FRANCHISE DIRECTORY
Pet Grooming Franchise Franchise Opportunities
Bubbly Paws
Keith Miller, President/CEO
- They offer facilities where pet owners can wash their own dogs, providing all the necessary supplies.
- They have a membership program called "Scrub Club" for unlimited self-service baths.
Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming
Ricardo Azevedo, CEO
- They offer a wide variety of pet products, including food, treats, toys, and accessories.
- They provide grooming services for dogs.
- Many locations also have a self-service dog wash.
- They utilize a franchise system to expand their reach and maintain service quality.
As longtime pet owners and pet lovers, we couldn’t help but notice that the typical grooming shop would take our family dog behind closed doors for service from groomers who often had inappropriate or very little training in an industry with little to no government oversight or regulation. When we picked up our family dog, usually many hours later, our high-energy dogs were many times exhausted and stressed.
Co-founders John Kanski, Winn Claybaugh and Gary Ratner have collectively combined 100+ years' experience as both beauty salon and cosmetology school owners—we knew we could use this knowledge to create a different model, a better pet and pet parent experience.
Onyva is a modern dog spa reinventing the grooming experience for pets and their people. We combine kindness, efficiency, and exceptional care in a thoughtfully designed space that feels as good as it looks. Our team of highly trained groomers uses a gentle, compassionate approach—no cages, no chaos—just personalized care tailored to each pup. From streamlined online booking to clear, upfront pricing, we make it easy for pet parents to get the care they need, without the stress.
Every detail of the Onyva experience is designed to be clean, calm, and elevated—because your dog deserves better, and so do you. We’re not just in the business of grooming dogs; we’re creating a community built on trust, transparency, and tail wags. Whether it’s a quick tidy-up or the full spa treatment, Onyva is here to deliver grooming that feels good—for dogs, for humans, and for the neighborhoods we serve.
Scenthound
Tim Vogel, CEO & Cofounder
Scenthound boasts years of experience in the dog grooming business. Operations started in 2005 when the founders, Jessica and Tim Vogel, opened a mobile grooming business. In 2015, Scenthound became what it is today. Since beginning to franchise in 2018, Scenthound has opened multiple locations throughout the United States.
The "scent" in Scenthound stands for skin, coat, ears, nails, and teeth. These nouns reflect the full grooming service that a Scenthound franchise is expected to offer its customers.
A Scenthound franchisee should be a dog lover who is committed to their well-being. Potential franchisees should be motivated leaders who can build a dedicated team and make their center (charmingly referred to as a Scenter!) a focal point for the dog lovers in their community.
Scenthound franchisees are responsible for running a sound business and establishing a solid place in the local community. Franchisees should be friendly and outgoing. Multi-unit franchises are offered with single-unit availability in some areas.
Opening a Scenthound franchise may offer a more predictable outcome than investing in a completely new brand that could struggle to thrive in an already crowded and competitive industry.
Scenthound implements what it believes to be a simple but effective scheme for ensuring customer loyalty. Customers can opt to become members by choosing a membership plan best suited to their budget. The dogs are expected to get to know its groomer to help make both dog and owner feel more comfortable. Scenthound cares about dogs and commits to offering top-quality grooming. Scenthound also concentrates on the dog's general well-being and guides owners on how to keep their pets healthy and fit.
To be part of the Scenthound team, you should make sure you're financially ready for an initial investment made up of a franchise fee and other startup costs. In addition, you should prepare yourself for ongoing fees that will include advertising, royalty, and potential renewal fees. Franchisees will also need to meet the company's set net worth and liquid capital requirements.
You should dig around a little before you apply for a Scenthound franchise. Make sure that there is a market for this service in your area. Dog care may be a successful business, but you might find that there is a lot of competition. While a Scenthound ‘scenter’ does not necessarily occupy a lot of space, you should ensure that it is located conveniently for increased foot traffic.
Scenthound prides itself on the comprehensive support that it offers its franchisees. This support covers all aspects of the business, and the franchisee may always find help when needed, whether it be their first day as a franchisee or their 1,000th.
Before making any financial commitment or signing an agreement, you must perform your due diligence and establish if this is the right opportunity for you. As part of your due diligence, you may want to speak to existing franchisees and ask the Scenthound franchising team questions.