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Pet Business Ideas from
MyMommyBiz
Do you love pets? Why not start
a unique pet or dog related business? People are spending more and more
money on their pampered pets, so now is the time to start a business with
a pampered pooch or canine (or bird, or horse, or ferret...) as the central
theme?
Start
your own Dog Treats Bakery Business
Baking gourmet dog treats for dogs is an extremely popular business for
those who like dogs and love to cook. Dog treats (as well as cat, horse,
bird, ferret, hedgehog, etc) can be made for pennies, yet sold for over
one hundred times that amount (yes, you read that right). But this is
not a business for those who don't like dogs, because they will come drooling
over to you when you have a freshly baked biscuit batch for them!
Start
your own Dog Day Care Business
Ever see packs of 20 or more dogs walking around town with three or four
people? Those people are employees of a doggie daycare business, and the
owners of each of those dogs have paid $20-$30 (and sometimes even more!)
for their dog to spend the day at an upscale dog daycare, where dogs are
never lonely, and they spend three or more hours each day doing what dogs
love best ~ walking!
Start
your own Pet Photography Business
If you have a natural knack for photography, and you love pets, why not
try your hand at a pet photography business? Whether you set up formal
portraits, or do action shots of pets on the go, this is a fun business
to start up.
Start
your own Pet Sitting Business
Looking after pets while the owners are away, or even making mid-day visits
for pets who need medical attention while the owners are at work, is great
business for people to start, and one that is easily run during the summer
months only as a pet vacaction service.
Start
your own Dog Grooming Business
Don't mind the smell of wet dog? Dog grooming is a popular business for
pet lovers to start. Whether you want to have a set-up location, or start
a mobile pet grooming business, this is a fun business that will bring
you constant repeat business.
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