Bunnings is expanding its pet food and toy offerings for dogs, cats and birds by stocking close to 1000 products from late March. Read more about the launch here:
Hardware giant Bunnings is hoping shoppers will add dog food and toys to their shopping lists when heading in store as the retailer launches a significant expansion of its pet merchandise business., which have boomed since the COVID era, when it expands its range from a couple of hundred items to close to 1000 products from late March.
Bunnings boss Mike Schneider said the option of bringing a pet to Bunnings had become more popular post-COVID, which the company hopes will boost the popularity of its pet category. ‘We’ve seen some really significant shifts at a societal level around how we think about four-legged friends in our homes.’Schneider said the business would be able to offer competitive prices at a time when animals were becoming a larger part of Australian family life.
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