Pet grooming is a growing, recurring-revenue service with real build-out and equipment costs. Funding covers the tubs, tables, and vans that let you serve more clients and add mobile or boarding services.
What pet grooming business owners use funding for
- Grooming tubs, tables, dryers, and clippers
- Mobile grooming van build-out
- Shop renovation and plumbing
- Booking software and POS
- Working capital to add staff or services
How much can you borrow?
Pet grooming businesses typically borrow $10,000 to $150,000 — equipment financing for tubs and mobile vans, term loans and working capital for build-outs and expansion.
The cash-flow challenge for pet grooming business owners
A proper grooming setup needs plumbing, tubs, and ventilation, and mobile grooming vans are a significant build-out. Demand is steady and loyal, but scaling means more stations, staff, or vehicles up front.
Tip: Mobile grooming vans often unlock premium pricing — model the added revenue before financing the build-out.
Best financing options
Tubs, tables, and mobile van build-outs fit equipment financing; shop renovations suit a term loan. A line of credit covers staffing and smaller upgrades.
Before you sign any offer, run the numbers through our business loan & MCA calculator to see the real APR and total payback.
Fund your pet grooming business
Equipment, a mobile van, or a build-out — funding for recurring-revenue grooming.
Check My Funding OptionsFrequently asked questions
Can I finance a mobile grooming van?
Yes — the van and its built-in grooming equipment are financed as equipment, with the vehicle serving as collateral.
What funding fits a grooming shop build-out?
A term loan typically funds the renovation and plumbing, while equipment financing covers tubs, tables, and dryers.