AI websites, digital visibility and an AI back office

Get found.Get chosen.Grow your business.

PetBizAI helps independent businesses win more of the right customers, and gives pet businesses an AI back office that already speaks their language.

Kirsty Skeates, founder of PetBizAI

Built and checked by one person. Kirsty Skeates: 10 years in the pet industry, five running her own canine hydrotherapy clinic.

Who is a good dog groomer for a nervous cockapoo near Beverley?

Look for a groomer who explains how they handle anxious dogs, lists what a first visit involves and shows their qualifications.

One local salon answers this on its own website, with a page on nervous dogs and clear prices for a first groom.

Source: your business

Illustration of an AI answer, not a real result.

this is the spot we build your site to win
Kirsty Skeates
Kirsty
Tui, Kirsty's dog
Tui, head of walks

A note from Kirsty

I ran the clinic, did the marketing at night and learnt this the hard way

For five years I ran Fit4DogsUK, a canine hydrotherapy clinic in Beverley. I know what it is like to finish a day in the pool and then start on the website, the Google listing and the posts.

So I taught myself to build with AI. Three years on, I build the websites and tools I wish I had back then, and I check every page myself before it goes anywhere near your customers.

You will always be talking to me. Usually with Tui asleep under the desk, waiting for her walk.

Kirsty

More about me

Kirsty Skeates walking her dog Tui along a riverside path in autumn
Most of my best ideas turn up on this walk

Scroll to take them for a walk

How does a customer actually reach you?

  1. They ask

    A customer asks Google or ChatGPT a question. "Who can help with my nervous dog near me?"

    Most businesses lose them here, because nothing on their site answers the question.

  2. They find your Google profile

    Hours, photos, reviews and services. They decide in seconds whether you look open and active.

    We keep it accurate and posted to every month.

  3. They land on your website

    They want their question answered, proof you know your stuff, and a price or a next step.

    We build pages that open with the answer.

  4. They get in touch

    One clear button. Two taps on a phone. No hunting.

    That is the whole job: found, chosen, booked.

Which bit of that walk is broken for you?

Answer three quick questions and get a straight recommendation. No email needed.

Question 1 of 3

What is costing you the most right now?

Question 2 of 3

What is your website like?

Question 3 of 3

Where do most new customers come from today?

Your AI back office for pet businesses

Assistants already loaded with pet industry language. Pick one and see what it does with a few rough notes.

You type

Dog groomer in Hull. Topic: how often should a cockapoo be groomed?

You get a draft like this

How often should a cockapoo be groomed?

Most cockapoos need a full groom every 6 to 8 weeks, with brushing at home three to four times a week. The exact gap depends on coat type and length.

Next sections drafted: What happens if you leave it longer? What does a first groom involve? How do I brush between visits? Plus five FAQs.

Sample output, shortened. You check and edit every draft.

Start free with 30 credits, then £10 per month for every assistant. Cancel any time.

Recent project

Fairwayly: ask for a tee time, get one

I work part-time in a golf club office, so I built the tool I wanted. Golfers ask in plain English, by web or WhatsApp, and get live visitor times with direct booking links. Clubs get a Monday email showing which days to promote.

Illustration with sample times. Real screenshots to follow.

From the AI attic

Things I made at 4am

I build things. For years I hid most of them. These are out in the open, and most are free.

Kirsty Skeates working at her laptop late in the evening with a coffee
Live

Fairwayly

A live tee-time finder for UK golf, with a WhatsApp bot that replies with times and booking links.

See how it works
Live

AI Back Office

Seven assistants that already speak pet business. Blogs, social, terms, SOAP notes.

Try the demo
Free tool

Visibility self-check

Ten questions, two minutes. See how easy you are to find and trust online.

Check yours
Free template

Pet Business Brain

The knowledge base template that lets your business run on systems, not memory.

Get the template
Checklist

Dog trainer systems audit

A 24-point check across bookings, client comms, pricing, marketing and boundaries.

Read the guide
Free tool

Blog idea generator

Stuck for a topic? Question-led blog ideas for your kind of pet business.

Open it

How we work

  • Practical first. Roughly 80% action and 20% theory. You get things you can use.
  • Human-led AI. A person plans, checks and signs off every piece of work.
  • Honest by default. No guaranteed rankings, fake reviews or invented results.
  • Always improving. Launch, learn and keep refining.

Free, two minutes

How visible is your business?

Ten questions on your website, Google profile and content. You get a score and your top three fixes straight away.

Useful resources

PetBizAI FAQs

How can PetBizAI help my business get found online?

PetBizAI fixes the route a customer takes to reach you: an accurate Google Business Profile, a website that answers their questions, content that AI tools can quote, and a clear way to get in touch.

What does PetBizAI do?

PetBizAI builds AI-assisted websites and manages digital visibility for independent businesses, and runs the AI Back Office, a set of AI assistants made for pet businesses.

Does PetBizAI only work with pet businesses?

No. The digital services are for independent businesses of all kinds, including pet services, hospitality and local services. The AI Back Office is made for pet businesses only.

How much does the AI Back Office cost?

You can start free with 30 credits. Full access is £10 per month and you can cancel at any time.

Where is PetBizAI based?

PetBizAI is based in East Yorkshire, UK, and works with businesses online.

Not sure where to start?

Tell us about your business and we will recommend the first step with the biggest impact.

Raining again?

Five indoor exercises for your dog

Gentle, low-impact and done on a rug in your living room. Tap a card, count your reps, tick it off.

0 of 5 done today

1Sit to stand5 slow reps

Builds strength in the back legs and core, a little like a squat.

  1. Stand in front of your dog on a non-slip rug or mat.
  2. Ask for a sit, then lure them up into a stand with a treat held at nose height.
  3. Go slowly. A straight, square sit matters more than speed.
2Cookie stretch3 each side

A gentle stretch for the neck and back that keeps them supple.

  1. With your dog standing, hold a treat by their nose.
  2. Slowly move it towards their shoulder, then their hip, so they bend to follow it.
  3. Hold for a count of three, then do the other side. Skip this one if your dog has a neck or back problem.
3Square stand3 holds

Encourages your dog to share their weight evenly across all four legs.

  1. Ask your dog to stand with all four feet square underneath them.
  2. Reward them for staying still and balanced.
  3. Build up from 5 seconds to 15 seconds over a few days.
4Slow figure of eight4 loops

Gentle weaving that works both sides of the body evenly.

  1. Place two cushions or chairs about two metres apart.
  2. On lead, walk your dog slowly in a figure of eight around them.
  3. Keep it to a calm walking pace, never a trot.
5Find it1 round of 5 to 10 treats

Sniffing is tiring in the best way, with no impact on joints.

  1. Ask your dog to wait while you hide a few treats around one room.
  2. Say "find it" and let them search at their own pace.
  3. Start easy and make the hiding places harder as they improve.

Safety first. Check with your vet or a qualified canine physiotherapist before trying exercises with a dog that is recovering from injury or surgery, or has a known health condition. Use a non-slip surface. Stop if your dog seems sore, lame or unwilling.

Full guide with tips for each exercise