You may need to leave behind a dated mix of products and services to see strong results in your store.
Drive real ROI and secure actual market share by focusing on your outbox instead of social media counts.
Hear what retailers and brands will be buzzing about at 2025 trade shows.
A new book offers insight into why so much productivity advice proves ineffective for women.
Indie retailers and service providers commit to overcoming internal obstacles in 2025, and so does the PETS+ editor-in-chief.
Use this checklist to identify weaknesses and improve performance across your company.
Embracing the principles of diversity, equity and inclusion will have a positive impact on your pet business.
Our annual Big Survey issue looked at what separates thriving independent pet businesses from those that struggle.
Connecting with other pet professionals provides invaluable support and guidance. Find your people!
Doing so allows you to legally defend intellectual property such as your business name beyond your local market.
Plus more design and merchandising tips for the holiday season that will be here before you know it.
The Editor's Note from our Sep-Oct issue looks backward and forward.
By outlining each stage of your customer's journey, you can create and enhance processes for both them and you.
Carrying pet products from underrepresented entrepreneurs helps to transform your store and the pet industry into a more inclusive and innovative space.
IndiePet will celebrate the second annual event on Sept. 28. Learn why it just makes sense to take part.
Doing so will create a win-win for both the retailer and the brand.
Business thought leaders, including your fellow indies, offer advice on negotiating the best deals.
It could. Instead, focus on quality over quantity for success.
Instead, focus on innovation!
Changes are coming to pet food and supplement labels. Here's what you need to know about the Pet Food Label Modernization project.
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