Dorothy Crouch

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Properly planning and merchandising the chew-toy section for dogs can help retailers support pet parent as they channel developmental efforts into playtime.

Adding high-tech pet products to their inventory requires retailers to educate their employees and accurately identify how these goods can provide solutions to their customers.

Dog parents will need a leash and collar during an animal’s life, but the category for leashes, collars and harnesses is expanding to different animals and a variety of lifestyles.

Working to find the best products from around the world can help pet retailers boost their product selection with a unique array of quality products that are sure to set them apart from the competition.

With the right tools and a bit of creativity, professional groomers can give their four-legged clients a premium grooming experience by providing a better drying process.

Made-in-the-USA messaging continues to resonate with pet parents as a sign of brands’ and retailers’ commitment to local sourcing and trustworthy products.

Operating a successful grooming business requires groomers to keep pets clean and well-manicured, but they must also work hard to maintain efficient bathing practices.

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Boutique pet retail is challenging, but carving out a niche and engaging with the community through services tailored to local needs and interests is the secret to success.