Buying Guides For Pet Product Sourcing
Written from the size charts, materials and hardware in our own catalogue. Each guide points at the items in the range it describes, so you can go straight from the explanation to the product record.
How To Size A Dog Harness For A Retail Range
Chest girth decides the fit, not breed name. How to read a harness size chart and build a grade that does not generate returns.
Buying GuideReading A Pet Apparel Size Chart Without Guessing
Chest, back and neck, and why the pet weight column is the one that misleads buyers most often.
Material GuideMaterials Used In Pet Products And What They Change
Polyester, nylon, oxford, mesh, PP cotton, modal and zinc alloy. What each one is doing in the product and what it costs you.
Buying GuideSourcing Pet Products From China A Buyer Checklist
The questions worth asking a pet supplier before the first order, and the answers that should worry you.
ComparisonDog Collar Versus Harness What To Stock
They are not substitutes. What each one is for, and why a fixture that carries only one loses sales.
Buying GuideCat Furniture And Scratchers A Buying Guide
Cat trees, sisal scratchers, cardboard scratchers and window hammocks, and why cat ranges get under-stocked.
Buying GuidePet Carriers And Backpacks What Buyers Should Check
Ventilation, structure, and the measurements that decide whether the animal will actually travel in it.
Buying GuideHow To Test A Pet Range With A Low Minimum
A ten piece minimum only helps if the trial is designed to produce an answer. How to structure one.
Still Deciding What To Stock
Tell us the shelf you are filling and the price band you work to. We will point you at the items in the range that fit and say plainly where we cannot help.