Pet care and grooming businesses in Hawaii: 77 locations, +15.0% jobs
Official counts for pet care and grooming businesses in Hawaii, 2026 Q1: how many there are, whether they are adding jobs, what they pay, and how Hawaii compares with the other states. From the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Census Bureau, refreshed each quarter.
Hawaii against the country · 2026 Q1
| Hawaii | United States | |
|---|---|---|
| Pet care and grooming businesses with employees | 77 | 28,651 |
| Per 100,000 residents | 5.3 | 8.4 |
| Jobs | 367 | 198,925 |
| Jobs, year over year | +15.0% | +2.5% |
| Locations, year over year | +5.5% | +3.5% |
| Average weekly wage | $537 | $603 |
| Rank among states, density | 50 of 50 | |
| Rank among states, job growth | 2 of 50 |
What the numbers say
Hawaii has 77 pet care and grooming businesses with payroll, employing 367 people. At 5.3 per 100,000 residents the market is thinner than the country as a whole, number 50 among the 50 states with published data. Jobs grew +15.0% over the year, ahead of the national +2.5%. Jobs grew faster than locations, which means existing operators are hiring: demand is being absorbed by the businesses already open.
Average pay at pet care and grooming businesses in Hawaii is $537 a week, 11% below the national figure of $603. Budget labor from this number, not from a national guide.
Over five years, from 2021 to 2025, the number of pet care and grooming businesses in Hawaii moved +25.4%, from 59 to 74.
Pet care and grooming businesses in Hawaii, annual average
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- 202474
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Jobs at pet care and grooming businesses in Hawaii
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What counts as "pet care and grooming businesses" here
Pet care services except veterinary: grooming, boarding, training, sitting and daycare for pets. The code is NAICS 812910. BLS counts establishments that report payroll, so a one-person business with no employees is not in these figures; in trades with many solo operators the true number of businesses is higher.
Before you open one in Hawaii
A statewide figure tells you which way the wind blows. It does not tell you whether the corner you are looking at has the households, the income and the gap in competition to support one more. A counts the pet care and grooming businesses within reach of one address in Hawaii, reads the county trend from the same BLS table, and scores the plan. The saturation check does a city-level version for free.
Questions people ask
How many pet care and grooming businesses are there in Hawaii?
BLS counted 77 pet care and grooming businesses with employees in Hawaii in 2026 Q1, employing 367 people. Owner-only businesses with no payroll are not in that count. That is 5.3 per 100,000 residents, against 8.4 nationally.
Are pet care and grooming businesses growing in Hawaii?
Yes. Jobs at pet care and grooming businesses in Hawaii changed +15.0% over the year to 2026 Q1, and the number of locations changed +5.5%. That ranks Hawaii 2 of 50 states for job growth in this business type. Over five years the location count moved +25.4%.
Is Hawaii a crowded market for pet care and grooming businesses?
Hawaii has 5.3 pet care and grooming businesses per 100,000 residents, thinner than the country as a whole, ranking 50 of 50 states. Density is a statewide average; a Neur report counts the competitors around one address.
Pet care and grooming businesses in every state
Densest first. The number is pet care and grooming businesses per 100,000 residents in 2026 Q1.
Other business types in Hawaii
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, private sector, NAICS 812910, 2026 Q1 (quarterly) and annual averages (five-year series); U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 1-year population estimates. This page is generated from those feeds and rewritten when a new quarter publishes. All 14 business types in Hawaii · Growth ranking for Hawaii · Pet care and grooming businesses by state