A professional performance saw Wolves come away with a Carabao Cup second round win at Sheffield Wednesday on Tuesday night, with attentions now turning to Stoke at Molineux this weekend.
Wolves face more mid-week fixtures in September and between now and September 20 - the last match before the international break - they will play six Championship games and the next round of the Carabao Cup.
But Peixoto says they are prepared to tackle it head on.
He said: “I’m ready. We know how to manage the situation and we have staff with a lot of quality who help the players recover as quickly as possible.
“We have everything organised with the technical staff and we’ll always try to put out the best team and the best players to make sure we’re competitive in every game and can fight for the three points.
“Saturday is very important because it’s our next game and we’re back at home. We want to win at home and make our supporters happy.
“It’s important that we make our home a real strength for us throughout the season, together with our supporters.”
With two cup fixtures and two league fixtures, Wolves have now won three and drawn one of their four games so far this campaign.
Peixoto says the players believe in his plans but is eager for them to stay focused on the ultimate goal of promotion.
He added: “We worked very hard during pre-season and I think we only lost one game, so it’s important to create a winning dynamic within the team and build a good team spirit.
“The team is organised and we’re always trying to win.
“In the Championship we’re fighting for three points. The most important thing is that the players are committed. They’re working very, very hard to do the things I ask of them and they’re trying to win every game.
“But thank you again to our supporters because it’s very important that they support these players because they’ve worked very well from the first moment I arrived at the club.
“I can feel all the time that they want to improve and they want to win. They want to show their quality because I think they have much more quality than they showed last season.
“They have more capacity than they showed before and I think the players believe in what we’re doing.
“Winning helps us improve the team more quickly and naturally the confidence becomes higher when you win. But, like I’ve said, there’s still a lot of work to do and a lot to improve.
“The season has only just started and there are a lot of games ahead. We have to stay focused, keep our feet on the ground, stay humble and work hard to win the next game on Saturday.”
Momentum is everything in football. A decent run of results so far!