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Running a dog daycare or walking business is hard work. Between keeping every dog happy and managing the day-to-day jobs, there’s not much time left for paperwork. If you’re still doing invoices by hand, chasing payments, or trying to make sense of endless spreadsheets, there’s an easier way. Xero can help you keep your finances in order without the stress. It links up with the tools you already use, sorts out your bookkeeping automatically, and gives you a clear picture of where your...

Forgetting a dog doesn’t usually come from neglect. It comes from bad systems . If your bookings aren’t live. If information sits in WhatsApp messages. If paper registers get lost. If your routes are built on screenshots and memory…you are already working in a setup where human error is guaranteed. The danger isn’t the staff. It’s the systems they’re forced to use. Where Mistakes Start Most problems happen because the information isn’t live or central: • bookings sent in messages and not...

Recent coverage in the media has highlighted concerns around dogs spending excessive time in vans before arriving at daycare. Without naming any business, the story made it clear: long, inefficient, or poorly managed transport routes can compromise welfare. This has put doggy daycares under growing scrutiny regarding: • transparency around collection routes • the number of dogs per van • how long dogs are in crates • vehicle ventilation and temperature • safe separation and supervision • the...