Join The Big Dogs We're expanding in Canada!

It’s a given that ours is a business that attracts dog-lovers. But if that’s all we were, our business would have gone to the dogs a long time ago. The Pet Grooming and Boarding industry in Canada exhibited strong growth over the past five years and revenue is anticipated to grow at an annualized rate of 4.2%. The industry-leading pet services brand will offer pup lovers a fast-growing franchise opportunity in Canada that builds upon Camp Bow Wow’s immense success in the United States. We experienced 12%* average annual revenue growth from 2016-2019, and having hosted over 4.7 million dog visits in 2019, Camp Bow Wow is excited to further grow its community of dog-lovers.

Demand for pet grooming, boarding, training and walking in Canada is at an all-time high according to IBISWorld. Pet ownership is on the rise and more pet owners have increased disposable income, driving them to spend a total of $548 million in Canada in 2019 alone. The real impetus behind this phenomenal growth? The shift in the way people think of their dogs. Once kept around largely as helpers and guards, dogs now occupy a space as beloved family members, and devoted pet parents are willing to spend more money on them.

* Figure represents the average aggregate increase in annual gross revenue for all locations that were open and operating for any length of time during 2016, 2017, 2018, and/or 2019. The financial performance representation contained in Schedule “I” of our 2021 Franchise Disclosure Document also includes: (1) annual unit-level gross revenue; and (2) select expenses for expense reporting franchises.

“**See item 19 of our most current FDD for additional information”should be changed to: Figure represents the aggregate Gross Revenue for all locations that were open and operating for any length of time in 2020, including those owned by the Franchisor, as reported in our 2021 Franchise Disclosure Document. The financial performance representations in Schedule “I” of our 2021 Franchise Disclosure Document also includes: (1) annual unit-level gross revenue; and (2) selected expenses for expense-reporting franchises.