Paw Prints Pet Boarding LLC

Paw Prints Pet Boarding LLC All of our business hours for checking in or out are done by appointment only. Closed means for people

05/17/2026

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05/15/2026

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03/24/2026

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03/05/2026

HELP WANTED
Paw Prints Pet Boarding is seeking a part-time Pet Care Attendant.

Must be a motivated self-starter who is able to follow directions, is willing to work flexible hours, including some weekends, and have one's own transportation.

Duties include, but are not limited to: pet handling, feeding, exercising pets, cleaning pet areas, giving medications, and some office duties.

Pay range: $20-$25 per hour, dependent on experience and qualifications.

If you think that this would be an ideal opportunity for you or someone you know, please contact our office at 315-894-3135 Send resume to [email protected] 

03/14/2025

The American Veterinary Medical Association is now recommending the leptospirosis vaccine for all dogs.

How fun!!
12/17/2024

How fun!!

12/15/2024

Our mobile euthanasia service is available to a large radius within Central New York. When you feel it's time for your precious pet, ask us to make it a little more peaceful for all - at your own home.

11/11/2024

Please do not buy. Throw them away if your dog gets one as a gift. Giving rawhide to a dog is never a good idea.

Many of these so called treats end up with the dog "enjoying" some time in a veterinary surgery over Christmas. The vast majority of these rawhide products and treats come from China.

The chews are made from cattle or horse hides and their journey starts with the hides being soaked in a toxic sodium sulfide to remove the hair and fat. More chemicals are used in order to split the hide into layers which is then washed with hydrogen peroxide to give the white "pure" look and remove the rancid smell.

Now comes the pretty festive colors and the glue to form cute shapes. On testing, these chews have shown traces of arsenic, mercury, chromium and formaldehyde.

If that wasn't bad enough, they regularly cause intestinal blockages, poisoning from chemical residue and choking. The chews go slippery when wet and are near impossible to get hold of to save a choking dog.

10/17/2024

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09/28/2024

DISTRACTED DOG WALKERS

The distracted dog walker is commonly seen chatting on their cell phone, wearing headphones or socializing with other people while oblivious to what their dog is doing, how their dog is feeling or what is going on in the environment.

This may not sound like a problem to some, but it is something that many people have a problem with, even more so if you have a reactive dog.

I compare walking a dog to driving a car. It’s not so much about our driving skills, but having to constantly be aware of the driving skills of others – trying to predict what they will do, which rules of the road they will ignore and how distracted they are. This is especially true in the country I live in, where driving can be a stressful experience.

I understand that we often need to multi task – there simply doesn’t seem to be enough time in our day to accomplish everything we need to, but walking our dogs should not be one of these times.

Some people might say – “but my dog is really friendly, well socialized, gets on well with everyone, is well trained, knows this environment well etc. and I hear that.

But another dog might not be – maybe they need space, are reactive, are not sociable, are recovering from an illness, might be terrified of another dog racing straight towards them chasing a ball thrown from a ball launcher etc.

If distracted dog walkers have no regard for other dogs or other people, they should at least have regard for their own dogs. Walking your dog should be a time of bonding, of relationship, of seeing the environment through the eyes of your dog, of reinforcing and teaching wanted behaviours, of keeping them safe and protected from the unknown.

Our dogs need us to be focused, to pay attention, to be aware and attentive.

Our dogs depend on us to advocate for them.

Address

208 Grandview Avenue
Frankfort, NY
13340

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8:30am
6pm - 6:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 8:30am
6pm - 6:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 8:30am
6pm - 6:30pm
Thursday 8am - 8:30am
6pm - 6:30pm
Friday 8am - 8:30am
4:30pm - 5:30pm
Sunday 6pm - 6:30pm

Telephone

(315) 894-3135

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