Croatia

Puppy and kitten products – both dry and wet – seem to have claimed all available shelf space, even in developing markets. Is there still room for growth?

Entrepreneurial by nature, the Croatian omnichannel retailer is keen to take advantage of all platforms that can bring it closer to its customers.

Veterinary services, pet treats, and online retail dominate the investment landscape this summer.

With the Balkan nations thriving in many respects, PETS International looks at the similarities and differences that exist between the pet markets in Serbia, Croatia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina from retail and manufacturing perspectives.

More than 300 insiders gathered in Venice to share their knowledge, experiences and key insights on opportunities for pet businesses.

The German pet retailer says the business performed positively, especially in Poland and France.

With the acquisition of Zoo Group Stefanov and Zvjerinjak, the company aims to validate its leading position in southeast Europe.

The new location of the Croatian pet retailer features 7,000 products, including freshly baked biscuits for dogs.

The German retailer will open 14 new stores and acquire Super Zoo locations across both countries to consolidate its online and omnichannel strategy.  

The pet retailer recently inaugurated its 150th Super zoo store in the Czech Republic and plans to open 10 more by the end of the year.