A Shared Calendar for Your Grooming Business
Open slots, holiday hours, walk-in availability, seasonal specials — synced to every pet owner's phone. No app to download.
Create Your Groomer Calendar — FreeSound familiar?
It's the Monday before Thanksgiving. Your phone has been ringing since 8 AM. Every caller asks the same thing: "Do you have any openings before the holiday?" You're booked solid through Wednesday, but you'll spend two hours today telling people that one at a time.
You posted a spring de-shedding special on Facebook last week. Great deal, four slots left. But Mrs. Patterson, your best regular, never saw it — she doesn't use Facebook. She finds out from a neighbor a week after the special ended and calls you, disappointed.
A new client shows up at 10 AM on a Saturday without an appointment. She says your Google listing shows you're open for walk-ins on Saturdays. You stopped doing Saturday walk-ins three months ago. The Google listing is wrong and you keep forgetting to fix it.
How it works for pet groomers
Add your hours and specials
Type in your availability — walk-in hours, holiday closings, seasonal specials — pick a date, and save. Takes about 30 seconds.
Share with your clients
Text the link to regulars, add it to your website, or tape a QR code to the front counter. Clients tap once to subscribe.
Schedule appears on every phone
Your hours and specials show up in their calendar app — Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook — right next to their vet appointments and errands.
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Here's what pet groomers typically put on their shared calendar:
What this looks like in practice
Carla, the shop owner, opens iCalFeed on Friday afternoon. She marks the shop closed for Thanksgiving week, adds a "Holiday Groom Special — Book by Dec 10" event, and updates Saturday walk-in hours to morning only. Total time: three minutes.
Tom, a regular client with a golden retriever, checks his phone calendar on Sunday. He sees "De-Shedding Special — $10 Off, Nov 1-15" sitting right next to his vet appointment. He texts Carla to book a slot without having to check Instagram or remember a flyer.
On Tuesday, Carla has a last-minute cancellation and opens up a Thursday morning slot. She adds "Walk-In Opening — Thursday 10 AM" to the calendar. Every subscribed client sees it on their phone. The slot fills by Wednesday afternoon with no phone calls or social media posts.
How iCalFeed compares
vs. Facebook posts
Only a fraction of your followers see any given post. Loyal clients who aren't on Facebook miss everything.
Every subscriber sees every update. No algorithm, no social media account required.
vs. Phone calls and texts
You spend hours every holiday season answering the same question about hours and availability.
Holiday hours live on their calendar. The phone stops ringing with schedule questions.
vs. Sign on the door
Clients only see it when they drive to the shop. Useless if they need to plan ahead.
Hours and specials are on their phone all the time, whether they visit or not.
vs. Google Business listing
Hard to keep updated. Doesn't show specials or temporary schedule changes.
Full control over what clients see — specials, closings, and one-off changes included.
Pet groomer calendar questions
Your clients will always know your hours
Start with the free plan — 1 calendar, 10 events. No credit card required.