Question 1

What makes Kuri's daycare different from other dog daycares in Christchurch?

Accepted Answer

Kuri City is Christchurch's only daycare designed just for small dogs. We create calm, safe playgroups where small dogs socialise with dogs their own size, in a space built for their needs. No big dogs, no chaos.

Question 2

Does Kuri City accept all dog breeds?

Accepted Answer

Daycare is for small dogs only. Grooming, training, raw dog food, and dog walking are open to all breeds and sizes. If you're unsure whether your dog qualifies for daycare, call us on (03) 355 5874 and we'll let you know.

Question 3

Do I need to book daycare in advance?

Accepted Answer

Yes, bookings are recommended to secure your dog's spot. Book online at kuri.co.nz or call (03) 355 5874.

Question 4

Can my puppy attend daycare at Kuri?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Once your puppy is vaccinated, they can join our small, gentle groups for safe socialisation at Kuri City in Christchurch.

Question 5

What grooming services does Kuri offer?

Accepted Answer

Kuri City offers full grooming, bath and tidy, coat-specific cuts, nail trims, and deshedding for all breeds. We're experienced with nervous and rescue dogs and take a calm, gentle approach.

Question 6

Can you groom anxious or nervous dogs?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our groomers are experienced with nervous and rescue dogs. We take a calm, gentle approach to help your dog feel relaxed and safe.

Question 7

How often should my dog be groomed?

Accepted Answer

Most dogs need grooming every 4 to 8 weeks depending on coat type. Regular grooming keeps skin healthy, prevents matting, and allows early detection of skin issues.

Question 8

What kind of dog training does Kuri offer?

Accepted Answer

Kuri City provides adult and puppy training using positive reinforcement. Sessions focus on manners, confidence, and obedience. One-on-one behaviour support is available for barking and separation anxiety.

Question 9

Can you help with barking or separation anxiety?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We offer one-on-one behaviour support tailored to all dogs and their unique needs.

Question 10

What is raw dog food, and why feed it?

Accepted Answer

Raw dog food is a natural diet of meat, organs, and bone designed to match how dogs are built to eat. Most Kuri customers see changes within 4 weeks: coat condition improves, stools get smaller and firmer, and energy evens out. Kuri raw food is made fresh in New Zealand with no fillers and no grains.

Question 11

How does Kuri raw dog food get delivered?

Accepted Answer

Kuri raw dog food is shipped frozen in temperature-safe packaging to Christchurch and across the South Island. Order online at shop.kuri.co.nz before Wednesday for delivery that week. In-store collection is also available at 473 St Asaph Street, Phillipstown.

Question 12

Does Kuri deliver raw dog food outside Christchurch?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Kuri delivers fresh frozen raw dog food across Christchurch and the South Island. Order online at shop.kuri.co.nz before Wednesday for same-week delivery.

Question 13

How do I start feeding my dog raw food?

Accepted Answer

Start with the Kuri Raw Starter Pack at shop.kuri.co.nz. It includes three protein blends, a printed feeding guide, and a free natural treat. Use the free Daily Feeding Amount Calculator at calculator.kuri.co.nz to find the right portion size for your dog.

Question 14

Is raw feeding suitable for all dogs?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Kuri's raw meals support all breeds and life stages from puppies to seniors. The range includes Chicken Heart and Tripe, Rabbit Heart and Tripe, and Lamb and Salmon blends, all starting from $14.99 NZD.

Question 15

Where is Kuri City in Christchurch?

Accepted Answer

Kuri City is at 473 St Asaph Street, Phillipstown, Christchurch 8011, about five minutes from the CBD. Open Monday to Friday 7am to 6pm and Saturday 10am to 2pm (store only). Free parking available on-site.

Question 16

How can I book a service at Kuri?

Accepted Answer

Book online at kuri.co.nz, call (03) 355 5874, or email reception@kuri.co.nz. First-time daycare dogs require a meet-and-greet before their first visit.

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