Paws Perrydise

08/30/2026

Paws Perrydise will be closed Monday Aug 31

08/27/2026

✨ ATTENTION DOG PARENTS: Seasonal Allergies Are Coming! ✨

🍂 I know… no one wants to talk about Fall yet! But if your dog struggles with itchy skin, runny eyes, constant scratching, or paw licking this time of year, now is the time to get ahead of it.

When pollens, molds, and dust rise, your dog’s mast cells (found in the skin, respiratory tract, and gut) release histamine in response. That histamine = inflammation, which drives allergy symptoms.

💊 Enter Quercetin – sometimes called “nature’s Benadryl.”
It’s a flavonoid + powerful antioxidant that helps block histamine production and release.
⚡ Bonus: The enzyme bromelain boosts absorption of quercetin, so look for supplements that include both. (Comment below if you’d like my recommended product link!)

✅ Proactive Steps You Can Start Now
1. Quercetin → starting dose 20–25 mg per kg of body weight (always build up slowly, divide between two meals).
2. Dust & vacuum more often to lower allergen load indoors.
3. Watch open windows – they let in pollen and mold spores.
4. Invest in a HEPA air purifier to keep allergens down.
5. Wipe paws (and even coat) with a damp towel after outdoor walks.
6. Quick cool rinses help remove pollens/dust from skin and coat.

📌 Pro tip: Mast cells also live in the digestive tract. Many dogs with environmental allergies also react to foods. A temporary shift to a limited-ingredient diet (single protein + single carb) can help lower their overall allergy threshold during high-allergen seasons.

08/26/2026

Raise your hand if you LOVE dogs

📸Jamie Pankow Photography

08/19/2026

Congratulations to these dedicated owners on their newly graduated puppies 🐶 🎉

08/13/2026

Being shown at the tradeshow right now, but we have them in stock!!!

08/11/2026

Paws Perrydise is closed today

08/10/2026

FYI

🐾 Rabies Prevention Efforts Coming to Wyoming County

Beginning August 12, 2026, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) APHIS Wildlife Services, in partnership with the New York State Department of Health, will begin distributing Oral Rabies Vaccination (ORV) baits to help protect people, pets, and wildlife from rabies.

These matchbox-sized baits, coated with a fishmeal flavoring, are designed to vaccinate raccoons, foxes, and coyotes and may be distributed by airplane, helicopter, or vehicle.

If you find an ORV bait:
✔️ Leave it alone unless it's in an area where children or pets play.
✔️ If it needs to be moved, wear gloves or use a paper towel or plastic bag.
✔️ Place intact baits in a wooded area or other raccoon habitat.
✔️ Dispose of damaged baits in the trash.
✔️ Wash your hands (or any skin/wounds that came into contact with a damaged bait) thoroughly with soap and water.

If your pet eats an ORV bait:
🐶 Don't panic! Eating one or a few baits is not harmful, though a large number may cause an upset stomach.
🐶 Do not try to take the bait away from your pet, as this could result in a bite.
🐶 Check the area for additional baits and move any remaining ones to a wooded area.
🐶 Avoid contact with your pet's saliva for 24 hours and wash any skin or wounds that may have been licked.

Questions?
📞 USDA APHIS Rabies Information Line: 1-866-487-3297 (1-866-4-USDA-WS)
📞 Wyoming County Department of Health: 585-786-8894

Thank you for helping keep our community, pets, and wildlife healthy and safe! 🦝🐺🐾

08/03/2026

AUGUST SALES!!!

08/03/2026

Important read:
Fortunately, in smaller towns like ours were able to find veterinary care that is still privately owned . But it’s important to understand how this has impacted every aspect of animal care in our country. What’s worse as companies like Chewy have now also started acquiring other businesses which is going to also negatively impact us if we don’t start looking as supporting smaller, privately owned businesses instead of large . 
https://www.worseonpurpose.com/p/your-pet-care-got-worse-on-purpose?fbclid=IwZnRzaATdi35wZG9mBWZkaWQWULw613mFHHBKbgFTa-_uV2zIUQp5eWV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkCjY2Mjg1NjgzNzkAAR7upDu6OoICf5vk3aa9W-4zkMnkm4HcTfWqBp4PVeM5nynSlNEmcSAflFCibA_aem_Y70YNBDrxfV1siFP9BXN9Q

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