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Pets: what we have had to fix

200 write-ups from production, newest first. Each one is a problem hit on a real project and how it was diagnosed and fixed.

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The Best Veterinary Clinic Websites in 2026

Not the prettiest practice sites, the ones that register clients while the practice is shut. The nine traits the best veterinary clinic websites share in 2026.

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Booking and Registration: The Vet Practice Setup

How to set up online booking on a veterinary practice website so the client, the pet and the right appointment type arrive together, in one tap from a phone.

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Embedding Vetstoria on a Vet Practice Website

Where to put Vetstoria on a veterinary practice website, how to link to it per appointment type, what to configure first, and how to keep the pages fast.

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Emergency Route: The Vet Website Setup

How to build an emergency route into a veterinary practice website: the header bar, the out of hours page, tap-to-call, and who writes the guidance.

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Fee Disputes at the Desk: What a Vet Site Fixes

The argument at reception starts long before the invoice prints. Why veterinary fee disputes happen, and the part a practice website can genuinely remove.

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Fees and Health Plans: The Vet Website Setup

How to publish consultation fees and health plan pricing on a veterinary practice website, where to put them, and how to word estimates properly.

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How a Vet Practice Website Build Actually Runs

The stages of a veterinary practice website build, from the first call to launch: what we need from you, when, and how much of the team's week it takes.

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How Do We Handle Emergencies? The Vet Answer

The direct answer for veterinary clinics: a tap-to-call route on every page, an honest out of hours statement, and guidance written by your own vets.

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Panicked Owners Cannot Find the Emergency Number

At two in the morning an owner has one job: reach a vet. What a veterinary practice website should carry so the phone number is never more than one tap away.

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Registration by Paper at the Desk: The Vet Fix

Clipboards at reception cost time, accuracy and goodwill. How a veterinary practice website moves registration online and into the first booking instead.

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Service Pages: The Vet Practice Website Setup

How to build service pages for a veterinary practice website: which ones to make, what belongs on each, and how to connect them to fees, plans and booking.

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Vet Practice Website: Template or Custom Build

Template or custom build for a veterinary practice website: what each costs, what each produces in registered clients, and how to tell which one you need.

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What a Veterinary Practice Website Costs in 2026

Price bands for a veterinary practice website in 2026, what each band includes, the running costs, and the six questions that tell you which band a quote is in.

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Why Your Vet Practice Website Gets No Bookings

Owners visit the site, then ring reception to ask the consultation fee. Eight reasons a veterinary practice website fails to convert, and the fixes in order.

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Area Pages: The Pet Sitting Website Setup

How to build area pages for a pet sitting business website that rank for cat sitter near me searches without turning into thin, duplicated town pages.

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Best Booking Systems for Pet Sitters in 2026

Time To Pet, Pet Sitter Plus, Scout and Precise Petcare compared for pet sitters, on visit reports, scheduling, key records and website integration.

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The Best Pet Sitter Websites in 2026

Not the prettiest sitting websites, the ones that win holiday bookings from strangers. The nine traits the best pet sitter sites share in 2026.

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Cats, Dogs, Small Animals? The Answer

The direct answer for pet sitters: say which animals you take, price each visit type separately, state your limits, and give cat sitting its own page.

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Embedding Time To Pet on a Pet Sitting Website

Where to put Time To Pet on a pet sitting website, how to link the client portal and request form, what to configure first, and how to keep pages fast.

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Holiday Bookings by Message: The Sitter Fix

Pet sitting holiday bookings arranged over WhatsApp cost hours and lose dates. How to move requests, confirmations and payment into scheduling software.

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How a Pet Sitting Website Build Actually Runs

The stages of a pet sitting business website build, from the first call to launch: what we need from you, when, and how much of your week it really takes.

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How Does Pet Sitting Booking Work? The Answer

The direct answer for pet sitters: a meet-and-greet booked from the website, then visits scheduled in your pet care software, with a report after every visit.

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Meet-and-Greet Booking: The Pet Sitting Setup

How to set up online meet-and-greet booking for a pet sitting business, from the button on the page to the intake form, keys and the first scheduled visit.

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No Sense of What a Visit Involves: The Fix

Owners cannot picture a thirty minute pet sitting visit, so they compare on price. How to show what each visit type includes, and what lands on their phone.

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Overnight and House Sitting? The Answer

The direct answer for pet sitters: overnight stays and house sitting need separate pages with their own prices, because the arrangement and the trust differ.

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Owners Nervous About Their Home and Keys

The unasked question behind every pet sitting enquiry is about the house, not the pet. What a pet sitting website can do to answer it before anyone messages.

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Pet Sitting Website: Template or Custom Build

Template or custom for a pet sitting business website. What each one does with trust, visit pricing, area pages and key handling, and which pays back sooner.

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What a Pet Sitting Website Costs in 2026

Price bands for a pet sitting business website in 2026, what sits in each band, the running costs after launch, and how to judge a quote you have been sent.

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Prices Per Visit Type: The Pet Sitting Setup

How to build pet sitting prices per visit type as editable records, matched to Time To Pet or Scout, so an owner can cost a whole holiday in one look.

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Trust Page: The Pet Sitting Website Setup

Step by step: how to build the trust page on a pet sitting website, covering insurance, vetting, first aid, references and key handling, and keep it current.

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What Proof Do Owners Want? The Answer

The direct answer for pet sitters: insurance, vetting, pet first aid, references and key handling, stated plainly on one page with a sample visit report.

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Why Your Pet Sitting Site Gets No Bookings

A pet sitting website with traffic and no enquiries has a small number of likely faults. Here they are in the order they cost you holiday bookings.

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Area Pages for a Mobile Grooming Website

How to build area pages for a mobile dog grooming website: which places to cover, what goes on each page, and how to keep them from being thin duplicates.

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Best Booking Systems for Mobile Groomers in 2026

MoeGo, Savvy Pet Spa, Fresha and Booksy compared for mobile dog groomers, on address capture, area checks, travel buffers, deposits and website embedding.

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The Best Mobile Groomer Websites in 2026

Not the prettiest mobile grooming websites, the ones that fill a route with dogs on the same streets. The nine traits the best ones share in 2026.

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Booking With Address and Pet Details: The Setup

How to set up mobile dog grooming booking that asks for the address first, checks the area, captures parking, water and power, and protects the route.

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'Do You Cover My Area?' What a Website Fixes

Every mobile groomer answers the same message all day. What it costs, and how a mobile grooming website answers coverage before the phone buzzes.

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Embedding MoeGo on a Mobile Grooming Website

How to put MoeGo online booking on a mobile grooming website without wrecking the load time: one booking page, deep links, nothing loading until Book is tapped.

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How a Mobile Grooming Website Build Actually Runs

The stages of a mobile dog grooming website build, from the first call to launch: the round, the price table, the van shoot, and how much of your week it takes.

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How Does Booking Work for Mobile? The Answer

The direct answer for mobile dog groomers: the booking takes the address first, checks the area, captures the dog and the site conditions, then offers a slot.

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How Should Mobile Grooming Prices Be Shown?

The direct answer for mobile dog groomers: a table by size and coat with travel included, the minimum stated, add-ons priced separately and no from prices.

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Mobile Groomer Website Rules by Country

What changes on a mobile dog grooming website across the US, UK, Canada, Australia and the EU: trading address, service areas, waste water, prices and texts.

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What a Mobile Grooming Website Costs in 2026

Price bands for a mobile dog grooming website in 2026, what each band includes, the running costs, and how to judge a quote you have been sent.

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Owners Want to See the Van: The Website Fix

A stranger is handing you a dog and watching it go into a vehicle outside their house. What to photograph inside and outside the van, and where to put it.

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Price Table With Travel Included: The Mobile Setup

How to build a mobile dog grooming price table where travel is inside the number: size and coat bands, the minimum, area surcharges and the booking platform.

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Van and Dog Photography: The Mobile Groomer Setup

A working method for mobile grooming photography: one shoot morning, a repeatable before and after station, permissions, file sizes and where each shot goes.

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What Do Owners Need to Provide? The Answer

The direct answer for mobile dog groomers: parking, water and power where needed, an adult at home, and a dog ready. Say it on the site and in the confirmation.

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What Do Owners Want to See? The Mobile Answer

The direct answer for mobile dog groomers: the van inside and out, real client dogs, and the person. Mobile grooming is chosen on convenience and on trust.

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Why Your Mobile Grooming Website Gets No Bookings

Owners visit, then message to ask whether you cover their road. The eight reasons a mobile dog grooming website fails to convert, and the fixes in order.

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Emergencies? The Equine Vet and Farrier Answer

The direct answer for equine practices: tap-to-call on every page, hours and out-of-hours cover stated, and plain guidance for colic, wounds and lameness.

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Emergency Number Hard to Find: The Website Fix

At two in the morning nobody navigates a menu. How an equine practice website should carry the emergency route, the guidance and the out of hours truth.

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Emergency Route on an Equine Practice Website

How to build the emergency route on an equine vet or farrier website: a tap-to-call bar on every page, an emergency page, and guidance an owner can act on.

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What an Equine Practice Website Costs in 2026

Price bands for an equine vet or farrier website in 2026, what sits in each band, the running costs after launch, and how to judge a quote you were sent.

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Fees: How to Set Them Up on an Equine Website

How to build the fees page on an equine vet or farrier website: visit and zone fees, routine procedures, callout charges, yard terms, and keeping it editable.

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Route-Day Booking on an Equine Practice Website

How to set up route-day booking on an equine vet or farrier website: areas, days, yard and horse capture, the emergency split and testing on yard signal.

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Service Pages for an Equine Practice Website

How to build service pages for an equine vet or farrier site: one page each for vaccinations, dentistry, lameness, shoeing and trimming, built from records.

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Yards Budgeting Blind: Publish Your Equine Fees

Yard managers budget for money that is not theirs. What an equine practice website should publish about visit fees, procedures, callouts and account terms.

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Yards or Individual Owners? The Equine Answer

The direct answer for equine vets and farriers: serve both, and give yard managers their own page covering multiple horses, shared visit fees and account terms.

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Area Pages for a Dog Walking Website

How to build area pages for a dog walking business so you rank for the streets you actually cover and stop fielding enquiries from outside the round.

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Areas and Times? The Answer for Dog Walkers

The short answer for dog walkers: area pages, plus a plain line on your walking windows, so owners know before they enquire whether you fit.

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Best Booking Systems for Dog Walkers in 2026

Time To Pet, Pet Sitter Plus, Scout and Precise Petcare compared for dog walkers, on recurring walks, GPS visit reports, billing and website integration.

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The Best Dog Walker Websites in 2026

Not the prettiest dog walking websites, the ones that fill a round with regular weekly clients. The nine traits the best dog walker sites share in 2026.

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Dog Walker Website Rules by Country

What changes for a dog walking website across the US, UK, Canada, Australia and the EU: licensing, dogs-per-walker limits, consumer law and privacy.

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Dog Walking Website: Template or Custom Build

Template or custom build for a dog walking business website: what each costs, what each brings in regular weekly clients, and how to tell which you need.

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Embedding Time To Pet Without Slowing Your Site

How to put Time To Pet's client portal and request form on a dog walking website so owners get in with one tap and the pages stay fast on a phone.

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Enquiries From Outside Your Dog Walking Area

Half your enquiries come from streets you do not cover or times you do not walk. How area pages and stated walking windows fix that on a dog walking site.

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Handing Over a Key: Calming a Nervous Dog Owner

Owners hesitate before giving a dog walker a key to their home. What a dog walking business website can show to settle that, in the order they need it.

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How a Dog Walking Website Build Actually Runs

From first conversation to live: the stages of building a dog walking website, what we need from you, how long each part takes and where builds stall.

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How Do Dog Walking Bookings Work?

The short answer for dog walkers: a meet-and-greet booked online, then regular walks scheduled and billed monthly through your pet care software.

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Meet-and-Greet Booking for Dog Walkers

How to set up online meet-and-greet booking for a dog walking business: what to ask, what to confirm, and how the first visit becomes a regular slot.

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Prices and Packages on a Dog Walking Website

How to build the prices page for a dog walking business: per-walk rates, group and solo, block packages, bank holidays and what changes the price.

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Scheduling Walks by Text: What a Website Fixes

Most dog walkers run the round from WhatsApp. What that costs you, and how a website and a pet care platform move the schedule off your phone for good.

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How to Build a Trust Page for a Dog Walking Site

A step by step build for the trust page on a dog walking business website: what to gather, how to redact a visit report, where to link it and how to keep it.

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What Reassures Dog Owners Most?

The short answer for dog walkers: insurance, vetting, first aid, references and visit reports with photos, all stated on the site with an example shown.

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Why Your Dog Walking Website Gets No Bookings

Owners visit, then message you on Facebook instead. The eight reasons a dog walking business website fails to convert, and the fixes in priority order.

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Best Booking Systems for Dog Trainers in 2026

TeamUp, Bookeo, Acuity and Square Appointments compared for dog trainers, on class courses, behaviour intake forms, deposits and website embedding.

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The Best Dog Trainer Websites in 2026

Not the prettiest training websites, the ones that fill courses and book behaviour consults. The nine traits the best dog trainer sites share in 2026.

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Classes and One-to-Ones on the Same Site?

The direct answer for dog trainers: yes, on one site, but clearly separated. Classes book as places, behaviour consults book as appointments with intake.

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Dog Training Website: Template or Custom Build

Template or custom build for a dog training and behaviour website: what each costs, what each produces in filled courses and consults, and which you need.

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Embedding TeamUp on a Dog Training Website

How to put TeamUp's class schedule and registration on a dog training website so owners book a course in one tap and the rest of the pages stay fast.

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How Do We Explain Our Training Methods?

The direct answer for dog trainers: plainly. Your approach, the qualifications and memberships behind it, and what a class or session actually looks like.

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Building the Methods and Qualifications Page

How to set up a methods and qualifications page on a dog training website: your approach in plain words, the bodies behind it, and what a session looks like.

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Online Training: Does It Belong on the Site?

The direct answer for dog trainers: yes, if you offer it. A page for online consults and courses, saying where you offer them, with booking attached.

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Owners Asking About Methods: The Website Fix

Owners research training methods before they research trainers. How a methods and qualifications page answers the question and wins the clients you want.

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Prices for Classes, Consults and Packages

How to set up prices on a dog training website: class courses, behaviour consults, follow-ups and packages, stated so owners book instead of emailing.

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What About Behaviour Cases and Vet Referral?

The direct answer for dog trainers: a behaviour page with the process, the intake questionnaire, when a vet is involved, and assessment prices.

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Why Your Dog Training Website Gets No Bookings

Owners visit, then email asking when the next puppy class starts. The eight reasons a dog training website fails to convert, and the fixes in order.

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Assessment Booking: The Daycare Website Setup

How to make the assessment day the first bookable step on a dog daycare and boarding website, in Gingr, PetExec, Revelation Pets or Kennel Connection.

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Bookings by Phone in Peak Season: The Fix

Christmas and August book by phone while someone is mid-kennel-round. How a daycare and boarding website moves peak bookings online without losing control.

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The Daily Routine Page: A Daycare Website Setup

How to build the page that shows an owner what a day at your daycare or boarding kennel actually looks like, hour by hour, and why it books the assessment.

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Daycare and Boarding Website: Template or Custom

Template or custom build for a dog daycare and boarding website: what each costs, what each fills in the quiet months, and how to tell which you need.

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What a Dog Daycare and Boarding Website Costs

Price bands for a dog daycare and boarding kennel website in 2026, what each band includes, the running costs, and how to judge a quote you have been sent.

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Facilities Photography and Video for Kennel Sites

The shot list, permissions, image sizes and page structure for photographing a daycare and boarding kennel so the website reassures owners and stays fast.

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How Do We Handle Assessments and Requirements?

The direct answer for dog daycare and boarding kennels: assessment booked as the first step, requirements stated on the site, consent collected at booking.

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Owners Cannot Picture the Place: The Kennel Fix

An owner is choosing where their dog sleeps for nine nights and your site shows the gate. What to photograph, film and publish on a daycare and boarding site.

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Requirements and Consent: The Kennel Website Setup

What a dog daycare or boarding kennel must state on the website and collect at booking: vaccinations, neutering, temperament, feeding, medication and consent.

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Requirements Explained at the Door: The Fix

Vaccinations and neutering explained on the doorstep in August. How a daycare and boarding website states the requirements and collects them at booking.

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What About Licensing? For Daycare and Boarding

The direct answer for dog daycare and boarding kennels: you are licensed in most places, and the licence and inspection rating belong where owners look.

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Why Your Dog Daycare Website Gets No Bookings

Owners visit the site, then phone to ask what vaccinations you need. The eight reasons a daycare and boarding website fails, and the fixes in order.

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Best Booking Systems for Catteries in 2026

Revelation Pets, Gingr, PetExec and Kennel Connection compared for catteries: pen capacity, vaccination records, medication notes, deposits and embedding.

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The Best Cattery Websites in 2026

Not the prettiest cattery websites, the ones that fill August in June. The eight traits the best cat boarding sites have in common in 2026.

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Do Catteries Need a Licence, and Where Does It Go?

A direct answer on cattery licensing: where catteries are licensed, what the inspection rating means to an owner, and where the licence belongs on the website.

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Cattery Website: Template or Custom Build

Template or custom build for a cattery website: what each costs, what each produces in booked nights, and how to tell which one your cattery needs.

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What a Cattery Website Costs in 2026

Price bands for a cattery website in 2026, what sits inside each band, the running costs after launch, and the six questions that judge a quote.

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How a Cattery Website Build Actually Runs

From first conversation to live: the stages of a cattery website build, what we need from you at each one, how long it takes and where projects usually stall.

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Owners Cannot See the Pens: The Cattery Fix

Cat owners will not book a room they cannot see. How to structure pen types, photographs, captions and video so a cattery website answers it.

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Peak Season Bookings by Phone: The Cattery Fix

August sold by voicemail costs a cattery nights it never gets back. How to put the boarding calendar online, handle peak weeks and run a waiting list.

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Pen Photography for a Cattery Website

How to shoot, size, caption and publish pen photography on a cat boarding website so it loads fast, ranks locally and ends at the booking button.

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Requirements Missed Until Drop-Off: The Fix

A cat arrives with an out-of-date booster and a holiday starting. How a cattery website states requirements and confirms them at booking, so it stops happening.

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What Do Cat Owners Look For in a Cattery?

A direct answer: the pens, the numbers, the routine, medication handling and heating. What cat owners check before booking, and where each one sits on the site.

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What Requirements Should a Cattery State Online?

A direct answer: the vaccination timing, flea and worm treatment, and what to bring that a cattery should state on its website and confirm again at booking.

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Which Booking Tools Work for Catteries?

A direct answer for catteries: Revelation Pets, Gingr, PetExec and Kennel Connection, what each suits, and what a booking tool has to do for cat boarding.

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Why Your Cattery Website Gets No Bookings

Owners visit the site, then phone to ask about the pens. The seven reasons a cattery website fails to convert, and the order to fix them in.

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Best Booking Systems for Dog Groomers in 2026

MoeGo, Gingr, Savvy Pet Spa, Fresha and Booksy compared for grooming salons, on breed pricing, vaccination capture, deposits and website embedding.

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The Best Dog Groomer Websites in 2026

Not the prettiest grooming websites, the ones that fill a diary with regular dogs. The nine traits the best dog groomer sites share in 2026.

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Booking With Pet Profiles: The Grooming Setup

How to set up online booking on a dog grooming salon website so the dog's breed, coat, vaccinations and consent arrive with the slot, in one tap from a phone.

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Embedding MoeGo on a Grooming Salon Website

Where to put MoeGo's online booking on a dog grooming website, how to deep-link it per service, what to configure first, and how to keep the pages fast.

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How a Grooming Salon Website Build Actually Runs

The stages of a dog grooming salon website build, from the first call to launch: what we need from you, when, and how much of your week it really takes.

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How Do We Handle First-Time Dogs? The Answer

The direct answer for dog groomers: a first-groom page that says what to bring and what happens, plus a consultation slot for puppies and nervous dogs.

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How Should Grooming Prices Be Shown? The Answer

The direct answer for dog groomers: a table by size and coat with breed examples, add-ons priced separately, and one honest line about what changes on the day.

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Paperwork at the First Visit: The Grooming Fix

Vaccination cards, consent, vet details and behaviour notes should not be collected on a clipboard at nine in the morning. How a salon site moves them online.

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Price Table: The Grooming Salon Website Setup

Step by step: how to build the grooming price table as editable records, matched to your booking platform, so a phone user can price their dog in one look.

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Rebooking Reminders: The Grooming Salon Setup

Intervals per service, when to send, what the message says and where the link goes: setting up grooming rebooking reminders that actually fill the diary.

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Vaccination and Consent: The Grooming Salon Setup

What a grooming salon should collect before the first dog arrives, how the booking platform captures and renews it, and what the website has to explain first.

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Which Booking Tools Work for Dog Groomers?

The direct answer for dog groomers: MoeGo, Gingr, Savvy Pet Spa, Fresha or Booksy, chosen by how you work, and the six things any of them has to do.

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How Do We Reassure Nervous Owners? The Pet Answer

The direct answer for pet businesses: real photos and video, a plain first-visit page, qualifications and insurance stated, Google reviews, and a kind tone.

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The 9 Pages a Pet Business Website Needs

The nine pages a groomer, daycare, cattery, vet or walker website needs to reassure the owner and book the slot, what goes on each, and how to build in stages.

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Which Booking Tools Work for Pet Businesses?

A direct answer by kind of business: the booking platforms that handle pet profiles, vaccinations and consent for groomers, daycare, vets, walkers and trainers.

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