Retailers
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Jun- 2025 -26 June
Jollyes launches campaign to help pets stay cool
Jollyes is offering free dog washes every Wednesday through June and July as part of ‘Operation Cool Dog’, a campaign to help pets stay cool during hot weather. The initiative, which launched on 24 June across 10 stores equipped with self-service dog-washing stations, allows dog owners to access the Wash…
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24 June
F. Duerr & Son launches Peamutt Squeezy for Pets at Home
F. Duerr and Son has expanded its Peamutt Butter dog treat range with a new squeezable version, Peamutt Squeezy, launching exclusively in Pets at Home stores across the UK from 23 June. The peanut-based treat, priced at £2.49 for a 320g tube, is designed for convenient use with dog toys…
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23 June
Royal Canin launches first range of canine supplements
Royal Canin has launched its first range of canine supplements, marking the brand’s entry into the pet supplement category. The range consists of four once-a-day chewable products designed to address joint and ageing issues, digestion, skin and coat condition, and puppy immunity and digestion. Targeted at dogs from six months…
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17 June
Mars commits to global seafood traceability standard
Mars has become the first petfood company to commit to the Global Dialogue on Seafood Traceability (GDST) standard, pledging to implement full digital traceability across its seafood supply chains. The company, which owns brands including Pedigree and Ben’s Original, has partnered with GDST-verified provider Wholechain to meet the global benchmark.…
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16 June
TopLife launches Cheese Bones for dogs
TopLife has expanded into the dog treat market with the launch of Cheese Bones, a three-strong range aimed at helping retailers diversify their pet offerings. Known for its pet milk products, TopLife products are easily digestible, low in lactose, gluten free and high in protein, supporting muscle development, the immune…
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13 June
Purina opens applications for its seventh ‘Unleashed’ accelerator programme
Global pet care company Purina has opened applications for the seventh edition of its ‘Unleashed’ accelerator programme, aimed at helping pet-tech start-ups scale their businesses. Now in its seventh year, the programme supports companies using emerging technologies – including artificial intelligence (AI) – to address challenges faced by pet owners. …
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12 June
Dog food prices set to rise 50% by 2035, TopDog finds
Pet owners are set to spend an average of 50% more a month on dog food and treats by 2035, if prices continue to rise at the rate they have for the last 10 years, according to new research from dog accessory brand TopDog. The analysis found that prices for…
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10 June
Nova Dog Chews launches new gluten and grain free pâté range
Dog treat brand Nova Dog Chews has launched a new gluten and grain free pâté range in a move aimed at catering to dogs with food sensitivities. The firm has replaced the small amount of rice flour in the original recipe with sweet potato. According to Nova Dog Chews, the…
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9 June
Mars expands global Better Cities for Pets programme
Pet care company Mars is expanding its Better Cities for Pets programme to support more pet-friendly urban environments worldwide. The initiative will invest more than $1m (£737,577) in increasing access to green spaces and pet-friendly areas, aiming to benefit 10 million people and pets by 2030. The global expansion is…
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6 June
Different Dog partners with Good2Great on leadership scheme
Dog food company Different Dog has partnered with Bridgnorth consultancy Good2Great on a new leadership development programme to support its growth plans. The Shropshire-based business, founded in 2017 by Alex and Charlie Thurstan, produces premium food for dogs. Its meals are developed by nutritionists and hand-cooked using human-grade, British-sourced ingredients…
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