The Pet Industry
Furrst class: Meet the Aussie startup partnering with Delta Airlines to revolutionise pet travel
After moving to Singapore with her dog in 2014, Australian startup founder Jenny Pan came to a sudden realisation: what airlines use to tran…
TripAdvisor for pets: How Lumi the groodle caused these founders to leave their corporate jobs for startupland
For Pupsy founders Tommi Nordstrom and Rafaela Salzer, becoming pet parents to their groodle Lumi didn’t just lead them to a life of long …
“Heartbreaking”: The renters missing out on Australia’s pet boom
Business is booming in Australia’s pet-related industries. Pet ownership is rising and we’re spending more money than ever on our furry frie…
From DOGTV to pet cremation: How humanisation is driving a boom in the business of our furry friends
Growth industries are of constant interest to Australian entrepreneurs — there’s money to be made and those willing to take risks betting…
Doggos of startupland: Should your startup have an office pup?
Australia is an animal-loving nation, and while we know consumers are willing to part with hard-earned cash to pamper their pets, there’s …
Cannabis for dogs: Meet the Aussie company making hemp products for your pets
The term ‘cannabis for dogs’ sparks some pretty wild thoughts for those of us with furry friends. Maybe a puppy-sized joint, or a bite-sized…
“The fur baby is part of the family”: How Mad Paws attracted 370,000 customers by talking about their dogs
In their earliest days heading up a fledgling, cash-strapped startup, the founders of dog-sitting platform Mad Paws took their first interst…
“I’ve certainly had worse jobs”: Meet the businesses cashing in on Australia’s demand for dog photography
Family photographs are rarely pleasant affairs. Kids with pristine comb-overs, hands resting awkwardly on shoulders, a cheesy smile destined…
From crypto to canines: Meet the entrepreneur hoping to eradicate puppy farms through high-tech pet classifieds
While the inspiration for a new business sometimes comes from strange places, Jaryd Koenigsmann’s idea was literally staring him in the face…
