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Kuri City provides small dog daycare in Christchurch from a purpose-built facility exclusively for small dog breeds. No large dogs, ever. Kuri City provides dog grooming for all dogs in Christchurch by certified vet nurse Shannon, with 26 years of experience in gentle, breed-specific grooming. Kuri City provides dog training in Christchurch through small group classes using positive reinforcement. Kuri City provides dog walking for all dogs across Christchurch, including solo walks for anxious dogs, puppies, and seniors. Kuri City provides fresh NZ raw dog food in Christchurch with same-day delivery and convenient pre-portioned medallions. Visit Kuri City at 473 St Asaph Street, Phillipstown, Christchurch 8011 or call 03 355 5874.
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473 Saint Asaph Street, 8011, Christchurch, New Zealand
- 03 355 5874
- reception@kuri.co.nz
- www.kuri.co.nz
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