Revscale Media (illustration)Woof Gang Adds Great Hill Partners as Investor
A second private equity backer joins the pet grooming franchise to fund franchisee support, new markets, and national marketing.
America's largest pet grooming franchise opens first stores in Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Utah, extending its reach to 36 states and Canada.

Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming opened its first stores in Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Utah this month, extending the pet grooming and retail brand to 36 states and Canada. The openings continue one of the brand's most active growth stretches, following its 300th location earlier this year. Woof Gang now counts more than 450 locations open or under development.
Woof Gang pairs salon-style grooming with a curated retail line that now spans more than 450 products, including a recent toy launch and hypoallergenic wipes. Grooming drives repeat visits, while retail lifts the average ticket on each trip. That mix gives operators two revenue engines under one roof.
Pushing into Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Utah targets interior states with rising pet ownership and fewer branded grooming options. Entering these markets first lets franchisees build local share before national competitors arrive. Early density also makes regional marketing and supply more efficient.
Grooming demand has held up as pet spending stays resilient through tighter consumer budgets. Unit economics, with reported average sales near $740,000, depend on groomer recruitment and retention. Operators win or lose on staffing as much as on location, so labor planning decides the return.
Revscale Media (illustration)A second private equity backer joins the pet grooming franchise to fund franchisee support, new markets, and national marketing.
Woof Gang BakeryA second private equity investor joins Woof Gang as the 330-unit pet grooming franchise pushes toward 400 locations and deeper technology.
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