Bath and Dry
Your dog will leave looking great on the outside and feeling fresh on the inside. So Bath and Dry at Dogshotelcy.
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We include brushing, bathing, dry, ear cleaning and perfum
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A skin treatment to treat your pet for any fleas.
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Playtime sessions to relax your dog.
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No sedation is given to any dog as part of the grooming session.
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We have a vet on call 24 hours.

KENNELS
5-star boarding facility offers large kennel areas, safe from bushfires, with ample play and
exercise space and 24/7 video monitoring.
ON CALL VETERINARIAN
We greatly value the well-being and health of all dogs at the Doghotelcy.That’s why a qualified veterinarian is on call 24/7.
PET FOOD
Balanced nutrition and quality ingredients are vital for a dog’s behavior and physical appearance. That’s why Dogshotelcy feeds Eukanuba Pet Food.

Bath Time…..Tips!!
Does your dog hate having a bath? We’ve got some great tips to help make bath-time and enjoyable experience for all involved.
The collar and lead, alongside the hose or a bucket can send many dogs running in circles, howling or yowling at the prospect of having a bath. This behaviour can leave many dog owners scratching their heads in disbelief, as their water-loving hound, that loves to swim, has become a nervous wreck at the thought of getting wet and soapy! So how can you teach your dog to love their bath-time.
1.Keep it WARM
2.Keep it CALM
Talk to your dog during his/her bath in a nice soothing voice. Also incorporate a nice massage and scratch into the bathing regime. This will help your dog relax during the experience. Those round-rubber brushes are great to add a little massage while also removing dead skin and hair.


3.Training
4.Game time!
When the bath is over, give your dog a good rub down with an old towel then have a game of fetch. This will help your pooch dry off and also take their mind of being wet. Fetch, or another fun dog game is a great way to treat your dog and help them associate great things with clean fur! By keeping them entertained after a bath (even with a quick walk around the block) can also help prevent rolling.