How to Save Money in a $70 Billion Pet Industry

When it comes to your dog, there’s not much you won’t do to ensure its safety and health. As an extension of your family, it’s hard to imagine not keeping their needs a priority.

Unfortunately, making sure your dog gets the absolute best food, treats, vet care, toys, medicine, and more is costly. No matter how much you want to provide for them, sometimes you’re forced to make occasional sacrifices.

What if there was a solution?

The Rise Of The Pet Industry

At the end of 2017, the pet industry is expected to reach almost $70 Billion in spending in the US alone.

That’s up from $17 Billion in 1994. Can you believe how much the market’s grown?

Maybe not, but your bank account probably can.

In such a fast-growing industry, prices reflect demand, which is why it’s not all that unusual to spend $75+ on a bag of food or $15-20 on a package of quality treats.

The extreme growth is draining our wallets. Pet boutiques are popping up everywhere. Prices continue to skyrocket.

It’s not going to stop anytime soon, either. By 2020, the pet industry is expected to reach nearly $100 Billion in sales. $100 Billion.

How Pet Stores Have Responded

Large-chain pet stores continue to find new ways to cut costs in order to make an even larger profit on dog treats, bones, and food.

Big-box retailers decided the best solution was to import pet products from countries like China or Thailand - countries that have little to no food quality standards.

However, their efforts didn’t just lead to larger profits; they led to the deaths of thousands of dogs.

Pet stores were lining their shelves with cheaply imported dog treats, and they weren’t investigated until far too many deaths had already occurred.

What’s worse - even after investigations led authorities to believe that imported treats from Asia were potentially deadly, the products still stocked the shelves of local pet stores.

In fact, some even went on sale.

How Can I Find Value Without Sacrificing Quality?

So, how do you find a middle ground? How can you still provide quality treats and bones for your dog, without spending a fortune them?

We had the same questions, so we decided to do something about it.

Our solution is to provide quality products in bundles through an online sales platform.

Here’s where it gets interesting:

Big-box retailers import dirt-cheap products and sell them at a high profit to maintain overhead costs while still making a profit.

Pet boutiques sell better-quality products at startlingly high prices in order to maintain their overhead costs while still making a profit.

Safe Bones Co sells high quality products at affordable prices because, well, we don’t have overhead costs to maintain like physical stores do. And we know how important it is for you to find value.

After all, we’re pet parents, too. We get it.

The Value In Bundles

To provide our dog bones and treats at an even better value than they already are, we decided to offer our products in Bundles. By doing so, we’re able to cut down on costs even further by avoiding paying extra for shipping multiple, standalone products.

At the end of the day, we’re happy the pet industry is booming, but not because we’re following the trends and hiking prices.

We’re happy because it means other pet parents are making their dog’s lives more of a priority, just like we are, and that’s something to get excited about.

The next time you’re debating on whether to cut costs by skimping on quality, or spend a fortune for some mental reassurance, consider receiving a Bundle instead.

For an affordable price, high quality, all-natural dog treats and bones will be delivered right to your front door (and we think that’s something to get excited about, too).

Our Promise

All of Safe Bones Company dog bones and dog treats are 100% Natural and Made in the U.S.A. at our facilities in the beautiful state of Nebraska. 

You’ll never need to be concerned with low quality imported products, or overly processed dog bones, jerky, or other treats. Shop now and treat your dog to something special.