Pet owners buy food, treats and accessories online again and again. We run your marketplace listings, pricing and stock so you're ready for those repeat orders, with labelling and claims handled properly.
We build compliant listings, set delivery and pricing to protect your margin and keep your accounts healthy, so repeat customers keep finding you. We can also get your products into the right independent pet shops through retail and wholesale.
Pet food has legal labelling requirements, and most of that information must appear in your listing, not just on the bag.
Words like calming, joint care or itch relief can turn a product description into a medicinal claim you're not allowed to make.
Large sacks of food, beds and hutches are costly to send. Get delivery settings wrong and repeat orders lose money.
The obvious first stop for food, treats and everyday essentials. Heavy and Bulky delivery options cover large items such as hutches and kennels.
Marketplace guideStrong for accessories, bedding and equipment, with clear published rules on which pet medicines may be sold.
Marketplace guidePets are a natural fit for short videos, which suits toys, grooming products and novel accessories.
Marketplace guideA UK general marketplace that works well as an extra channel for established pet ranges with good product data.
Marketplace guideA home and leisure retailer with a growing marketplace open to applications, worth a look for beds, bowls and outdoor pet housing.
Marketplace guidePet food in Great Britain falls under assimilated Regulation (EC) 767/2009 on feed marketing and labelling. Labels must say whether it's a complete or complementary feed and show the composition, analytical constituents, feeding instructions, batch number, net quantity and business name and address.
When you sell feed at a distance, the mandatory label information must appear in the listing or be given before the sale is made. Only a few details, such as the batch number, net quantity and minimum storage life, can wait until delivery.
Feed labels can't claim a product will prevent, treat or cure a disease. The Veterinary Medicines Directorate's 2026 guidance covers feeds, supplements and calmers, counts product pages and social posts as advertising and says disclaimers don't protect you.
Veterinary medicines classed as AVM-GSL can be sold without legal restrictions, but online sellers of POM-V, POM-VPS and NFA-VPS medicines must register with the VMD. On Amazon UK, NFA-VPS and POM-VPS products need approval and POM-V medicines are prohibited.
We build listings with the full label information marketplaces and the law expect, written to be found in search without risky health claims.
Listing optimisationAccurate weights, sizes and delivery settings for big bags of food, beds and hutches, so heavy orders don't wipe out your margin.
Product feedsWe review competing offers on your products and recommend price and promotion changes for your approval, so you stay competitive on the items people reorder.
Pricing and Buy BoxWe keep an eye on policy notices and listing flags and fix the cause quickly, before a claims issue turns into a blocked listing.
Account healthBook a free 20-minute demo. We look at your products and where you sell today, show you the channels worth adding and walk you through a launch. You get a clear quote afterwards. No cost, no obligation.
