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Our Aussie Pet Mobile pet franchise blog gives you the latest on the pet care and franchise industries. Get timely business advice, learn about recent pet care trends, discover new products, and more.
The next episode of Home Franchise Concepts’ The Heart of Franchising podcast shares the story of Southern California-based Aussie Pet Mobile franchise owner Tony Carilo. After 30 years of working in the construction business and raising his growing family, Tony found himself ready for a second act in pet grooming. The opportunities presented by Aussie Pet Mobile helped Tony turn his new career into not only a thriving business with 10 vans, but an opportunity to serve others. As a member of Aussie Pet Mobile’s franchise action committee, Tony plays a role in developing technological innovations that streamline operations and break new ground in pet care. Tony’s passion for pets and Aussie Pet Mobile’s proven business model have helped him become a trusted source of pet care for the Coachella Valley.
There’s no two ways around it: starting a business is a big investment. For many would-be franchise owners, the cost can seem like a barrier to entry. Don’t let franchise startup costs stop you from achieving your dreams of business ownership! There are plenty of ways to finance a franchise, from Small Business Administration (SBA) loans to in-house financing, and one is sure to be a good fit for you.
Consider yourself an animal-loving entrepreneur? You’re one of many! The global pet care market was valued at $273.42 billion in 2025 and is projected to experience a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.6% from now until 2032—resulting in a value of $427.75 billion by the end of the forecast period. With such strong growth predicted, now is the perfect time to join the booming pet care industry.
Interested in purchasing a dog grooming franchise for sale? Discover what you need to know before you sign the dotted line.
Are you looking to expand—or maybe start—your business portfolio with a solid, promising venture? Consider opportunities within the pet care space. The market saw massive growth at the start of 2020 and has continued to boom. Currently valued at $273.42 billion, the global pet care market is expected to see a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.6% from now until 2032—resulting in a value of $427.75 billion at the end of the forecast period.
A turnkey franchise is a business that’s fully set up and ready to operate from day one. Based on the concept of simply needing to “turn the key” to get started, this model includes everything you need—training, systems, equipment, and ongoing support—to launch with confidence and speed.
Service-focused businesses provide a specific service, not a physical product. They tend to have more flexibility, scalability, and lower overhead costs—making them a smart investment opportunity. However, with many different types available, it can be challenging to pick a niche that best aligns with your goals. Learn more about the popular types of service franchises, including the pros and cons of each.
2025 is projected to be a banner year for the pet industry. According to the American Pet Products Association, pet parents are expected to spend $157 billion on their fur babies, with $13.5 billion dedicated to pet sitting, grooming, and boarding services. Given the industry’s strong revenue potential, you may be interested in starting a pet care franchise, but which kind? Between the various different pet franchise opportunities, it can be challenging to know where to best invest your money. Learn your options and how to compare a pet grooming and pet sitting franchise so you choose the right opportunity for you.
There are many advantages to owning a mobile business over a traditional brick-and-mortar storefront. From lower startup costs to greater flexibility, mobile businesses offer a smarter, more adaptable way to embrace entrepreneurship. Eager to invest in a low-cost mobile franchise? Here’s what you should know.
Burned out by the traditional 9 to 5? You’re not alone. Many people are considering the option of entrepreneurship instead of the corporate rat race. Especially popular among young people, 50% of Gen Z want the flexibility that comes with owning a business versus working in an office.