Turn Your Passion for Pets into a Business with a Wag N' Wash Franchise Wag N' Wash is a store where pets can be cherished every day by feeding, washing, and spoiling them just how they like it.

By Matthew Goldstein

3 benefits of owning a Wag N' Wash franchise:

  1. Multiple revenue streams from self-service bathing, grooming, and retail pet supplies.
  2. Strong brand association as part of Pet Supplies Plus, offering extensive experience and support.
  3. Participation in a growing industry with high demand for pet-related services.

As special friends and family members, cats and dogs are irreplaceable and deserve the best treatment every day. Wag N' Wash is a store where pets can be cherished every day by feeding, washing, and spoiling them just how they like it.

Key Facts:

  • Minimum Initial Investment: $513,320
  • Initial Franchise Fee: $49,900
  • Liquid Capital Required: $250,000
  • Net Worth Required: $600,000
  • Veteran Incentives: 20% off franchise fee
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