652 Main St
East Aurora, NY 14052 - Erie County
(716) 655-6662
About Paws in the Pantry:
Established in 2002, Paws in the Pantry is located at 652 Main St in East Aurora, NY - Erie County and is a business listed in the categories Pet Grooming & Boarding Services, Pet Foods Equipment & Supplies, Pet Boarding & Grooming, Pets & Pet Supplies Retail and Grooming Services. After you do business with Paws in the Pantry, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to Paws in the Pantry.
Categories: Pet Grooming & Boarding Services, Pet Foods Equipment & Supplies, Pet Boarding & Grooming, Pets & Pet Supplies Retail and Grooming Services
Women Owned
Year Started: 2002
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- Avian
- Bird Feed
- Bird Seed
- Brush Outs
- Clinics
- Cooling
- Custom Grooming
- Daily Exercise
- Dentistry
- Dog Sales
- Doggies
- Exercise Areas
- Exercise Yard
- Feline
- Ferret Food
- Hay
- Hospitalization
- In Home Pet Sitting
- Indoor Play Areas
- Insecticides
- Inside Runs
- Laser Procedures
- Lodging
- Nails Trimmed
- Natural Dog Food
- OBEDIENCE TRAINING
- Outdoor Runs
- Pet Doors
- PLAYGROUNDS
- Pocket Pets
- Ranch Animals
- Rodents
- Salt Water Fish
- Scissor Cuts
- Self Wash
- Small Animals
- Sonograms
- Spa Packages
- Ultrasonic
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