Doting pet owners are sending their dogs to luxury ‘hotels’ with specially built playgrounds and ‘spa’ grooming treatments as they head back to work
- Hanrob Playgrounds in Brookvale offers a wide range of pet services
- The doggy hotel aims to support pets raised in lockdown by socialising them
- There are special playgrounds and spas and dogs are paired by personality
Pet owners are leaving their dogs at luxury pet hotels and playgrounds after their furry friends grew close to them during lockdown.
Hanrob Playgrounds in Brookvale on Sydney’s Northern Beaches boasts three large indoor dog playgrounds, an in-house professional grooming salon and a boutique range of retail products.
The pet hotel opened on the 28th of October and has since attracted many satisfied customers with their social media accounts flooded with doting comments about the excellent service and friendly staff.
Pet owners are leaving their dogs at luxury pet hotels and playgrounds after their furry friends grew close to them during lockdown
Hanrob Playgrounds in Brookvale on Sydney’s Northern Beaches boasts three large indoor dog playgrounds, an in-house professional grooming salon and a boutique range of retail products
Professional grooming services available include nail clipping, baths, blow dries, and specialized breed trims among a spectrum of amenities
The sessions are budget-friendly as well, with four hours just $70 and a full groom ranging from $95 for small dogs to $155 for large ones.
Professional grooming services available include nail clipping, baths, blow dries, and specialized breed trims among a spectrum of amenities.
Their retail store has a wide selection of natural supplements, balms, tonics, and organic treats to choose from.
The retail store has a wide selection of natural supplements, balms, tonics, and organic treats
The doggy hotel promises to put your pet’s wellbeing first by pairing pets based on similar temperaments to encourage friendships and interact in unfamiliar social settings
The doggy hotel promises to put pets’ wellbeing first by pairing pets based on similar temperaments to encourage friendships and interact in unfamiliar social settings.
With the world coming out of lockdown, many pets that were raised in isolation might not have the socialisation afforded by regular park visits or puppy sports classes.