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Although there are no definite plans yet to say that this will definitely happen in the future, one of the top executives of Coops and Cages, a pet housing retailer based in Australia, said that they might be able to offer their business as a franchise, if the pet industry in general records an upward movement economically. Judging from the look on his face and the trends occurring in the pet industry right now, it's as if the franchise is good as a sealed deal.

In the business industry, awards are valued since these are considered free advertising for its winners. But apart from the free campaign, awards can give any business credibility, which could help them gain more audience, always considered good for increasing profits. That is why big or small, being in the list of possible awardees is considered a positive news for any entity. In the pet industry, one of the top executives of Coops and Cages, a pet housing business, admitted that he would love their business to be recognised too though such awards.

Coops and Cages, a retail company that sells pet housing products, reportedly has been receiving massive orders from its website. Because of this, its CEO decided that an upgrade was needed to accommodate the needs of its growing number of customers, as well as provide support to its own employees. The new POS system has already been up for several days now. Although customers may not be able to tell the difference from their end, Coops and Cages CEO says that because of this, better service is what’s in store for them.

After proving itself recession proof, the pet industry will continue its upward growth trend at 4% per year through 2018, expecting an overall expenditure of US$67.56 billion (AUD 78.51 billion). This figure is calculated based on last year’s total of US$55.53 billion (AUD 64.53 billion). All estimates are according to the IBIS World Industry Report. World pet markets continue to post dramatic, ever-continuing increases in pet ownership and spending for 2014. Product-based pet businesses have seen the highest growth in sales in the last few years. These businesses include pet food, pet supplies and veterinarian supplies, among others. However, franchises of various pet services are on the rise, predicts leading Australian pet enclosures retailer Coops And Cages™. Franchised services for grooming, pet day care and training have opportunities to peak in the next few years.

Australian firm Coops And Cages™ endorses using the internet to find lost pets. The pet enclosures retailer believes that enlisting for help through social media and the internet at large could speed up the process of reclaiming lost pets. Given the social media-inclined public, the company believes turning to social media has become more effective than plastering city lamp posts with lost pet flyers.

Dog businesses are successful because there are hundreds of dog owners nationwide. These dog owners intend to provide their beloved dogs the very best care that they can afford. Along with purchasing food, toys, treats and medicine for their canines, dog owners invest in kennels. Kennels from Coops and Cages keep the dogs warm during the winter and cold during the summer.

The pet industry may have seen a rise in its business prospects, judging from the positive news that it continues to attract. Its better sales forecast could be easily portrayed as people now becoming more responsible when it comes to animal care. But there is always another side to this story, an ugly truth that not everybody is aware of. In the case of pets, cruel and unjust treatment from the very people who are supposed to care for them. And this is what Australian company, Coops And Cages, wants to change with its campaign to support pet charity causes.

If one intends to keep pets in the backyard indefinitely or at night, an enclosure that is suitable for this scenario is necessary. Coops and Cages provides outdoor pet enclosures that benefit animals. The enclosures from the company protect the animals from the cold Australian winds especially during the night. There is also a sense of security for the animal and keeps them warm through storms, cold mornings or rain.

When there’s a movement in a certain industry, this often changes for the benefit of the business organisations that consist it. But that is not the case in the pet industry sector. The recent changes made as seen in the events sponsored by some of the organisations that make it up are geared towards not only for the betterment of their own business entities, but for the pets and the people who are involved in it.

If they are already receiving more attention than the previous years, most pets still have something better to look forward to in the coming years. Experts are now saying that pet owners are expected to spend more cash on different pet products and services. The pet industry has remained strong even during the recession. Now that the worldwide economy is taking a shift for the better, does this mean that pet owners around the globe will now be able to indulge their pets with expensive goods and services? So what could be the possible splurges that pets would be enjoying soon?