Our unique SAFE-R buoyancy construction ensures that your dog is kept afloat and stable relative to the waterline. The foam is placed on the side for increased buoyancy and freedom of movement. The panels are split into sections to allow your dog to turn without being restricted by the vest.
Breathable
Highly breathable HexiVent material on your dog’s back. Water can flow through, and the ventilated top can help prevent your dog from overheating.
Ergonomic
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The shape of the vest allows your dog’s front legs to move freely, meaning your dog can move more efficiently in and out of the water.
Handle
The life jacket is equipped with a sturdy handle in case you need to lift your dog up on your paddle board, the dock or in the boat.
SAFE-T wrap system
By combining the SAFE-T wrap system and the wide chest straps, the pressure is evenly distributed, making the vest comfortable and safe for your dog.
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Welcome
Welcome to the third instalment of Pet Innovation, the September 2024 edition. This is an important issue for us, Pet Innovation came into existence to support the pet departments in garden centres, and has since expanded to support the pet retail industry in ways that help business growth through effective product selection, sustainability, technology and innovation.
October sees the first Pet Innovation trade expo, held at ExCeL London on 15-16 October 2024. We’re super proud to have partnered with the Pet Industry Federation to bring together some of the best pet product suppliers under one roof for the benefit of the above aims. We’re currently working on the seminar programme at the event – sessions that will be actionable and full of information you can take away and implement straight into your pet departments. We really hope to see you and your pet managers, buyers and visual merchandisers at the event – there will be plenty to do, see and learn. That’s all from me for this issue, we hope you enjoy it, and see you in December.
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Pet Industry Federation
PIF on the pet market boom and the increased demand for services
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Casco Pet
Matthew Bubear shares the key strategies for pet retail success
Pet Pantry
Natures Menu’s Mark Stayman discusses the Pet Pantry concept
The Cat Sector
How retailers can tap into the thriving UK cat market
Pet Innovation Zone
The pet product exhibition debuting at Garden Centre Expo
THE GROWING pet market
THE
PET INDUSTRY FEDERATION TALKS ANIMAL OWNERSHIP SURGE AND THE NEED FOR INNOVATIVE SERVICES
Over the last decade, we have witnessed a seismic shift in the pet market, marked by significant events that have altered its trajectory. According to UK Pet Food, there are now 13.5 million dogs, 12.5 million cats, 2.3 million small animals, and 1.3 million birds in the UK. However, the PDSA PAW report presents slightly different numbers, estimating 10.6 million dogs, 10.8 million cats, and 800,000 rabbits (compared to UK Pet Food’s one million rabbits). Despite these discrepancies in population surveys, it is clear that the number of pet animals in ownership has grown substantially.
This increase in pet ownership has spurred demand for pet services beyond traditional retail offerings. As the pet population continues to grow, so too does the demand for a wider array of pet services, such as dog grooming and dog daycare. This trend
opens up numerous opportunities for garden centres, which often have the space to add additional services. Larger retail stores have recognised the potential to enhance their portfolios by incorporating vet and grooming services. By combining pet retail with additional services, these businesses can drive foot traffic and mitigate some of the seasonal challenges that garden centres typically face.
Dog grooming is currently unregulated and garden centres might wish to consider renting space to a local dog groomer. The time a dog groom takes gives plenty of opportunity for its owner to browse products
and spend time in the cafe. It is also a prime opportunity for the owner to treat the freshly groomed dog with treats. Dog daycare is a regulated activity, so needs a bit more consideration as there are minimum space and staff requirements to ensure that welfare levels can be met, but nevertheless, it is certainly something that would benefit the local dog-owning community.
One of the most promising areas of growth for garden centres is the synergy
garden centres can create dedicated pet areas within their stores, offering products like pet-safe fertilisers, outdoor pet toys, and even small outdoor pet enclosures
between pets and gardens. Garden centres, traditionally known for plants, gardening tools, and outdoor furniture, are uniquely positioned to cater to pet owners. Pets and gardens complement each other beautifully, providing a holistic approach to outdoor living that appeals to many pet owners.
Garden centres can expand their offerings to include pet-friendly plants, outdoor pet furniture, and garden accessories specifically designed for pets. For instance, there is a growing market for dog-friendly plants that are non-toxic and safe for pets. Offering a range of these plants can attract pet owners looking to create a safe outdoor environment for their animals.
Additionally, garden centres can create dedicated pet areas within their stores, offering
products like pet-safe fertilisers, outdoor pet toys, and even small outdoor pet enclosures. These dedicated areas can become a onestop-shop for pet owners, combining their love for gardening with their need to care for their pets.
Garden centres can host events and workshops focused on pets and gardens. Workshops on creating pet-friendly gardens, seminars on the benefits of certain plants for pet health, and events like pet adoption days can draw in pet owners and foster a community of like-minded individuals. These events not only drive foot traffic but also position garden centres as community hubs that care about the wellbeing of both pets and plants.
Environmental sustainability is another emerging trend in the pet market. Pet owners are becoming more conscious of the environmental impact of their choices, leading to a growing demand for eco-friendly pet products and services. Garden centres can leverage this by offering sustainable pet products, such as biodegradable waste bags, eco-friendly pet toys, and organic pet food. By aligning their product offerings with the values of
environmentally conscious consumers, garden centres can attract a loyal customer base. In conclusion, the pet market has undergone a dramatic transformation over the past decade, influenced by various factors including increased pet ownership, the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, and evolving consumer preferences. The demand for pet services continues to grow, presenting both opportunities and challenges for businesses. Those that can adapt to the changing landscape, embrace the synergy between pets and gardens, and prioritise sustainability are likely to thrive in this dynamic market. As the bond between humans and their pets strengthens, the pet market will undoubtedly continue to evolve, reflecting the needs and desires of pet owners across the UK.
For more information about how the Pet Industry Federation can help your business, go to petfederation.co.uk or contact: info@petfederation.co.uk
TO SUCCEEDING IN PET RETAIL CEO Secrets
Over the past decade, pets have gone from being four-legged friends to beloved fur babies, considered to be members of the family. This trend of pet humanisation, alongside increased pet ownership, has led to the sector experiencing robust growth.
For garden centres, this rapidly developing sector offers an abundance of opportunity, transforming traditional stores into convenient, one-stop lifestyle shops.
So, how can businesses best leverage this opportunity? With these key strategies for success, shaped by more than three decades’ experience in the industry:
1. Define success
There are three core areas that define success: customer focus, innovation, and operational efficiency. Expand your customer base with pet offerings; provide quality products and interactive services – truly understand and meet the needs of your audience. Differentiate your business through innovation too; incorporate technology, diversify your services, responsibly sell live animals and stay ahead of market trends.
To maintain competitiveness, operational efficiency is essential. Streamlining operations to reduce costs, maintaining strong supplier relationships and improving service delivery are all essential.
2. Keep your eye on trends
Being able to pivot quickly is crucial; it’s important to stay agile and responsive to market trends.
CASCO PET’S CEO, MATTHEW BUBEAR, SHARES KEY STRATEGIES FOR SUCCESS, DRAWN FROM OVER THIRTY YEARS OF INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE
For example, it was identifying pet health and wellness as an emerging trend years ago that allowed me to capitalise on my extensive experience of creating pet retail habitats and launch a range of enclosures specifically for the veterinary sector. It’s come full circle – many of our larger clients are introducing our WELLKennels as they diversify into the veterinary space.
Like traditional pet retailers, garden centres selling pets could add services such as vets and grooming – broadening your demographic appeal and providing further conversion opportunities. The great accessibility and parking already available onsite only serve to benefit this further.
Trends like personalisation and premiumisation have led to rising sales of premium pet food, health products and accessories; take advantage of this.
3. Stay competitive
With 82% of garden shoppers purchasing goods in store, you’ll need to incorporate elements to retain your competitive edge.
When it comes to your pet department, independent retailers can stay competitive by
offering unique products and personalised customer service. Larger chains can leverage their scale to offer competitive pricing and a wider range of products, investing in digital capabilities to enhance customer experience.
Create a point of difference by providing engaging events and in-store experiences, such as the responsible selling of live animals. In-store animal habitats should be enriching, healthy spaces for pets to reside, while also creating a captivating environment for customers. Something we call “pet retail theatre”, our range of enclosures have been designed to enhance animal wellbeing and the customer experience.
Keep your business mission and vision strong – to truly succeed, you need to understand the changing demands of the market and your customers, and continuously innovate for the future.
Matthew Bubear is the CEO of CASCO Pet, a leading manufacturer of world-class animal habitats and veterinary kennelling.
An innovative entrepreneur, he has over 30 years of experience in the pet retail industry, driven by his passion for animal wellness.
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AN INTERVIEW WITH Mark Stayman
THE PET PANTRY WILL INCREASE FOOTFALL BY OFFERING A NON-SEASONAL PET FOOD SOLUTION
Natures Menu Pet Food is launching a groundbreaking partnership programme with garden centres across the UK. Bringing its Pet Pantry concept to market, this non-seasonal pet food solution is a growth-building opportunity that will drive footfall to garden centres.
The strategic move marks a significant expansion of Natures Menu’s distribution channels, introducing a year-round opportunity for pet owners to access premium pet food in a convenient way.
Natures Menu prides itself on offering nutritionally balanced pet food made from high quality natural ingredients. The garden centre
offering gives pet owners even more flexibility to locally purchase their pet’s favourite meals year round.
Mark Stayman, national sales manager at Natures Menu, says: “We are thrilled to embark on this journey with garden centres, enhancing accessibility to our premium pet food offerings. Our objective extends beyond mere distribution expansion: we aim to establish Pet Pantries at garden centres as go-to destinations for pet parents seeking top-tier nutrition for their beloved pets.”
With almost a third of the British population (30%) owning a dog or cat, establishing a pet category will benefit garden centres seeking
incremental growth and repeat footfall.
Nikki Richardson, Morely Nurseries says: “Our pet section has never looked better, having grown more than 40% year-on-year. This is testament to the wide range, premium products and knowledgeable team at Natures Menu – a brand I’m very passionate about. I always encourage my customers to change to raw pet food so their dogs can receive the best from their daily diet.”
Natures Menu offers a comprehensive “one stop shop solution,” being the only business covering all pet food technologies under one roof.
The initial objective for the garden centre partnerships is ambitious, with plans to establish
Natures Menu in 600 garden centres by December 2024. The expansion showcases Natures Menu’s commitment to broadening its reach and ensuring accessibility to premium pet food products.
Pet Innovation speaks in more detail with Stayman about the new initiative.
What is Pet Pantry, and how can it work in garden centres?
Pet Pantry is a suite of point-of-sale and a complete range of pet food covering all technologies and formats, brought to you by Natures Menu. The concept allows Garden Centres to establish their own Pet Food category.
What trends are we seeing in the pet food market?
The Raw category has exploded in recent years, in particular freeze-dried food, with more and more pet parents understanding the benefits of feeding Raw. Natures Menu Raw Freeze Dried offers extreme convenience for raw feeders as well as an array of health benefits including shinier coats, and stools
The expansion showcases Natures Menu’s commitment to broadening its reach and ensuring accessibility to premium pet food products
that are harder, less smelly and easier to pick up.
Which garden centres are you currently working with, and what has the installation looked like?
We have recently supported Morley Nurseries Southend-on-Sea with the transformation of their pet area, including a full point of sale suite and range of food options. However, we are keen to cater for all shapes and sizes, and so we also have smaller footprint FSDU’s to trial by their till areas.
What are the opportunities in terms of revenue from working with you?
Establishing new categories and retail experiences will take time, but we are here to
help. Despite garden centre sales declining -3% in June (HTA Market Update July), developing new footfall-driving opportunities is ever so important. Garden centres have become well known for being destinations for more than just our horticultural requirements. With more centres becoming pet-friendly, what better way to encourage pet parents to your store, becoming a destination for the whole family.
What does the Pet Pantry offer include? In addition to point of sale, we offer sales, merchandising and accredited nutritional training support. With over 40 years of experience in the Natural Pet Food Category and exports in Raw, we are passionate about
healthy pet food and nutrition as well as pioneering easy ways to feed your pet in the best way possible.
What are some examples of this initiative working?
We are already working with some great independent garden centres and developing new partnerships with well known chains who have embraced the potential that a pet category can bring. The benefit of establishing a thriving pet food category is the opportunity for repeat purchase, especially within the Raw food sector. Customers can easily return weekly for their Raw frozen shop as household freezers often have limited space.
THE STATE OF THE
BOOST YOUR SUCCESS IN THE PET SECTOR WITH PREMIUM PRODUCTS, SUBSCRIPTION SERVICES, AND INFLUENCER PARTNERSHIPS
The UK cat product industry is a major segment of the pet market, offering a range of products for over 12 million pet cats in the country. With over a quarter of UK households owning cats, there’s a substantial opportunity for retailers.
Roughly, £1.4bn is spent per year on cat food, which is slightly down on dog food sales (£2bn) and in 2022, only 3.6% of food purchases were made online, although this is expected to grow to 6.6% by 2027.
Cat toys can cost anywhere from £35 to £380 a year, according to Rover.com,
depending on frequency of replacement, quantity, and price. Other sources suggest cat owners spend around £200 annually on toys and bedding, while another indicates an average of £75.68 a year on gifts and toys. Here’s an overview of the UK cat market and how retailers can capitalise on it.
UK cat market: size and growth
The UK cat market is substantial, with millions of households owning at least one cat. The market has seen steady growth, driven by factors such as the increasing humanisation of pets, where cats are treated as family members, and the
rise in pet ownership during the COVID-19 pandemic. The demand for cat-related products and services continues to rise, encompassing food, healthcare, accessories, and more.
Trends and consumer behaviour premium products
There is a growing trend towards premium and specialised cat products, including organic and grain-free foods, high quality toys, and luxury accessories. Cat owners are willing to spend more
on products that promise better health and happiness for their pets.
Health and wellness
The focus on pet health and wellness has increased demand for veterinary care, nutritional supplements, and preventive healthcare products. This trend is driven by greater awareness of pet health issues and the desire for long, healthy lives for cats.
This trend is driven by a greater awareness of pet health issues and the desire to ensure long and healthy lives for cats
Sustainability
Eco-friendly and sustainable products are gaining popularity among cat owners who are environmentally conscious. This includes biodegradable litter, sustainably sourced food ingredients, and recyclable packaging.
How retailers can leverage a diverse product and service range
Retailers can expand their range to include high quality and specialised cat products such as premium food, health supplements,
grooming items, and innovative toys. Offering a wide selection caters to the diverse needs and preferences of cat owners.
Subscription services
Implementing subscription services for essential cat products like food, litter, and healthcare items can provide convenience for customers and ensure a steady revenue stream for retailers. Subscription boxes with curated items can also add an element of surprise and delight for cat owners.
can help retailers reach a broader audience. Influencers can promote products through social media, reviews, and sponsored content, building trust and credibility among cat owners.
Community engagement
Support Animal Shelters Retailers can engage with the community by supporting local animal shelters and rescue organisations. This can include donations, sponsorships, and hosting adoption events. Such initiatives not only help animals in need but also enhance the retailer’s reputation and customer loyalty.
Educational workshops
Offering workshops and seminars on cat care, nutrition, and behaviour can position retailers as knowledgeable and caring experts in the pet industry. These events can attract cat owners and provide opportunities for product demonstrations and sales.
Partnerships and collaborations
Partnering with veterinary clinics can help retailers offer exclusive discounts on healthcare products and services. This collaboration can also provide valuable insights into the latest trends and needs in pet healthcare.
Pet
Influencers
Engaging with pet influencers and bloggers
Awareness targeted
marketing campaigns
Developing marketing campaigns that specifically target cat owners can drive sales and brand loyalty. Highlighting benefits of products and services through engaging content, testimonials, and promotions can attract customers.
Online presence
Strengthening online presence through e-commerce platforms and social media can help retailers reach a wider audience. Offering online shopping, home delivery, and clickand-collect services can enhance customer convenience and satisfaction.
The UK cat market presents numerous opportunities for retailers to grow and thrive. By understanding the trends and consumer behaviour, expanding product offerings, forming strategic partnerships, engaging with the community, and implementing effective marketing strategies, retailers can tap into this vibrant market. The key is to cater to the evolving needs and preferences of cat owners, ensuring that their feline friends receive the best care and products available.
INTRODUCING
Pet Innovation
EXPLORE GROUNDBREAKING PET RETAIL ADVANCEMENTS AT PET INNOVATION,
DEBUTING WITH GARDEN CENTRE EXPO AT EXCEL LONDON
Pet Innovation is Britain’s newest pet product exhibition, taking part alongside the Garden Centre Expo at ExCeL London on Tuesday 15 and Wednesday 16 October 2024.
Supported by the Pet Industry Federation, Pet Innovation aims to showcase the newest innovations in pet retail, from sustainability, technology and innovations in products to the strategies pet retailers can take advantage of.
Currently, the combined pet shop and garden centre sector is worth £5.2bn to the British economy. With Brits spending an average of £2k per year on their pooches, and spending on pet gifts having grown by £286m in the last five years, it’s now up to pet retailers – and retailers of pet products – to take advantage of this.
The purpose of this exciting new section of the event is to help garden centres across the UK source not only the products, but also systems and services that will enable them to enhance
their pet offering, boost retail capabilities, and maximise revenues.
Pet Industry Federation partnership
We are delighted to be partnered with the Pet Industry Federation. The Pet Industry Federation (PIF) serves as a primer membership association for the UK’s pet sector. With a rich history of representing various pet businesses for over 75 years, PIF is dedicated to enhancing industry standards and fostering the prosperity of its members’ enterprises. Through advocacy efforts, PIF ensures that the voices of its members are heard at the governmental level, championing the industry’s interests.
PIF’s membership encompasses a diverse array of pet-related businesses, including pet groomers, dog walkers, kennels, catteries, home boarders, pet sitters, retailers, manufacturers, and suppliers. By offering an extensive range of benefits, from cost-saving opportunities to tailored training programmes, PIF empowers
its members top thrive in the competitive marketplace.
To learn more, book a consultation and meet the Pet Industry Federation at this year’s show. You can also email them to enquire about their Associate Membership plans, email info@petfederation.co.uk.
Seminar programme
We’re putting a full content programme together for the theatre at the show alongside the Pet Industry Federation. We’ll be focusing on actionable, insightful content, to help retailers make the most of their business. We’ll examine the pet market in full, take a look at the latest innovations in pet retail, and showcase some of the most sustainable and technologically-advanced innovations available.
Keep your eyes on gardencentreexpo.com/ pet-innovation for more announcements over the coming weeks.
MEET THE EXHIBITORS
MYFAMILY
MyFamily is a 100% Made in Italy brand dedicated to the pet lifestyle. Founded in 2010, it has revolutionised the concept of the identification tag with over 700 unmistakable designs that can be personalised with instant engraving thanks to the innovative in-house designed system “Techla”. The brand’s range also includes collars, leashes, and harnesses, as well as an apparel line, all made with selected materials.
MYFAMILY.IT
THE GOLDEN PASTE CO
The Golden Paste Co. is your trusted destination for top-notch wellbeing and joint supplements that prioritise wellbeing. As a leading advocate of natural remedies, The Golden Paste Co offers a wide range of effective solutions, including its renowned turmeric supplements, to promote joint health and overall vitality. The business is part of I’Anson Holdings, a family-run business with over 120 years’ experience of manufacturing animal feed and supplements.
GOLDENPASTECOMPANY.CO.UK
MEET THE EXHIBITORS
With over 40 years of experience, Su-Bridge is an award-winning, family-owned, nationwide pet wholesaler with an expansive range of over 15,000 products covering everything from foods and treats to accessories, toys and more. Su-Bridge prides itself on providing a reliable and friendly service, backed by expert knowledge of well-known brands like James Wellbeloved, Skinners, and KONG. It also boasts exclusive partnerships with leading brands such as ZIWI, Curli, Lovejoys, and more.
Award winning pet care brand DotDotPet have a range of high quality functional pet treats, dog shampoos and eco accessories. With distinctive branding, DotDotPet provides solutions for modern pet parents.
Each of Furr Boost’s recipes contains a meat, fruit and vegetable, along with added oils and vitamins, so it’s more than a hydration drink. It supports a dog’s wellbeing in areas such as digestion, skin and coat, anxiety, metabolism and immunity.
Proudly producing its market-leading brands in a factory in North Lincolnshire, upcycling UK paper into soft, safe, naturally absorbent litter that is biodegradable and compostable. Breeder Celect Recycled Paper Cat Litter is the no.1 paper cat litter in the UK, trusted by Woodgreen Animal Shelter and voted Your Cat Best Cat Litter 2024 and PPM Retailer Recommended Cat Litter 2024.
LTD
DogDoov is a new and innovative dog bed. Sold as a cover and internal net, the customer utilises old bedding and clothing from home to fill the bed themselves. No more toxic foam fillers. Customers will have the satisfaction of upcycling their old linens to make a comfortable dog bed whilst helping to save the planet.
Petbuddy Group prioritises innovation, sustainability, and superior quality. Each of its brands embodies the vision of meeting the highest nutritional standards while addressing the evolving needs of pet owners globally. Through continuous improvement, innovation and eco-friendly practices, Petbuddy Group is shaping a healthier, happier future for pets and their owners worldwide.
HARVEST PET PRODUCTS
Located in the heart of rural Lincolnshire, Harvest Pet Products is a BRC A Food Safety accredited and Sedex approved manufacturer of wild bird and small animal feed and treats. Within its own site, Harvest Pet Products has full control over its manufacturing process and the capability to develop and expand without restraint. The business has invested significantly in its manufacturing capabilities to achieve BRC certification – the only wild bird food manufacturer in the UK to hold this.
Animal welfare is the priority when Non Stop Dog Wear makes dog gear. Comfortable and functional equipment that does not limit the dog was the outset and reason why the business was created. Only the best is good enough for our four-legged friend. Its goal is to facilitate and encourage an active life together, knowing that an active dog is a happy dog, and a happy dog means a happy owner. HARVESTPETPRODUCTS.COM
Pup & Kit is a new stylish pet brand with a passion for creating quality, innovative products for the home. With a stunning range of beds, bowls and bedding, including the UK’s first bedside pet bed, PetNest, and cosy nest bed PupPillow. Founded by Mark Nicholls, creator of baby brand Snüz, Pup & Kit recognise how pets are part of the family too. This is what drives them to make products that blend seamlessly into the home and help make owners lives easier.
& KIT TWIGGY TAGS
Storeys and Tails has dedicated the last 13 years to perfecting the art of crafting high quality, distinctive pet accessories. Its expertise lies in creating exquisite dog collars that set the standard for premium pet products, radiating character and style. Owner Natasha’s expertise in the leather industry, gained from her early career handcrafting leather goods for renowned UK-based fashion businesses, has allowed Storeys and Tails to elevate its products to the utmost standards.
PUPANDKIT.COM
Twiggy Tags’ award-winning products are all tensile strength-tested for safety, and tried and tested by its own dogs for months before launch. The business works hard to innovate new ideas, bringing products to the table that we as dog owners want and need. Twiggy Tags is now three years old and in less than a year has grown from not being stocked in any retailers to now being found in over 100 across the UK.
TWIGGYTAGS.CO.UK
Offering a range of irresistible hay for rabbits, guinea pigs and other small animals made in the heart of the Cotswolds. No matter the weather or the time of year, its premium hay is as good today as it was when harvested, all thanks to a unique weather-proofed harvesting process. Little Hay Co offers a range of irresistible, premium, rabbit and small pet hay that your pets will adore.
Discover luxury products designed for indoor cats, ensuring peace of mind during weekend getaways. The innovative range includes automatic litter boxes for hassle-free toilet trips, food and water dispensers to meet all their needs, running wheels for maintaining fitness, and automatic brushes for ultimate relaxation.
CASCO Pet creates beautiful high quality environments to keep, care for, or sell livestock whilst enhancing animal well-being.
CASCOPET.COM/UK
COSMETICS
It’s Lakelands Cosmetics’ mission to create cruelty-free, high quality cosmetics for each and every member of the household. The brands include the Bugalugs pet grooming range for the family dog.
PETLUX.NL LAKELANDCOSMETICS.CO.UK
Durham Animal Feeds is one of the largest UK providers of affordable raw food for dogs. It has been at the forefront of the raw pet food industry for over 30 years. As a result, the business has an extensive range of products established to satisfy even the fussiest of canines.
