Sentences with phrase «products out of your pet»

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Peter Drucker, arguably the leading management thinker of the twentieth century, observed, «If a new venture does succeed, more often than not it is n a market other than the one it was originally intended to serve, with products and services not quite those with which it had set out that are bought in large part by customers it did not even think of when it started and used for a host of purposes besides the ones for which the products were first designed.»

A team of Deutsche Bank economists led by Peter Hooper used a «vector autoregression» model to try and figure out how gross - domestic product in certain countries responds to various events.

Also known as spot - on products, topical treatments are squeezed out of a tube and applied to the pet's neck or back.

I personally like this product so much I now get it in their 3 lb bulk packages... This works out really well, with very little packaging (excess packaging is one of my pet peeves) and the product is exceptionally fresh.

As a chemist as well as a chef, Peter combines his chemistry with food to develop product recipes for Seasonings, Sauces, Condiments, and Salsa's thattake the guess work out of cooking!

A protective layer of ultra-thin glass made of SiOx (silicon oxide) prevents oxygen and other substances from getting into the PET bottle and stops ingredients such as CO2 from getting out thereby increasing the shelf life of the products.

Two stories of pure eye candy, the Chicago store is visually stunning with not only sweet treats, but also cool gifts, candy - themed sleepwear, stationery, toys and — let's not leave out your pooch — pet - themed products.

Lock up medicines, vitamins, cleaning products, pet food, alcohol, poisonous plants, and chemicals (like paint, gasoline, etc.) out of your baby's reach.

If you're worried your pets are running out of things to do, the Go Pet product will revitalize their free time and get them occupied again.

PET carpet advocates brag that their products keep plastic soda and water bottles out of the landfill, but who knows how many of those sacrificed bottles could have lived on as more bottles instead of other end of the line products.

At the reaction's end, an atom of hydrogen and an atom of chlorine are left out of each PET molecular junction, resulting in a by - product of hydrogen chloride (HCl) gas.

Each year, plastic manufacturers pump out more than 45 million metric tons of PET to make water bottles, salad domes, peanut butter jars, and other products — all of which sport a stamp with the number one inside a recycle symbol.

In fact, the American Lung Association points out that indoor air can be home to a long list of potentially dangerous toxins and pollutants, including bacteria and viruses, carpets, cleaning supplies, mold and dampness, pet dander, radon, smoke, dust mites, paint products and many other chemicals and impurities.

We had planned a photo shoot to capture images of our Wit & Delight for Target Pet Collection and as we were planning out the shoot, we thought, how fun it would be to take images of dogs actually using and wearing the pet products,...

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And without a better - defined product, the report's author said online learning faces a risk of petering out and being little more than a back - up alternative to on - campus education for students.

«We're trying to solve the problem for parents that, there's so much content out there — half of which I don't know if my kid is going to like or not like — and quite frankly is very expensive,» Peter Larsen, Amazon's vice president of Kindle products, told Mashable in an interview.

Peter: Well I think it's often the case of they're not looking for these extra products but rather after they've bought a car and maybe taken out a loan to help them buy the car, they have these extra products pushed onto them.

While food and treat products that are made in the USA — from wholesome, domestically sourced ingredients, of course — have proven quite an easy sell for pet stores, some retailers point out that the trend has yet to reach its full potential in other product categories.

It turns out people are spending on travel and pets, and companies such as Jaradén, a manufacturer of higher - end travel - related pet products, have carved a perfect niche in this market.

Now that we've seemingly got the Millennials all figured out — at least when it comes to how they shop for pet products — is it time to shift our focus to the next up - and - coming generation of consumers?

The aptly named manufacturer Cycle Dog, based in Portland, Ore., began creating eco-friendly pet products in 2009 out of reclaimed rubber tubes.

Driven by concerns about product safety and a desire to support a troubled domestic economy, a growing number of pet owners are seeking out products that are made in the United States

TFH / Four Paws — a Neptune City, N.J., manufacturer of products for dogs and cats, including Wee - Wee Housebreaking Pads — reaches out to pet owners to find out how to improve products.

Whether they are looking for a trusted brand from the world of human products to use on their pets, or they want to extend their fandom to their furry, finned or feathered friends, shoppers are actively going to pet stores to seek out merchandise that directly reflects their own personal interests and sensibilities.

She points out that recalls or an issue with a product can have a big impact on small, independent retailers, and they take the burden of providing the best for their customers» pets very seriously.

Retailers can also offer small samples of products for pet parents to try out at home for an even bigger impact.

The company's broad range of products, sound reputation throughout the pet industry and commitment to innovation has helped it stand out in an extremely crowded marketplace.

However, it is also worth pointing out to pet owners the difference between supplements and products such as dewormers, ear - mite treatments and flea - and - tick products that are regulated by governmental bodies like the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and / or the Environmental Production Agency (EPA).

Inspired by her experience raising a Standard Poodle named Jordan — whose lifespan turned out to be far too short despite receiving vigilant care using the products and best practices available at the time — Weiss founded Ark Naturals on a handful of pet vitamin products under the Nu - Pet brand, which she acquired from a company that had been selling into the veterinary channel.

As pets become a bigger part of family life, their owners are increasingly seeking out products that will seamlessly fit in with their existing home décor.

However, armed with substantial business experience, particularly in bringing consumer products to market, Weiss set out on an enterprise that would put her company squarely at the forefront of the natural products trend that is currently sweeping the pet industry.

Dog owners may also seek out seasonally themed collars as a way to include pets in holiday festivities, says Sara Schrekenhofer, advertising manager and graphic designer for Leather Brothers, Inc. (DBA OmniPet), a Conway, Ark., manufacturer of products for dogs and cats.

Each of the company's products have names geared to appeal to pet owners and stand out on the shelf, such as Dia - Beat - It and Bionic Body.

«Find out from the pet owner what type of dog they have, how they like to spend time together and make a great recommendation for a product that you believe will be the best match.»

By offering a unique product selection, coupled with exceptional customer service in a fun and entertaining environment, independent pet stores can come out ahead of the pack.

With this in mind, Pet Business reached out to a select group of top executives from some of the industry's top pet product companies to get their perspectives on the key issues facing pet stores today, as well as how retailers can rise to the challenges that are sure to shape pet retailing for years to come.

For example, natural products now represent more than 70 percent of all pet food sales, but citing this claim alone is no longer enough to stand out.

Trends and Concerns What are some of the concerns that might drive pet owners to seek out these products?

But as other retail channels and online outlets increasingly seek to carve out their own slice of the lucrative pet care market, it has become even more important for neighborhood pet shops to focus on building product assortments that will set them apart while delivering real value to their customers.

They seek out products that will help solve a specific need / problem of their pet.

Manufacturers of plush dog toys are continually coming out with innovative, appealing products, helping pet specialty retailers keep the shelves fresh and exciting.

Mindi Brothers, director of marketing for Chesterfield, Mo. - based Manna Pro Products pet division — maker of Nutri - Vet brand supplements for dogs and cats — points out that Millennials, in particular, are driving growth in supplements and says that pet demographics and lifestyle changes are also impacting the popularity of specific types of supplements.

But when these buyers come across a booth with natural pet toys, she says, they think, «Wow, there's a whole bunch of natural products out here that I never thought of, so let's explore all of the categories within the natural space.»

Store personnel need to be able to steer the pet parent in the right direction and use resources from manufacturers like signage, product packaging, a website and videos to help take the anxiety out of the selection process.

Michelle Schell, director of marketing for Long Beach, Calif. - based Redbarn Pet Products, pointed out that pet owners — and thus retailers — are more discerning than ever.

Assuming this is how the next round of consolidation plays out, the resulting homogenization of pet retail could reverberate throughout the industry, depressing diversity and even outright killing certain product categories that do not necessarily serve the profit - generating needs of private - equity investors.

This ongoing trend towards the humanization of pets is compelling owners to seek out products with ingredients they know are safe and can recognize, explains Jones.

«We are always seeking out new and innovative pet products to keep our store fresh and ahead of the competition,» Lewis explains.