New Sparkle Grooming Salon to Open in Broken Arrow

The franchise, operated by multi-unit owners, will introduce a membership-based pet care model to the local market.

Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Openings & Closings

Polished chrome grooming basin and neat metal tools in a clean, brightly lit professional salon space. — Sparkle Grooming Co. will open its new membership-based salon in Broken Arrow on October 26, 2026, targeting recurring service consistency. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Sparkle Grooming Co. is set to debut a new franchise location at 2324 E. Hillside Drive in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, on October 26, 2026. The new site will introduce the company’s recurring membership-based pet care model to local pet owners.

Why it matters

The opening reflects a broader trend toward utilizing subscription-based, quick-service models in the pet grooming industry to improve service consistency. The local expansion is led by franchise operators managing a portfolio of 37 total units across pet and wellness brands.

The franchisees hold 25 Sparkle Grooming Co. licenses alongside a portfolio of 12 The Joint Chiropractic franchises. This opening marks another step in a regional growth strategy targeting markets across Oklahoma, Arkansas, and western Missouri.

The players

Sparkle Grooming Co.

A pet care franchisor focusing on membership-based grooming and hygiene services.

Cori and Dan Cammarano

Multi-unit franchise operators who manage 37 total business locations across the pet and wellness sectors.

The details

The salon operates on a Quick-Service Pet Care model designed to standardize hygiene and grooming tasks through recurring memberships. Operators utilize an integrated online booking platform to manage recurring revenue streams, shifting from traditional appointment-only pet care toward a more predictable service volume model.

October 24, 2026: Community open house from 9 a.m. to noon.
October 26, 2026: Official salon opening.

Market Landscape

This opening aligns with the industry-wide shift toward subscription-based, quick-service models in the pet care market. It follows a strategy of applying high-frequency retail concepts to service-heavy sectors.

Local operators in the pet service space should monitor how the membership model impacts customer retention and scheduling efficiency compared to traditional pricing. If this format gains traction, incumbents may need to evaluate their own recurring service offerings to remain competitive.

The takeaway

The move demonstrates how proven multi-unit franchise operators are scaling consistent service models across fragmented local markets. Operators looking to replicate this should track the ratio of recurring membership revenue against per-service volume for the next fiscal year.