AI marketing for kennels and pet resorts
Your kennel sells a week away from home, and the owner decides on it from a tour, a few photos and the reviews. During the stay, a photo of their dog playing is the best marketing you have. Flo writes the stay updates, holiday booking emails and review replies that invite one-time guests back.
Independent kennels compete on care they can show. The owner comparing two facilities often picks the one that feels transparent.
Every stay, shared.
A full kennel, every holiday week
Staff are busy with dogs from open to close. Photos get taken and never sent, holiday weeks open when someone remembers, and an owner reading a two-year-old review with no reply books the resort across town.
Updates Unsent
Photos taken during the stay and never shared.
Holidays Opened Late
Peak weeks announced after regulars have planned.
Tours Unbooked
Owners who never see the facility before choosing.
Old Reviews
A profile that looks unattended.
Four apps, one kennel, every suite filled
Flo drafts from your staff's photos and booking notes, and you approve.
MoSocialPlay Group Posts
Today's yard, with owners' permission.
MoBlogsFirst Stay Guide
Vaccines, temperament checks and what to pack.
MoMailHoliday Booking
Regulars invited to book peak weeks first.
MoReviewsEvery Stay Thanked
Replies to every review, by the manager.
What it publishes across your kennel year
Built around your peak weeks and the daycare regulars in between.
- Winter
Spring Break Opens
March weeks announced to regulars.
- Spring
Summer Booking
Summer stays opened early.
- Summer
Peak Stays
Daily updates during the busiest weeks.
- Fall
Holiday Booking
Thanksgiving and December, first to regulars.
What MoFlo accounts in other industries have measured
Other pet care businesses we set up differently
A pet resort chain and a sitter boarding at home run different setups, so they do not get this page.
Marketing by company size
The same platform, framed by how many locations, vans or routes you run, not by which animals you care for.
You have questions. We have answers.
The five that come up before a kennel or pet resort signs.
How often should we share updates during a stay?
Once a day is enough for many owners, with a photo and a line. Flo drafts them from staff notes, and you approve the batch.
Should we list prices?
Starting prices per night and per daycare day help owners compare. A clear note on what changes the price, such as a second dog or a medication, avoids a surprise at checkout.
How do we get owners to tour?
Invite them in posts and emails and show what they will see. A page with photos of the runs, suites and yards answers the first questions before the visit.
How do we handle full weeks?
Say so early and offer a waitlist. A post that says a week is full reassures regulars and moves new clients to open dates.
How are kennels and pet resorts priced?
MoMail is $79/mo and MoReviews $99/mo. MoSocial and MoBlogs are $149/mo each, and all four together are $299/mo, free for a week and no contract. A kennel with a list of past guests often starts with MoMail for holiday booking.
Sources
- Clark County Code 10.30.080 and 10.30.160, facility disinfection and inspections, read 29 September 2026. Clark County, Nevada only.
- American Pet Products Association, Pet Industry Market Size, Trends and Statistics, Other Services category, which includes boarding, grooming, insurance, training, sitting and walking, read 29 September 2026
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