Publish the services you offer
Independent providers will choose services separately, with accepted pets, location options and availability for each. Business catalogs will show only the services the business publishes.
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Your profile.
Your approval.
Your profile should explain the care you actually offer, in words you are comfortable putting your name to. You will review it before publication and choose which services to make available.
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Review the draft before it goes live.
Check your introduction, services, prices, service area and public contact details. Preparing a profile and approving publication are separate steps. The sample profiles on this website demonstrate the layout; they are not real providers.
Read each check for what it means
A verification fact will name the check completed and when it was recorded. It does not guarantee the quality of care or mean every possible check has been performed.
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Pause new requests without losing existing commitments.
You will be able to pause a service or stop taking new requests. Confirmed bookings will remain in place and visible to both sides; use the booking’s change or cancellation process if you need to alter one.
Keep the public information useful
Accurate services, availability and accepted pets help pet parents understand whether your care is a fit. Keep those details current so they can make an informed choice.
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Choose what belongs in public.
Independent providers’ home addresses will not appear on their public profiles. The published premises of a business or clinic are different: those are locations customers need to find.
Share a home address in context
For care at a provider’s home, the address is released to the customer for a confirmed booking or an agreed meet-and-greet. It does not become public simply because the service is listed.