Room and service pages
Each room type, daycare option and medication service has its own page with what is included.
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Lead Generation Website for Pet Boarding Facilities
A lead generation website for pet boarding facilities shows the kennel and suite options, the overnight care and the vaccination rules, then turns each search into an inquiry with the dates and pet details needed to quote. SIZ Group builds it so the front desk quotes real stays instead of chasing vague calls.
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Why a boarding facility's site has to earn the stay before the phone rings
A boarding stay is a big decision. An owner is leaving a pet with strangers, often for a week or more, and they want to know who is there overnight before they book. The website is usually the first place they look for proof of care, and a page that shows only a phone number gives them no reason to pick this facility.
Searches are often urgent. A family with a flight in three days or a holiday trip coming up is looking at several places at once. A clear site with real dates, room types and vaccination rules helps them shortlist quickly, and a shortlist that includes the facility is where stays come from.
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What a boarding site should launch with, and what can wait
The first release should cover pages for overnight boarding, daycare and any suite or medication service, plus a short inquiry form that collects dates and pet details. A visitor who can see the room types and check-in rules can decide quickly, and the front desk receives the dates it needs to quote.
A live availability calendar, online deposits and a webcam page can wait. A calendar only helps once the rooms are set up accurately, and a webcam page needs the facility's own camera setup and consent from owners before it appears on the site.
- Pages for overnight boarding, daycare, suites and medication care
- Inquiry form with dates, pet count and vaccination status
- Check-in and check-out rules shown before the form starts
- Clear note on what happens after an inquiry is sent
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Rules, privacy and standards that shape a boarding inquiry form
Most facilities require proof of current rabies vaccination and often other core vaccines before a first stay, and many also ask for a kennel cough vaccine. The form should ask for vaccination status and explain what proof is needed, while the facility's vet or advisor confirms the exact list.
Owner contact details, emergency contacts and vet information are personal data, and the form should keep them in protected storage. Medication instructions should reach only the staff who administer them, and a plain privacy notice should sit beside the inquiry form.
What you get
Key features
Stay inquiry form
Dates, pet count, species, vaccination status and any special care, collected in a clear order.
Check-in rules up front
Check-in times, the late pickup policy and vaccination requirements appear before the form starts.
Photos of daily life
Photos of rooms and play areas, shared with permission and kept current with the facility's own images.
Business profile links
Each page links to the Google Business Profile, so map searchers see hours, photos and reviews together.
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The information, content and access the facility will need to provide
The facility should supply its room types with sizes and what each includes, its daycare rules, the feeding and medication services it offers, and its check-in and check-out times. It should also describe how overnight staffing works and which vet it uses in an emergency, without promising anything it cannot deliver.
We need photos of the rooms, play areas and building, with permission for any dogs or staff shown. Reviews should come from the facility's own profiles, and we will not write or invent any. The domain, hosting, the Google Business Profile login and the inbox that receives inquiries complete the list.
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Mistakes to avoid on a lead generation website for pet boarding facilities
The first mistake is hiding the nightly rate and the rules until a phone call. Families comparing three facilities will call the one that answers first, and a site that makes them ask about price before showing anything loses the early shortlist. Show a rate range, what it includes and the add-ons, even if the final figure is confirmed on the call.
The second is promising availability the facility cannot hold. A form should make clear that the request is for dates the facility will confirm, rather than a booking the front desk has to undo. The third is treating holiday peaks like quiet weeks. A calendar that is full in late November and open in February sets the right expectations for families.
- Room types with sizes, what each includes and the nightly rate
- Vaccination requirements and the proof the facility accepts
- Check-in and check-out times, and the late pickup policy
- Emergency vet contact and the process for medication questions
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What the budget for a boarding website depends on, and how to hold scope
The main cost drivers are the number of room and service pages, the complexity of the inquiry form and whether the site needs a link to existing booking software. A facility with three room types and one form costs less than one with a page for every service, a multi-step form and a calendar to match.
We set the page list, the form fields and the booking link during the scoping call, then confirm them in writing. Any extra page or field after that is quoted before it is built, so the facility knows what each addition costs.
Will a lead generation website for pet boarding facilities fill our kennels?+
It can bring in better-matched inquiries, which helps fill the quiet weeks. It cannot guarantee stays, because demand depends on the local market, competing facilities and how quickly the front desk replies. Each inquiry is traceable, so the facility can judge results on its own figures.
Can the form show the nightly rate?+
Yes, if the facility is ready to publish it. Many show a starting rate and explain what changes the price, such as the room type, the number of pets or holiday dates. Being clear about that tends to bring in families who are ready to book.
Do you write the room descriptions?+
We draft them from the facility's notes, and the team edits them until they sound like the business. Staff should check every statement about overnight care, medication handling and emergency procedures, because families rely on those details.
Should the vaccination rules appear on the site?+
Yes. Clear vaccination rules stop incomplete stays at the door and make the form more useful. The facility's vet or advisor should confirm the list, and the site should say that proof is needed before a stay is confirmed.
What does a lead generation website cost?+
Projects like this range from $300 to $2,200. The number of room pages, the form logic and any booking link place the figure in that range, and the facility receives scope and price in writing after the free scoping call.
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Let's make it happen
Want more stays booked for the quiet weeks and the holidays?
Send us your room types, rates and vaccination rules, and we will outline the pages on the scoping call. We set scope and price in writing before any design, and help continues once inquiries come in.