Established in 2016, a beloved dog bakery has become a staple in the Los Angeles pet community.

Located centrally, it's renowned for handcrafted dog treats made from premium ingredients. The bakery's roots trace back to 1989 with a rescue dog named Gracie, inspiring its founders to pioneer the world's first bakery exclusively for dogs.

The Sellers, recognizing a gap in the local market, created a space offering top-notch dog foods, freshly baked treats, and pet supplies. Exceptional in customer service, the bakery boasts a stellar 4.9-star Yelp rating from over 320 reviews and a 4.8-star Google rating from more than 150 reviews. In 2021, it was honored at the Los Angeles Times Readers' Best of the Southland Awards as one of the region's top small businesses. Beyond products, the bakery actively supports animal charities through annual events like the Easter B’egg Hunt and Growloween, promoting community engagement among dog owners. Standing out from local competitors, this bakery is known for its unique offerings and warm, customer-focused atmosphere.

Its prime location ensures a steady flow of foot traffic and visibility among nearby businesses and commuters. For those passionate about delivering top-quality products and service to pet owners, this bakery offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to a cherished community establishment. The dog food and treat market is expected to see substantial growth over the next several years. Specifically, the U.S. dog food market, valued at around $30.86 billion in 2023, is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.3%, reaching approximately $48.96 billion by 2032. Similarly, the U.S. pet treat market is seeing increased spending, with pet treats accounting for about 26.1% of the average pet food expenditure per pet in 2022.

This segment is also anticipated to grow significantly due to rising pet humanization and the availability of premium pet treat products like the ones sold with this business. Please reach out to learn more. New owners will be approved by the franchise, trained and supported in conjunction with the franchise guidelines. Current franchise agreement will be transferred to new owners.