Pet business website design A website that turns dog owners into clients without you having to build it

At least a homepage that says who you help and where, a page per service (like puppy classes, grooming packages or dog walking) with what’s included and what it costs, an about page with your approach and credentials, reviews, and a clear way to book or contact you.

If you work force-free, one thing matters extra: say it out loud. Dog owners who search for “positive reinforcement” or “force-free” want to see it right away, and so do Google and AI tools.

A one-page website is $995 and a complete website of 5 to 6 pages plus a blog is $2,495. Add-ons, like extra pages or online booking, are quoted after the kickoff. On top of that, you need hosting and a domain (about $120 a year) and the Website Care Plan for the first year (from $49 a month).

Because a website isn’t done the day it goes live. WordPress, plugins and security need regular updates, and the first year is when you’ll want the most small tweaks. With the Care Plan, I make sure everything keeps working, and you never end up with an outdated or hacked site.

After the first year, you decide whether to keep it.

Most web designers start with colors and photos. I start with strategy: before I build anything, I map out what each page needs to do. And because I work exclusively with force-free pet professionals, I already know your audience, your industry and what it takes to turn a dog owner into a paying client.

The result is a site that looks custom and actually works for your business.

Usually about 4 weeks from the moment you’ve sent your content. How fast exactly mostly depends on how quickly your copy, photos and feedback come in.

After the kickoff, you get a timeline, so you know exactly where you stand.

Not from scratch, but I’ll help you plenty. You send me a rough draft, or the copy from your current site, and I turn it into copy that convinces dog owners and gets found on Google. It still sounds like you: it’s your story.

Not at all. I’ll advise you on colors and fonts, and if you don’t have a logo yet, I’ll design a simple wordmark logo for you. Want a full brand identity with all the bells and whistles? Then a graphic designer is your best bet.

We keep what’s good: copy, photos, reviews. And I redirect your old links to the new pages, so you don’t lose your spot on Google and nobody lands on an error page.

They’re in your name, so you always own your website. No idea what you need? I’ll help you choose and set everything up together.

A tool I developed myself, especially for the websites I build. You see exactly which copy and photos you can change, and you change them without knowing anything about WordPress. The layout always stays neat, whatever you type.

At launch, I show you how it works, on video too.

Smoother than you’d think. Everything happens online: a questionnaire, email, and a video call when it helps. We schedule calls for your morning, which is my afternoon. You pay in US dollars, and while you sleep, I’m working on your website.

Of course. Your website grows with your business. For an extra page or feature, you get a custom quote. With a Care Plan, you get 10% off my hourly rate.

Yes. By default, you pay 50% to get started and 50% at launch. Prefer more installments? That’s possible too, we’ll work it out together.

Yes, and I’m happy to be open about it. I build with Claude Code, an AI tool that writes the code for me. But for me, AI is a tool, not the decision maker. Just like Canva: it’s all about how you use it.

I decide the strategy, the layout, the copy and the design, and I keep giving feedback until everything is right. So no AI slop, but a website built on real knowledge of the pet industry, with layouts and animations I couldn’t have built before. This website was made exactly the same way.