Reading Time: 4 minutes Turns out that PetSmart and Chewy.com weren’t the “purrfect” match, after all. Three years after it purchased the huge online retailer, PetSmart plans to sell all of its shares in Chewy and split the companies in two. What will this mean for Chewy customers? So far, the company’s not saying. In another change to where you’ll buy your cat food, Pet Valu is Covid’s latest retail victim and will close its US stores.
Cats who shop online can catch some bargains with Amazon Pet Profiles.
Maybe your cats can’t do their own shopping on Amazon… yet. But they can receive their own “purrsonalized” recommendations and coupons with Amazon Pet Profiles.
The profiles could give the retailer an even larger share of the online pet supply market.
According to the most recent American Pet Product Association’s National Pet Owners Survey, Amazon had the lion’s share of online pet supply shoppers with 54 percent. Chewy.com, the retailer I thought was everybody’s favorite, was far behind Amazon, Petsmart.com and Walmart.com with just 18 percent.
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