Less busywork.
More happy dogs.

Book daycare, boarding or training against shared capacity. Create a single visit or a weekly series, keeping local appointment times across daylight-saving changes. Move a reserved visit to new dates with capacity checked again. Assign runs, rooms or suites without overlapping occupants.

See scheduled arrivals, dogs checked in, completed visits, and cancellations for a date in your business time zone. Check dogs in and out with a clear attendance history. Find a visit by name or tap its count to focus on arrivals, dogs in care, or missing requirements; check in, open care notes and share report cards from each visit.

Save usual feeding and medication instructions, record changes for a particular visit, and schedule individual care tasks with attributed completion or skip records.

Start with a clear household overview, then open just the task you need: care, documents, billing or contact details. Search by a person's name or their dog's. Browse twelve customers per page with Previous and Next. Keep each pet’s identification photo and coat description alongside emergency contacts, vet details and handling notes together. Use your own terminology and additional fields, with searchable choices that fit the way your business works.

Staff and linked customers upload private evidence and enter vaccination dates; the business owner verifies the evidence. Record a signed copy of each agreement version. Choose the requirements for each service; missing or expired evidence blocks check-in.

Follow guided setup, or start an empty business with a boarding, daycare or training template. Use your own words for pets and households, rename built-in labels, and add text, numbers, dates, yes/no fields, or choice lists. The owner defines the form; staff fill it in on each household or pet.

Price a service per visit, started hour, calendar day or night. Set additional-pet discounts and priced extras. The owner can bill a visit and its extras in one step, or bill an eligible late-cancellation fee under the service's policy. Issue itemized invoices, record payments received outside the app, and keep partial payments, reversals, and voids in history. Sell prepaid visit packages; paid invoices unlock credits that the owner applies to household bookings.

Give customers their own sign-in to update household details, request bookings or confirm instantly for an enabled service, update their pets’ identification photos, coat colors and health profiles, upload vaccination evidence and signed agreement copies, and review invoices, recorded payments, and package credits. The business owner sends a one-time invitation link and customers choose their own password; one sign-in can cover households at several businesses. Emailed delivery is planned.

Define up to 20 class sessions and review household enrollment requests. Approval books every session together, checking shared capacity on every date. Write visit summaries, progress, at-home practice and selected private photos; preview and explicitly share them with the pet’s household.

Reserve a unique Pawsitively address at signup. Add your business name, logo, photos, colors, one of 20 designed looks, contact details and selected services. Your logo, colors and type continue into the customer portal; your website never substitutes our campaign photos for your own. Add service descriptions, visit prices and preparation notes, location directions and hours, and team biographies with portraits. Preview your saved draft, publish when ready, and keep editing without changing the live page. Choose a look visually, edit section content before advanced styling, and save without leaving your step.

Prepare your site for search: write a suggested title and description with live length counts, choose what your business offers, and add your postal address, opening hours, photo descriptions and social profiles. Your site publishes them as local-business data, supports link previews with your chosen photo, and includes a sitemap. Publishing queues an update for participating search engines. Search engines decide whether and how your page appears.