Spoil your pet at the Dog Day out Festival in Chippendale
Hydrotherapy, hair colouring, massages and yummy treats — dogs of Sydney will be well and truly spoiled next weekend at the Dog Day Out.
Hydrotherapy, hair colouring, massages and yummy treats — dogs of Sydney will be well and truly spoiled next weekend at the Dog Day Out.
Central Park Mall in Chippendale will be transformed into a dog festival on Saturday, April 6 between 10am to 1pm.
There will be market stalls with pet massages, hydrotherapy treatments, healthy treat option, pet photography, dog day care options, vet checks and animal adoption stalls.
DOGUE, based in Zetland will have their senior groomer on site for brushing and free chalk colouring offering.
Kimberley Di Paola (pictured) said her two dogs Indi and Cha Cha will definitely be taking part in the colouring.
“I’m thinking pink and blue,” she said.
There will also be the chance to be crowned the Best Duo in the fancy dress dog show. Prizes are up to the value of $1000.
Contestants will be able to show off their costumes in a tail wagging, dribble-worthy parade hosted by media personality and dog lover Shelly Horton and Social Diary’s Tiffany Farrington.
There’s also plenty of treats for the humans too.
Twelve Squares at the lower dining precinct, will be running a pop-up gozleme stall and visitors can enjoy a food from Gami Chicken and Beer, Coco Cubano, Ribs n Burgers and more.
Contestants will be able to enter the dog show on April 6 between 10-11:30am with a $5 donation to Sydney Dogs and Cats Home.
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