The Gingr Blog

This blog contains content from the 2018 Pet Boarding and Daycare magazine article “From Pack to Playgroup: 6 Tips for Fight-Free Daycare”.

Thriving in a competitive pet-care market requires you to stay on-top and ahead of the key trends in professional pet-care. Help ensure your professional and business' success by anticipating and acting on important trends in dog daycare, boarding, grooming and training industry.

Any busy dog daycare business has that ‘rush’ of check-ins in the morning: 15-30 minutes of high-paced customer interactions, with customers showing up (on their way to work), dropping off their pets and rushing back out.

The best dog grooming software programs will give you the essential features to help you operate your dog grooming business. These features include grooming pet and client management, online scheduling options, point of sale card processing, appointment cards for your groomers to read and take notes, and easy rebooking tools. Here’s a quick look at what our customers identify as the essential features: ESSENTIAL FEATURES FOR DOG GROOMING SOFTWARE

With new dog daycare and pet boarding businesses starting everyday, the industry is growing and well, getting more competitive. That's a good thing.  Competition gets us to 'raise the bar' and get better at what we do. Further, competition in a healthy market can actually increase your business and increase the value of it.

There is nothing more frustrating than having a few luxury suites empty on any peak season night, knowing that's a few hundred dollars of income you are missing out on.

A picture tells a ................. (pardon the cliche).  

What’s one of the first things you do when you startup your pet-care business? Setup your website, right?

We’ve always held that the best way to ensure customer loyalty in a pet-care business is to deliver the best pet-care possible. Customers know superior service and care when they see it. The best customers will stay with the best service available.

Please note: This blog was written with content provided by  Susan Briggs of Crystal Canine and The Dog Gurus, representing the Professional Animal Care Certification Council (PACCC).