comfort and level of care that she has received during her many stays there. I travel frequently for work and like most people, my dog is like another child to me. I was concerned about leaving her there 2-3 times a month but any concerns I had have now been alleviated. The staff is always incredibly friendly and they maintain an extremely clean environment. There is something special about being able to travel without constantly worrying about the safety and well-being of my dog. They certainly have my business now and will continue having it in the future.

So I usually never post about my bad experiences with places, but I couldn't let this one go without talking about. Lola has been going to the same doggy daycare/boarding/grooming place since she was a puppy. She has NEVER had any issues, and the staff always told me how great she was, and how she loved being their little lap dog while she was there. Unfortunately, a few months ago they had to close their doors. I was so excited to see there was another doggy daycare/boarding place right down the road. I called to see about grooming and such, and then they said if I wanted to board her there I had to bring her in for a temperament test. No big deal, she's such a sweet and loving dog. I drop her off at 7:20 this morning, and at 8:00 they are calling me to inform me that Lola would not be able to pass their temperament test. They claimed she was "too anxious" and barked/growled if another dog got close. Then they proceeded to say it was because she was in a new place. I had peaked at the cameras a few times before the call, and I saw them pointing their fingers at her, and couldn't tell if they were yelling, but it looked like it. I'm all for correcting a dog if they are in the wrong, but if my dog is obviously anxious, and you can tell she is not adjusting well to her new space, please don't just yell at her. Hold her, comfort her, make her feel loved, and try and calm her anxiety. How can you do that within the 40 minutes you actually watched her?? They did not try and comfort her and help her adjust to her new environment once, and within an hour they had come to the conclusion she was unfit for their facility. Anyone that has ever met Lola knows how much of a sweet love bug she is, and how she doesn't have one malicious bone in her 12 lb body. I told them that she has never acted that way, or bitten anyone/animal in her life, and that maybe she just needed time to adjust, and maybe a little love. Their answer to that was, "We can't risk your dog putting a hole in another dog here." Lola. My 12 lb maltipoo who is the most loveable dog on this planet. I'm not saying they should not take her reactions seriously, but the fact that they did not even give her an hour to adjust, did not try and help her through a process she could not fully grasp, did not try and pet her or comfort her, upsets me in so many ways. They didn't listen to me when I told them how she was a good dog, and how she had never had any prior incidents. They just wrote her off, and then locked her away from all the other dogs. In all honesty, I'm just disappointed. I'm sad they have people working there that don't give dogs the chance to truly get use to their environment, or work with them to become comfortable. All she needed was a little love, and they could have learned that with one phone call to me to ask about why she was acting the way she was. But they didn't call me until 40 minutes after she arrived to let me know how she was not fit for their facility.

We honestly cannot say enough great things about Wag-A-Lot. I recently started bringing my dog Cam here (decatur location) at the recommendation of a family friend. We couldn't be more pleased with the service we receive each time, the friendliness and dependability of the staff and the happiness it brings to our dog and us. I feel great knowing that when I need to, I can bring my dog to a place that he LOVES, with great people and lots of furry friends to play with. It so nice not to have to worry about anything when he's in Wag-a-Lot's care.I was nervous at first, being that i'm an overprotective dog-mom, but its very clear that my dog has a blast here and the staff and behavioral specialist bode work hard at their jobs and genuinely love what they do. They take great care of my dog. Cam almost looks annoyed when he sees Ive come to pick him up. ;) One of my favorite things about wag-a-lot is the fact that Cam gets a lot of socialization and exercise time in a safe environment. He doesn't just sit in a crate all day like many other places. I also love that we can watch the wag-cams online while he's there and see pictures of his visit. I cant imagine switching to a different boarder, and plan to travel to Wag-a-Lot when i eventually move out of Decatur. In my opinion, its worth every penny and very affordable. I strongly recommend it to any dog owner. There is really no reason not to give it a try.

We brought our two dogs into here to try daycare. Our one was too scared to leave the cage the put her in, which was so sad to hear. She currently goes to a different daycare and loves it. To me this means that the staff here didn't take the time to get to know her or make her feel comfortable, which is what she needed. Each dog is different and needs to be treated as such. I wish they would have taken the extra step to make her comfortable. The place looked clean enough but they both came home smelling and needed baths (regardless if they were in play group or the cage). We now take our dogs to a different daycare/boarding that they both love and have no issues at, plus they don't come home with the same smell.

Wag-A-Lot is the only place I ever leave my dog. While I haven't been to any other locations, the Decatur location is great! The staff is always very friendly, and the facility is always clean. My pupster, Cricket, always seems very happy when I pick her up, instead of anxious like she is at other boarding facilities. In addition, the groomers at Wag-A-Lot are loads better than any of the other 'board/groom' places I've been too. For some reason, other places don't seem to know how to cut a Cairn Terrier, but Wag-A-Lot does a fantastic job with breed-specific hair cuts.

Our dog has been coming here for almost 3 years now and he loves it. The staff turnover seems low as some of the front desk know our dog when we come in. He usually gets exits baths when he stays for more than a day and they do a good job on that too.

I've never actually boarded my dog here but I did take him in for a day of doggie daycare which is required before boarding in order to test the dogs compatibility with the facility. I like that they test for compatibility because it shows that they really care about the animals happiness and aren't just trying to get your money. My dog was completely nervous and the staff was SO NICE. They really seemed like they were taking the time to get to know him and were very sweet when his nerves caused him to have a little accident in the waiting area. The part that completely blew me away was when I arrived to pick him up and they handed me a "behavior assessment". They had about twenty little boxes of personality traits and checked off each one that applied to my dog. Although that could be a little gimmicky, they took the time to add an additional handwritten note about his experience in doggie daycare and how he behaved. I will definitely be returning to wag a lot.

As a former employee of Wag A Lot, I can speak to the care and love of animals that the staff has here. (And I left to pursue work in my actual field of study...not because I didn't love it). Some of the perks: The BYO-Pup-and-Soap large dog baths; the groomers; and the webcam Some notes to dog owners thinking of Wag A Lot: If you plan on having your dog stay overnight, be sure that you bring all necessary dog items (bed, food, meds, written instructions for meds, other comfort items). Also, if your dog is not very social - you may want to consider hiring a dogsitter instead - because your pup will get a lot of exposure to other dogs here...and some of the shy pups are clearly overwhelmed.

I left my dogs here for their first day at daycare and they had an awesome time. I would definitely be back and use this facility for other services as well. The place is very clean and most importantly, they were nice and actually love dogs. Oh yeah, make sure to take advantage of their interactive webcam to sneak up on your babies! I know I did!

I have had my share of working with this company.This review is a mix from a few years back until current. At first glance everyone seems to be nice and sweet. The animal behaviorist Bodie is his name I think is pretty cool he reminds me of Travis Barker. He was very nice and has always been informative of my pups old and new every time I bring them. The company must love their employees because over the years I have seen the same people with a few newbies. I will say when I first started bringing my dog back in 2015 there was two young ladies that stood out one was an light skinned African American lady I cannot remember her name for the life of me but I know it started with a T because everyone there kept calling her something different than the name she told me, but anyway off subject. She always remembered my dog and I and showed her love for my baby boy she would hug him and be like ready to go play pup. He loved coming because of her and it made me so happy to know that he was giving the best love at daycare. Sadly she is no longer there. Then there was a manager name Kiera I think that's her name she was always nice and informative on anything I asked of her, the two ladies worked together a lot as to how I remember them the most. The old groomer I think her name was Amanda was awesome and now she is gone as well. The people there are nice but they will carry conversations about inappropriate topics that should not be discussed at work, and they will keep talking even when customers are in the lobby. One night my husband had to pick our dog up and called me after he left and said that two employees walked in from the back and they smelled like weed. He also said that everyone that night all looked high. I just think that's so not cool. All in all the place is nice and my dogs loved it there. But they will not let you know ahead if your dog has an issue until the day they let you know your pup can not come back to them until they have had some type of training. Training for what is the question. Its freaking day camp dogs play, they never said he was aggressive because he is a sweetie pie. They said he didn't listen and did not understand simple commands. I did argue with them and went and got training and he was welcomed back but I felt as though the people had an attitude with me and really didn't like my dog. He never came home the same as he did before the break and he went to training I don't know if they hated him or what so I just stopped bringing him. I'm pretty sure they didn't care nor remember me but hey this review is recent from the end of last year when I stopped bringing my dog.

Sink or swim I spoke to team members here three times via email, instagram, and phone before bringing my puppy in for her trial day, and it was still a disaster. Despite their assurances that my dog would be placed with other dogs that were her size and temperment, they apparently gave her less than ten minutes to acclimate to one or two dogs, then just threw her in with the entire pack of dogs that was there that day (according to a staffer, over 80 dogs). Then they called me and told me my puppy was traumatized and "not suitable for daycare". Well, no kidding. Who in their right mind would just turn a puppy loose with 80+ dogs and expect her to fend for herself? I didn't even make it home before they called me telling me I needed to come pick her up, so instead of the "up to 5 hours" of assessment, they must have given her less than 10 minutes and then just thrown her into the general group. Unbelievable, not to mention possibly dangerous - my pup could never have defended herself against some of the dogs they had her in with, if something had gone drastically wrong.

This review is for grooming only. I've taken my dog (terrier mix) here for grooming twice and I've loved her haircut twice. Amanda is great with the animals, and seems very calm and patient. She did a great job with my fur-baby and I think I'll be coming back again in the future!

My old man dog loved wag-a-lot. He was old and blind and kind of a grumpy old jerk but everyone there remembered his name and were so sweet to him. I feel like they really understood his personality. My pitbull loves it there, they get that pitbulls are just goofy pups like any other dogs. She follows me around the house in the morning because she wants to go! Thanks for taking go care of my family.

We have two pups and they absolutely love Wag-A-Lot Decatur. As new dog owners, we were excited and nervous to leave them for the day during the temperament testing. They were great! I like how the trainer listened to our concern about the curiosity of our own dog and he focused on that with her. Our dogs love coming here and can't wait to get inside once they realize where we are. The staff is always nice and accommodating, and our pups are worn out from all the fun!

Horrible customer service. Jennifer was extremely rude, she took one look at me and assumed I didn't have an appointment. When I explained that I did, they were reluctant to even check the computer. They obviously were too full and didn't want any more dogs for the day. When they realized that we had in fact an appointment, scheduled weeks in advance. She pointed at my small Lab and said " THAT'S NOT GOING TO WORK". They have both of our dogs full medical and psych history. This dog is extremely sweet and loving, when he is threatened he can get scared like most animals. I just assumed that Wag A Lot employees had a very basic understanding of proper canine interaction but this is clearly not the case. I obviously would not recommend leaving your dog here.

We used to take our dog to Pet's Playhouse on Ponce. Our dog kept getting sick and when we tried to talk to the folks there, I was yelled at. We moved to Wag A Lot and our dog literally pirouette into the building. She is so happy going to daycare and has never gotten sick. The people there are so nice and greet her by name when we come in.

After coming to Wag-A-Lot for over 5 years, I have to say that my husband and I are extremely disappointed. He went to drop off the dogs this morning and the staff was extremely rude to him because she thought that he was a walk-in. Once they realized that we already had a reservation and a reservation for the holidays, they agreed to do the behavioral assessment but were extremely busy. Milo barked, and they immediately made my husband leave and said that our dogs are not allowed at the facility. I'm extremely disappointed as Milo is a great dog, he's just scared of strangers and needs a 5 minute introduction. My husband is shocked by the behavior of your staff and their immediate response to turning away Milo after he barked. I understand that you guys are busy, but please know that I will never again refer this facility nor will I spend my money here. This isn't just about Milo. You previously banned my foster dog Otis, but we respected your decision and we still came back to you, because you are the best. I'm angry because you didn't give Milo a CHANCE and you kicked my husband out after I had holiday reservations for over 2 weeks.

I love this place! I have taken my pup there for haircuts twice - the service, price and location are all great. The offer 10% off for pre booking so I've already got the rest of the year lined up to keep my shaggy pup looking her best. I'm also amazed how how well the dogs in day care seem to all play and get along so well!

We've taken our dogs to Wag-A-Lot in Decatur for daycare when we were moving, and for boarding on several occasions. The staff is always really nice and accommodating and our dogs are always happy to be dropped off there, which we take as a sign that they enjoy it. Yes, after a few days of boarding they come home smelling like dogs and we have to bathe them. Honestly I don't think that's as much the fault of the facility as it is the fact that they are, in fact, dogs. They play and slobber and sweat and get stinky, which we also take as a sign that they have fun. Overall, we love the place.

Staff is very professional, personable, and always on top of my dogs needs. We have used Decatur store for years. They know and welcome our dogs who always run to them with tails wagging and cooing. I can leave my dogs knowing they are in excellent hands. Staff is proactive with contacting owners and vets if situation of need arises! Really really like the staff ....there the best!MM Wilson and Henry's Mom

I've been to three different dog boarding places in the Decatur area and have yet seen one this clean and professional. They care for your pet(s) here and they'll love coming back time and time again. It shows when you pull up into the parking lot and your dog tail is slapping you silly as he tries to dig his way out of your car.

There are a lot of dog boarding options in this area, it can be overwhelming to find the best fit. I'm here to tell you that WAG-A-LOT. My pooch LOVES it! She has several buddies that she plays with and has even made human friends as well. I love the days I take her in for daycare and she comes home pooped out. I can't say enough great things about this facility and it's crew. They also have a web cam and you can watch your dog play while you're at work or see them having fun while you're on vacation (and not feel guilty for leaving them!). Two paws up!

I take my 7 year old springer spaniel, Beau, to this location for daycare & boarding. Beau hyperventilates (not really, but you get the point) as soon as we get in their parking lot. If I know I have a 10 hour day at the office, their hours are so convenient-6:30 am to 7:30 pm. I refer to my dog as my angel even though I know he is mischievous and sloppy to a fault, BUT- the staff there treats Beau like family! He loves daycare and I appreciate the comfort in knowing he is well taken care of.

This place is an incredible asset for my family and I. Our little French Bulldog feels right at home going here for daycare and boarding. She is always very excited to go, begging at the door when we are leaving in the mornings. She is greeted by the staff members like she is their own. I have searched many daycares and boarding facilities throughout the city, and this one is BY FAR the BEST. Cool staff, clean facility, and the best care you can get!

I really wanted to like Wag-A-Lot, nice showroom and the staff up front is very nice. My dog thoroughly enjoyed going there, but I've found he's thriving in a different daycare environment. Save yourself the time and money - don't go here. Learn from my mistake. Over the course of occasional visits over a few months, my dog caught hookworm at this facility, resulting in $400 in vet bills for my dog to recover. I felt scammed by them, as a "trainer" who I had never seen before, who identifies behavioral issues in your pet and recommends additional training. They tried this with me, unaware that I am taking my dog through very highly accredited dog training. His "diagnosis" of my dog's behavior was 180 degrees different than a true professional dog trainer. We all love our animals and want the very best for them, so don't let the "trainer" prey on those feelings by telling you your dog has suddenly changed behavior. I found it incredibly ironic as we went to training 1 hour after leaving the Wag-A-Lot, and none of the behavior my dog supposedly exhibited occurred - even when I stepped out to see if it would be different without me there. Don't be fooled by the pretty showroom up front.

Wag-A-Lot has the best staff of any doggie day care we've been. It's great to see that they truly care for the dogs. Our 'kids' are smaller than most dogs there but they seem to do a good job of keeping an eye on them--moving them to the small dog area if they seem to get overwhelmed. LOVE the webcams and only gave them 4 stars because cams don't work consistently and they just say "it needs to be fixed." The space appears to be clean and neat, nice retail area, and convenient location. Give 'em a try!

DO NOT TAKE YOUR DOGS TO WAG-A-LOT Decatur! We took both of our dogs (a 4lb poodle and a 90lb lab mix) to WAG-A-LOT Decatur for boarding over a weekend. When we picked them up they said everything went fine. The next day we noticed that both of our dogs had very harsh hacking coughs causing them to gag and spit up. You guessed it, they both have kennel cough! We called WAG-A-LOT Decatur to inform them that while being boarded there both of our dogs had contracted kennel cough and that they should warn other parents. If our two dogs caught kennel cough then there must have been other dogs there with it as well. We also requested a refund for boarding, and were told that someone would get back to us. A few days later a manager called back and said "sorry our policy says we cannot give you a refund since it's not 100% that your dogs would not get kennel cough. ARE YOU KIDDING ME! I explained to them that before boarding our dogs there we asked if we should be worried about kennel cough or other diseases, and we were told not to worry since they require all dogs to be 100% fully vaccinated. The rep then said "well maybe the person you spoke to was not fully educated on kennel cough or other diseases. AGAIN, ARE YOU KIDDING ME! Why would this person even be working there if they weren't educated on kennel cough. We are not giving up on getting our refund, this is very serious, our dogs are very sick and our 4lb poodle could easily die from this disease! WAG-A-LOT Decatur has no sympathy and they admit themselves that there staff are not educated about kennel cough or other diseases! DO NOT TAKE YOUR DOGS TO WAG-A-LOT Decatur! May your animals be happy & healthy! Sincerely, -PepperAnn (4lb poodle) -Jack Daniels (90lb lab mix) -The Fleetwood Family

My two German shepherds have been going to Wag-a-Lot in Decatur for regular daycare (~2x per week) and boarding since they were puppies. The staff is fantastic and expertly handles my very friendly yet energentic young dogs. I know my babies have fun and are well-cared for because of how excited they become on mornings when they realize it's a "Wags Day". Boarding is stress-free for me because I know that they'll be well-cared for and for them because it's a fun and familiar place where they'll get to spend time with humans and dogs that they already know from their regular daycare. The webcam and daily pictures are a fun bonus!

Great place to have your dog groomed. Friendly service. Good prices. Convenient location.

I was satisfied with my last dog boarding place, but when it closed, I had to find another. I was SO fortunate to pick Wag-A-Lot as there are about 4 different boarding places within a mile. I didn't realize before how great a day care could be. From the beginning when I walked in and saw the attitude of the staff, I knew I had really lucked out. They did a great job on a socialization visit and I got a detailed report card of her temperament and interactions with other dogs. I'm moving so I've been bringing her a lot for day care as well as boarding while getting the house on the market and have never seen anything other than excellent care and love for all the dogs. They have a lot of staff (compared to my last place) and all of them recognize my dog and greet her by name. The facility itself is very nice and they have the usual webcams, dogs separated by size, etc., but it is the staff skills and attitudes that really make the difference. My expectations will be much higher in my new city after having experienced Wag-A-Lot.