News | Traditional rawhide products
BackPetco removes chew products from shelves
Petco has stopped selling a selection of traditional chew products as the company now launches a new wellness initiative to help pets live as healthy a life as possible.
Affected are 32 traditional rawhide products. They will be replaced with new products that are perforated, so that even torn large pieces are easier for a dog's stomach to digest, according to reports from U.S. online news magazines.
According to a press release, Petco said 71 per cent of customers in a 2019 customer survey had expressed concerns about rawhide - including choking hazards, digestibility and ingredient origins.
Latest news
Omnichannel expert switches to Fressnapf
Thomas Oberste-Schemmann is assuming the position of vice-president of Loyalty & CRMP at Fressnapf. He succeeds Timo Jatzwauk, who headed the CRM View news...
Pet food driving growth
Nestlé has published its figures for the first six months of 2021. It has also increased its forecast for organic sales growth over the year as a View news...
Flood damage in Belgium and London too
Following the heavy rainfall and flooding which recently left many dead in western Germany, the severe weather has now returned to areas of Belgium View news...
New headquarters for Pet Place
Retail business Pet Place, which recently celebrated its 50th anniversary, has opened new headquarters following a pandemic sales boom. The company View news...
Our service during the Coronavirus crisis
Whether in your home office or at work - during the Coronavirus crisis, the current issue of PET worldwide is available here free of charge for use on PCs and mobile devices.
Sustainability
- © Pixabay, Gerd Altmann
Sustainability and environmental protection go hand in hand and are important priorities in every corporate culture. Scarcely any business sector has as many opportunities in this respect as the pet sector. Here, manufacturers present the latest concepts.
PET retailers from D, A, CH
Update now!
|
|
Actual economic data
Statistik Zoofachhandel
|
|
Newsletter
The latest news
Get the latest news about the PET industry weekly per email.
Post a comment
* Please complete the areas marked in red correctly and in full!.