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If your grooming salon, kennel or training school is full on weekends and quiet midweek, the staff who could post about it are busy with the animals in front of them. Flo drafts the posts, service pages, rebooking emails and review replies each week, and you approve them before anything publishes.
A client who hears about you from a neighbor and looks you up finds whatever you last posted.
For salons, kennels, training schools and walking teams
How do you fill the book on a slow Tuesday?
Mostly with the clients you already have. A reminder that it has been six weeks since the last groom, a midweek daycare note, a post about the puppy class starting Monday: small, steady nudges drafted every week instead of one big campaign a year. Choose the business that fits yours.
Grooming Salons
Local salons with a few tables, a bather and a front desk.
Open โKennels & Pet Resorts
Independent kennels and resorts with runs, suites and play yards.
Open โDog Training Schools
Training schools with a facility, classes and several trainers.
Open โPet Sitting Companies
Local companies with a team of walkers and sitters and a scheduler.
Open โMobile Grooming Fleets
Companies running several grooming vans with a scheduler and a team.
Open โPet Waste Services
Local services with several trucks, routes and a subscriber base.
Open โThe rest of pet care and services
Every pet care and services business, at every size.
You have questions. We have answers.
What independent pet care businesses ask first.
Can it post photos of the pets we care for?
Flo drafts the captions and posts around the photos you add, so the dog on the grooming table is the real one. Asking owners at drop-off whether their pet can be featured gets you consent and, if they like the post, someone to share it.
We have a team of walkers. Can each one be featured?
Introducing walkers and sitters by name helps owners feel they know who has their key, and one brand voice keeps those posts sounding like one company.
What does the email side actually send?
Rebooking reminders, seasonal notes like holiday boarding openings, class announcements and a short monthly newsletter, drafted by Flo and sent through your email platform once you approve them.
Is it worth replying to every review?
Replies are public, so anyone reading your reviews can also see how you treat an owner who had a bad day, and Flo drafts each one so answering forty reviews does not cost an evening.
Sources
- 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
- Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025, occupation 39-2021 animal caretakers, Las Vegas and Phoenix metropolitan areas, wage and salary jobs only, read 29 September 2026
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