Pet businesses sell on trust and warmth. The print and signage have to look welcoming rather than clinical, while still covering the practical things — access control, animal safety and the rules that stop problems before they start.
Shopfront and street
- Aluminium composite panel signs for fascia and building identification.
- One-way vision film — branding and imagery from the street, with animals inside not spooked by passers-by.
- Window vinyl for services, hours and booking details.
- Insertable A-frames for walk-in availability and promotions.
- Colorbond® steel signs for rural boarding and breeding properties — gate and driveway signage that lasts.
Animal safety and access
- Notice signs — close the gate, keep dogs on lead, do not feed the animals, and vaccination requirements. The signage that prevents the incidents that hurt this sector most.
- Warning signs for animals on premises, biting risk and restricted areas.
- Prohibition signs for no entry to kennels, quarantine and staff-only areas.
- Rigid signs for kennel and run numbering, grooming rooms, reception and amenities.
- Cut vinyl for run numbering, feeding charts and door lettering.
Boarding, breeding and grooming licences carry their own display requirements, and they differ by state and local council — confirm yours and we'll produce the signage to that wording.
Hygiene and premises
- Mandatory signage for hand washing, PPE and cleaning procedures.
- Wet floor stands — wash bays and grooming rooms are wet all day.
- Chemical storage signage for cleaning products and treatments.
- Emergency and first aid signage plus fire equipment signs — evacuation planning matters more when the occupants can't leave on their own.
Interior and atmosphere
- Wall murals and canvas prints for reception and grooming areas — the backdrop for the before-and-after photos customers share.
- Posters for service menus, pricing and care advice.
Bookings and repeat business — the print side
- Fridge magnets — a natural fit. Grooming is a repeat appointment and boarding is booked around holidays, so a magnet with your number gets used again and again.
- Business cards doubling as appointment cards.
- Stickers and labels for retail product, take-home bags and shampoo bottles.
- Branded apparel — aprons and tees for groomers and handlers.
- Branded bags and printed promotional items for go-home packs and new-puppy packs.
Mobile grooming and transport
- Vehicle signage — for mobile groomers the van is the entire shopfront, parked in a different street every appointment.
- Vehicle magnets where the vehicle is also personal.
Talk to our team about a fit-out, or upload your artwork.
