Many pet owners work the same times that a veterinarian’s office is open with the possible exception of the weekend.  Many, therefore, would rather take their pets to the vet during the week and save weekends for family time and not vet visits.

Being willing to take pets to a vet is a great way to start an at home business.  This way you will be able to work out of a home yet still have a large degree of freedom.

“Transporting pets is not difficult, but the nice part is you will be able to schedule several pets at a time for the same vet’s office.  This will increase profits and cut time,” said Sandy McQueen of McQueenathome.com.

The investment of this particular business is minimal unless you do not have a suitable vehicle to transport the pets.  If not, investing in one is a good idea and in many ways necessary.

“Large animals or mixing dogs and cats can prove chaotic but is not dangerous,” said McQueen.

Those who are serious will have to file for a business license as well as work diligently to generate business.  Word of mouth advertising will be the best possibility for this career.

“The more you are able to do and people you can help, the better the prospects,” said McQueen.

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Sandy McQueen, site owner

Avon, IN 46123

317-839-1271

mcqueenathome@gmail.com

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