A pet groomer website designed to fill the route with grooming visits

1. 01

   The route board answers: do you come to my street?

   A mobile groomer’s whole pitch is where the van goes and when. 4 day buttons swap the area name and redraw a route map at the top of the page, so the service pattern is the first thing a visitor sees.

2. 02

   Packages start with size

   Owners know their dog’s weight; they do not know grooming terminology. 3 rows for small, medium and large list what each visit includes, and a line explains that the coat check happens before anything starts.

3. 03

   The van visit is explained like a house call

   Meet at the curb, one-pet session, handoff notes. For an owner who has only used a shop, those 3 steps answer the questions about where the dog goes and who else is in the van.

4. 04

   A pet picker sets the tone before the form

   Dog, senior dog or puppy changes a one-line note about how the visit begins. It is a small touch, but it tells an owner with an anxious or older animal that the groomer has thought about them before they ask.

• The areas and days you cover, in a form a visitor can scan in seconds
• Packages by pet size or coat type, with what each includes
• Prices or starting prices, and what changes them: matting, size, add-ons
• How a mobile visit works: where the van parks, how long it takes, who is inside
• Vaccination, age and temperament policies, stated before the request
• A request form that asks for the pet, the size, the area and a preferred day

See how FreeWebGuy builds a website for pet groomers.