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Nemacolin Wooflands
Bringing Pet Pampering
to Peters Township
n the corner of Rt. 19 and Valleybrook Road, pet lovers
throughout the South Hills will find one of the most unique
facilities around suited for catering to their four-legged children.
Nemacolin Wooflands is a combination veterinary office, doggy daycare,
boarding and grooming facility all in one. The Peters Township location is
the second one opened by company president Cheri Bomar. The original
location is in the Nemacolin Woodlands Resort/Farmington area, and will
continue to be a major influence on the Peters site.
“This is going to be a full-service facility catering to all of the major
needs of pet owners: pet health, pet grooming and hygiene, boarding and
accessories,” Bomar said. “We will offer day care and boarding in Peters and
will transport pets to our Farmington location for boarding too.”
At the Peters Township Wooflands, there will be room to board 10 pets
on site. Off site, the organization can accommodate 120 dogs and 14 cats.
Bomar is planning the Wooflands to be a seven-day-a-week facility with
extended hours for customers who can’t pick up or drop off during 9-5
working hours. The easy-in/easy-out location along Rt. 19 means that pet
owners can drop their pets off quickly and conveniently. Plus the staff can
easily accommodate pets with health conditions and pets that have special
needs or are in rehabilitation programs. There are even care packages
geared toward pampering older pets. The facility will have both indoor
and outdoor play yards. And what’s more, the Wooflands will have two
veterinarians on site, Dr. Marsia Bates, DVM and Dr. Nicholle Hebert, DVM.
The veterinary branch of the business will offer clients three stateof-the-art exam rooms, surgery suite, dental suite and the ability to
customize pet wellness packages. The medical practice will complement
the Wooflands’ other endeavors seamlessly, again in the interest of
customer convenience.
“Anywhere you take your dog is going to require the dog to be up to
date on his or her shots,” Bomar said. “If you’re unsure when those last were
administered, we can requisition the records for you and administer any
vaccines that are out of date or that need to be boostered. We can also
groom your pet here so that he or she is clean and looking good when
you’re ready to pick up.”
The grooming salon will employ two professional groomers who have
a combined 25 years of experience and who can pamper your pet while
you’re running errands or out of town. A small retail shop will carry many
of the things you may need for your pet, including collars, special foods,
nail clippers, clothes, pet treats and other specialty items. And, of course,
it will be carrying a full line of grooming products so you can maximize
your investment in your pet’s appearance at home between grooming
appointments.
“The bottom line is that we are committed to great customer service and
great quality care, whether your pet’s with us a few hours or a few weeks,”
Bomar said. “We strive to be the premier pet care facility in the South Hills.
We do that now through the decisions we’re making while building this
facility, and we’ll continue to do it once our doors are open