Groomery — Free Pet Care Template for Framer

Groomery is a free seven-page pet care Framer template from Toasted for a salon that explains the first visit before anyone books. Routes cover services, pricing, about, contact, and legal. There is no CMS. Skip it if one scroll is enough. Catty is the one-page groomer. The pet care shortlist and free Framer templates hold the rest.

Who should remix Groomery?

Groomery fits a local salon, especially a one-on-one or cage-free shop, that loses bookings because the homepage cannot answer “what does it cost?” and “what happens the first time?” The demo copy is specific: a groomer stays with the pet from bath to bow, staged in West Asheville, with a rating line from owners. You swap the city, the prices, and the photos. The route map can stay.

Walk away if you work from a van and the whole pitch is a photo plus a calendar link. Catty is that shorter file, and it is honest about being one page. A vet or boarding business is a different job. Groomery will look like a salon even after you change the dog.

What Groomery looks like

The preview is warm: cream type, a rust book button, and a close photo of a small dog in a pink towel. The page sits in a soft rounded frame, more appointment card than corporate site. A white pill nav lists Services, Pricing, First Visit, About, and Contact. It feels closer to a neighborhood clinic that chose kindness over chrome.

The warmth is the fight if your brand is black-and-steel “luxury spa.” You can darken it, but the rounded frame and the towel photo are the personality. Also replace the “600+ happy owners” line. It reads as demo proof, and a new salon should not inherit a crowd it does not have.

Pages included in Groomery

Seven routes, no CMS labels:

• Home: groom story, book and see-services actions, and the owner-rating proof
• Services: what the salon actually does, separate from the homepage pitch
• Pricing: packages so people stop asking in DMs
• First Visit: the anxious-owner page (pace, handling, what to expect)
• About: who is in the room with the pet
• Contact: a route for the bookers who will not use the hero button
• Legal: policies on their own URL instead of a footer dump

First Visit is the page most generic local templates do not bother to name.

What is distinctive about Groomery

• First Visit as a route. The sitemap admits that new clients need a pep talk, not just a price.
• Pricing beside services. Two URLs, so a long service essay does not bury the numbers.
• Dog-grooming photography as the default. This would be nonsense on a SaaS or architecture file.
• Book-a-groom as the primary button. The rust pill is the conversion, not a newsletter field.
• Legal kept, CMS skipped. You get a policy page without pretending services are a collection.

Do not remix it for Framer’s built-in breakpoints. Remix it because the first-visit story is already a page.

When to remix Groomery, and when to skip

Remix Groomery when a salon site should answer services, price, and first-visit nerves before the booking click.

Skip it for a one-photo mobile groomer, or if you need CMS service items. Use Catty for the short version, then the pet care shortlist or free Framer templates.