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Pet Shop, Grooming & Vet POS

POS for Pet Shops, Grooming & Vet Clinics

Book the groom with the pet’s name and size, sell the food and the flea drops on the same sale, and text the owner when it is time to come back. Built for pet shops, grooming salons, home-based groomers, vet clinics and boarding across the Philippines.

Built for businesses like yours

What kind of business do you run?

Pick your operating model to see how the day flows, where it breaks, and how Fuze Store fits.

Pet Supplies Store

Food by the sack and the can, accessories on the wall, and owners who come back every three weeks for the same bag.

Who walks in

Owners on a food run and impulse buyers of a new toy. Walk in → pick the food → scan → pay → back in three weeks.

Where it breaks

  • Dozens of SKUs by brand and size with no count
  • The regular’s brand and size are remembered, or not
  • Big sacks and small cans sell at very different rates
  • You cannot tell which brands actually move

What Fuze does for you

A typical order

  1. Owner picks the food
  2. Scan it; attach the customer
  3. Customer pays
  4. Stock comes off the count
  5. Reorder from the low-stock list

What changes

Every sack is counted, the regular’s brand is on their profile, and the wholesaler order comes from a list.

Also a fit for

  • Pet supplies store
  • Pet food reseller
  • Pet grooming
  • Home-based pet grooming
  • Pet boarding
  • Dog walking
  • Pet accessories maker
  • Aquarium / fish supplies seller
  • Veterinary clinic
  • Pet clinic
  • Animal hospital
  • Mobile vet service

Sound familiar?

The problems you actually deal with

Retail and services in two systems

You sell food and supplies AND offer grooming — juggling both on separate tools is messy.

What it costs: Two notebooks that never agree

Grooming schedule chaos

Bookings on paper lead to double-booked slots and no-shows.

What it costs: An idle groomer, an angry owner

Owners forget to come back

Regular grooming and food runs lapse without a reminder — and you lose the repeat sale.

What it costs: Regulars who drift

Price by size, argued at the counter

A "medium" to the owner is a "large" to the groomer, and the price is settled by whoever is louder.

What it costs: Undercharging on the big ones

Supplies on a guess

Shampoo, food and flea treatments run out on a Saturday because nothing counted them.

What it costs: A lost sale on the busiest day

No view of the week

Which services, which groomers, which brands carry the revenue — none of it is written down.

What it costs: Staffing and stocking on a guess

A day in the shop

From opening to closing

  1. Morning8:00 AM

    Opening the shop

    Without a system

    Check the appointment book, call the first owners to confirm, and eyeball the shampoo.

    With Fuze Store

    The day’s grooms are on the board per groomer with the pet’s name and size; reminders went out last night.

  2. Peak hoursSaturday 9 AM – 2 PM

    The weekend

    Without a system

    Drop-offs and pick-ups collide at the counter, food is sold from a separate slip, and owners hover.

    With Fuze Store

    Each drop-off is a job with the pet’s details, a text goes out when the groom is done, and the food goes on the same sale at pickup.

  3. End of day6:00 PM

    Closing

    Without a system

    Count the drawer, work out each groomer’s jobs from memory, and rebook tomorrow by text.

    With Fuze Store

    Close the session against the expected total, read jobs per groomer, and see which regulars are due back.

How it works

One order, start to finish

  1. 1

    Book the groom

    Pick the service, the groomer and the slot; the pet’s name, type and size ride the order from the fields the Pet Grooming template sets up.

  2. 2

    Remind the owner

    A text goes out the day before, from a template you write once.

  3. 3

    Drop off and groom

    Check the pet in, groom, and mark the job ready. One tap texts the owner.

  4. 4

    Add the retail

    The food, the shampoo and the flea drops go on the same sale at pickup. Stock comes off the count.

  5. 5

    Take payment and rebook

    Cash, your own e-wallet QR, or your own terminal. Fuze records it, adds points, and the next groom is booked before they leave.

  6. 6

    Read the week

    Grooms per groomer, retail by brand, and the regulars due back, on your phone.

The Fuze moment

One sale. Everything connected.

Max, a medium poodle, full groom with Ana on Saturday, plus a bag of food at pickup. One booking — and six things update from it.

  1. BookingAna, Saturday 10 AM, Max, medium.
  2. ReminderText sent Friday evening.Add-on
  3. GroomJob ready; owner texted.
  4. RetailA 3kg bag off the count, on the same sale.Add-on
  5. CustomerPoints added; Max on the profile.Add-on
  6. ReportAna’s Saturday and the food line, live.

An appointment book records a time. The POS connects it to the pet, the reminder, the retail, the points, and the numbers you run the shop on.

Built for the way you work

The features that matter here

Appointments per groomer or vet

A schedule per staff member with a guard against double-booking, walk-ins on the same board.

  • Per-staff calendar
  • Walk-ins and bookings together
  • Reschedule and no-show tracking

Pet name, type and size on the order

The Pet Grooming template adds the fields, searchable by pet name, so price by size is settled at booking and the ticket names the pet.

Online booking requests

Turn on booking on your store link and owners request a slot with a service and a groomer. You confirm.

Before and after

What changes when it is all in one place

Booking a groomBefore FuzeA notebookWith Fuze StoreA per-groomer calendar with the pet’s details
Price by sizeBefore FuzeArgued at the counterWith Fuze StoreOn the order at booking
RetailBefore FuzeA separate slipWith Fuze StoreOn the same sale
RemindersBefore FuzeText each ownerWith Fuze StoreAutomatic
RegularsBefore FuzeNoticed when they stop comingWith Fuze StoreA list of who is due
SuppliesBefore FuzeRun out on SaturdayWith Fuze StoreA low-stock alert

The owner’s view

Finally see what is happening in your business

Happy Paws Grooming & Supplies — Demo Shop

Illustrative data

This week's sales

₱52,400

grooming ₱31,800 · retail ₱20,600

Grooms

74

3 no-shows

Average ticket

₱708

groom plus retail

Due back this week

18

regulars

Grooms per groomer this week

  • Ana31
  • Carlo24
  • Bea19

What changes

Owners who buy food at pickup spend a third more per visit — the bag by the counter is doing the work; the eighteen due back this week get a text today.

Numbers shown are demo data for illustration, not a real store.

Start small, grow

Fuze grows with the business

  1. 1

    Start simple

    One shop, one phone or tablet, services priced by size, and appointments per groomer instead of a notebook.

    • Services by size
    • Appointments per groomer
    • Pet and owner records
    • Retail on the same register
  2. 2

    Get organised

    Reminders that go out on their own, stock that counts itself, points that bring owners back, and a drawer that reconciles.

    • Reminder and ready texts
    • Supply stock counts
    • Loyalty
    • Cashier sessions
  3. 3

    Grow

    A second branch, roles for each desk, and reports across both.

    • Multiple branches under one organization
    • Roles and manager approvals
    • Reports across branches

Setup

What Fuze Sets Up For You

Pick Pet Grooming when you create your store.

Pick one of the 5 business models above during setup and Fuze presets the rest.

Service visits
Customers pay after service or at handover
Starter staff roles ready to assign

Also covers Veterinary Clinic, Retail Store.

Frequently Asked Questions

The groom, the food, and the owner who comes back.

Fuze Store is free during Early Release — no credit card required.

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