Scenthound caps off successful year

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Scenthound caps off successful year

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Scenthound, a dog care and wellness franchise, celebrated its nationwide growth in 2021, selling almost 80 units across 12 major markets. The brand saw a 283 per cent increase in units from 2020 and plans to open 100 units and sell an additional 200 in the coming years.

Scenthound, the dog care and wellness franchise, is celebrating its nationwide growth. In 2021, the brand sold almost 80 units across 12 major markets, including the like of California, Georgia and Texas. Scenthound saw a 283 per cent increase in units from 2020; the brand has grown considerably since it launched in 2015.

“Over the last twelve months, Scenthound has been on an incredible trajectory of growth that we largely attribute to our keen knack for technology-driven innovation and the strength of our franchisees. Being pioneers in an ever-growing industry, we are proud to be revolutionizing how consumers approach pet care and expanding our franchise footprint across the country in 2021 and beyond,” said Tim Vogel, CEO of Scenthound.

“With a unique approach to routine and preventive dog care and a continuously evolving business model, we are confident that our success and complete disruption of the $100bn pet industry will continue well into 2022.”

Some of the brand’s achievements:

  • Selling 77 units across 12 states in 2021

  • Securing financial backing from the Groupon co-founder Lefkofsky and Orangetheory Fitness CEO and co-founder David Long

  • Development of the consumer facing S.C.E.N.T. app to help users track their dog’s health.

“When we opened our doors years ago, we already knew that our brand was going to redefine the pet care industry and our success to date proves just that. Our strong and recession-resistant business model and unparalleled corporate support team prove to be a key component in both attracting and retaining franchisees,” said Vogel.

“Scenthound’s main goal has always been to remove barriers so that people can love and connect with their dogs. In the coming years, with strong local franchisees in cities across the country, we hope to further that goal by opening 100 units and selling an additional 200.”

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This story was originally published by Raghav Patel in Global Franchise on December 15, 2021. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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