Please bring any previous medical records, a list of your pet’s medications (if any), and their favorite treats or toy to help them feel comfortable. For safety, make sure dogs are on a leash and cats are in a carrier.
Full term (Extra Small) – Medium pets: 4-6 weeks.
Large Pets: 6-8 weeks.
Appointments are preferred, but walk-ins may be accepted if space allows.
If your pet is nervous or shows signs of aggression during visits, your groomer will prioritize their comfort and safety above all else.
They’ll use gentle handling techniques, move at your pet’s pace, and create a calm environment to help reduce stress. Breaks may be given when needed, and adjustments can be made to the grooming process to keep the experience as positive as possible.
In some cases, an additional team member may be required to ensure safe handling. When an extra pair of hands is necessary, an additional labor charge will apply on top of the full groom service fee. This ensures your pet receives the safest and most attentive care possible.
Yes, currently open to accepting small to medium sized breeds. If you have a larger breed, please reach out as well and we’ll see if we can help you out although we can’t promise if we’ll have any spots available for you.
Unless you’re committed to brushing and combing him almost daily, and/or after walks and rough play, the only best solution to fit that grooming time frame is to clip his coat to a shorter length (typically to
about 1cm or shorter).
Depending on the severity of the matting, we will always choose comfort over vanity. Brushing out matts can be painful especially if your dog is not accustomed to regular brushing/combing at home. We will always assess your dog’s coat on arrival and suggest the best solution.
The grooming process usually takes 2-4 hours. Depending on your dog’s coat condition and temperament we will advise you on a rough time frame when your dog will be ready and will send you a text message as soon as they are ready.
No, unless your dog responds well to specific treats then you can bring some for their grooming session. PLEASE make sure your dog’s collar/harness is properly secured onto your dog when coming in. We highly recommend using slip leads rather than harnesses as we’ve seen many cases where dogs have
slipped out of their collars & harnesses.
We send out appointment reminders one day before at 9am.
It is your responsibility to check which number the reminder was sent to and your family member’s responsibility to communicate to you if they’ve received the reminder. Our
system can only send appointment reminders to one number.
It would be beneficial to have your next appointment written down or stored in your calendar so that you don’t rely solely on our text reminders for your upcoming appointment.
This is a very common occurrence in grooming salons and vet clinics. There is no simple explanation as to why it happens.
Our best guess is your dog simply just doesn’t enjoy the grooming process and/or being away from you and out of their comfort zone. It is always good practice to condition your dog at a very young age to the loud noises and vibrations of a grooming salon.
We will notify you straight away and will have to wash your dog in our flea shampoo at an extra charge of $15 to minimise the spread to other dogs, we will also have to keep him separated for the time being until he is picked up.
Yes, Please email or bring a copy of your dog vaccination records with you on your first visit. It is the best interest for your dog as well as all the other dogs that come to the salon.
Once they’re fully vaccinated (usually around 16 weeks old). It is important to groom them as soon as possible, so they’re used to the grooming process. We generally suggest a wash & tidy for their first visit.
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Please contact us on 0430013637 or email us your booking request at [email protected]