Retail

The British pet retailer is on track to meet profit expectations, supported by growth in veterinary operations.

Rabbit and guinea pig owners are increasingly buying like dog and cat parents. Here's what that means for your shelf.

The recently merged Brazilian retailers highlighted strong growth in digital sales, private labels, and services in their latest pre-merger results.

Higher investment weighs on net income despite customer growth and rising spend per user.

The Peruvian owner of pet retail chains Animalis and Tiendanimal plans to expand its store network and strengthen its omnichannel capabilities.

The American pet retailer is betting on fresh food and its own brands to increase performance in 2026.

E-commerce and pet specialty are increasingly the first choice for pet food launches, while grocery stores are gradually playing a lesser role.

American owners are shopping for pet food frequently and increasingly online, while Canadian pet parents are buying less often and prefer brick-and-mortar stores.

As tariffs and trade pressures mount, the Canadian pet retailer is updating its supply chain capabilities while expanding omnichannel capabilities.

Combining small-format stores with services and a growing private label portfolio enables the US pet retailer to capture market share outside major metropolitan areas.