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Booking and payment websites for Houston groomers, kennels and daycares.

Codeeo delivers pet care booking website development in Houston for grooming salons, mobile groomers, boarding kennels, dog daycares, trainers and sitting companies. Owners pick a service, see real availability, upload vaccine records, pay a deposit and get a confirmation in one sitting on your own website. Your front desk stops juggling voicemail, and every booking lands in one calendar with the payment already attached.

Houston is a driving city spread over a huge metro, with a long storm season and summers hot enough to change when dogs can be outside. A booking site here has to price by distance, shift slots around the heat and handle a wave of boarding requests when a hurricane is forecast.

Built for
Independent groomers, mobile grooming vans, boarding and daycare facilities, trainers and sitting companies across Greater Houston.
Typical timeline
We map your services, deposits and staff rules in discovery by video call, then agree the release plan and dates in writing before design begins.
What you own
The website, the booking database, the payment processor account and every customer and pet record sit in accounts registered to your business.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

What the booking site handles

The parts of a Houston pet care booking site that earn their keep.

Most pet businesses in Houston already have a website. What they lack is a way to take a confirmed, paid booking from it. The usual setup is a contact form, a phone number and a calendar that only the manager can read. Our pet care online booking system development replaces that with a flow built around your actual rules: which breeds take longer on the table, which dogs need a temperament check before daycare, how many runs you have free on a holiday weekend, and how far your van will drive from Pearland or Cypress. Payments are built into the same flow, so deposits, card on file and package balances are settled at the moment of booking rather than chased at pickup. The pieces below are the ones Houston operators ask for most. We build the ones your business needs first and leave room for the rest.

Explain your project
  • Service menus priced by size and coat

    Owners choose bath, full groom, nail trim or de-shed, then enter breed and weight. The site sets the duration and price band from your own rules, so a double-coated husky does not get booked into a slot sized for a Yorkie.

    Fewer appointments that overrun and push the whole afternoon late.

  • ZIP code zones for mobile grooming

    Mobile groomers set service zones by ZIP code, with travel surcharges shown before checkout and days assigned to areas such as Katy on Tuesdays and The Woodlands on Thursdays. The booking page only offers slots that fit the route.

    Vans spend less time on the Beltway and more time grooming.

  • Heat aware daycare and walk slots

    During the hottest months you can close midday outdoor play, shorten walk windows or move them to early morning in one admin setting. The public calendar updates instantly, so owners only see times you are willing to run.

    Your heat policy is enforced by the calendar, not by staff saying no.

  • Storm surge boarding requests

    When a tropical storm is forecast, you can switch boarding to a waitlist with priority for existing clients, pause new client sign ups and send a single update to everyone booked. Cancellations and credits follow the storm rules you set in advance.

    A forecast does not turn into a day of unanswered calls.

  • Vaccine records and intake forms

    New clients upload rabies, DHPP and Bordetella proof before their first stay, with expiry dates tracked and reminders sent ahead. Bookings for a pet with lapsed records are held until staff approve the new document.

    Check-in takes minutes because the paperwork is already done.

  • Deposits, card on file and no-show fees

    We set up deposits for holiday boarding, a stored card for late cancellations and clear policy text at checkout. Apple Pay and Google Pay are offered where your processor supports them, alongside regular cards.

    Holiday runs are paid for, not just penciled in.

  • English and Spanish booking pages

    Every step of the booking flow, the reminders and the policy text can run in English and Spanish, with other languages added where your clients need them. Owners pick their language once and the site remembers it.

    More of your neighborhood can book without calling.

  • Packages and daycare passes

    Sell ten day daycare passes, monthly grooming plans or training courses, with balances drawn down automatically at each visit. Owners see what they have left in their account area and can top up online.

    Repeat customers pay ahead and book more often.

  • Staff calendars and reporting

    Groomers, bathers, kennel staff and trainers each see their own day. Managers see bookings, deposits, no-shows and revenue by service and by location, and can export to your accounting system.

    You know which services and locations pay their way.

  • Reviews and rebooking prompts

    After each groom or stay, the site sends a short thank you with a link to rebook the same service at the usual interval, plus an optional request for a Google review. Owners whose dogs are due for a trim in six weeks get a nudge with a one tap booking link instead of a generic newsletter.

    Regular clients come back on schedule without staff chasing them.

Who this is for

Four Houston pet businesses we build booking sites for.

The right booking site depends on how your business runs on a normal Tuesday, not on a list of features. Houston operators range from a single groomer in the Heights to a daycare chain with sites on both sides of the 610 Loop. These are the situations we see most, and how the website changes for each one. Pick the one closest to yours and we will start discovery from there.

01

A mobile grooming business covering the suburbs

Your van covers Sugar Land, Pearland and Missouri City, and half your day is lost to phone tag about addresses and gate codes. We build zone pricing, route days and address notes into the booking form, so the client tells you where the outlet is and whether the dog is nervous before you pull up. Payment is taken on completion through a stored card, so nobody has to find a checkbook in the driveway.

City of Houston rules count mobile pet services among commercial pet facilities, so keep your permit details current.

02

A boarding kennel that fills up around holidays and storms

Thanksgiving, spring break and hurricane forecasts all hit your phones at once. A booking site with real run counts, deposits and a waitlist turns that crush into a queue. We add capacity by run type, feeding and medication notes, and add-ons such as extra play sessions, so the stay is priced and planned before the dog arrives.

03

A dog daycare near the Medical Center or Energy Corridor

Your clients drop off on the way to a shift and want certainty. We build recurring weekly bookings, temperament assessment as a required first step, pass balances and a late pickup policy shown at checkout. Owners book Monday to Friday in one go, and staff know the head count for each playgroup before the doors open.

04

A sitting and walking company with a growing team

Your sitters cover Montrose, Midtown and Bellaire, and scheduling by group text has reached its limit. The website takes recurring visit requests, assigns them to sitters by area, holds key and alarm notes securely and charges after each visit. Clients see who is coming and when, without messaging the owner directly.

How a Houston pet care booking site gets built.

  1. 01Discovery by video callWe walk through your services, durations, deposit rules, cancellation policy, staff roles and the systems you already use, and record where bookings fall apart today.
  2. 02Booking rules and data modelBreeds, sizes, runs, rooms, zones and staff skills are turned into rules the calendar can enforce, so availability shown online is availability you can actually honor.
  3. 03Design for phones firstPet owners book on their phones in parking lots and on lunch breaks, so we design short steps, large tap targets and clear prices, then test the flow in English and Spanish.
  4. 04Payments and integrationsWe connect your payment processor, accounting, email and text reminders, and any existing grooming or kennel software that offers an API, then test refunds and failed cards.
  5. 05Testing with real bookingsYour staff book, cancel and reschedule test appointments, including storm closures and holiday deposits, before the site goes live to the public.
  6. 06Launch and handoverWe move your old pages and set redirects, train your team on the admin, then keep improving the site using what bookings and abandoned checkouts show.

Technology

What we build this with.

We usually build on Next.js or WordPress with a custom booking engine, and connect Stripe, Square or your existing processor. Where you already run grooming or kennel software, we check its API before deciding what the website should own.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions Houston pet businesses ask about booking websites.

It depends on how many services, locations and integrations go into the first release.

A single groomer with a fixed menu and one payment processor is a much smaller job than a kennel with several run types, packages and an existing kennel system to sync. We agree the scope in discovery and then put dates in writing before design starts. If you need the site live before a busy season, such as the holidays or the start of hurricane season, tell us early so the first release can be cut to fit.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews