For My Pet Spa

[sleepgrazed]

Wow. I feel ecstatic with your comments. I took your advice and performed the following things below.

1. Ask them short questions, around 5-10. Most of them provided very positive feed back.

2. Created a drop box to receive any suggestions from customers. Planning to open it at the end of the month.

3. With regards, with Karen suggestion, I have not tried it yet. I am not sure if I need rectifications on my website, and the tools I used. I consulted some of my IT friends already and they mentioned about audit management software that can upgrade my system. Anyway, I think this is not important to mention.

Thank you very much!

[RICHARD]

One way to get people to respond is to put up a sign with the offer of something to fill out a survey - a dog treat or maybe something you can buy in bulk and personalize? A keychain, fridge magnet maybe?

Or, if you are able, to put together some stuff for a gift bag and pull a one of the finished surveys as the winner? Do this once a month?

How's about some special offers?

Like a coupon page?
Or offer specials on slow days? 10% off on Tuesday afternoons?
Can you do a "fourth appointment free" kind of deal?
You might offer packages - 5 dates for the price of four?
Make up some flyers with an "new customers" offer on the prices?

You might want to see what other spas are charging and use that as a guide for your own pricing?

good luck!

[mon]

I think if you are just starting out, making $ is key. No freebies. Consistent and honest, caring service speaks for itself IMHO. Caring for someone's beloved with great passion speaks for itself. Definately ask every person what they deem important and require. Every pet is different and needs their own specific needs met. That being said... I have no idea what I am talking about Sounds good to me though.

[sophie perdriau]

need to know if a banana makes a suitable diet for Siamese? https://obeymycat.com/can-cats-eat-bananas-35/

found some info on this blog but need to go through some expert opinions as well??

[Karen]

need to know if a banana makes a suitable diet for Siamese? https://obeymycat.com/can-cats-eat-bananas-35/

found some info on this blog but need to go through some expert opinions as well??

Cats are carnivores, and the bulk and sugar in bananas is not good for them, and would make them feel full so they wouldn't eat the meat with the nutrients they need. A teensy bit from time to time - if kitty is interested in sharing your banana in the first place - won;t do any harm, but it should not be a major part of its diet.