Pet Grooming QR Code Template

The counter card that fills the calendar

Grooming calendars fill or empty on one habit: whether the next visit gets booked at pickup or “sometime next month.” Text reminders get read at midnight and answered never; the pickup counter is where the yes lives. This card sits register-side — paw-print finish, square, the white QR pad at arm’s length — and the scan books the next slot while the dog’s bandana is still on. Member top-ups work through the same card: the owner scans, the form logs the top-up or checks the balance, and the number lives in both places at once — no punch card in the junk drawer, no “I’m sure I had two visits left.” The list it builds is the shop’s real asset: every scan captures the owner’s contact and the dog’s name, which makes reminder season — the spring shed, the pre-holiday rush — a message to a list instead of a scramble through a notebook. Seasonal price changes and new services update on the page behind the code; the register-side card printed last year keeps up without reprinting.