Ludhiana’s pet care moving van goes viral due to a low-cost business idea, check out the viral post

In Ludhiana, a fresh and exciting business idea is grabbing attention for its innovative approach to pet care. What makes this company special is not only the top-notch services it offers, but also its affordability, making it accessible to more pet owners in the city. The idea is simple but effective: instead of pet owners having to go to a traditional grooming salon, the salon comes to them with a van.

This idea caught the attention of @Ajain112, who shared a photo of the cute pink mobile care cart called “Hum Tum aur Poonch.” The fact that the van is equipped with all the necessary tools and equipment for grooming, from shampoos to brushes to hair clippers and dryers, impressed Akshay. This eliminates the hassle of transportation and provides a more convenient option for busy pet owners. “Business ideas with low capital, no need for financing, cash payment, luxury segment, high demand, no need for technology,” Akshay commented next to the photo.

However, not everyone was equally enthusiastic about this unique business concept. “A lot of these came into bloom during COVID, but I don’t see them anymore. Each grooming takes 2 hours, add travel time, etc., and it’s not as lucrative or scalable as a store where you can groom multiple dogs together,” one person said. “Not comfortable for large dogs. No parallel service, only one per hour (limited turnover). The costs of fuel and water are high. Margins are low because of competition,” another person added.

A third person commented: “I didn’t like the experience, it’s too cluttered and messy! Only one timer!”

Earlier, a truck from an ice cream parlor in Delhi went viral after an image showed it fitted with solar panels on it. The image of an ice cream truck with solar panels on it surprised people online. The fact that an ice cream seller could afford solar panels was a surprising development for many.

For those who don’t know, these panels help keep the ice cream cool. Selling ice cream in summer is a challenging task, especially when demand is at its peak. The glycol freezers used by suppliers are heavy and require a large amount of power. This is where solar panels come to the rescue of these suppliers.