How much money can you actually make by Starting a Dog Daycare?

To answer that question PAWS designed the Dog Daycare Profit and Loss Simulator, this easy to use tool allows you to realistically simulate all of the financial aspects of running a Dog Daycare before you even get started.  Calculate your gross profit, net profit, expenses, overhead, taxes, daycare income, and dogs needed per day to reach a net profit goal. You may also add any additional income and expense categories that you choose.

Here are just a few more of the things it can do.

• Choose the services you will offer and the prices that you will charge, it will give you're gross profit, net profit and average income per month per service, over the course of the next 5 years.

• Input the percentage you would like to grow your business per year, it will give you your projected growth for the next 5 years, including gross and net profits, the number of dogs that will use your facility in each of the next five years, and what services they will use, taking operational costs and other expenses into consideration.

• Accurately determine how much employees will cost you, the PAWS Profit and Growth Simulator will figure employee monthly and yearly wages, the social security that you pay, along with the total workman's compensation liability, and automatically adjust your net profit accordingly.

• Set the number of employees, set the wages, and get the costs.

• Not sure how many dogs a day you will need just to cover expenses? Click the Estimator On Tab and enter your expenses it will give you the exact number of dogs you need per day to break even.

• Do you have a desired NET Profit Goal in Mind? Not a problem, Click the Estimator On Tab and  enter your desired net profit, it will calculate the number of dogs needed per day to reach this goal, taking labor, operational and overhead expenses into consideration.

• Do you plan on offering boarding services?  It will automatically recalculate by raising or lowering the number of daycare dogs needed per day to reach your net profit goal as boarding numbers increase or decrease.

• Accurately calculate the true cost of Operating a Dog Daycare facility for the next 5 years, what your true profit will be and what your future expenses will be

• Income and Expenses are also shown in easy to read charts that display the percentage of the total that each each one represents.

• Fine tune your numbers and print the results.

• Use the simulator to help you accurately create a realistic Dog Daycare Business Plan.

• Accurately calculate the true cost of Operating a Dog Daycare facility before spending your life savings.

Take the guess work out of Opening a Dog Daycare

With the PAWS Dog Daycare Profit and Loss Simulator you can accurately determine exactly how much you need to make in order to cover your expenses, and how much you need to actually turn a profit. This tool gives you the ability to look at different variables and how they will effect your business years down the road. It can show you that by dropping your prices by one dollar and bringing in just one more dog a day you will actually generate an extra $9,000 a year in net profit.  

The Simulator gives you the ability to fine tune and plan your business finances before you ever open your doors.

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Find Out The True Cost of Operating a Dog Daycare.

*This software was developed primarilly for use with Windows Platforms. It has been tested and found compatible with Xp, Vista, Win 7 & 8.  While it is possible and users have been able to make it work correctly on a Mac there is no guarantee as to its compatibility and no support is offered for that purpose.

What is a Dog Daycare Business plan?

A Dog Daycare Business plan serves a number of critical purposes, the most important purpose of creating a business plan is that you are taking the first real step toward actually starting a Dog Daycare Center. More precisely a business plan is a road map for success,  it lays out exactly how you plan to start a dog daycare and begins the process of actually defining your goals, and putting together a workable plan that you can use as your business resume. A business plan is also a required part of any loan package, so if you plan on borrowing money from banks or private lenders, you will need one.

A properly structured business plan defines how you will pay back borrowed money, and handle unforeseen circumstances, how much income you must generate to break even, along with what the structure of your management team will be, the number of employees you intend on having and what their responsibilities will be, it also provides a definition as to what your client base demographic will be,  and what services you will offer etc. A business plan places all the financial and managerial complexities of your proposed dog daycare in an easy to understand format that creates the basic framework for your business.

How it can help you Open a Dog Daycare..

A clearly defined Dog Daycare Business Plan provides you with goals and creates the path to achieve them. The process of writing a Dog Daycare business plan enables you to really contemplate the structure and finances of your proposed facility and places it into a tangible format from which you can work from. It also enables you to understand the financial complexities and provides you with the information you need to start a Dog Daycare and keep it profitable.  If you enter into this industry without proper research and solid planning then you may as well be planning to fail.  In order to succeed and make your Dog Daycare profitable you have to know in detail what steps you must follow to get it there.  Jumping right into this industry and running a Dog Daycare Business on the fly while making critical financial decisions as you go along is a road that leads to failure.

Where can I get Dog Daycare Business Plan to Start my Dog Daycare?

PAWS provides you with two Dog Daycare business plans designed exclusively for the successful operation of a Dog Daycare, one plan designed for the investor owner and one designed specifically for those needing to borrow money to make their dream a reality.  Each Dog Daycare Business Plan includes defines what your goals will be, while spelling out what will be the keys to success. Also included is a start up financial summary that details what expenses you can expect if you plan to start a dog daycare of your own. Also includes sales forecasts, employee responsibilities, profit and loss estimations and a complete 5 year financial plan, it’s all there. These business plans  have successfully secured financing for Dog Daycare facilities as part of the loan package.

Our Dog Daycare Business Plans are provided in Microsoft Office word so you may edit them to suit your specific need.

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Not knowing how to proceed when an employee is injured on the job at your facility can be a very costly mistake. The Checklist for Handling Workers Compensation claims, provides you with an easy to follow 7 page checklist that covers all of the topics listed below.

Checklists for Handling Workers’ Compensation Claims

Checklist for handling claims

The initial period is critical in handling workers’ compensation claims. Be sure to:

Immediately:

 ·         administer first aid

·         accompany injured worker to a selected medical provider

·         report incident within company

·         notify family

·         assign responsible person to follow claim

First day:

 ·         report to claim handler outside company (insurance company or third-party administrator)

·         determine, on a preliminary basis, whether the injury is covered by workers’ compensation

·         counsel employee and/or family on claims procedures, available benefits, company’s continuing interest in employee’s welfare, etc.

·         follow up with the employee or family

First week:

 ·         coordinate payment of initial benefits

·         talk to treating physician to learn diagnosis and treatment plan

·         evaluate whether medical rehabilitation is necessary or appropriate

·         develop return-to-work plan

·         forward mail

·         contact the injured employee and/or the family

First month:

 ·         use a “wellness” approach (cards, phone calls, visits) to continue to reinforce company’s

Ongoing: 

 ·         continually reevaluate treatment plan

·         update return-to-work plan

·         refer for vocational rehabilitation

·         refer for pain management evaluation of chronic pain, if appropriate

·         maintain contact with the injured employee and/or the family

 Checklist for collecting information

Whether it’s the businesses owner, or someone assigned by the business owner to keep track of the claim, here’s some advice for the types of information the person overseeing the claim should be gathering:

About the employee:

About the injury:

About the claim:

Oral statement from injured worker:

Written statement from injured worker:

Oral statement from witness(es):

Written statement from witness(es):

 If litigation occurs:

Warning Signals of Workers’ Compensation Fraud

About the worker:

About the workplace:

About the injury:

About the medical relationship:

About the claim itself or the claimant’s attorney:

About outside activities:

The entire Dog Daycare Start Up Manual in an easy to view PDF document that you can instantly download to your computer.

This manual includes everything you need to know to take your idea of owning a dog daycare from the concept stage to the completion stage with 217 pages of detailed information. In it you will find that every topic you need is covered in detail, to include suppliers lists, dealing with customers, handling dogs, advertising, design, what construction material to use and more..

This is not your typical fluff filled document written and marketed by an individual that did research on dog daycare, but never spent one actual day operating one. This document is written by an actual owner/operator with 12+ years experience owning and operating a successful Dog Daycare in both and up and down economy.

In it he provides not only his knowledge and experience but provides it in a way that is not only easy to read and understand but covers areas others dare not touch, such as "What to do if a dog dies?, How to realistically break up dog fights, and how to handle problem customers"