- Grooming, daycare, sleepovers and home visits, for the pets of Noosa and surrounds.
I offer a calm, one on one grooming experience where your dog is never rushed. Each appointment is tailored to their comfort, with soft handling, breaks when needed, and a peaceful environment designed especially for small dogs.
Yes, I only groom a small number of dogs each day and tend to book out well ahead of time, it’s best to keep your dog on a regular grooming schedule. Staying consistent not only helps maintain the health of their coat, but also makes each visit calmer, gentler, and far less stressful for them.
For most dogs, it’s easier to relax and settle into the grooming routine without their owner present. A calm, quiet space helps them feel safe and supported, and many little ones find it easier to focus when it’s just the two of us. This also gives them the chance to build trust with me, as they can concentrate fully on my voice, touch, and guidance without any extra distractions.
That said, some dogs truly benefit from having their person close by, especially puppies, anxious dogs, or those who feel overwhelmed in new situations. In these cases, you’re very welcome to stay for the appointment if it helps your dog feel more secure. My priority is always their comfort, so we can chat together about what will make the experience gentlest for them.
I can provide a general indication of the price when your dog arrives. The final amount may vary depending on their coat condition, grooming needs, and how comfortable they feel during their session. Pricing is based on regular maintenance grooming, ideally with no more than six to seven weeks between visits to keep their coat healthy and comfortable.
Every dog is unique, so the time needed for their appointment can vary. A simple bath and tidy may take less time, while a full groom naturally requires a little longer. Most sessions sit around the 1 ½ to 2 hours, depending on your dog’s coat, size, and how relaxed they feel on the day.
Most small dogs benefit from grooming every 6 weeks to keep their coat healthy, comfortable, and free from matting. Regular appointments also help your dog stay familiar with the grooming process, making each visit easier and more enjoyable.
If your dog arrives with matting, tight knots, or an overgrown coat, I’ll always choose the kindest and safest option for them. Sometimes this means removing the coat below the matting so they can start fresh without discomfort. Additional time and gentle care will be required, and this will be reflected in the final price.
I’m not able to groom dogs who bite or show aggressive behaviour. As I work oneonone without additional staff, safety is incredibly important, both for your dog and for me. Grooming involves close handling and sharp tools, so if a dog becomes reactive, highly defensive, or unable to be safely guided through the process, the session may need to be paused or stopped to prevent anyone from getting hurt.
If a groom needs to be paused or stopped for safety reasons, the appointment fee still applies, as time, care, and calm, handson support have already been dedicated to your little one. Every moment is spent with their wellbeing in mind, even if the full groom can’t be completed.
I use high-quality, gentle products chosen specifically for small dogs and sensitive skin. Each shampoo, conditioner, and finishing mist is selected to leave your dog’s coat soft, clean, and beautifully cared for, giving them that luxurious, pampered feel long after their groom.
We treat your dog like family, because to us, they are.
Daycare is meant to be easy and stress free, so your little one only needs a few essentials:
We provide everything else, cosy rest spots, enrichment activities, gentle playtime, and lots of loving care to make their day happy and relaxed.
Monday to Friday: 8:30am – 5:30pm
Weekends & Public Holidays: While our regular doggy daycare operates Monday to Friday, we understand that life doesn’t always follow a weekday schedule. That’s why we occasionally offer limited weekend availability for small dogs who need a little extra care.
Weekend spots are offered on a case-by-case basis and depend on availability and group suitability.
If you’re planning a weekend away or need care outside our standard hours, just reach out, we’ll always do our best to help when we can.
We know that every family’s schedule is different, so we offer extended hours on a casebycase basis, depending on availability. Because we’re a small daycare, any dropoff outside our normal operating hours needs to be arranged in advance and will incur an additional fee. Extended hours are limited so we can continue providing the calm, safe environment our small dogs love. We’re always happy to help where we can, so just reach out and we’ll let you know if we’re able to accommodate your request.
We specialise in caring for small dogs only, with a weight limit of up to 10 kilos. This helps us create a calm, safe, and comfortable environment where little pups can play, relax, and socialise with friends their own size. It’s all about giving small dogs the gentle, personalised care they deserve.
If you’re unsure whether your pup meets our requirements or you’d like to chat about your dog’s suitability, we’re always here to help guide you.
We specialise in caring for small dogs, and our daycare is designed with little pups in mind, gentle play, calm energy, and a safe environment where everyone feels comfortable. Because of this, we generally accept dogs up to 10 kilos.
That being said, every dog is unique. Some slightly larger dogs have a very soft, gentle nature and may still be a great fit for our small dog group. Others, even if they’re within the weight range, may have a play style that’s a bit too boisterous for our little ones.
If your dog is just over our weight guideline, you’re very welcome to get in touch. We’re always happy to chat about your pup’s personality, energy level, and social style to see whether they’d be a good match for our existing small dog clients.
Our priority is creating a safe, happy, and harmonious environment for every dog in our care, and we’ll guide you honestly based on what’s best for your pup and the group.
Most small dogs absolutely thrive in our daycare environment, but not every pup is suited to group play, and that’s completely okay. Every dog has their own personality, comfort level, and social style. That’s why we do a gentle initial evaluation before their first visit to make sure they feel safe, happy, and able to get along well with our existing small dog clients. Our goal is always to create a calm, positive experience for every little dog in our care.
Absolutely. Puppies are welcome once they’ve completed their initial vaccination schedule. We also offer a puppy socialisation add on to support their development.
Yes, we do ask that all bookings are made in advance. Because we’re a small, boutique daycare for little dogs only, spaces are limited and fill up quickly. Booking ahead helps us make sure we can give every pup the calm, personalised care they deserve. If you’re unsure about availability, just get in touch, we’re always happy to help.
Absolutely. We’re always happy to meet you and your small dog before you make a booking. A quick meet and greet helps your pup get comfortable with us and gives you a chance to see our space and ask any questions. During this visit, we’ll also do a gentle compatibility evaluation to make sure your dog gets along well with our existing small dog clients. Just reach out to arrange a time, we love welcoming new little faces.
We ask that all dogs are up to date with C5 vaccinations or a current titre test to help keep our small dog community safe and healthy. Please make sure your pup has been recently wormed and treated for fleas before their visit. As a loving pet parent, it’s your responsibility to ensure your dog arrives free from fleas so every little friend can enjoy a clean, comfortable day of play.
Some small dogs are naturally a little shy or sensitive, and that’s completely okay, we welcome those gentle souls. During their first visit, we take things slowly, giving your pup plenty of time and space to settle in at their own pace.
We keep our groups small and calm, which really helps nervous dogs feel safe and supported. With patience, kindness, and a soft approach, many shy pups blossom in our care. And if your dog needs extra reassurance, we’re always right there to help them feel comfortable.
Every small dog has their own unique little personality, and that’s perfectly normal. If your pup seems uncomfortable or isn’t getting along with the other dogs, we’ll always prioritise their wellbeing. During their initial evaluation and early visits, we keep a close eye on how they settle in and interact with the group. If we feel daycare isn’t the right fit for them, we’ll chat with you openly and honestly, our goal is to make sure every little dog feels safe, happy, and relaxed while in our care.
Yes, we’re happy to administer oral and topical medications during their stay. Just let us know what they need, provide clear instructions, and bring everything labelled in its original packaging. We’ll make sure your little one gets their medication safely and on time, with plenty of gentle care.
You really don’t need to pack much, we like to keep things simple and easy for you and your little one. A few small essentials are all that’s needed:
Because we’re a small daycare focused on personalised care for small dogs, transport options depend on availability and daily scheduling. When transport is available, it must be arranged in advance and will incur an additional charge. If you’re hoping to book this service, just reach out, we’ll let you know if we can accommodate your pup on that day.
We do our best to keep every little dog clean and comfortable, but with all the play, exploring, and socialising they enjoy, there’s always a chance your pup may go home a bit dusty or tousled. It’s all part of having fun with their friends.
If you’d like your pup to go home feeling fresh, just let us know, we’re more than happy to add on a bath and blowdry to the end of their day.
We’re always happy to share photos or updates when we can. Just let us know if you’d like a little checkin.
To keep our daycare calm, safe, and comfortable for every little dog, we’re not able to accept entire dogs, with the exception of puppies under 6 months old. This helps us maintain a harmonious group environment and prevents behaviours that can make playtime stressful for other small dogs.
If you’re unsure whether your pup meets our requirements or you’d like to chat about your dog’s suitability, we’re always here to help guide you.
We’re committed to creating a peaceful, positive experience for every small dog who stays with us.
To help your pup feel at home, please pack:
We provide all bedding, bowls, and cosy spaces, but familiar items can help your dog settle more easily.
Because our Doggy Sleepovers run differently from daycare, drop off and pick up times are arranged individually. This helps us keep the evening and morning routines calm and comfortable for the little dogs staying with us.
We know travel plans and family commitments don’t always fit neatly into weekday hours. Sleepovers are available throughout the week, including weekends and public holidays, depending on how many small guests we have booked in.
Availability is offered on a case-by-case basis to ensure we maintain a peaceful, safe environment for every pup. If you’re planning a trip away, it’s best to contact us early to secure your preferred dates.
All new pups need to attend a gentle compatibility evaluation before their first sleepover. This helps us make sure your dog feels safe and relaxed in our home environment and that they’re a good fit with our existing small dog guests. For many dogs, a short daycare visit beforehand is a great way to help them settle into a sleepover more comfortably.
It’s very normal for small dogs to be new to sleepovers, and we take extra care to make those first stays feel calm and reassuring. Every new pup completes a gentle compatibility evaluation before their first overnight visit. This relaxed meet and greet helps us understand your dog’s personality, comfort level, and social style, and gives them a chance to explore the space and meet me in a low-pressure way.
For some dogs, a short daycare visit, or even a one-night stay before their full sleepover booking can also help them feel more familiar with the environment. Once they’re here for the night, we take things slowly, keep routines predictable, and offer plenty of comfort and reassurance. Most first timer pups settle beautifully once they realise they’re safe, close to company, and cared for throughout the night.
Yes, puppies are welcome to stay overnight once they’ve completed their initial vaccination schedule. We take extra care with our littlest guests, offering gentle routines, plenty of reassurance, and a calm environment that helps them settle comfortably in a new place.
Because young puppies often need more hands-on support, such as extra toilet breaks, comfort, or closer supervision, additional charges may apply depending on their age and individual needs.
We’re always happy to chat about your puppy’s routine, personality, and comfort level so we can make sure their first sleepover feels safe, positive, and nurturing.
We ask that all dogs are up to date with their C5 vaccination or have a current titre test. This helps keep our small overnight group safe, healthy, and protected while sharing close, cosy spaces.
Please also make sure your pup has been recently wormed and treated for fleas before their stay. As a caring pet parent, it’s important that your dog arrives clean and free from fleas so every little guest can enjoy a comfortable, hygienic sleepover.
Keeping our group tiny, just 2-3 small dogs at a time, means everyone shares the same home environment, so good health and uptodate protection are essential for the wellbeing of all.
All our sleepover pups sleep in a safe, quiet area of our home, either in their own comfy bed or a crate if that’s what they’re used to. Most little ones sleep either on the floor in my bedroom or in the adjoining ensuite, depending on what helps them feel safest and most settled.
We follow your dog’s usual bedtime routine as closely as possible, whether they prefer their own bed, a crate, or a soft, cosy spot we provide. Keeping them close by overnight means they always have company and reassurance, helping every pup drift off feeling calm, secure, and completely at home.
We follow your dog’s usual routine. If your pup sleeps in a crate at home, we’re happy to continue that for comfort and consistency. If they prefer a cosy bed in a quiet area, we can accommodate that too. Our goal is to make bedtime feel familiar, safe, and stress free.
No, your dog will never be left alone overnight. All sleepover pups stay safely inside my home, and I’m always close by throughout the night. Because the dogs sleep either in my bedroom or in the adjoining ensuite, they’re never far from gentle company and reassurance. This setup helps every little dog feel secure, supported, and comforted, especially if they wake up or need a moment of reassurance during the night.
It’s very common for small dogs to feel a little unsure in a new environment, especially at bedtime. If your pup becomes anxious or unsettled during the night, they’re never left to manage those feelings alone. Because the dogs sleep either in my bedroom or in the adjoining ensuite, I’m always right there to offer quiet reassurance to help them settle.
We keep the nighttime routine calm and predictable, with cosy bedding, soft lighting, and a peaceful atmosphere. Most little dogs relax quickly once they realise they’re safe, close to company, and cared for throughout the night
We keep our sleepover numbers intentionally small, usually 2 – 3 little pups at a time. Keeping the group this small helps maintain a peaceful, homestyle environment where every dog can relax, feel safe, and receive plenty of individual attention.
With such a cosy group, even sensitive or firsttime sleepers settle more easily, and each pup gets the calm companionship they need throughout the night.
Some little dogs need a bit of extra support, and that’s absolutely okay. We’re experienced in caring for small pups with a range of needs, whether that’s anxiety, medication routines, mobility challenges, or simply a gentler pace. Just let me know what helps your dog feel comfortable, and we can chat through whether a sleepover is the right fit and how I can best support them during their stay.
Yes, your dog is very welcome to stay for multiple nights. Many of our little guests enjoy weekend sleepovers, holiday stays, or longer trips, and they settle beautifully into the calm, homestyle routine. With familiar rhythms, gentle care, and plenty of cosy comfort, most pups relax quickly and feel right at home throughout their stay.
Because we only welcome 2 – 3 small dogs at a time, our sleepover spaces are very limited and often book out in advance. This small, cosy group size is what allows us to give each pup the calm environment, close supervision, and personalised care they deserve. For this reason, we don’t generally offer discounted rates for extended stays.
For families heading away for an extended period, there may be some flexibility depending on the length of the stay and our upcoming availability. I’m always happy to chat it through and see what might be possible while still keeping the experience peaceful, consistent, and comfortable for every little guest.
Our sleepovers are designed especially for small dogs, with calm routines, gentle play, and a cosy home environment where little pups feel safe and relaxed. For this reason, we generally welcome dogs up to 10 kilos.
That being said, size isn’t the only factor we consider. Some slightly larger dogs have a very soft, easy-going nature and may still be a lovely fit for our small dog group. Others, even within the weight range, may have a play style or energy level that feels a bit too big for our littler guests.
If your dog is just over our guideline, you’re very welcome to get in touch. We’re always happy to chat about your pup’s personality, energy, and social style to see whether they’d be comfortable in our home environment and a good match for the dogs already staying with us.
Our priority is creating a peaceful, happy, and safe overnight experience for every pup, and we’ll always guide you honestly based on what’s best for your dog and the group.
Yes, as long as they’re comfortable and compatible with our small dog group. We offer supervised playtime during the day and gentle social interactions in the evening. If your dog prefers more one on one time or quiet company, we tailor their stay to suit their personality.
Yes, we’re able to give oral and topical medications during your dog’s sleepover. Just let me know what your pup needs, bring everything clearly labelled and in its original packaging, and I’ll make sure their medication is given safely, gently, and on time.
If your dog has a particular way they prefer to take their medication, I’m happy to follow their usual routine so everything feels familiar and stressfree.
To help your pup feel at home, please bring:
We provide all bedding, bowls, and cosy spaces, but familiar items can help your dog settle more easily.
To keep our overnight environment peaceful, safe, and comfortable for every little dog, we’re not able to accept entire dogs for sleepovers, with the exception of puppies under 6 months old. This helps us maintain a harmonious group dynamic and prevents behaviours that can make shared spaces or bedtime routines stressful for other small pups.
If you’re unsure whether your dog meets our requirements or would like to chat about their suitability for a sleepover, you’re always welcome to reach out. I’m happy to guide you based on what will keep your pup, and the group, relaxed and happy.
Home Visits are available for a wide range of family pets, including, dogs, cats, birds, chickens and fish. Each Home Visit is tailored and gently shaped around your pet’s personality and needs, so their time at home feels peaceful and supported.
Home Visits are available across Sunrise Beach, Sunshine Beach, Castaways Beach, Marcus Beach, Noosa Heads, Noosaville, Tewantin, Doonan, Peregian Beach, and Coolum Beach.
If your suburb is close by but not listed, you’re always welcome to contact us, we’re always happy to chat and see whether we are still able to help.
I’m very happy to visit pets of all sizes, as long as they are gentle and friendly and happy to stay in their own home environment. Every pet is different, and many larger dogs, and other family pets feel beautifully relaxed in their own familiar space. You’re always welcome to get in touch so we can chat about your pet’s nature, routines, and comfort levels to make sure a Home Visit is the right fit for them.
Each visit is personalised to your pet’s usual routine and comfort level. This includes feeding, fresh water, toilet breaks and walks for dogs or tending to litter trays for cats. For birds, refreshing food, water, and tidy their cage so everything feels clean and familiar. If your pet requires medication, this can be given as discussed during the meet and greet.
Your pet also receives calm company, whether that’s quiet companionship, cuddles, or a little playtime and enrichment suited to their personality. I can also take care of small household tasks such as collecting mail or managing bins while you’re away.
At the end of every visit, you’ll receive a reassuring photo update, so you know your little one is happy, settled, and cared for.
Many pets, whether dogs, cats, or birds, can be a little shy, sensitive, or unsure with new people, and that’s completely okay. Our approach is soft, patient, and reassuring, allowing your pet to come to us in their own time.
We understand that all pets are different, some cats may prefer quiet company from a distance, birds may settle with calm movements and a gentle voice, and nervous dogs often relax once they realise they’re not being rushed. With kindness and consistency, most shy pets grow in confidence and feel safe and understood.
Yes, before your first booking, I offer a complimentary, no-obligation meet and greet in your home. It’s a calm, unhurried visit where we can get to know each other and, most importantly, where I can meet your pets in the space where they feel most comfortable. We’ll chat through their routines, comforts, quirks, and any special requirements so I can understand exactly what helps them feel safe and settled. It’s also a lovely chance for you to ask questions and make sure everything feels like the right fit for you and your pet.
Every pet is different, so visit lengths are flexible and chosen to suit your pet’s routine, energy levels, and the kind of support they need while you’re away. Some pets are happiest with a short checkin, while others enjoy a longer visit with extra time for play, cuddles, or quiet companionship. Longer visits can also be arranged if your pet benefits from a slower pace or a little more company.
Some pets also thrive with more than one visit across the day, especially if they need regular feeding, medication, or simply enjoy a few comforting checkins. Each visit is designed to be peaceful, personalised, and shaped to follow the familiar routines that help your little one feel relaxed and secure in their own home.
Your pet’s comfort and safety always guide what we do. If the weather is mild, a light shower, a cool breeze, or gentle rain, I’ll usually continue with the planned visit or outdoor time, as many pets are perfectly happy with a little fresh air adventure.
For heavy rain, storms, strong winds, or extreme heat, I adjust the visit to keep your pet safe. This may mean shortening outdoor time, focusing on indoor play, enrichment, or quiet companionship. I’ll always be in touch so we can decide together what feels best for your pet on the day.
The goal is always the same: to make sure your pet feels cared for, comfortable, and secure, no matter what the weather is doing outside.
It’s best to book home visits in advance, as spaces can fill quickly during busy periods such as weekends, school holidays, and peak travel times. Booking ahead helps ensure I can set aside the time your pet needs and provide the calm, personalised care they’re used to in their own home.
If you’re unsure about availability for your dates, you’re always welcome to contact me. Even if it’s a lastminute request, feel free to reach out, I’m always happy to see if I have space to help.
Having a few familiar things ready helps your pet feel relaxed and keeps their day flowing just as it normally would when you’re home.
Most families choose whatever feels safest and simplest for them, this might be a key, a lockbox code, or garage access. We’ll chat about the option you’re most comfortable with during the meet and greet, and I’ll always handle your home’s access details with care, respect, and confidentiality.
Your privacy and home security are always treated with the utmost care. Any keys you provide are labelled with a simple, discreet code, never your name or address, and are stored safely when not in use. Only I have access to your key and your home’s entry details, and everything is handled quietly, respectfully, and with complete confidentiality.
If you prefer to use a lockbox instead, that’s absolutely fine too. I’m happy to work with whatever option helps you feel most comfortable and secure.
Yes, I’m always happy to send photos and updates during your pet’s visits. It’s a lovely way to see how your little one is going at home while you’re away, especially during the first few days. You’re welcome to choose the style of update you prefer, whether that’s a quick message, a couple of photos, or a phone call to let you know your pet is relaxed and settled.
Reiki is a gentle, energy-based practice that supports your pet’s emotional balance, relaxation, and overall sense of wellbeing. It’s a soft, non-invasive modality that helps little ones and big ones feel more grounded, settled, and safe in their world. Every session is shaped with care, sensitivity, and respect for your pet’s unique nature.
Every pet responds differently. Some soften and relax almost immediately, while others integrate the benefits gently over the hours or days that follow. You may notice subtle shifts in their behaviour, emotional responses, or overall calmness. Every pet processes Reiki in their own unique way, and all responses are perfectly natural.
Reiki is beautifully suited to pets of every size, from tiny companions to medium and larger breeds. Reiki adapts gently to your pet’s comfort, mobility, and emotional needs, allowing them to settle in whatever way feels right for them. Whether your little one is delicate, lively, or somewhere in between, Reiki meets them softly and respectfully, exactly where they are.
Some changes appear immediately, while others unfold gently over the next day or two. Every pet integrates Reiki in their own way.
You’re welcome to choose the setting that feels most comfortable for your pet:
In my home, a peaceful, quiet space where your pet can settle gently into a calm environment designed specifically for relaxation and emotional support.
In your home, ideal for pets who feel safest in familiar surroundings, allowing them to relax naturally without any changes to their routine.
Distance Healing, a nurturing remote option for families who live further away or prefer a gentle, routine friendly experience. Your pet receives the same heart led support from the comfort of their own space.
Distance Reiki allows your pet to receive nurturing, heart led energy work from the comfort of their own space. Reiki isn’t limited by physical location, energy moves gently beyond the room we’re in, allowing your pet to be supported even when we’re not together in person.
This makes distance healing a beautiful option for families who live further away or prefer a peaceful, seamless experience with no changes to their routine. The connection is intentional, calm, and just as supportive as an in-person session.
Most sessions run for 20-30 minutes, giving your pet plenty of time to settle, relax, and receive the full benefit of the treatment without feeling overwhelmed.
Sessions can be a little shorter or a little longer, depending on what feels most comfortable for your pet on the day.
Reiki may be offered through light, intentional hand placement or hands off energy work. Your pet’s comfort always guides the approach. Some pets enjoy gentle touch, while others prefer to receive Reiki from a small distance, both are equally effective and deeply supportive.
Yes, Reiki is very gentle and can be especially supportive for pets who are shy, anxious, or easily overwhelmed. They are never asked to stay still, behave a certain way, or tolerate anything that feels uncomfortable. Reiki simply meets them where they are and offers a soft, calming presence.
No, Reiki is a complementary wellness practice, not a medical treatment. It supports your pet’s emotional world, sense of calm, and overall wellbeing, working beautifully alongside veterinary care and other supportive therapies.
If you feel drawn to receive Reiki or energy healing for your own wellbeing, you’re gently invited to explore this for yourself. Sometimes, as our pets soften and settle, we notice a quiet longing to nurture our own emotional world too.
If this feels true for you, you’re warmly welcome to explore my offerings for people through Body & Soul Whispers a quiet space devoted to emotional ease, inner rest, and soulful reconnection. You’re invited to explore whenever the moment feels right, read more about the different modalities I offer, or book a session that supports you and brings you into the same feeling of calm, balance, and gentle emotional settling your pet experiences.
You’re warmly invited to reach out, ask questions, or book a nurturing appointment when the time feels right. Sessions are available in my home, your home, or via distance healing, depending on what feels most comfortable for your pet.
