7454 Main St
Newport, NY 13416 - Herkimer County
(315) 845-6431
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- Air Conditioned
- All Breeds Dogs
- Bathing
- BOARDING & GROOMING
- Boarding Kennel
- Breeding
- Brush Outs
- Custom Grooming
- Daily Exercise
- Dog Grooming
- Dog Runs
- Doggies
- Dogs
- Dogs & Puppies
- Exercise Areas
- Exercising
- Farm Animals
- Flea Baths
- Grooming
- Hand Scissoring
- Home Pet Care
- Hospitalization
- Hydro Massage
- In Home Pet Sitting
- Indoor Play Areas
- Indoor Runs
- Kittens
- Livestock
- Manners Training
- Nail Clipping
- Puppies
- Radiology
- Scissor Cuts
- Self Wash
- Shots
- Small Animals
- Sonograms
- Suites
- Treats
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