3415 207th St N
Port Byron, IL 61275 - Rock Island County
(309) 523-3200
About New Horizon Kennel:
New Horizon Kennel is located at 3415 207th St N in Port Byron, IL - Rock Island County and is a business listed in the categories Pet Boarding & Grooming, Pet Training & Obedience, Pet Care Services, Pet Kennels, Animal Care & Therapy and Animal Training. After you do business with New Horizon Kennel, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to New Horizon Kennel.
Categories: Pet Boarding & Grooming, Pet Training & Obedience, Pet Care Services, Pet Kennels, Animal Care & Therapy and Animal Training
- Advanced
- All Breeds
- All Breeds Dogs
- Bathing
- BOARDING & GROOMING
- Boarding & Sitting
- Boarding Kennel
- Canidae
- Canine
- Cats
- Cats & Kittens
- Cooling
- Daily Exercise
- Education
- Exercise Yard
- Flea Bathing
- Group Lessons
- Home Care
- Immunizations
- Individual Training
- Kittens
- Kitty Condos
- Medical Services
- Nails Clipped
- OBEDIENCE TRAINING
- ORGANIC PET FOOD
- Pet Food
- Pet Resort
- Pocket Pets
- Protection Training
- Radiology
- Security Training
- Shots
- Small Pets
- Snacks / Treats
- Socialization
- Sonograms
- Tours Welcome
- Trick Training
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Reviews for New Horizon Kennel:
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Complaint from Elizabeth Taets Port Byron, ILover 5 years agoFind another place to take your dogs. They minimize their faults and don’t take responsibility. After a little over a week’s stay there, one of my dogs came out of there walking on three legs after they called me and told me he had a “limp”. Come to find out, he needs surgery for his ACL. No one seems to know what happened. After calling about the situation all I heard was “it’s genetic”, “it’