Guides
Guides for dog groomers
Practical help with the business side of grooming: fewer no-shows, a fuller diary, fair prices and looking after client data.
- How to cut no-shows in your dog grooming businessPractical ways for dog groomers to stop no-shows and late cancellations: reminders, deposits, a clear cancellation policy and a waitlist to fill the gaps.Read the guide
- How to get dog grooming clients to rebookKeep your grooming diary full by getting regulars to rebook on time: book the next groom on the day, know who is overdue and send the right nudge.Read the guide
- Starting a mobile dog grooming business in the UKA practical checklist for starting a mobile dog grooming business in the UK: training, insurance, the van, pricing your round, bookings and client records.Read the guide
- How to set your dog grooming pricesA step-by-step way to price dog grooming: work out your costs, price by size, coat and condition, add extras and keep your price list easy to understand.Read the guide
- GDPR for dog groomers: a plain-English guideWhat UK GDPR means for dog groomers: what client data you can keep, the ICO fee, marketing consent, keeping data safe and what to do when a client asks.Read the guide
- Switching from a paper diary to dog grooming softwareHow to move your dog grooming business from a paper diary or spreadsheet to booking software without losing clients, notes or your future bookings.Read the guide