Barking Fabulous

25/08/2024

Hi Barking Fabulous family. I'm having major technical issues on all formats (phone, text, email, socials) at the moment, so apologies if I miss any calls, texts or messages on socials. I will hopefully get things sorted in the next 48 hours or so. Regards Paul

10/05/2024

Upcoming Closures

Dear valued clients - With a few extended closures coming up, please make sure you book your grooms in, well in advance, to secure an appointment.

Barking Fabulous will be closed
19th July to 21st August
4th October to 23rd October

Thank you for your understanding and patience.

Regards
Barking Fabulous Team

20/03/2024

Dear Barking Fabulous clients

We will be closed from Good Friday (29th March) to Anzac Day (25th April).

I have very limited availability for the coming week, before closure. We will do our best to accommodate any last minute bookings, but we are unable to guarantee an appointment.

I apologise for any inconvenience caused by the closure. An opportunity has arisen for me overseas, so I will not be able to operate the business during the above mentioned period.

Thank you for your understanding.

Regards
Paul - Barking Fabulous

04/03/2024

Currently on vacation.

Barking Fabulous is closed 4th March-19th March.

Upon return there will be limited appointments available before Easter.

Barking Fabulous will then be closed for a few weeks.
Potentially from 1st April-25th April. Full closing details in April to follow in the next few weeks.

Apologies for any inconvenience caused with closures.

22/12/2023

Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Thank you for your continued support with the transition from mobile to at home. See you in 2024!

18/04/2023

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31/03/2023

As of the 1st of April there will be an increase in prices. It has been some time since the last increase and unfortunately with rising costs, it is not sustainable. Thank you for your understanding.

31/03/2023

Barking Fabulous will be closed 26th April to 16th May. Please ensure you schedule your appointments in accordance to the closure. Look forward to seeing you soon.

27/12/2022

23/12/2022

It’s been a big year for Barking Fabulous, changing from mobile to operating out of our new property in Cranbourne South. A big thank you to those clients that continue to support Barking Fabulous and those that supported me for many years leading up to this change. Along with my fur kids Walter and Diva, we’d like to wish you, your families and the fur kids a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Years. See you in 2023! 🎄🎅🏼

15/12/2022

Please don’t be tempted to slip your fur kids some Xmas food

21/10/2022

Snake season is upon us. What signs to look for in your dog or cat?

Venomous snakes produce different types of toxins that cause different clinical signs in your animals.

Brown, black and tiger snakes produce neurotoxins which affect the nerves of your animals. This can result in weakness/flaccid paralysis (loose and floppy limbs), dilated non-responsive pupils, and protrusion of the tongue (in cats). If the neurotoxins affect respiratory muscles, your animal may struggle to breathe. Neurotoxins usually take effect between 1-6 hours post bite however if severe envenomation has taken place then effects could be more rapid. You may also notice pre-paralytic signs, particularly in dogs, such as vomiting, salivation, urination, defecation and sudden collapse with apparent recovery which can indicate severe envenomation. Cats on the other hand most often present after being noticed to not have moved for some time and to have missed a regular meal.

Myotoxins, found in tiger and black snakes damage the muscle of your animals and can cause muscle weakness, tenderness, pain on movement, tremors, collapse and red to black coloured urine. It can take hours to cause observable clinical signs.

Procoagulants are a major toxin for brown snakes, tiger snakes and taipans. These toxins affect your animals ability to be able to form blood clots. Clinical signs can include continued bleeding from the bite site and bleeding from internal organs. These signs can occur within 30 minutes of envenomation.

Your animals can be affected by multiple of these toxins and can show a combination of the clinical signs above.

Most snake bites occur in your backyard. Snake bite is still possible even if you haven’t seen a snake.

If any of these signs are observed in your animal, seek veterinary medical attention immediately as snake bites can be life threatening.

04/10/2022

Currently on our way overseas for a vacation. During this time Barking Fabulous will be closed. Will reopen 20th October, with prebooked clients. At the moment taking bookings after Cup Day. All messages will be answered after 20th October. See you on the flip side 😊

05/09/2022

No more road closures (for the moment). The Westernport Highway reopened yesterday, so hopefully will make it easier access for clients again.

01/08/2022

27/07/2022

Just a friendly reminder to clients, my new premises has valuable livestock on it and I therefore request that when attending your grooming appointment, please have your dog under your full control.

14/07/2022

Reminder these closures begin tomorrow (Friday 15th July) night at 8pm, for seven weeks 🤦🏼‍♂️

Unfortunately we have major road work closures along Westernport Hwy (Hastings Road) again, from Ballarto Road to Cranbourne- Frankston Road and this time resulting in complete closure of Carr Boyd Road at Westernport Hwy (Hastings Road). Along with that closure, they have only one way in (Stanhill Drive)and one way out (Woodlands Road) of our area. Depending on the area you are coming from, you’ll have to come Hall Road through Cranbourne West to Cranbourne-Frankston Road or North Road to Pearcedale Road. Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.