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Yes! You can set hourly rates, service prices or retainers, whatever fits your business.

You can accept ACH, credit or debit cards, Venmo and Cash App through your own payment link.

No, but it's a great fit for pet professionals like dog walkers, groomers and pet sitters.

Name each pet and list the dates of every walk, visit or night, with each service counted in its own unit. Add any medication given, extra pet or holiday charges and travel, and state the deposit and cancellation terms that apply to boarding so the owner knows them before the next booking.

It depends on the length of the walk, whether it is a solo or group walk, how many dogs from the same home, your area and the travel between clients, and whether you also feed, give medication or towel off muddy paws. The generator opens that line at $20.00 per walk so the invoice is not empty; set your own rate.

One invoice, one line per service, each with its own unit: nights for boarding, walks by the walk, grooming by the session. List the dates against each line. A month of care on one line called services is the invoice that gets queried, and it hides which service a client actually uses most.

Yes. A boarding or sitting booking blocks dates you could sell to someone else, and holiday periods fill first. Take a deposit when the dates are confirmed, say how much notice a refund needs, and deduct it from the final invoice. Regular walking clients can be billed in advance for the week or month instead.

Walking and sitting clients usually give you a key, so an unpaid balance is a reason to pause service rather than keep walking on credit. Send a reminder with the unpaid dates, then stop booking until it clears. For boarding, ask for the balance at pickup. Holding an animal to force payment is legally risky and varies by state, so do not rely on it.

It depends on the state. Some states tax pet grooming or boarding as services, many do not tax pet sitting or walking, and food, treats or shampoo you sell are usually taxable retail items. Set tax per line in the generator so a taxable grooming or product line can sit beside an untaxed walking line, and check your state's rules.

Use a recurring invoice for the agreed schedule, such as five walks a week, and adjust the next one for skipped or extra walks. State whether walks the client cancels at short notice are still charged. Listing the dates on each invoice makes a missed walk easy to spot on both sides.

Yes. Give each service its own line with its own unit: walks by the walk, grooming by the session, boarding by the night. The owner can check every visit instead of one line called pet care.

Yes. Put the date of each walk, visit or night on its line or in the description, so an owner with a busy month can match the invoice to the calendar.

Yes. Add your own payment link, such as PayPal, a Stripe payment link, Venmo or Cash App, and the invoice shows it with a QR code. InvoiceTools does not process or hold the money; the owner pays you directly.

Yes. When the owner pays, make a receipt with the services, the dates, the amount paid and how it was paid, from the receipt maker or the receipt templates.