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Mobile pet grooming company surpasses 28,000 dogs groomed in the first half of 2026 as it expands its owner-operator network

HOUSTON (July 22, 2026) – Lucky Dog Mobile Groomers, a fast-growing mobile pet grooming company that delivers professional, one-on-one care directly to customers’ driveways, reported strong growth during the first half of 2026. From January 1 through June 30, the company groomed more than 28,000 dogs, booked more than 38,000 appointments, and launched 21 new service areas.

Lucky Dog also announced plans to enter 10 additional U.S. markets as it expands its owner-operator network and responds to demand for convenient, at-home pet care. Upcoming markets include Elyria, Ohio; Fort Myers and Cape Coral, Florida; Galveston, San Antonio, and Tyler, Texas; Columbia, South Carolina; Salt Lake City; Pittsburgh; and Las Vegas.

The planned launches will broaden the company’s national footprint while strengthening its presence in Texas and Florida. These markets follow recent launches in London; Fort Worth and North Dallas, Texas; and Sarasota and Tampa, Florida.

“The first half of 2026 has been an important period of growth for Lucky Dog, both in the number of pets we serve and the communities we are preparing to enter,” said Edris Yousefi, founder of Lucky Dog Mobile Groomers. “As we expand, our focus remains on growing thoughtfully, supporting our local operators and delivering a consistent experience in every market.”

Founded in Houston in 2023, Lucky Dog began with one mobile grooming van and a goal of making professional pet care more convenient and less stressful. The company has since evolved into a growing national and international brand, surpassing 90,000 dogs groomed.

The company expands through a local owner-operator model, attracting entrepreneurs seeking to own a service-based business that combines recurring customer demand with the flexibility of a mobile operating model. Many licensees come from management, sales, operations, military, healthcare, or small business backgrounds and are looking to build a business without the overhead of a traditional storefront. Owners receive access to Lucky Dog’s brand, technology, and marketing resources while building businesses in their own communities. The structure allows Lucky Dog to scale while maintaining personalized service at the local level.

“Our midyear results demonstrate the strength of a service model built around changing consumer expectations and local entrepreneurship,” Yousefi said. “We are meeting demand for convenient pet care while giving owners the opportunity to build businesses backed by a growing national brand.”

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