Scheduling and boarding

How to use the calendar day to day

The Calendar is where you'll spend most of your time in PawLoop — it shows every walk, and boarding stays that overlap the range you're looking at. Here's how to get around it quickly.

Open the Calendar

Go to Calendar in the sidebar. It remembers the last view you used, so it opens exactly where you left off.

PawLoop weekly calendar view

Switch between Day, Week and Schedule views

Use the view switcher at the top to pick Day, Week or Schedule. Day shows one day's agenda in detail, Week shows a full week at a glance, and Schedule lists upcoming walks in a scrollable list — handy on mobile.

PawLoop smart calendar feature overview

Move between dates

Use the arrow buttons to step backwards or forwards a day or week at a time, or click This week / Today to jump back to now.

Jump straight to a date

Click the date button to open a small calendar picker and jump directly to any date, rather than clicking through day by day.

Filter by pet or walker

Use the pet and walker dropdowns to narrow the calendar down to just one dog or one walker's round — useful for checking a single walker's day or a client's upcoming visits.

Open a walk or stay

Click any walk to open its booking details, or click a boarding bar to open that stay. From there you can edit, cancel, delete, or turn a one-off walk into a recurring loop.

Book directly from an empty slot

Click an empty slot in Day or Week view, or the Book a walk button, to start a new booking pre-filled with that date and time.

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