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Asher House Wellness is dedicated to helping pets and their humans thrive both physically and emotionally. Our products are designed to support a healthy lifestyle and enhance the well-being of pets and their owners, all developed with love. Where wellness unites pets & their people. Developed by Lee Asher, founder of The Asher House.
United States
3.2
1 review
Hasn’t replied to negative reviews
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I wrote Asher multiple times about animals that I witnessed being tortured at the JW Marriott in Palm Desert, CA, and asked for their help. Crickets. No courtesy of a reply. No help.
I even told them I'd write bad reviews if they didn't reply and even that didn't motivate them to reply. They don't give a crap.
Now on to my next review site to write another 1-star about Asher House, founded by Lee Asher.
Jay Smith
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