Dog grooming software with every breed priced.

Put your book in a spreadsheet with columns headed Client name, Phone, Pet name, Breed and Notes, save it as a CSV, and upload it under Clients then Import CSV. It all lands in one go. Switching from other software? Export from there and upload that file as it is, since the importer reads the usual column names on its own. The setup guide walks through it.

Both. Add Date and Time columns and every row becomes a real booking on your calendar. Dates written the way you normally would, like "Tue, Sep 1, 2026" or "9/1/2026", both read fine, and a slot written "10:00 AM - 10:30 AM" counts as one appointment rather than two. Upload the same file twice by accident and nothing doubles up.

Yes, more than anything else. The groom time and the price both come from the breed, so a dog without one has neither. Fix a single dog from its profile page, or add a Breed column to your spreadsheet and upload it again to fill every blank at once. Anything you already corrected by hand is left alone.

Usually the email. You have to type the whole address including the part after the @, and it has to be the address you signed up with, which is not always the one you normally email from. After your password we send a six digit code to that same inbox, which is normal rather than an error, and it only asks once per computer.

Because there is no way to reach them yet. A text needs a mobile number and that client's agreement; an email needs an email address. Clients brought over from paper usually have neither. Open the dog's page, fill in the Owner box, and an email address on its own is enough to get a reminder out.

Yes. Settings has a calendar feed URL you subscribe to in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook. New bookings appear on their own and there is nothing to export again. Treat the link like a password, because anyone holding it can read your schedule.

Yes, with Add appointment on your dashboard. Search for a dog already on file, or add a walk-in and the owner and pet save into your book at the same time. It behaves like any other booking from there, reminder included.

Nothing is deleted. Your clients, pets, appointments and your whole breed matrix stay exactly as you left them, your dashboard and booking page pause, and choosing a plan switches everything back on straight away. We email you before the trial ends rather than letting it catch you out.

No. All 204 common breeds arrive with a default time and price already set. You tweak the few that differ for your shop and you are live in minutes. Every other tool that prices by breed makes you build each service yourself, one at a time.

Each breed starts from a realistic default built on its coat type, size, and the grooming work it typically needs, so a Poodle and a Pug never get the same number. They are a starting point, not a rule: the final time and price for any appointment is always yours to set.

A card is required to book. If a client no-shows or cancels late, the fee you set is already on that card, so the missed slot costs them, not you. One prevented no-show pays for months of FurSlot.

No. Deposits and fees go straight to your own Stripe account at Stripe’s standard rate. FurSlot is never in the payment path and adds no fee of its own.

Full card numbers never reach FurSlot or you. Stripe holds them; you and we only ever see the card brand and last four digits.

Reminder texts included depend on your plan: 200 on Solo, 500 on Pro, and 1500 on Team. Past your allowance it is $0.02 a message, passed through at the carrier’s cost with no markup. Most solo groomers never reach the cap.

Anytime. Billed monthly, no annual lock-in. The first 50 founding groomers keep $19 a month for life.