Quixtar IBOs Tap Into Pet Market
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., April 29, 2007 - Retail sales of pet supplies in the U.S. will exceed $11 billion by 2009 according to a report by market research publisher, Packaged Facts. 'Thousands of our members, Quixtar Independent Business Owners (IBOS), are building their businesses by focusing on health and nutrition products for families, including the family pet,' says Jody Victor of the Independent Business Owners Association International (IBOAI).
'With the recent launch of new Nutripet® dry cat and dog foods to our new partnership with 1-800-PetMeds, IBOs have what every pet needs to life a healthy lifestyle,' notes Billy Florence.
1-800-PetMeds is revolutionizing the distribution of pet medications by delivering satisfaction, savings and convenience directly to customers. Founded in 1996, 1-800-PetMeds strives to help customers save time and money, while empowering them to choose the best products for their pets. PetHealth101 (www.pethealth101.com) is sponsored by 1-800PetMeds as a resource for pet behavior, illnesses and medications.
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