A Useful Article About Business and Dog Treats

My goal was to create a Bake A Dog A Bone Review and after reading the actual product, I found some interesting things. This guide of 126 pages really delves into all the details of starting up a pet treat business. Did you know that approximately 63% of all United States households (71 million homes) now own at least one pet? And that number is growing. I did a little research and as much as 41Biliion dollars are spent on pets per year! That’s way more than movies, video games, and music. The pet business also seems pretty recession proof, seeing as people view their pets as part of the family (as I do).

The best part is, it doesn’t take much start-up capital. However, it does require planning and commitment, with a side of enthusiasm. This guide literally shows you everything you need to know to start and run a successful pet treat business. Sections covered in the ebook are:
- Identifying and targeting the most profitable niches
- Developing an effective marketing plan for your business
- Find and build relationships with suppliers of nutritional supplements and other pet related gift type items
- Managing the administrative side of the business, including record keeping, billing, taxes, insurance, and regulations
- Designing a plan to build a business you are proud to own and operate, whether it’s a part time of full-time, home based or store front.

The authors are also very reputable. Chris Trombley is the Director of Petco Relations for a multi-billion dollar manufacturer of products for Dogs, Cats, Birds, Reptiles, Small Animals, and Aquatic Life. His credentials even go on to include PETsMart and other businesses. The second author, Doug Bertram, is currently the President of eBiz Wize, LLC, a well respected publisher of pet industry information and consultancy. He has also been President of a company called Happy Dog Toys.

Even if I weren’t planning to go into the dog treat business, I would still love the all-about-dog advice. Purchase of this guide comes with a great bonus on remedies of common pet health issues. The bonus in itself comes with a 38 page guide on 33 all-natural remedies (recipes and all!)

I love the layout of this guide. It is very easy to follow and seems to answer any question I would have about pet treats. It even advises you how to develop your pet treat menu and how to make a dog treat. After reading through this ebook, I am thinking about getting into the pet treat business myself! If you have been looking for a great guide on how to start a dog treat business, then this is for you!