Accounting for pet stores: register, stock, reordering, and loyalty

POS and stock tracking

Every sale automatically deducts stock, so inventory levels are always current. You see exactly what's left and never sell what you don't actually have. Products are grouped by category (food, treats, toys, gear, hygiene, vet pharmacy), and stock movement — receipts and write-offs — is kept with full history.

Reorder point and date tracking

This is what saves you from your bestseller running out. Each product gets a reorder point — once stock drops below it, the service flags the item as "needs reordering." And for food and medicine with expiration dates, the system tracks dates and warns about batches that are expiring soon or already expired.

Auto-subscription for pet food

Pet food is a regular purchase — that's what makes revenue predictable. MCC lets you set clients up with a subscription (say, one bag of food a month): on the right day, the service drafts the order automatically, and you just confirm the sale. The client never forgets to buy, and you never lose repeat revenue.

Loyalty and a single pet profile

Gift cards, club programs, and a client bonus balance give people a reason to come back to you specifically. And since the platform keeps a single "owner + pet" profile, retail and grooming live together: purchase and visit history for the same pet in one place.

Grooming corner and website

If the store also offers grooming, those services run through the same booking system with table and tub reservations. And the store itself gets a ready-made website and client portal under its own brand, with no development needed.