We've interviewed thousands of successful founders at Starter Story and asked what advice they would give to entrepreneurs who are just getting started.

Here's the best advice we discovered for starting a pet care business:

#1: Amy Reed, founder of Woofie's:

We chatted with with Amy, founder of Woofie's ($250K/month). In our interview, Amy says:

Always take an honest look at your business and don't be afraid to make changes. Be self-critical and when something isn’t working, ask yourself: “what can I do to make this process run smoother”?

Additionally:

So many people thought we were crazy in the early days and there were so many naysayers. People thought dog walking was a hobby and “not a real job”.

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#2: Benny DiFranco, founder of Hands N Paws:

We chatted with with Benny, founder of Hands N Paws ($15K/month). In our interview, Benny says:

What changed everything for me was the moment I decided to stop all the bullshit. I stopped putting 1,000 things on my daily to-do list. I stopped comparing myself to other business owners on social media.

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#3: Benny DiFranco, founder of Hands N Paws:

We chatted with with Benny, founder of Hands N Paws ($15K/month). In our interview, Benny says:

Continue creating and documenting so that the business owner can pointedly begin to remove him/herself from being so directly involved. Herein lies the definition of what it means to be a true entrepreneur.

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Starting A Pet Care Business: Everything You Need To Know

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