Pets
For pet food and supplies
The same bag, the same size, roughly every four weeks, for years. The catalogue has to make that effortless.

Who this is for
Shops like these
Pet food and treats
Toys and accessories
Aquarium and reptile supplies
Grooming, cages and carriers
The problem
What makes this trade awkward
01
Weight is the product
A 1.5kg bag and a 15kg bag have different margins, and the big one carries the revenue.
What the platform does
Bag size as an axis
Four weights by three formulas, each priced and counted on its own.
02
Regulars are the business
Without records you rediscover each one from scratch every month.
What the platform does
Low-stock flags on the staples
The bag everyone buys is reordered before the shelf is empty.
03
Running out loses the customer
Nobody waits a week for dog food. They buy it elsewhere and often keep buying it there.
What the platform does
Records for the repeat
This month’s order starts from last month’s rather than from nothing.
Your catalogue
How a pets shop sets this up
Type the options once. Every combination gets its own price, stock and photographs.
One product
Adult dry dog food
Weight
Formula
Twelve rows. The 15kg chicken carries the shop, and is counted as its own thing.
The features that matter here
What a pets shop leans on
Options and variants
Type Size: XL, L, M and Colour: red, green — every sellable combination is generated for you.
Low-stock flags
What is about to run out, surfaced before you discover it.
Customer records
Contact details and every order they have placed, on one page.
Orders you type yourself
WhatsApp and counter sales go in by hand — same stock, same totals.
Stock levels
Counted per variant, with stock held by open orders tracked separately.
Collections
Best sellers, new in, Ramadan picks — shelves that cut across categories.
Questions
Pets — the usual questions
Not yet. The nearest thing is a repeat order taken from the customer’s record.
That is your decision and your legal responsibility as the seller. The platform handles catalogue and orders either way.
Yes — take the booking as an order and add the products sold with it, so the day is one figure.
Set your shop up this afternoon
Name it, add a product, type your options. Your address is live when you publish.