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430: Game Theory and Running a Pet Care Business

What can Game Theory tell us about running our business? We dive into game theory's relevance for pet care businesses, focusing on strategic decision-making. Using the Prisoner's Dilemma, we discuss the importance of trust and long-term relationships in a competitive landscape. We also offer strategies for pricing, quality of service, and client retention, emphasizing the goal of being the chosen service for repeat customers. We advocate for building a business that clients trust and return to, encapsulating the game theory principle: "The winner is the one who gets asked to play again." This episode will provide you with invaluable insights for fostering a sustainable and thriving business.

097- Robin Bennett from The Dog Gurus

Robin Bennett, from the Dog Gurus, joins us to talk all about safety and day cares! Whether you’ve been operating a daycare for 10 years or haven’t eve started yet, Robin has something for you. From being careful about zoning in your area to screening dogs, Robin shares some great information that we can all learn from.

075- Playtime Paws with Debbie Cilento

Debbie Cilento, owner of Playtime Paws and host of the ‘Your New Puppy Podcast’ shares all things puppy. As pet sitters, we often care for brand new puppies for first-time dog owners. It can be a real challenge to remain consistent and offer the best possible care. Debbie breaks down some simple things we can all do when watching even the most challenging puppies.

010- Daycares

This week we sit down to talk about doggie daycares! Collin and Meghan have differing views on them, but how can you make them work for you? From having the right toys on hand, to being covered by insurance, we talk through it all!

006- Interview with Alex and Beth

We are super excited about the episode this week. Alex and Beth join us to talk about their journey into no home based pet sitting, their philosophy of caring for someone’s home, and why the phrase “bubbles and nuts” perfectly describes life as a pet sitter.