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Pets At Play
Categories: Pets Pet Services Pet Boarding/Pet Sitting Pets Pet Services Pet Training Pets Pet Services Pet Groomers Pet Boarding/Pet Sitting, Pet Training, Pet Groomers [Edit]
517 W 45 StNew York, NY 10036
Neighborhoods: Hell's Kitchen, Midtown West
(212) 956-2267
- Nearest Transit:
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42 St - Port Authority Bus Terminal (A, C, E)
50 St (A, C, E)
- Hours:
Mon 7:30 am - 7:30 pm
Laurie E. said: "My husband and I nervously left our beloved puppy with the folks at Bionic Puppy for a long weekend...turns out there was no need for nerves. She was well-cared for and loved by Michelle and Eric while we were gone. In fact, I think…" read more »
One review for Pets At Play
1 review in English
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Review from Stephanie B.
Austin, TX
2/1/2011
We love Pets at Play and more importantly, so does our dog. Our dog needs lots of exercise, but with our hectic schedules and a small apt it's hard. That's why Pets at Play is a lifesaver! Our happy pooch spends weekdays playing and running with other dogs in a big open room. Then when we pick her up, she's exhausted and ready for a quiet night at home. We even drop her off at Pets at Play on the weekends when we need to run errands or go out. She prefers seeing her Pets at Play friends rather than staying home alone.
The staff at Pets at Play is also impressive. They're very friendly and love to share stories about our dog's adventures during the day. They also offer a dog pick-up and drop-off service, if you need it.
Overall, we're big fans of Pets at Play and highly recommend it. It gives us peace of mind knowing our dog is being loved and nurtured by a caring team.
Four paws up for Pets at Play!
Note: Stephanie B. recently moved to Austin, TX from NYC.
History
Established in 2005
I started Pets at Play Resort and Spa a few years after I moved back to New York. I was a dog trainer for many years spanning from Long Island to Ohio. I had trained dogs for CCI and for autistic children as well as for the average person. I had a blast doing so. in 2003 I decided that I wanted to take the next step in my evolution. So I decided to open a dog daycare, boarding and training facility here in New York City. At first growing the business was difficult because I did not advertise, but as more and more people became aware of the types of services I offered more and more dogs started coming. Up to date we have had over 4,000 dogs pass through our doors. Some from as far a way as California. I have enjoyed the diversity of my clients (humans and doggies). I look forward to meeting many more in the upcoming years
Thank You
Brandon
