Pet Butler has risen to the top of the pet-care industry. Since its inception in Columbus, Ohio, in 1988, this professional pet-waste removal service has given families, businesses and dog parks the peace of mind of knowing their pets can live in a clean, safe environment. By Shelby Green
Pet Butler has risen to the top of the pet-care industry. Since its inception in Columbus, Ohio, in 1988, this professional pet-waste removal service has given families, businesses and dog parks the peace of mind of knowing their pets can live in a clean, safe environment.
According to a survey conducted by the American Pet Products Association, 67% of households in America own a pet. Additionally, the pet industry is expected to reach $275 billion by 2030, making now a great time to invest in a Pet Butler location.
“When we acquired Pet Butler, we saw so much opportunity,” said James Young, president and chief operating officer of Spring-Green Enterprises, the parent company of Pet Butler. “We’re eager to continue expanding our offerings beyond just pet waste removal to ensure pet owners and our commercial customers have a partner they can trust when it comes to their pets. As of today, we’ve expanded 50% of our system to offer high-quality pet care.”
In addition to waste removal, Pet Butler recently expanded its service offerings to become a one-stop shop for pet parents. The company’s services now include dog walking, pet shuttle services, pet sitting and more, all of which benefit customers and potential entrepreneurs looking to cash in on the lucrative pet business through multiple revenue streams.
Pet Butler realizes that the commercial need for waste removal services is continuing to grow, especially in areas like dog parks, high-rise apartments and other venues that host dog events, promising even greater opportunities for the company’s franchisees.
While Pet Butler already has solidified itself as an exceptional option for pet parents, the company has high hopes for the future. Over the course of two months, Pet Butler already has awarded three new franchises, and it envisions having locations in roughly 40 states in the coming years, providing a high ceiling of opportunity for aspiring pet entrepreneurs.
“We’re passionate about what we do,” explained Young. “We’re excited for the future and look forward to watching our Pet Butler family continue to grow.”
Shelby Green