7 months ago
PetPipers Revolutionizes Pet Grooming with Respect
Garima Khanna started PetPipers to make pet grooming better for both pets and the people who groom them.
She noticed that many groomers didn't get good pay or respect, and pets often had bad experiences.
So, she created a company that trains groomers well and treats them fairly.
PetPipers now has branches in Delhi, Dubai, and Mumbai.
They offer services like baths and nail clipping, and their groomers earn good money.
Pets and their owners love the service because the groomers are kind and skilled.
Garima wants to expand and train more people, showing that even blue-collar jobs can be respected and valued.
PetPipers was founded by Garima Khanna in 2019 to address gaps in India's pet grooming industry.
The company focuses on training groomers, providing fair pay, and ensuring respect for their work.
PetPipers operates in Delhi-NCR, Dubai, and Mumbai, offering services like nail clipping and medicated baths.
Groomers at PetPipers earn between Rs 22,000 and Rs 55,000, with opportunities for professional growth.
The company has trained 24 groomers and served 15,000 pet parents, with a strong emphasis on client satisfaction and pet well-being.
- Who
- Garima Khanna, founder of PetPipers, and her team of groomers
- What
- A pet grooming service focused on professional training and respect for groomers
- Where
- Operating in Delhi-NCR, Dubai, and Mumbai
- When
- Founded in 2019, expanded internationally in 2022
- Why
- To address the lack of quality, affordable, and respectful grooming services in India
Key facts
- Founder
- Garima Khanna
- Year Founded
- 2019
- Locations
- Delhi-NCR, Dubai, Mumbai
- Groomers Trained
- 24
- Pets Served
- 15,000
- Services
- Nail clipping, medicated baths, and more
- Price Range
- Rs 750 to Rs 2,000
- Groomer Earnings
- Rs 22,000 to Rs 55,000
Quotes
Garima Khanna
Founder of PetPipers and a dog lover from a young age.
“What I noticed in Delhi was that many groomers worked out of vans. They would go to the pet’s home, pick up the animal, and carry out grooming inside the van; all at high costs. The vans required heavy maintenance, and many pets were anxious because they were taken out of their familiar environment.”
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“A lot of people don’t recognise grooming as a profession. Groomers are often seen as people who do this work only out of love, not skill. Many don’t realise how much knowledge is needed to understand an animal that cannot speak.”
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Ashish
A pet groomer in Delhi-NCR with nearly 15 years of experience.
“In my earlier job, I neither trained anyone nor received training myself. Here, we are taught — and allowed to teach.”
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“We did not find this job; the job found us. That itself is a big green flag.”
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Cherry Sahini
A regular PetPipers client.
“The service providers are caring. They don’t just groom him — they play with him, bring small toys, and show him affection. Oreo gets excited when he sees them and welcomes his groomer like a friend.”
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“The experience has been satisfying. They visit home, which is convenient for us, and their prices are reasonable, making it easy to book regularly.”
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Sujith
A pet groomer who previously worked in a call centre.
“My association with dogs goes back to my childhood. A dog once saved me from a wolf attack but died in the process. Since then, my heart has always yearned to give back to dogs. This opportunity came my way.”
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“I earn three times what I earned there, and I have great job satisfaction.”
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Shruthi
A PetPipers client with four cats and a dog.
“The staff is well trained and polite. Their secret superpower is how gentle they are while dealing with pets. It’s not easy to keep animals calm while clipping nails, but the groomers don’t even flinch when bitten by frightened babies.”
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“The biggest testament to their skills is how lovingly our pets greet the groomers every time they visit.”
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