How boarding gets booked
Boarding demand is tied to holidays, which means capacity sells out in predictable bursts and owners plan weeks ahead. They need to see availability for their exact dates and their size of animal, know the vaccination requirements before arriving, and — above all — be reassured that the animal will be fine. Bookings taken by message and written in a diary produce double-bookings on precisely the dates that matter most.
What we build for a pet hotel
First, an availability calendar by pet size and enclosure type, so owners see real capacity for their dates. Second, vaccination and health requirements stated at booking, which prevents refusals at the door. Third, daily photo or video updates, the feature that converts anxious owners and generates the reviews that fill the next holiday. Fourth, deposits, because unpaid holiday holds are the most expensive empty kennels in the year.