
Walk-through: conversations
A shared inbox and a support desk so a late collection is not stuck in someone’s personal mail.
Pet care management software
Arhosfa keeps the animals, the day and the people who bring them in one workspace — so the next arrival does not start from a blank page.
Beta launches 1 November 2026 · 25% beta discount



The animals, the stay, the people, the messages, the team and the places you run.

Each animal sits with the people who bring them, and the notes the team needs for the stay.

Arrivals, the day itself, and collections — visible before the first one is at the door.

The families and organisations you know, with a clear next conversation.

A shared inbox and a support desk, so a question is not stuck in one person’s mail.

Time off sits with the rest of the work, so cover is visible early.

More than one business, and the locations inside them, from one workspace.
Most pet care businesses already care well. What fails is the record of that care. A diary for dates, a card for the animal, a chat for the late collection, a private inbox for the enquiry. Each tool is reasonable. Together they make a busy morning slower than the animals deserve.
Arhosfa is the workspace that holds those pieces in one place: the animals, the stay, the people who bring them, the conversations, the team’s time, and the places you run. It is pet care management software from Hawdren — not training software, not a consumer marketplace, not a till.
If you run boarding kennels or a cattery, home stays, daycare or grooming, the job-to-be-done is the same shape. Know who is coming. Know who is here. Know who may collect. Know what this visit needs. Let the next person on the team see it without a scavenger hunt.
Arrivals, who is already with you, and collections — before the first car, and for everyone on the team, not only the person who took the booking.
Notes, people and papers sit with them. The next stay, daycare day or groom starts from the last one.
A shared inbox keeps enquiries and changes with the person and the stay, instead of a private mail folder that nobody can cover.
A kennel and a cattery, a table, a home, a second site. Each keeps its name. The families do not have to be typed in twice.

The daily rhythm of arrivals, collections and the families who trust you with an animal overnight.

Smaller places, often someone’s home, where the relationship matters as much as the booking.

The same animals, the same people, coming back through the week.

A visit that still belongs to a person and an animal you will see again.
Guides, walk-throughs and checklists for the day you are already running.

A shared inbox and a support desk so a late collection is not stuck in someone’s personal mail.

The day is a list of stays, not a pile of messages. See who is arriving before they are at the door.

Open an animal and you should already see who they belong with, what this stay needs, and where the papers live.