How a Facility’s Layout Impacts Efficiency & Productivity
One of the daily challenges pet care businesses face is their facility layout. The layout of the building can significantly […]
One of the daily challenges pet care businesses face is their facility layout. The layout of the building can significantly […]
Most owners of a pet care business start their business with ideas of being surrounding by happy puppies, kittens, dogs, […]
If you are like most dog professionals that I work with, you probably transitioned from being a full time employee […]
I remember as a boy of twelve years old letting my neighbor’s dog out to use the bathroom. Every week […]
Working with dogs can be intimidating at times. Employees working in the canine boarding and daycare sector should feel confident […]
The state of New Jersey just passed a new law that affects almost everyone who provides pet boarding and daycare services. It expands the choices of what pet care businesses in New Jersey can use as a surface for their outdoor pet containment areas.
What We’ve Learned
The H3N2 canine influenza virus is of avian origin and was first isolated from sick dogs in China in 2006 and South Korea in 2007(1) The first reported incidence of Canine Influenza H3N2 in the United States was documented in March 2015.
Occupancy costs comprise a major line item for any business. And while location is important, the stability and long–term fit of your real estate is also critical.
Trying to plan ahead for growth and future requirements, while preserving cash flow and affordability, can be a lot to balance.
Which Comes First, The Chicken or the Egg?
So you’ve got that great idea, whether it’s a new facility from ground up or just a remodel of your existing place. Then you hit the “now what?” roadblock! How do you move forward? Even though it’s a great idea, you aren’t certain if you can afford it or if it will make economic sense.
The Ultimate Destination for Pampered Pets
“‘Are you the one that has the swimming pool for dogs?’ That’s what a lot of people asked when they called Pet Lodge Pet Resort,” recalls office manager, Megan Kirven. When the Pet Lodge first opened, their bone-shaped swimming pool was the talk of the town.
Gone are the days when people asked “What’s dog daycare?” or “Why would I bring my dog here to play with other dogs?” The dog daycare industry is a couple decades old, and daycare has moved from being viewed as a frivolous activity for a pet to a much needed social outlet for a beloved family member.
and Why It’s Effective
The pet care industry is filled with people who want to “do good”. They want to surround themselves and care for furry creatures who can’t talk. These owners feel that caring for furry creatures is a good thing to do and therefore doing so provides a fulfilling and rewarding existence.