The company will expand its online offerings to include additional specialty pet diets, treats and other products this fall.

The company has secured $12 million in total Series A funding, which it plans to use to expand its product offerings and its team.

The webinars will be focused on educating independent retailers on e-commerce opportunities and building a recession-proof business.

Brands today can potentially be everywhere in the market, but an omnichannel approach may not be right for everyone.

The company has expanded distribution through Takakura New Industries, Inc., with plans to add its products to more than 1,000 stores throughout the country.

The company, Tail Bangers, has also launched four new dog treat products.

Dr. Elsey’s cleanprotein brand will be offered online and in select PetSmart stores across the country, starting in July.

The national pet retail franchise expects to open 20 new stores, including its first in the state of Washington.

The American Pet Products Association is tracking purchasing behavior and economic sentiments of the pet-owning population in the United States.

The e-commerce affiliate is utilizing its brand and distributor partners to fine-tune online shopping capabilities for independent brick-and-mortar pet stores.